Test ————— Word List 1 Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi tal letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capital letters and wnte the letter of your choice on your answer paper 1. ABASE (A) incur (B) tax (C) estimate (D) elope (humiliate 2. ABERRATION (A) deviation (B) abhorrence (C) dislike (0) absence (€) anecdote 3. ABET (A) conceive (B) wager (C) encourage (0) evade (€} protect 4, ABEYANCE (A) obedience (B) discussion {C) excitement (0) suspended action (E) ecitorial 5. ABJURE (A) discuss (B) renounce (C) run off secretly (0) perjure (E) project 6 ABLUTION (A) censure (B) forgweness (C) mutiny (D) survival (€) washing 7. ABNEGATION (A) blackness (8) self-denial {C) selfishness (0) cause (E) effectiveness ‘Synonyms 10. " 12 ABORIGINE (A) fist design (B) absolution (C) finale (D) concept (E) primitive innabtant ABORTIVE (A) unsuccessful (B) consuming (C) financing (0} familar (E) frutul [ABSTINENCE (A) restrained eating or drinking (8) vulgar isplay (C) deportment (0) reluctance () population ABSTRUSE (A) profounc (B) irespective (C) suspended (0) protesting (E) not thorough ABUT (A) stimulate (8) grasp (C) oppose (O) widen (E) adjoin ABYSMAL (A) bottomless (B) eternal (C) meteoric (0) diabolc (E) internal ACCEDE (A) fail (B) compromise (C) corect (O)consent (€) malty ACCLIVITY (A) index (B) report (C) upsiope of a hil (0) character (E) negotiatorTest Word List2 Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi. tal letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases, Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly ‘opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 19. AFFECTED (A) weary (B) unfriendly (C) divine (0) unieigned (E) stow 20. AFFLUENCE (A) poverty (B) fear (C) persuasion (0) consideration (E) neglect 21. AGILITY (A) awkwardness (B) solidity (C) temper (0) harmony (E) warmth 22, ALACRITY (A) slowness (8) plenty (C) fith (O) courtesy (E) despair 23, ALLEVIATE (A) endure (B) worsen (C) enlighten (O) manewver (€) humiliate 24. ALLURE (A) hinder (B) repel (C) ignore (D) leave (E) wallow 46, ADULATION (A) youth (B) purity (C) brightness (0) detense (E) criticism 17. ADVOCATE (A) define (8) oppose (C) remove (O) inspect (E) discem 18. AFFABLE (A) rude (B) ruddy (C) needy 25. 28, 29, 30. (O) useless (E) conscious Reviewing Vocabulary 139 ALOOF (A) triangular (B) gregarious (C) comparable (0) nonorable (E) savory AMALGAMATE (A) equip (B) separate (C) generate (D) materialize (E) repress AMBIGUOUS (A) salvageable (8) corresponding (C) responsible (D) clear (E) auxiliary AMBLE (A) befriend (8) hasten (C) steal (D) browse (E) prattle AMBULATORY (A) convalescent (B) valedictory {C) bedridden (0) emergency (E) congenital AMELIORATE (A) make slow (B) make sure (C) make young (D) make worse (E) make ableTest Word List3 Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi tal letters, followed by five lettered words of phrases Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly ‘opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters anc wante the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 31, AMICABLE (A) penetrating (8) compensating (© unirendly (0) zigzag (E) inescapable 32, AMORAL (A) unusual (B) unfriendly (C) ethical (O) suave (E) firm 33. AMORPHOUS (A) nauseous (B) obscene (©) providential (0) definite (E) happy 34, AMPLIFY (A) distract (B) infer (C) publicize (0) decrease (E) pioneer 35, ANALOGOUS (A) not comparable (B) not capable (C) not culpable (D) not corporeal (E) not cangenial 36. ANATHEMATIZE (A) locate (B) deceive (C) reguiate (D) radiate (E) bless 23. ALLEVIAIE (A) enaure (8) worsen (U) emiignten (D) maneuver (E) humiliate ALLURE (A) hinder (B) repel (C) ignore (D) leave (E) wallow a 37 36, 39, 40. 