| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | combative; belligerent |
1 pugnacious 2 stoic 3 pragmatic 4 incorrigible 5 vilify | |
| 2 | warm and sincere; friendly |
1 cordial 2 temperate 3 cantankerous 4 permeated 5 embellish | |
| 3 | having or producing sound |
1 benevolent 2 medley 3 thwart 4 sonorous 5 obscure (adj or v) | |
| 4 | characterized by a strait-laced sense of propriety; serious |
1 innate 2 staid 3 punctilious 4 paramount 5 amenable | |
| 5 | of chief concern or importance |
1 impenetrable 2 paramount 3 urbane 4 unpalatable 5 embellish | |
| 6 | open to more than one interpretation |
1 ambiguous 2 soporific 3 insightful 4 purist 5 surreptitious | |
| 7 | false charges and malicious oral statements or reports about someone |
1 slander 2 emphatic 3 patronizing 4 coup 5 novel | |
| 8 | a judge who decides a disputed issue |
1 soporific 2 conflagration 3 substantiated 4 arbiter 5 gregarious | |
| 9 | stubbornly adhering to an opinion or a course of action |
1 frenetic 2 obstinate 3 trenchant 4 impinge 5 heresy | |
| 10 | easily broken when subjected to pressure |
1 brittle 2 ample 3 furtive 4 epiphany 5 dogged | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | describing a large amount of something |
1 ample 2 superfluous 3 pander 4 tacit 5 obstinate | |
| 12 | somber, stern |
1 implacable 2 austere 3 feral 4 poignant 5 remote | |
| 13 | playfully humorous |
1 obstinate 2 facetious 3 specious 4 curtailed 5 cordial | |
| 14 | relatively unknown; or to conceal or make indistinct |
1 obscure (adj or v) 2 intuitive 3 opulent 4 fractious 5 zealous | |
| 15 | not spoiled; pure |
1 prudent 2 fabricated 3 ponderous 4 pristine 5 impinge | |
| 16 | possessing careful attention to detail |
1 sedentary 2 adage 3 mundane 4 fastidious 5 disingenuous | |
| 17 | able to pay one's debts |
1 salutary 2 quandary 3 solvent 4 impede 5 feral | |
| 18 | commendable |
1 fabricated 2 exemplary 3 vacuous 4 affable 5 immutable | |
| 19 | describing a dry, rainless climate |
1 insightful 2 arid 3 milk 4 laudatory 5 haughty | |
| 20 | extra; unnecessary |
1 superfluous 2 nascent 3 stupor 4 stratagem 5 nocturnal | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | expressed with emphasis |
1 ostentatious 2 emphatic 3 poignant 4 pander 5 feasible | |
| 22 | to cater to the lower tastes and desires of others or exploit their weaknesses |
1 vacuous 2 pander 3 obdurate 4 paramount 5 facile | |
| 23 | an assortment or a mixture, especially of musical pieces |
1 adage 2 salutary 3 aberration 4 catalog (v) 5 medley | |
| 24 | to take power by force |
1 aesthetic 2 frank 3 thwart 4 usurp 5 ebullience | |
| 25 | savage, fierce, or untamed |
1 squalor 2 indolent 3 fastidious 4 plagiarism 5 feral | |
| 26 | the quality of being calm and even-tempered; composure |
1 mural 2 equanimity 3 effusive 4 decorous 5 zealous | |
| 27 | insulting in manner or speech |
1 pugnacious 2 disingenuous 3 vilify 4 solvent 5 insolent | |
| 28 | made; concocted in order to deceive |
1 fabricated 2 wary 3 brittle 4 serene 5 conflagration | |
| 29 | capable of being accomplished; possible |
1 feasible 2 facetious 3 unfettered 4 mollify 5 abstruse | |
| 30 | having no useful purpose |
1 futile 2 insolent 3 epiphany 4 dictatorial 5 arid | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | supported with proof or evidence; verified |
1 mollify 2 garrulous 3 solvent 4 convoluted 5 substantiated | |
| 32 | calm |
1 tenuous 2 capacious 3 serene 4 timorous 5 clandestine | |
| 33 | describing words or phrases that belittle or speak negatively of someone |
1 emphatic 2 pejorative 3 wane 4 opulent 5 enervate | |
| 34 | the philosophy or science of law |
1 suppressed 2 impetuous 3 lament 4 adamant 5 jurisprudence | |
| 35 | strictly attentive to minute details; picky |
1 enmity 2 dilatory 3 punctilious 4 fabricated 5 laconic | |
| 36 | subject to erratic behavior; unpredictable |
1 brittle 2 maverick 3 insipid 4 whimsical 5 fractious | |
| 37 | good will between friends |
1 nocturnal 2 camaraderie 3 furtive 4 penitent 5 trite | |
| 38 | condescendingly proud |
1 parody 2 effusive 3 haughty 4 heresy 5 contemptuous | |
| 39 | one who is independent and resists adherence to a group |
1 facetious 2 maverick 3 curtailed 4 superfluous 5 annihilate | |
| 40 | a clever trick used to deceive or outwit |
1 torpor 2 stratagem 3 plagiarism 4 portend 5 sedentary | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | describing a showy or pretentious display |
1 ostentatious 2 candor 3 thwart 4 patronizing 5 laudatory | |
| 42 | clearness in thought or expression |
1 clarity 2 punctilious 3 disingenuous 4 stoic 5 naïve | |
| 43 | extremely careful and precise |
1 staid 2 reclamation 3 impromptu 4 prophetic 5 meticulous | |
| 44 | treating in a condescending manner |
1 cogent 2 emulate 3 ephemeral 4 deleterious 5 patronizing | |
| 45 | short-lived or temporary |
1 facetious 2 transitory 3 fastidious 4 stoic 5 indigenous | |
| 46 | proper; marked by good taste |
1 whimsical 2 pristine 3 frank 4 garrulous 5 decorous | |
| 47 | brief and to the point; concise |
1 disdain 2 parody 3 incumbent (adj) 4 terse 5 inconsequential | |
| 48 | a big painting applied directly to a wall |
1 prodigious 2 parochial 3 conscientious 4 adamant 5 mural | |
| 49 | notably polite and elegant in manner; suave |
1 rancorous 2 urbane 3 ruse 4 debunk 5 dictatorial | |
| 50 | describing unrestrained emotional expression; gushy |
1 tenet 2 milk 3 mercurial 4 effusive 5 slander |