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20. ADJECTIVE Full of energy; 25. ADJECTIVE Producing harm in
exuber ant; noisy. a stealthy, often gradual, manner.
a. Boisterous a. Adulterate
b. Soft b. Acquiesce
c. Gentle c. Insidious
d. Warm d. Deceitful

21. VERB To fondle. 26. NOUN A route or proposed route of

a journey .
a. Hold
b. Caress a. Schedule
c. Facilitat b. Guidebook
e d. Neuter c. Itinerary
d. Diary

22. ADJECTIVE Outstanding in

impor tance. 27. ADJECTIVE Dignified .

a. Momentous a. Rich
b. Spurious b. Noble
c. Extraordinary c. Gallant
d. Secede d. Illustrious

23. NOUN An opponent or enemy. 28. ADJECTIVE Sharp deep cutting or

biting.
a. Antagonist
b. Protagonist a. Trenchant
c. Sophist b. Apprehensible
d. Pugilist c. Bulbous
d. Invidious

24. NOUN A keepsake; an object kept

as a reminder of a place or event. 29. VERB To kiss or related to kissing.
a. Monument a. Knead
b. Memento b. Defalcate
c. Recurrence c. Upbraid
d. Catharsis d. Osculate

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sound ing.
a. Mutation
b. Veracity a. Raucous
c. Oration b. Unctuous
d. Facet c. Exorbitant
d. Cardinal

31. ADJECTIVE Flexible or plaint.

36. ADJECTIVE Indicating or expressing
a. Facile a cause.
b. Lithe
a. Averse
c. Misanthropic
b. Nominal
d. Prescient
c. Reprehensible
d. Causal
32. VERB To express displeasure or
in dignation.
37. ADJECTIVE Able to be kept under
a. Sanction re straint or control.
b. Resent
a. Rampant
c. Venerate
b. Repressible
d. Cull
c. Exigent
d. Exemplary
33. ADJECTIVE Fat, plump and over
weight.
38. ADJECTIVE Living both on land
a. Pudgy and in water.
b. Corrigible
a. Amicable
c. Heathenish
b. Fervid
d. Peccant
c. Amphibious
d. Frigid
34. ADJECTIVE Fearful or timid.

a. Timorou s 39. VERB To imbue with life or anima

b. Pervious tion.
c. Prefatory a. Grapple
d. Reparable b. Galvanize
c. Luxuriate
d. Mete

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40. NOUN A slight degree of difference 45. Choose the best definition of
in anything perceptible to the sense of hasten.
the mind.
a. To hurry
a. Nuance
b. To climb
b. Omission
c. To fasten
c. Peerage
d. To worry
d. Petulanc
e

46. Choose the best definition

41. Choose the best of pliable.
definition of obfuscate.
a. Rigid
a. Deliberately make noisy
b. Fixable
b. Deliberately make difficult
c. Bendable
c. Deliberately make quiet
d. None of the Above
d. Talk about for a long time

47. Choose the best definition of blithe.

42. Choose the best definition
of
plethora. a. Skinny
b. Tall
a. Too many
c. Carefree
b. Too few
d. Lithe
c. A lot
d. A few
48. Choose the best definition
of rescind.
43. Choose the best
definition of laceration. a. To take back
b. To give away
a. A stripe
c. To enforce
b. A mark
d. To straighten
c. A scratch
d. A cut
49. Choose the best definition
of headstrong.
44. Choose the best
definition of enshroud. a. Does not listen
a. Hold up b. Stubborn
b. Cover c. Willing
c. Wear d. To disbelieve
d. Take away

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oblique. of oblivious.

a. Direct a. Far Away

b. Indirect b. Believable
c. Sharp c. Unbelievable
d. Straight d. Totally unaware

51. Choose the best definition of 56. Choose the best definition of
temper. podium.

a. To make worse a. Speaker

b. To aggravate b. Raised platform
c. To soften c. Brief lecture
d. None of the Above d. None of the above

52. Choose the best definition of 57. Choose the best definition of
cryptic. boorish.

a. Building in a graveyard a. Bad tempered

b. Difficult to understand b. Bad mannered
c. Printed in code c. Bad looking
d. None of the above d. Bad sm elling