4 42, 43 44, 45, 2, 30. ‘ANEMIC (A) pallid (B) oruel (C) red-blocded (©) ventilating (€) hazardous ANIMATED (A) worthy (B) dull (C) humorous (0) lengthy (E) realistic ANIMUS (A) pterodactyl (B) bastion (C) giratte (D) grimace (E) favor ANOMALY (A) desperation (B) requisition (©) regisiry (0) reguianty (E) radiation ANONYMOUS (A) desperate (B) signed (C) defined (0) expert (E) written ANTEDILUVIAN (A) transported (B) subtle (C) isolated (0) celebrated (E) modern ANTIPATHY (A) profundity (8) objection (C) willingness (0) abstention (E) fondness ANTITHESIS (A) velocity (a) maxim (C) similarity (D) acceleration (E) reaction APHASIA (A) volubility (B) necessity (C) pain (0) crack (©) prayer AMBULA ORY (A) convalescent (B) valedictory {C) bedridden (D) emergency (E) congenital AMELIORATE (A) make slow (B) make sure (C) make young (0) make worse (E) make ableTest Word List 4 Synonyms and Antonyms Each of the following questions consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phras- es. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar or opposite in meaning to the word in capi- {al letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper 46, APPEASE (A) agitate (B) qualify (C) disolay (0) predestine (E) interrupt 47, APPOSITE (A) inappropriate (B) diagonal (C) exponential (D) unobtusive (E) discouraging 48, APPREHEND (A) obviate (B) set free (C) shiver (O) understand (E) contrast 49. APTITUDE (A) sarcasm (8) inversion (C) adulation (0) lack of talent (E) gluttony 50, AQUILINE (A) watery (B) hooked (C) refined (O) antique (E) rodentlike 51. ARCHAIC (A) youthful (B) cautious (C) antiquated (0) placated (€) buttressed 23. ALLEVIAIE (A) enaure (8) worsen (U) emiignten (D) maneuver (E) humiliate 24, ALLURE (A) hinder (B) repel (C) ignore (D) leave (E) wallow 2, ARDOR (A) zeal (8) paint (C) proot (0) group. (©) excitement 53, ARRAY (A) swindle (B) lighten (C) strip bare (D) set free (E) cleanse 54, ARROYO (A) crevice (B) guily (C) value (0) food (E) fabric 58. ARTIFICE (A) spite (B) exception (C) anger (0) candor (E} loyalty 56. ARTISAN (A) educator (B) decider (C) sculptor (D) discourser (E) unskilled laborer 97, ASCERTAIN (A) amplify (B) master (C) discover (0) retain (E) explode 58, ASPERITY (A) anguish (B) absence (C) innuendo, (0) good temper (E) snake 59. ASSUAGE (A) stuff (B) describe (C) wince (0) worsen (E) introduce 60. ASTEROID (A) Milky Way (8) radiance (C) large planet (D) rising moon (E) setting moon 29. AMBULAIORY (A) convalescent (B) valedictory {C) bedridden (D) emergency (E) congenital 80. AMELIORATE (A) make slow (B) make sure (C) make young (0) make worse (E) make ableTest —————— Word List 5 Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi- tal letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 61. ASTUTE (A) sheer (B) noisy (C) astral (0) unusual (€) clever 62, ATROCITY (A) endurance (B) fortitude (C) session. (©) heinous act (E) hatred 63. ATROPHY (A) capture (8) waste away (C) govern (O) award prize (E) defeat 64. ATTENUATE (A) appear (8) be absent (0) weaken (0) testity (E) sootne 65. ATYPICAL (A) superfluous (B) fortitude (C) unusual (0) clashing (E) lovely 66. AUDACITY (A) boldness (B) asperity (C) strenath (O) stature (E) anchorage Synonyms 23. ALLEVIAIE (A) enaure (8) worsen (U) emiignten (D) maneuver (E) humiliate 24, ALLURE (A) hinder (B) repel (C) ignore (D) leave (E) wallow 67 68 68, 70. nm 72 73. 