Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | adj. Disinclined to conversation. |
1 taciturn 2 vitalize 3 galore 4 receivable 5 animadvert | |
2 | adj. Abominable. |
1 patriotism 2 brogue 3 unspeakable 4 suspense 5 capillary | |
3 | v. To come in without leave or license. |
1 intrude 2 imperceptible 3 treasonable 4 quay 5 selective | |
4 | n. Rational self-esteem. |
1 self-respect 2 tenure 3 expedient 4 desist 5 eccentric | |
5 | adj. Careless of or unable to meet responsibilities. |
1 puissant 2 cryptogram 3 irresponsible 4 out-and-out 5 impersonal | |
6 | n. That by which anything is transported. |
1 conveyance 2 priory 3 juicy 4 convulsion 5 foreign | |
7 | n. Rivulet. |
1 poetaster 2 streamlet 3 reducible 4 synopsis 5 congest | |
8 | adv. & adj. On fire, literally or figuratively. |
1 afire 2 cat-o-nine-tails 3 irresistible 4 syneresis 5 disquiet | |
9 | n. One who takes advantage of circumstances to gain his ends. |
1 involution 2 superadd 3 opportunist 4 vivify 5 conjunction | |
10 | n. An allurer or enticer to evil. |
1 invulnerable 2 exemplify 3 tempter 4 immortalize 5 bore | |
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11 | adj. Pertaining to a division of arthropods, containing lobsters, crabs, crawfish, etc. |
1 service 2 precision 3 compliant 4 extol 5 crustacean | |
12 | v. To discuss. |
1 well-to-do 2 expostulate 3 bulrush 4 plagiarism 5 paly | |
13 | n. Cutting and reproachful language. |
1 advertiser 2 antedate 3 illogical 4 immature 5 sarcasm | |
14 | adj. Tranquil. |
1 pandemic 2 afire 3 peaceful 4 likely 5 effluvium | |
15 | n. Untruthfulness. |
1 tentative 2 underrate 3 tipsy 4 counterpart 5 lying | |
16 | v. To refer incidentally, or by suggestion. |
1 allude 2 speculator 3 emergent 4 inconceivable 5 concurrent | |
17 | adj. Blameless. |
1 guileless 2 impeccable 3 intromit 4 anthracite 5 readily | |
18 | n. One who takes part in forcible opposition to the constituted authorities of a place. |
1 interrupt 2 inimical 3 verbose 4 insurgent 5 pinchers | |
19 | adj. Lying prone, or with the head to the ground. |
1 undersized 2 contradiction 3 bight 4 prostrate 5 forte | |
20 | adj. Grasping and representing facts as they are. |
1 decent 2 objective 3 generosity 4 refract 5 upheave | |
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21 | n. Darwinism as modified and extended by more recent students. |
1 peninsular 2 neo-Darwinsim 3 florist 4 bridle 5 service | |
22 | adj. Oily. |
1 decalogue 2 fathom 3 competence 4 appall 5 unctuous | |
23 | adj. Having a shriveled face. |
1 vociferate 2 glacier 3 vertex 4 wizen-faced 5 editorial | |
24 | n. One skilled in metaphysics. |
1 apotheosis 2 martial 3 low-spirited 4 shrinkage 5 metaphysician | |
25 | adj. Consisting of dissimilar elements or ingredients of different kinds. |
1 waive 2 reinstate 3 askance 4 heterogeneous 5 persevere | |
26 | adj. Being or occurring in the mind, but without attendant consciousness or conscious perception. |
1 boycott 2 subconscious 3 annual 4 evert 5 bountiful | |
27 | n. One who favors the prohibition by law of the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages. |
1 accommodate 2 inroad 3 prohibitionist 4 despicable 5 belate | |
28 | adj. Genuine. |
1 osculate 2 recant 3 sentient 4 stagnant 5 sterling | |
29 | adj. Steadfast. |
1 expansion 2 massacre 3 induct 4 paramount 5 immovable | |
30 | v. To separate. |
1 ministry 2 icily 3 foresight 4 unyoke 5 execration | |
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31 | n. Rhythmical or measured flow or movement, as in poetry or the time and pace of marching troops. |
1 cadence 2 predominate 3 deify 4 catastrophe 5 despot | |
32 | adj. Of or pertaining to plants. |
1 vegetal 2 vacuous 3 close-hauled 4 reverent 5 subservience | |
33 | adj. Bloody. |
1 vertex 2 accompany 3 trivial 4 inkling 5 sanguinary | |
34 | n. A labyrinth. |
1 maze 2 lactation 3 opinion 4 bailiff 5 canon | |
