| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | sincerity; openness |
1 candor 2 enmity 3 transitory 4 sonorous 5 idyllic | |
| 2 | laziness; inactivity; dullness |
1 mundane 2 mitigate 3 torpor 4 pejorative 5 impromptu | |
| 3 | easily flowing |
1 despotic 2 conscientious 3 ample 4 fastidious 5 fluid | |
| 4 | simultaneously feeling opposing feelings, such as love and hate |
1 harbinger 2 ruse 3 trite 4 ambivalent 5 conscientious | |
| 5 | moderate; mild |
1 ornate 2 ostentatious 3 terse 4 temperate 5 paucity | |
| 6 | describing a category of artistic endeavor |
1 pervasive 2 didactic 3 eclectic 4 genre 5 aberration | |
| 7 | to draw or extract profit or advantage from |
1 milk 2 malfeasance 3 stratagem 4 farce 5 dogged | |
| 8 | an ungrateful person |
1 ingrate 2 catalog (v) 3 remote 4 heinous 5 unfettered | |
| 9 | expanding or growing rapidly |
1 catalog (v) 2 arid 3 dilettante 4 epiphany 5 burgeoning | |
| 10 | quick and changeable in mood |
1 wane 2 mercurial 3 heinous 4 unfettered 5 abstruse | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | knowing or perceiving quickly and readily |
1 malevolent 2 toxic 3 intuitive 4 notorious 5 trepidation | |
| 12 | an opinion that disagrees with established, dearly held beliefs |
1 truncated 2 benevolent 3 heresy 4 maverick 5 trite | |
| 13 | a sudden burst of understanding or discovery |
1 farce 2 affable 3 gratuitous 4 epiphany 5 slander | |
| 14 | made up of a variety of sources or styles |
1 eclectic 2 paucity 3 novel 4 alleviate 5 unpalatable | |
| 15 | poisonous |
1 tenacity 2 toxic 3 coup 4 medley 5 aesthetic | |
| 16 | not migratory; settled |
1 sedentary 2 copious 3 vindicated 4 plagiarism 5 laudatory | |
| 17 | mutual hatred or ill-will |
1 ambivalent 2 emollient 3 enmity 4 amiable 5 novice | |
| 18 | the act of passing off as one's own the ideas or writings of another |
1 dilatory 2 zealous 3 incorrigible 4 tenuous 5 plagiarism | |
| 19 | to look or stare angrily or sullenly |
1 liquid 2 burgeoning 3 glower 4 mollify 5 opulent | |
| 20 | freed from blame |
1 auspicious 2 reticent 3 lampoon (n) or (v) 4 vindicated 5 asylum | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | responsive; agreeable |
1 feral 2 farce 3 amenable 4 conflagration 5 deleterious | |
| 22 | set free from restrictions or bonds |
1 frank 2 unfettered 3 spurious 4 reclamation 5 incorrigible | |
| 23 | to destroy completely |
1 annihilate 2 epiphany 3 decorous 4 wary 5 amenable | |
| 24 | incapable of being understood |
1 heresy 2 mercurial 3 ambivalent 4 ingrate 5 impenetrable | |
| 25 | causing sleep or sleepiness |
1 apt 2 furtive 3 adamant 4 omnipotent 5 soporific | |
| 26 | done or achieved with little effort; easy |
1 didactic 2 implacable 3 facile 4 decorous 5 urbane | |
| 27 | doubtful; of unlikely authenticity |
1 dubious 2 affable 3 annihilate 4 itinerant 5 laudatory | |
| 28 | secretive, especially in regards to concealing an illicit purpose |
1 garrulous 2 propriety 3 clandestine 4 haughty 5 ostentatious | |
| 29 | implied but not actually expressed |
1 benign 2 tacit 3 curtailed 4 cogent 5 stupor | |
| 30 | kind; generous |
1 benevolent 2 laudatory 3 enervate 4 gratuitous 5 exculpate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | promoting good health |
1 wane 2 exemplary 3 disdain 4 indigenous 5 salutary | |
| 32 | practical |
1 sonorous 2 reticent 3 sanction (v) 4 pragmatic 5 curtailed | |
| 33 | having the quality or tendency to be everywhere at the same time |