7, 75: 2, 30. ‘AUGMENT (A) make noble (B) anoint (C) increase (O) harvest (E) reach AUXILIARY (A) righteous (B) prospective (C) assistant (D) archaic (E) mandatory AVARICE (A) easiness (B) greed (C) statement (O) invoice (E) power AVERT (A) entertain (B) transform (C) turn away {D) lead toward (€) displease ‘AWRY (A) recommended (B) commiserating (C) startied (0) crooked (€) psychological BALEFUL (A) doubtful (B) virtual (C) deadly (0) conventional (€} virtuous BALMY (A) venturesome (B) dedicated (C) mild (0) fanatic (E) memorable BANAL (A) philosopical (B) tite (C) dramatic (O) heediess (E) discussed BANEFUL (A) intellectual (B) thanktul (C) decisive (0) poisonous (E) remorseful AMBULA ORY (A) convalescent (B) valedictory {C) bedridden (D) emergency (E) congenital AMELIORATE (A) make slow (B) make sure (C) make young (0) make worse (E) make ableTest Word List 6 Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi- tal letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital fetters and verte the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 76. BAROQUE (A) polished (8) constant (©) transformed (0) simple (E) aglow 77. BEATIFIC (A) glorious (B) dreadtul (C) theatrical (D) crooked (E) handsome 78, BELITTLE (A) disobey (8) foraet (C) magnity (D) extol E) envy 79, BELLICOSE (A) peaceful (8) naval (C) amusing (©) piecemeal (E) errant 80. BENIGN (A) tenfold (B) peaceful (C) blessed (D) wavering (E) malignant 81. BENISON (A) curse (B) bachelor (C) wedding (D) orgy (E) tragedy Antonyms 82 g 86, a7, 88 89, 90. BERATE (A) grant (8) praise (C) refer (©) purchase (E) deny BESTIAL (A) animated (B) noble (C) zoological (D) clear (E) dusky BIGOTRY (A) arrogance (B) approval (C) mourning (©) prompiness (E) tlerance - BIZARRE (A) roomy (B) velled-(C) subdued (D) triumphant (E) normal BLANCH (A) bleach (B) scatter (G) darken (D) analyze (E) subdivide BLAND (A) caustic (B) meager (C) soft (D) uncooked (E) helpless: BLASE (A) fiery (B) clever (0) intriguing (0) slim (E) ardent BLEAK (A) pale (B) sudden (C) dry (D) narrow (©) cheerful BLITHE (A) spintual (B) profuse (C) cheerios (0) hybrid (E) comfortableTest Word List7 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi- lal letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases, Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 91. BOISTEROUS (A) conflicting (B) noisy (©) testimonial (0) grateful (E) adolescent 92. BOMBASTIC (A) sensitive (B) pompous (C) rapid (©) sufficient (E) expensive 93. BOORISH (A) brave (B) oatish (C) romantic (O) speedy (E) dry 94, BOUILLON (A) insight (8) chowder (C) gold (D)clear soup (E) stew 95. BRACKISH (A) careful (B) salty (C) chosen {D) tough (E) wet 96. BRAGGADOCIO (A) weaponry (B) boasting (C) skirmish (0) encounter (E) position 97, 98, 99. 100, 101 102. 103, 104, 108, BRAZEN (A) shameless (B) quick (C) modest (O) pleasant (E) melodramatic BRINDLED (A) equine (B) pathetic (C) hasty (O) spotted (E) mid tasting BROCHURE (A) opening (B) pamphlet (C) censor (0) bureau (E) pin BUCOLIC (A) diseased (B) repulsive (C) rustic {D) twinkling (E) cola BUXOM (A) voluminous (B) indecisive (C) convine- ing (D) plump (E) bookish CACHE (A) lock (B) hiding place (C) tide (D) atto- mobile (E) grappling hook CACOPHONY (A) discord (8) dance (C} applause (0) type of telephone (€) rooster CALLOW (A) youthful (B) holy (C) mid (D) colored (€) seated CANDID (A) vague (8) outspoken (C) experienced (0) anxious (€) saliowTest Word List8 Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi- tal letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most neariy opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 106. CAPACIOUS (A) warlike (B) cordial (C) curious {D) not spacious (E) not capable 107. CAPRICIOUS (A) satisfied (B) insured (C) photographic (D) scattered (E) steadtast 108. CAPTIOUS (A) tolerant (B) capable (C) frivolous (O) winning (€) recollected 109. CARNAL (A) impressive (B) minute (C) spiritual (0) actual (E) private 110. CARNIVOROUS (A) gloomy (B) tangential (C) productive (D) weak (E) vegetarian 111, CARPING (A) rapid (B) uncritical (C) unintellectual (O) illegal (€) terse 112, 3, 114, 115, 116. a7, 118, 119. 