35 | adj. Characterized by great strength or power of endurance. |
1 inchoative 2 dramatist 3 subjection 4 invoke 5 robust | |
36 | n. An open structure for temporary shelter. |
1 inmost 2 advocate 3 preeminence 4 pavilion 5 stagnant | |
37 | v. In the game of poker, to put up a stake before the cards are dealt. |
1 regimen 2 factious 3 habitant 4 plasticity 5 ante | |
38 | n. Showing increase. |
1 grandiloquent 2 luminescence 3 aerostat 4 pact 5 affirmative | |
39 | n. The science that describes the universe, including astronomy, geography, and geology. |
1 crucible 2 protocol 3 cosmography 4 virulent 5 referrer | |
40 | adj. Unseasonable. |
1 untimely 2 triplicity 3 inane 4 misrepresent 5 eschew | |
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41 | v. To break a law. |
1 adoration 2 transgress 3 desperate 4 piecemeal 5 ichthyosaurs | |
42 | n. pl. Tumors composed of enlarged and thickened blood-vessels, at the lower end of the rectum. |
1 transplant 2 hemorrhoids 3 expedient 4 precedent 5 perjury | |
43 | v. To inspire with courage, hope, or strength of mind. |
1 encourage 2 truculent 3 burnish 4 superadd 5 inlet | |
44 | n. The countries lying west of Asia and the Turkish dominions. |
1 radiate 2 taxidermy 3 deforest 4 ogre 5 Occident | |
45 | adj. Existing for a short time only. |
1 luxuriant 2 mite 3 finite 4 logic 5 transitory | |
46 | v. To make somewhat different. |
1 artful 2 liquefy 3 stripling 4 laddie 5 modify | |
47 | n. A practitioner of midwifery. |
1 divinity 2 fallow 3 obstetrician 4 obvert 5 monopoly | |
48 | v. To throw into confusion. |
1 decorous 2 morale 3 anachronism 4 upturn 5 eject | |
49 | adj. Pertaining to studies that are pursued after receiving a degree. |
1 irradiate 2 abrade 3 postgraduate 4 immutable 5 eureka | |
50 | n. The state of being adjacent. |
1 diffidence 2 adjacency 3 predicament 4 misadventure 5 cadaverous | |
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51 | n. Testimony legally taken on interrogatories and reduced to writing, for use as evidence in court. |
1 supplicant 2 guinea 3 inherence 4 deposition 5 eulogize | |
52 | n. The calling to mind of incidents within the range of personal knowledge or experience. |
1 complicity 2 quiet 3 repugnance 4 adduce 5 reminiscence | |
53 | n. Insanity. |
1 orthopedic 2 mania 3 nit 4 possible 5 annalist | |
54 | adj. having fullness of beautiful form, as a woman, with or without sensuous or sensual quality. |
1 antediluvian 2 irrefragable 3 voluptuous 4 retrace 5 metaphor | |
55 | adj. Of similar nature or qualities. |
1 gratify 2 akin 3 supersede 4 adherence 5 maize | |
56 | v. To make payment for. |
1 defray 2 ambulance 3 philately 4 Sybarite 5 stealth | |
57 | adj. Destitute of animal life. |
1 tacit 2 irreverence 3 opaque 4 acid 5 inanimate | |
58 | adj. Having the character of a beginner. |
1 antiphony 2 cantonment 3 tyrannical 4 neophyte 5 incongruous | |
59 | adj. Characteristic of youth. |
1 luminescent 2 correlate 3 morale 4 juvenile 5 precedential | |
60 | n. The general science of the universe. |
1 luxuriance 2 foible 3 jocose 4 expectancy 5 cosmology | |
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61 | n. A definite amount paid at stated periods in compensation for services or as an allowance. |
1 nude 2 rote 3 stipend 4 narrate 5 negotiable | |
62 | v. To prove to be true, exact, or accurate. |
1 midwife 2 adjuration 3 verify 4 fumigate 5 repository | |
63 | adj. Having power to force back in a manner, physically or mentally. |
1 veracity 2 luscious 3 repellent 4 close-hauled 5 stellar | |
64 | n. A brief, pithy saying, condensing in witty or striking form the wisdom of experience. |
1 prehension 2 amalgam 3 endue 4 proverb 5 penultimate | |
65 | n. Instinctive knowledge or feeling. |
1 filibuster 2 nestle 3 emanate 4 prejudice 5 intuition | |
66 | n. The science of life or living organisms. |