1 adamant 2 sedentary 3 implacable 4 pervasive 5 tenacity | |
| 34 | to calm or soothe |
1 prudent 2 innate 3 fastidious 4 mollify 5 emphatic | |
| 35 | intricate; complex |
1 convoluted 2 disparage 3 didactic 4 reclamation 5 affable | |
| 36 | attended by favorable circumstances |
1 decorous 2 auspicious 3 torpor 4 lament 5 rapport | |
| 37 | to speak of in a slighting way or negatively; to belittle |
1 feasible 2 deleterious 3 disparage 4 parsimonious 5 dogged | |
| 38 | seemingly valid or acceptable; credible |
1 naïve 2 stratagem 3 trepidation 4 conflagration 5 plausible | |
| 39 | thwarted; stumped; blocked |
1 notorious 2 obdurate 3 abstruse 4 stymied 5 ample | |
| 40 | having the ring of truth or plausibility but actually false |
1 decorous 2 emphatic 3 sanction (n) 4 specious 5 paucity | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | easily understood |
1 plausible 2 lucid 3 imperious 4 incontrovertible 5 pervasive | |
| 42 | an absurdly ridiculous situation |
1 reclamation 2 staid 3 farce 4 ingrate 5 insightful | |
| 43 | impulsive and unpredictable |
1 asylum 2 capricious 3 stymied 4 specious 5 laudatory | |
| 44 | fewness; an extreme lack of |
1 incorrigible 2 enmity 3 pristine 4 paucity 5 dilettante | |
| 45 | not planned in advance; spur of the moment |
1 replete 2 prodigious 3 impromptu 4 fluid 5 impinge | |
| 46 | intended to instruct |
1 innate 2 parochial 3 florid 4 punctilious 5 didactic | |
| 47 | traveling from place to place |
1 patronizing 2 unpalatable 3 itinerant 4 lament 5 convoluted | |
| 48 | excessively cheap |
1 facile 2 rancorous 3 parsimonious 4 dogged 5 apt | |
| 49 | characterized by stealth; sneaky |
1 surreptitious 2 furtive 3 laudatory 4 stoic 5 harbinger | |
| 50 | to formally give up power |
1 cantankerous 2 hackneyed 3 reclamation 4 abdicate 5 toxic | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | possessed at birth; inborn |
1 dogmatic 2 substantiated 3 heinous 4 lampoon (n) or (v) 5 innate | |
| 52 | using few words |
1 pragmatic 2 tenet 3 mitigate 4 lampoon (n) or (v) 5 laconic | |
| 53 | difficult; painstaking |
1 disdain 2 arduous 3 contemptuous 4 wry 5 emulate | |
| 54 | to make less severe or painful |
1 vindicated 2 hackneyed 3 truncated 4 patronizing 5 mitigate | |
| 55 | prejudiced |
1 debunk 2 aesthetic 3 mural 4 quandary 5 biased | |
| 56 | hateful; marked by deep seated ill-will |
1 replete 2 rancorous 3 genre 4 austere 5 parochial | |
| 57 | shy; timid |
1 emphatic 2 transitory 3 assiduous 4 prodigious 5 timorous | |
| 58 | to make an itemized list of |
1 haughty 2 propriety 3 candor 4 catalog (v) 5 vacuous | |
| 59 | indifferent to pleasure or pain; impassive |
1 stoic 2 emulate 3 cantankerous 4 decorous 5 deleterious | |
| 60 | exhibiting a display of great wealth |
1 salutary 2 mercurial 3 vindicated 4 laconic 5 opulent | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | simple and carefree |
1 insightful 2 idyllic 3 permeated 4 pristine 5 obdurate | |
| 62 | suitable; appropriate |
1 candor 2 apt 3 cordial 4 clarity 5 inveterate | |
| 63 | overfamiliar through overuse; trite |
1 mollify 2 malice 3 plausible 4 abdicate 5 hackneyed | |
| 64 | bitingly sarcastic or witty |
1 gratuitous 2 repugnant 3 caustic 4 sanguine 5 novel | |
| 65 | appropriateness of behavior |
1 curtailed 2 propriety 3 cohesive 4 dubious 5 stupor | |
| 66 | cunning |
1 disdain 2 wily 3 cohesive 4 liquid 5 nocturnal | |
| 67 | describing one who habitually delays or is tardy |