120. CASTIGATION (A) commendation (B) patience (©) generosity (D) understatement (E) honesty CATEGORICAL (A) negative (B) ironic (C) impartial (0) qualified (E) permanent CATHOLIC (A) religious (B) pacttic (C) narrow (©) weiahty (E) funny CELERITY (A) assurance (B) state (C) acerbity (0) delay (E) infamy CELIBATE (A) investing (B) married (C) retired (©) commodious (E) dubious ENSURE (A) process (B) enclose (C) interest (O) praise (E) penetrate CENTRIFUGAL (4) centripetal (B) ephemeral (C) lasting (D) barometric (E) algebraic CESSATION (A) premium (B) gravity (C) beginning (D) composition (€) apathy CHAFING (A) achieving (8) serious (©) capitalistic (D) sneezing (E) expensiveTest Word List 9 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi tal letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 121. CHASTE (A) loyal (8) timid (C) curt (O) pure (E) outspoken 122, CHIDE (A) unite (B) fear (C) record (D) skid (E) scold) 123. CHIMERICAL (A) developing (8) brief (C) distant (0) economical (E) fantastic, 124, CHOLERIC (A) musical (B) episodic (C) hotheaded (0) global (E) seasonal 425. CHURLISH (A) marine (B) economical (C) impolite (D) compact (E) young 126, CILIATED (A) foolish (B) swift (C) early {D) constructed (E) hairy 127, CIRCUITOUS (A) indirect (B) complete (©) obvious (0) aware (E) tortured 128 129, 130. 131 122, 133 136 136. CITE (A) galvanize (B) visualize (C} locate (©) quote (E) signal CLANDESTINE (A) abortive (B) secret (C) tangible (D) doomed (E) approved CLAUSTROPHOBIA (A) lack of confidence (8) tear of spiders (C) love of books (D) fear of grammar (E) fear of closed places CLEFT (A) split (B) waterfall (C) assembly (0) adherence (E) surplus CLICHE (A) increase (B) vehicle (C) morale (0) platitude (E) pique COERCE (A) recover (B) begin (C) force (D) license (E) ignore COGNIZANCE (A) policy (B) knowledge (©) advance (0) omission (€) examination COHERE (A) hold together {B) occur simultaneously (C) recollect (D) materialize (E) understandTest Word List 10 Synonyms and Antonyms Each of the following questions consists of a word in 136, COLLATION (A) furor (B) emphasis (C) distilery capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phras- (0) spree (E) lunch 8. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most. 137. COLLOQUIAL (A) burnt (B) polished (C) potical nearly similar or opposite in meaning to the word in eapi- (0) gited (€) problematic tal letiers and write the letter of your choice on your 138, COLLOQUY (A) dialect (B) diversion answer paper. (©) announcement (D) discussion (E) expersion 160 Reviewing Vocabulary 139. COMATOSE (A) cozy (B) restrained (C) alert 145, CONCILIATE (A) defend (B) activate (D) dumb (E) grim (C) integrate (D) quarrel (E) react 140. COMBUSTIBLE (A) tlammable (8) industrious 146, CONCOCT (A) have (B) wonder (C) intrude (Ch wateroroot (0) spectic E) paste {(Oparn« (€) invent 141. COMELY (A) yielding (B) unattractive 147. CONDONE (A) build (8) evaluate (C} pierce (©) extromely seepy (D) equal in extent (©) roving (0) infuriate (€) overtook 342, COMMISERATE (A) communicate (B) expand 148, CONFISCATE (A) discuss (B) discover (C) seize (©) repay (D) diminish (E) sympathize (D) ens (E) convey 143, COMMODIOUS (A) numereus (8) yelaing 148. CONFORMITY (A) agreement (B) ambition (©) essurely (0) limited (E} expensive (G) continement(b) pride (E) restraint 144, COMPLIANT (A) numerous (B) veracious 150, CONGENITAL (A) sight (8) obscure (©) soft (D) adamant (€) livid (©) thorough (6) existing at birth (E) classifiedTest Word List 11 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi- tal lotters, followed by five lettered words or phrases, Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly. similar in meaning to the word in capital letters ang write the letter of your choice on your answer paper 151, CONJECTURE (A) magic (B) guess (C) position (©) form (E) place 152, CONNOISSEUR (A) gourmand (B) lover of art (C) humidor (D) delinquent (E) interpreter 183. CONSANGUINITY (A) kinship (B) friendship (C)ploodietting (0) relief (E) understanding 184, CONSENSUS (A) general agreement (8) project (C) insignificance (D) sheat (E} crevice 185. CONSTRUE (A) explain (B) promote (C) reserve (O) erect (E) block 156, CONTAMINATE (A) arrest (B) prepare (C) pollute (0) beam () inform 187. 158. 189. 160. 161 162 163. 164. 165, CONTENTIOUS (A) squealing (B) surprising (©) quarrelsome (0) smug (E} creative CONTINENCE (A) humanity (B) research (© embryology (D) bodies of land (E) seltxestrant CONTRABAND (A) purpose (B) rogue (C) rascality (0) difficulty (E) smuggiing CONTRITE (A) smart (B) penitent (C) restful (0) recognized (&) perspiring CONTROVERT (A) turn over (B) contradict (C) mind (0) explain (E) swing CONVENE (A) propose (B) restore (C) question (D) gather (E) motivate CONVERSANT (A] ignorant (8) speaking (C) incorporated (0) familiar (E) pedantic COPIOUS (A) plentiful (B) cheating (C) dishonorable (D) adventurous (E) inspired CORPULENT (A) regenerate (B) obese (©) different (0) hungry (E) bloodyTest _——————m i. Word List12 Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi- tal letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly ‘opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and ‘wite the leter of your choice on your answer paper. 166. COY (A) weak (B) airy (C) brazen (D) od (tiresome 167. COZEN (A) amuse (B) treat honestly (C) prate (0) shackle (€) vilfy 168. CRAVEN (A) desirous (B) direct (C) bold (©) civiized (E) controlled 169. CRUX (A) affliction (B) spark (C) events (0) trivial point (E) belief 170. CRYPTIC (A) tomblike (B) tule (C) famous (©) candid (€) indifferent 171. CUPIDITY (A) anxiety (B) tragedy (C) generosity (D) entertainment (E) love 172. 173, 174, 178. 176. 177, 178, 179, 180. CURTAIL (A) mutter (B) lengthen (C) express (0) burden (E) shore up CYNICAL (A) trusting (B) effortess (C) conclusive (©) gallant (E) vertical DANK (A) dry (B) guiltless (C) warm (0) babbling (©) reserved DAPPER (A) unintelligent (B) untidy (C) uncertain (D) ungrateful (E) unheakhy DAUNTLESS (A) stoic (B) cowardly (C)irolevant (0) peculiar (E) particular DEARTH (A le (B) abundance (C) brightness (O) terror (E) with DEBACLE (A) progress (8) refusal (C) masque (D) cowardice (E) traffic DEBILITATE (A) bedevil (B) repress (C) strengthen {D) animate (E) deaden DEBONAIR (A) awkward (B) windy (C) balmy (0) strong (E) stormyTest Word List 13 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi- tal letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly smilar in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper 181. DECIMATE (A) kill (8) disgrace (C) search (D) collide (E) deride 182. DECLIVITY (A) trap (B) quadrangle (C) quarter (O) activity (E) downward slope 183, DECOLLETE (A) flavored (B) demure (C) flowery (O) low-necked (E) sweet 184, DECOROUS (A) momentary (B) emotional (©) suppressed (0) proper (E) unexpected 185. DECREPITUDE (A) feebleness (B) disease (C) cooiness (D) melee (E) crowd 186. DEFAULT (A) failure to act (B) tendency to err (C) desire to remedy (0) debt (©) misunderstanding 187. 188 189) 190. 