| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | adj. Fickle; arbitrary |
1 Prevalent 2 Antithesis 3 Mundane 4 Capricious 5 Precocious | |
| 2 | adj. Deserving blame. |
1 Archaic 2 Perfunctory 3 Prolific 4 Discursive 5 Reprehensible | |
| 3 | Not subject to being taken away; not transferable; fixed |
1 Mundane 2 Relegate 3 Inalienable 4 Viable 5 Inherent | |
| 4 | adj. Mentally quick and observant; having insight. |
1 Extricate 2 Irreverence 3 Opaque 4 Discerning 5 Pervasive | |
| 5 | adj. Trite; ordinary; common. |
1 Banal 2 Emaciated 3 Laconic 4 Conviction 5 Volatile | |
| 6 | Of an earlier or primitive time; ancient; no longer in popular use; outdated. |
1 Archaic 2 Fiasco 3 Vicarious 4 Modicum 5 Profound | |
| 7 | n. Cursing; irreverence; sacrilege. |
1 Debilitate 2 Laud 3 Acquiesce 4 Blasphemy 5 Abrogate | |
| 8 | Word for word; in the exact words. |
1 Hypothetical 2 Capitulate 3 Subversive 4 Debacle 5 Verbatim | |
| 9 | adj. Suitable; practical; politic. |
1 Expedient 2 Solemnity 3 Repercussion 4 Innate 5 Futile | |
| 10 | adj. Tasteless; dull. |
1 Haughtiness 2 Aplomb 3 Capitulate 4 Satirical 5 Insipid | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | Undermining and destructive or corruptive; a person who acts. |
1 Redundant 2 Verbose 3 Disseminate 4 Subversive 5 Diminution | |
| 12 | adj. Inborn; innate |
1 Deterrent 2 Zealot 3 Vitriolic 4 Proximity 5 Inherent | |
| 13 | n. Disposition to be lenient; mildness, as of the weather. |
1 Clemency 2 Haphazard 3 Inadvertently 4 Terse 5 Venerate | |
| 14 | adj. Capable of maintaining life. |
1 Superfluous 2 Emaciated 3 Viable 4 Nominal 5 Meticulous | |
| 15 | Heavy gluey quality. |
1 Viscosity 2 Despondent 3 Venerate 4 Potpourri 5 Enigma | |
| 16 | n. Fluctuation; wavering. |
1 Renounce 2 Censure 3 Legacy 4 Debilitate 5 Vacillation | |
| 17 | adj. Humoring; yielding; lenient. |
1 Reminiscent 2 Exemplary 3 Blatant 4 Proximity 5 Indulgent | |
| 18 | adj. Generous. |
1 Instigate 2 Disparage 3 Magnanimous 4 Archaic 5 Discerning | |
| 19 | adj. Of the same kind |
1 Profound 2 Incidental 3 Homogeneous 4 Prevalent 5 Incorrigible | |
| 20 | Rough and weather worn; knotted; twisted. |
1 Fiasco 2 Austerity 3 Unobtrusive 4 Protagonist 5 Gnarled | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | n. Person who sows no emotions. |
1 Implication 2 Sinister 3 Prolific 4 Savory 5 Stoic | |
| 22 | Offense; resentment |
1 Berate 2 Eradicate 3 Blasphemy 4 Umbrage 5 Loquacious | |
| 23 | v. Weaken. |
1 Poignant 2 Sinister 3 Inherent 4 Vivacious 5 Enervate | |
| 24 | adj. Abundantly fruitful. |
1 Eradicate 2 Philanthropist 3 Divergent 4 Prolific 5 Pragmatic | |
| 25 | n. Controlling influence; domination |
1 Repercussion 2 Ascendancy 3 Futile 4 Perfunctory 5 Preclude | |
| 26 | n. Religious devotion; godliness. |
1 Stoic 2 Opaque 3 Piety 4 Innovation 5 Euphemism | |
| 27 | Tending toward disaster; threatening; foreboding; evil; wicked; (literally: left or left - hand) |
1 Sinister 2 Flagrant 3 Profusion 4 Laconic 5 Bequeath | |
| 28 | adj. Sociable. |
1 Nullify 2 Exonerate 3 Succinct 4 Lucid 5 Gregarious | |
| 29 | n. Hesitancy to respond. |
1 Vicarious 2 Discursive 3 Fiasco 4 Diminution 5 Reticence | |
| 30 | v. Make numb; stun; amaze. |
1 Renounce 2 Stupefy 3 Nonplussed 4 Nurture 5 Venerate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | n. Belief. |
1 Unkempt 2 Reprobate 3 Credulity 4 Infamous 5 Austerity | |
| 32 | Complete or ridiculous failure. |
1 Quandary 2 Fiasco 3 Vilify 4 Sobriety 5 Corroborate | |
| 33 | Use too many words |
1 Euphemism 2 Verbose 3 Affirmation 4 Megalomania 5 Opaque | |
| 34 | A going back; a withdrawing or returning; (opposite of progression) |
1 Laud 2 Magnanimous 3 Polyglot 4 Regression 5 Fortuitous | |
| 35 | v. Acquit; free from guilt or responsibility. |