1 permeated 2 dilatory 3 enmity 4 dilettante 5 superfluous | |
| 68 | lacking energy; lazy |
1 listless 2 dubious 3 benevolent 4 embellish 5 immutable | |
| 69 | profoundly moving; touching |
1 archaic 2 austere 3 genre 4 incontrovertible 5 poignant | |
| 70 | marked by painstaking effort; hard-working |
1 plagiarism 2 enmity 3 eclectic 4 diligent 5 dilettante | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | exercising good judgment or common sense |
1 soporific 2 superfluous 3 sanction (v) 4 serene 5 prudent | |
| 72 | originating and living in a particular area |
1 equanimity 2 indigenous 3 ephemeral 4 stratagem 5 dogmatic | |
| 73 | to give official authorization or approval to |
1 egregious 2 dubious 3 sanction (v) 4 asylum 5 fractious | |
| 74 | not straightforward; crafty |
1 parody 2 fabricated 3 dogmatic 4 disingenuous 5 inveterate | |
| 75 | to prevent the occurrence of |
1 wane 2 capacious 3 portend 4 nocturnal 5 thwart | |
| 76 | flowing readily |
1 lampoon (n) or (v) 2 facile 3 glower 4 vindicated 5 liquid | |
| 77 | grumpy; disagreeable |
1 cordial 2 milk 3 hackneyed 4 cantankerous 5 permeated | |
| 78 | coming into existence; emerging |
1 medley 2 egregious 3 nascent 4 purist 5 urbane | |
| 79 | open and sincere in expression; straightforward |
1 frank 2 equanimity 3 feasible 4 innate 5 spurious | |
| 80 | plentiful; having a large quantity |
1 rapport 2 epiphany 3 lament 4 superfluous 5 copious | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | not able to be changed |
1 immutable 2 recalcitrant 3 caustic 4 tenacity 5 pugnacious | |
| 82 | a state of uncertainty or perplexity |
1 amiable 2 curtailed 3 aberration 4 quandary 5 pervasive | |
| 83 | to make vicious statements about |
1 prosaic 2 staid 3 vilify 4 disparate 5 obsolete | |
| 84 | persistent adherence to a belief or a point of view |
1 heresy 2 tenacity 3 urbane 4 archaic 5 purist | |
| 85 | arrogantly domineering or overbearing |
1 imperious 2 heresy 3 amenable 4 ample 5 furtive | |
| 86 | forceful; urgently demanding attention |
1 innate 2 compelling 3 amiable 4 decorous 5 incontrovertible | |
| 87 | to try to equal or excel, especially through imitation |
1 annihilate 2 emulate 3 repugnant 4 egregious 5 wry | |
| 88 | reluctant to speak |
1 reticent 2 impetuous 3 prophetic 4 mollify 5 inconsequential | |
| 89 | characterized by sudden energy or emotion |
1 impetuous 2 burgeoning 3 idyllic 4 imperious 5 enervate | |
| 90 | to expose the falseness of |
1 amiable 2 incorrigible 3 debunk 4 egregious 5 hackneyed | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | unimportant |
1 assiduous 2 capacious 3 inconsequential 4 mitigate 5 sanguine | |
| 92 | all-powerful |
1 ambivalent 2 sanction (n) 3 purist 4 omnipotent 5 reclamation | |
| 93 | extreme ill will or spite |
1 wily 2 capricious 3 trenchant 4 malice 5 tacit | |
| 94 | a place of retreat or security |
1 mundane 2 squalor 3 asylum 4 patronizing 5 curtailed | |
| 95 | unable to be reformed |
1 farce 2 pristine 3 furtive 4 incorrigible 5 liquid | |
| 96 | expressing great praise |
1 wary 2 conscientious 3 slander 4 laudatory 5 mundane | |
| 97 | to ease a pain or a burden |
1 facetious 2 alleviate 3 farce 4 ominous 5 inconsequential | |
| 98 | hard-working |
1 convoluted 2 timorous 3 assiduous 4 clandestine 5 debunk | |
| 99 | stubbornly persevering |
1 haughty 2 dogged 3 stoic 4 capricious 5 debunk | |
| 100 | subdued; kept from being circulated |
1 suppressed 2 pander 3 facetious 4 arbiter 5 fractious |