191 192, 193, 194, 198, DEFEGTION (A) determination (8) desertion (C) invitation (0) affection (E) reservation DEFILE (A) manicure (8) ride (C) pollute (0) assemble (E) order DEGRADED (A) surprised (8) lowered (C) ascended (D) learned (€) prejudged DELETERIOUS (A) delaying (8) experimental (C) harmful (D) graduating (E) glorious DELUGE (A) confusion (B) deception (C) flood (0) mountain (€) weapon DENIGRATE (A) refuse (B) blacken (C) terrty (0) edit (€) review DENOUEMENT (A) action (B) scenery (C) resort {D) character (E) solution DEPRAVITY (A) wickedness (B) sadness (C) heaviness (0) tidiness (E) seriousness DERANGED (A) insane (B) systematic (C) neighborly (0) alphabetical (E) surroundedTest Word List 14 Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capi- tal letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and ‘wnite the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 196. DEROGATORY (/\) roguish (B) immediate (C) opinionated (0) praising (E} conferred 197. DESECRATE (A) desist (B) integrate (C) confuse (0) intensity (E) consecrate 198. DESPICABLE (A) steering (B) worthy of esteem (C) inevitable (0) featureless (E) incapable 199. DESTITUTE (A) affluent (B) dazzling (C) stationary (0) characteristic (E) explanatory 200. DEVOID (A) latent (B) eschewed (C) full of (D) suspecting (E) evident 201. DEVOUT (A) quiet (B) dual (C) impious (0) straightfonward (E) wrong 202 208 205 206. 207. 208. 210, DIABOLICAL (A) mischievous (B) lavish (C) seraphic (D) azure (E) redolent DIATRIBE (A) mass (B) range (C) eulogy (©) elegy (E) starvation DIFFIDENGE (A) sharpness (8) boldness (C) malcontent (0) dialogue (E) catalog DILATE (A) procrastinate (B) contract {C) conclude (0) participate (E) divert DILATORY (A) narrowing (®) prompt (C) enlarging (0) portentous (E) sour DIMINUTION (A) expectation (B) context (C) validity (D) appreciation (E)aificulty DIN (A) lightness (B) satety (C) silence (O) hunger (E) promptness DISABUSE (A) crash (B) violate (C) renege (O) control (€) deceive DISCONSOLATE (A) unprejudiced (B) thanklul (C) theatrical (0) joyous (E) prominentTest Word List 15 choice on your answer paper. 211. DISINGENUOUS (A) uncomfortable (8) eventual {C) naive (0) complex (E) enthusiastic 212, DISINTERESTED (A) prejudiced (B) horrendous (C) affected (0) arbitrary (E) bored 213, DISJOINTED (A) satisfied (B) carved (©) understood (D) connected (E) evicted 214, DISPARITY (A) resonance (B) elecution (C) relief (0) difference (€) symbolism 215. DISPASSIONATE (A) sensual (B) immoral (C) inhibited (0) impartial (E) scientific 216, DISPIRITED (A) current (B) dented (C) drooping (©) alcoholic: (E) dalying Synonyms and Antonyms Each of the following questions consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar or opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your 217. 218. 219. 220, 224 222, 228, 224, 208. DISSIPATE (A) economize (B) clean (C) accept (0) anticipate (E) withdraw DISTEND (A) bloat (8) adjust (C) exist (0) materialize (E) finish DISTRAIT (A) clever (8) industrial (C) sbsentminded (0) narrow (E) crooked DIVULGE (A) look (B) retuse (C) deride (0) reveal (E) harm DOFF (A) withdraw (8) take off (C) remain (0) control (&) start DOGMATIC (A) benign (8) canine (C) impatient (O) petulant (E) arbitrary DOTAGE (A) senility (8) silence (C) sensitivity (0) interest (E) generosity DOUR (A) sullen (B) ornartental (C) grizzled (0) lacking speech (E) international DROLL (A) rotund (8) amusing (G) fearsome (O) tiny (E) strangeTest Word List 16 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is Tost nearly similar in meaning to the word in capi- tal letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 226. por 228. 228, 230. 