1 Commensurate 2 Exonerate 3 Criterion 4 Concur 5 Lucid | |
| 36 | In name only, not in fact; relatively trifling or quite small in value. |
1 Superfluous 2 Fanaticism 3 Nominal 4 Cursory 5 Spontaneous | |
| 37 | n. Mild expression in place of an unpleasant one. |
1 Proximity 2 Zealot 3 Euphemism 4 Pacifist 5 Sagacious | |
| 38 | Happening by chance; accidental. |
1 Banal 2 Reticence 3 Despot 4 Fortuitous 5 Satirical | |
| 39 | v. Charge with a crime. |
1 Extricate 2 Indict 3 Unkempt 4 Prolific 5 Fallacious | |
| 40 | v. Appease; mollify; ease or quiet. |
1 Mitigate 2 Virulent 3 Lugubrious 4 Euphemism 5 Embellish | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | Caustic; bitter; cutting. |
1 Nominal 2 Proximity 3 Implication 4 Vitriolic 5 Histrionic | |
| 42 | Of great importance or consequence. |
1 Fiasco 2 Momentous 3 Ecstatic 4 Ostentatious 5 Nemesis | |
| 43 | adj. Exuberant; bubbly and excited. |
1 Perfunctory 2 Embellish 3 Prevalent 4 Futile 5 Effervescent | |
| 44 | v. Make impossible; prevent or eliminate. |
1 Meticulous 2 Reticence 3 Inadvertently 4 Infamous 5 Preclude | |
| 45 | v. Start; initiate; install in office. |
1 Disparage 2 Haphazard 3 Pacifist 4 Ephemeral 5 Inaugurate | |
| 46 | adj. Inharmonious; conflicting. |
1 Debonair 2 Inherent 3 Acquiesce 4 Discordant 5 Censure | |
| 47 | n. Corruption; wickedness. |
1 Inane 2 Equivocal 3 Virtuoso 4 Innovation 5 Depravity | |
| 48 | n. Positive assertion; confirmation. |
1 Affirmation 2 Incessant 3 Verbose 4 Debilitate 5 Prolific | |
| 49 | adj. Marginal; outer. |
1 Repercussion 2 Precedent 3 Despot 4 Prodigal 5 Peripheral | |
| 50 | adj. Serving as a model. |
1 Exemplary 2 Plausible 3 Incarcerate 4 Umbrage 5 Lucid | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | adj. Uninterrupted; continuous. |
1 Despot 2 Recluse 3 Didactic 4 Incessant 5 Gnarled | |
| 52 | Prematurely developed; matured earlier than is normal; mentally advanced beyond one's years. |
1 Aplomb 2 Precocious 3 Connoisseur 4 Gregarious 5 Embellish | |
| 53 | Not held in check; unrestrained; uncontrolled. |
1 Stoic 2 Undulation 3 Debonair 4 Unbridled 5 Renounce | |
| 54 | adj. Brief and to the point in speaking. |
1 Irreverence 2 Laconic 3 Solemnity 4 Reminiscent 5 Delineate | |
| 55 | adj. Not fitting; absurd. |
1 Enervate 2 Scrupulous 3 Fastidious 4 Incongruous 5 Homogeneous | |
| 56 | A process, condition or time of cultural or moral decline; deterioration; decay. |
1 Stoic 2 Proximity 3 Decadence 4 Profound 5 Irresolute | |
| 57 | n. Conciseness. |
1 Brevity 2 Repercussion 3 Virulent 4 Pedantic 5 Eloquence | |
| 58 | Without effect; ineffectual; useless. |
1 Polyglot 2 Rebuff 3 Gravity 4 Mercenary 5 Futile | |
| 59 | Overwhelmingly happy; intensely delighted; rapturous. |
1 Animosity 2 Ambivalence 3 Ecstatic 4 Resilience 5 Affirmation | |
| 60 | Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments. |
1 Enervate 2 Nepotism 3 Opaque 4 Explicit 5 Nurture | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | adj. Tasty; pleasing, attractive, or agreeable. |
1 Austerity 2 Savory 3 Viable 4 Disparity 5 Haughtiness | |
| 62 | One whose conduct is reproachful, a scoundrel; unprincipled; depraved. |
1 Nonplussed 2 Prolific 3 Pandemonium 4 Reprobate 5 Incidental | |
| 63 | v. Abandon; disown. |
1 Eulogy 2 Berate 3 Pragmatic 4 Renounce 5 Ebullient | |
| 64 | The state of being sober serious or temperate; abstinence from intoxicating substance. |
1 Ruminate 2 Commodious 3 Sobriety 4 Simulated 5 Deterrent | |
| 65 | v. Adorn; exaggerate |
1 Embellish 2 Terse 3 Euphemism 4 Pacifist 5 Disseminate | |
| 66 | Baffled; confused; puzzled |
1 Nonplussed 2 Protagonist 3 Miserly 4 Unobtrusive 5 Vilify | |
| 67 | Full of life; high spirited; lively; animated. |
1 Haughtiness 2 Notoriety 3 Vivacious 4 Sagacious 5 Ponderous |