53. Choose the best definition of 58. Choose the best definition of
curtail. heresy.

a. To cut short a. Against the orthodox opinion

b. To arrive early b. Same as the orthodox opinion
c. To lengthen c. An unusual opinion
d. To give back d. To have no opinion

54. Choose the best definition of 59. Choose the best definition of
heed. respite.

a. To ignore a. A drink
b. To listen b. Intermission
c. To advise c. A rest stop on highways
d. To pay d. An interval

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regicide.
64. Choose the best definition of
a. To endow or furnish with requi tincture.
site ability
b. Killing a king a. Alcoholic drink with plant extract
used for medicine
c. Disposed to seize by violence
or by unlawful or greedy methods b. An artificial trance-sleep
d. To refresh after labor c. A special medicinal drink made
by mixing water with plant extracts
d. The point of puncture
61. Choose the best definition of
salient.
65. Choose the best definition of
a. To make light by fermentation, as truism.
dough
b. Not stringent or energetic a. A comparison which directs the
mind to the representative object
c. Negligible
itself
d. Worthy of note or relevant
b. Self evident or clear obvious truth
c. A statement that is true but that
62. Choose the best definition of can hardly be proved
sedentary. d. False statements

a. Yellowing of the skin

b. Not moving or sitting in one 66. Choose the best definition of
a place mutation.
c. To wander from place to place
a. To utter with a loud and vehe
d. Perplexity ment voice
b. Change or alteration
63. Choose the best definition of c. An act or exercise of will
sedulous. d. To cause to be one

a. The support on or against

which a lever rests 67. Choose the best definition of
b. Dedicated and diligent alchemy.
c. To oppose with an equal force
a. Small in size
d. The branch of medical
b. Change metal into gold
science that relates to improving
health c. Flexible or
pliant d. Fake

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a. Obstinate a. Coquette
b. Morose b. Verdure
c. Inculpate c. Ennui
d. Vapid d. Lugubrious

11. NOUN homeless child or stray. 16. NOUN A person who is very
passion ate and fanatic about his
a. Elegy specific objec tives or beliefs.
b. Waif
a. Plebeian
c. Martyr
b. Zealot
d. Palaver
c. Progenitor
d. Iconoclast
12. VERB Complaint or criticism.

a. Obsequies 17. NOUN Dizziness.

b. Whine
a. Indolence
c. Opprobrious
b. Percipient
d. Panacea
c. Vertigo
d. Tenacious
13. NOUN Subordinate of
lesser rank or authority.
18. ADJECTIVE Obvious or easy to
a. Palliate no tice.
b. Plebeian
a. Important
c. Underling
b. Conspicuous
d. Expiate
c. Beautiful
d. Convincing
14. NOUN A young animal that is
be tween 1and 2 years.
19. NOUN Disposition to do good.
a. Yearling
b. Rogue a. Happiness
c. Gnostic b. Courage
d. Billet c. Kindness
d. Benevolence

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a. Xenophobia
Choose the best word for the given
definition. b. Agoraphobia
c. Frightful
d. Genteel
1. NOUN Use of too many words.

a. Verbiage
6. NOUN Highest point, highest state
b. Outspoken or peak.
c. Inveigh
a. Towering
d. Precarious
b. Flickers
c. Zenith
2. NOUN An aide or assistant. d. Grouse

a. Attache
b. Influx 7. NOUN Light wind or gentle breeze.
c. Mien
a. Sea-breeze
d. Knoll
b. Scuttle
c. Zephyr
3. VERB To cause or inflict especially d. Freight
related to harm or injury.

a. Wreak
8. NOUN Self evident or clear obvious
b. Mandible truth.
c. Tremulous
a. Truism
d. Juxtapose
b. Catharsis
c. Libertine
4. ADJECTIVE Foolish, without under d. Tractable
standing.

a. Coinage
9. ADJECTIVE Beyond what is obvious
b. Witless or evident.
c. Distinctive
a. Ulterior
d. Nullify
b. Sybarite
c. Torsion
d. Trenchant

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