231 COWINDLE (A) blow (B) inhabit (C) spin (0) lessen (€) combine ECSTASY (A) joy (B) speed (C) treasure (0) warmth (E) lack EDIFY (A) mystify (B) sultfice (C) improve (D) erect, (E) entertain EFFACE (A) countenance (B) encourage (©) recognize (D) blackball (€) rub out EFFIGY (A) requisition (B) organ (C) charge (0) accordion (E) dummy EGREGIOUS (A) pious (B) shocking (C) anxious (0) sociable (E) gloomy 232. 233, 234, 236. 236. 237, 238, 239. 240. EGRESS (A) entrance (8) bird (C) exit (0) double (&) progress ELATED (A) debased (8) respectful (C) drooping (©) gay (E) charitable ELUSIVE (A) deadly (B) eloping (C) evasive (0) simple (E) petrified EMACIATED (A) garrulous (8) primeval (©) vigorous (D) disparate (E) thin EMANCIPATE (A) set free (B) take back (C) make worse (0) embotden (E) run away EMBELLISH (A) dotf (B) don (C) abscond (D) acorn (E) equalize EMBROIL (A) cherish (B) overheat (C) entangle {D) assure (E) worry EIMENDATION (A) correction (8) interpretation (C) exhumation (0) inquiry (E) faut EMINENT (A) purposeful (B) high (C) delectable (0) curious (E) urgentTest Word List 17 Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. pat 242, 243, 2aa, 246. 246. a7 ENERVATE (A) strengthen (B) sputter (C) arrange (O) scrutinize (E) agree ENHANCE (A) degrade (B) doubt (C) scuff (D) gasp (E) avoid ENNUI (A) hate (8) excitement (C) seriousness (D) humility (E) kindness ENUNCIATE (A) pray (B) request (C) deliver (D) wait (E) mumble EPHEMERAL (A) sensuous (B) passing (C) popular (D) distasteful (F) eternal EQUABLE (A) flat (B) decisive (C) stormy (D) dishonest (E) scanty EQUANIMITY (A) agitation (B) stirring (C) volume. (0) identity (E) luster 248, 249. 250. 251 262 253, 254, 256. EQUILIBRIUM (A) imbalance (8) peace (C) inequity (0) directness (E) urgency EQUITABLE (A) able to leave (B) able to learn (©) unfair (D) preferable (E) rough FQUIVOCAL (A) mistaken (8) quaint (C) azure (0) clear (F) universal ERRATIC (A) unromantic (8) free (C) popular (0) steady (E) unknown ERRONEOUS (A) accurate (8) dignified (C) curious (D) abrupt (E) round ERUDITE (A) professorial (B) stately (C) short (0) unknown (E) ignorant ETHEREAL (A) long-lasting (6) earthy (C) ill (O) critical (E) false EULOGISTIC (A) pretty (B) critical (C) bret (D) stern (E) freeTest ———— Word List 18 = Antonyms Each of the questions bolow consists of a word in 261. EXECRABLE (A) innumerable (B) philosophic capital letters, followed by five lettered words or (C) physical (D) excellent (E) medtative phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is act . most nearly opposite inmeaning to the wordin cap, 262. EXECRATE (A) disobey (B) enact (C) pertorm ital lotters and write the letter of your choice on your (0) acclaim (E) fidget answer paper 26. EXHUME (A) decipher (B) sadden (0) integrate (D) admit (E) inter 256. EUPHONIOUS (A) stident (B) lethargic (C) literary (©) signticant (€) merry 264, EXODUS (A) neglect (B) consent (C) entry (0) gain (E) rebuke 257. EVASIVE (A) frank (B) correct (C) emoty (0) fertile s (©) watchful 265. EXONERATE (A) forge (8) accuse (C) record (0) doctor (E) reimburse 258, EXASPERATE (A) conte () lrmalize () placate (©) betray (E) bargain 266. EXORBITANT (A) moderate (B) partisan 289. EXCORIATE rn al ©) (C) military (0) barbaric (E) counterfeit RXCORATE (A) scancatze ©) encourage 267. EXTENPORANEOUS (reneasea (6) Mvbrié (©) hurviliating (D) statesmantike (E) picturescue: 260. EXCULPATE (A) blame (B) prevail (C) acquire (0) ravish (E) accumulate 182 Reviewing Vocabulary 268, EXTRANEOUS (A) modern (8) decisive 270. EXTROVERT (A) clown (B) here (C) ectomorph (©) essential (0) effective (E) expressive (©) neutetic (E) introvert 269. EXTRINSIC (A) reputable (8) inherent (C) switt (0) ambitious (E) cursoryTest Word List 19 Synonyms and Antonyms Each of the following questions consists of a