1 venerate 2 trivial 3 intercede 4 depositor 5 biology | |
67 | n. The communication of disease from person to person. |
1 plebeian 2 contagion 3 superintendence 4 generic 5 indigestion | |
68 | adj. Difficult to accomplish. |
1 maharaja 2 formidable 3 preferable 4 sensorium 5 necessity | |
69 | n. The state or period of being a student. |
1 discontinuance 2 bauble 3 wile 4 pupilage 5 aver | |
70 | n. Ill will. |
1 quintessence 2 sedate 3 malevolence 4 coerce 5 centenary | |
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71 | n. A ripple. |
1 wavelet 2 insuperable 3 hinder 4 alliance 5 transcend | |
72 | n. A disposition to give liberally or to bestow favors heartily. |
1 avalanche 2 educe 3 generosity 4 census 5 excretion | |
73 | adj. Given to severe self-denial and practicing excessive abstinence and devotion. |
1 festive 2 allay 3 indignity 4 occurrence 5 ascetic | |
74 | adj. Impartial, as judgment. |
1 generalize 2 abnegate 3 able-bodied 4 unbiased 5 profile | |
75 | adj. Aware that one lives, feels, and thinks. |
1 indiscreet 2 static 3 inconsistent 4 conscious 5 latish | |
76 | n. A person of expectant temperament. |
1 evangelist 2 dishabille 3 dialect 4 immersion 5 futurist | |
77 | adj. Undergoing decomposition of animal or vegetable matter accompanied by fetid odors. |
1 morality 2 presentment 3 Quixotic 4 inaudible 5 putrescent | |
78 | n. A little lord. |
1 ruffian 2 prim 3 abrogate 4 lingua 5 lordling | |
79 | n. A solid bounded by plane faces, especially by more than four. |
1 polyhedron 2 fondle 3 subconscious 4 surveyor 5 aerostat | |
80 | adj. Accidental, by chance. |
1 commitment 2 casual 3 forego 4 telepathy 5 brethren | |
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81 | v. To cause to appear less guilty. |
1 canary 2 divisible 3 medallion 4 waive 5 palliate | |
82 | n. A fictitious narrative presented as historical, but without any basis of fact. |
1 urbanity 2 imitation 3 telephony 4 parricide 5 myth | |
83 | v. To determine the amount of (a tax or other sum to be paid). |
1 principality 2 unisonant 3 assess 4 pungent 5 maidenhood | |
84 | n. A mark that mars beauty. |
1 blemish 2 rejoin 3 lustrous 4 alder 5 dowry | |
85 | v. To recognize; to admit the genuineness or validity of. |
1 acknowledge 2 disciplinary 3 beneficiary 4 mobocracy 5 supplicate | |
86 | adj. Monetary. |
1 octave 2 inconsiderable 3 financial 4 bevel 5 maneuver | |
87 | n. A person who has little understanding. |
1 transfigure 2 proctor 3 lexicographer 4 provincial 5 witling | |
88 | v. To contaminate. |
1 embolden 2 console 3 enmity 4 vitiate 5 philanthropic | |
89 | adj. Pertaining to the moon. |
1 subsist 2 bric-a-brac 3 privity 4 centurion 5 lunar | |
90 | n. A woman who makes a business of assisting at childbirth. |
1 effete 2 preferment 3 exorcise 4 lactation 5 midwife | |
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91 | n. A condensed form as of a book or play. |
1 incipient 2 equity 3 abridgment 4 encore 5 biograph | |
92 | n. A doctrine of creation or of the origin of the universe. |
1 retrospective 2 personnel 3 lucrative 4 infrequent 5 cosmogony | |
93 | n. The sharp striking of one body against another. |
1 detract 2 butt 3 myth 4 percussion 5 modulate | |
94 | n. A roguish, mischievous boy. |
1 gentile 2 swarthy 3 urchin 4 depositor 5 fugacious | |
95 | n. A person habitually lazy or idle. |
1 stagnation 2 dendroid 3 solar 4 magnetize 5 sluggard | |
96 | v. To wave, shake, or flourish triumphantly or defiantly, as a sword or spear. |
1 consign 2 brandish 3 coagulate 4 forecast 5 epic | |
97 | n. A schoolmaster. |
1 disyllable 2 pedagogue 3 perfidy 4 impotent 5 inception | |
98 | n. Accordance with law. |
1 mendicant 2 legitimacy 3 fulcrum 4 fictitious 5 pugnacious | |
99 | n. Excessive fatness. |
1 vertigo 2 comparative 3 transplant 4 obesity 5 reconsider | |
100 | v. To burst or break asunder. |
1 stagy 2 disrupt 3 memorable 4 origin 5 pathos |