word in most nearly similar or opposite in meaning to the capital letters, followed by five lettered worcs or word in capital letters and write the letter of your phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is choice on your answer paper. Vecabatary 271. FANCIFUL (A) imaginative (8) knowing 279. FICKLE (A) fallacious (B)} tolerant (C) loyal (C) elaborate (D) quick (E) lusty (D) hungry (E) stupid 272. FATUOUS (A) fatal (B) natal (C) terrible 260. FILCH (A) milk (B) purloin (C) teh (D) cancel (D) sensible (E) tolerable (€) resent 273. FEASIBLE (A) theoretical (8) impatient 281. FINITE (A) bounded (8) established (C) affirmative (C) constant (0) prosont (E) impractical (D) massive (E) finicky 274, FECUNDITY (Aj prophecy (B) futility 262. FLAIL (A) succeed (B) harvest (C) mend (0) strike (©) fruitfuiness (0) need (E) dormancy (E) resent 278. FEIGN (A) deserve (B) condemn (C) condone 283. FLAIR (A) conflagration (B) inspiration (C) bent (O) attend (€) protend (D) egregiousness (E) magnitude 276. FELL (A) propitious (8) iliterate (C) uppermost 284. FLAMBOYANT (A) old-fashioned (8) resirained (0) futie (E) inherent (C) impulsive (0) cognizant (E) eloquent 277. FERMENT (A) stir up (8) fill (C) ferret (D) mutilate 285. FLEDGLING (A) weaving (8) bobbing (€) banish (©) beginning (D) studying (E) laying 278. FIASCO (A) cameo (B) mansion (C) pollution (0) success (E) gambleTest Word List 20 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is, most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capi- tal letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 286. 287 268 289, 290, 291 292. FLORID (A) ruddy (B) rusty (C) ruined (D) patient (E) postic FOIL (A) bury (8) frustrate (C) shield (0) deste (€) gain FOMENT (A) spoil (6) instigate (C) interrogate (O) spray (E) maintain FOOLHARDY (A) strong (B) uniise (C) brave (O) futile (E) erudite FOPP'SH (A) scanty (B) radical (C) orthodox (0) dandyish (E) magnificent FORAY (A) excursion (B) contest (C) ranger (O) intuition ) fs FORMIDABLE (A) dangerous (8) outlandish 293, 2094. 295 296. 297 298. 300, (C) granctloquent (0) impenetrable (E) venerable FOSTER (A) accolerate (8) fondle (C) become infected (D} raise (E) roll FRANCHISE (A) subway (B) discount (C) license (D) reason (E) fashien FRITTER (A) sour (B) chafe (C) dissipate (D) cancel (&) abuse FRUGALITY (A) foolisness (8) extremity (C) indifference (0) enthusiasm (E) economy FULIINATE (A) full (B) contemplate (C) talk nonsense (0) protest loudly (E) meandor FUROR (A) excitement (B) worry (C) flux (0) anteroom (E) lover FURTIVE (A) undethanded (8) coy (C) brillant (D) quick (E) abortive GADFLY (A) humorist (B) nuisance (C) schoter (D) bum (E) thietTest Reviewing Vocabulary 189 Word List 21 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases, Choose the lettered word or phrase that is, most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capi- tal letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 01 302. 3038 04 305. GALLEON (A) liquid measure (8) ship (C) armada (©) company (E} printers proof GARISH (A) sordid (B) flashy (C) prominent (0) lusty (E) thoughtful GARNER (A) prevent (B) assist (C) collect (©) compute (E) consuit (GARINISH (A) paint (8) garner (C) adorn (0) abuse (E) banish GARRULITY (A) credulity (B) senility (C) loquaciousness (D) spaciousness (E) artistry GARRULOUS (A) arid (B} hasty (C) sociable (0) quaint (E) talkative 307. 308, 310. 311 312. 313. 314, 315, GAUCHE (A) rigid (B) swift (C) awkward (0) aciturn (F) needy GAUDY (A) holy (B) showy (C) sentimental (0) mild (E) whimsical GAUNT (A) victorious (B) tiny (C) stylish (0) haggara (E) nervous GENUFLECT (A) falsify (B) trick (C) project (0) bend tne knee (E) pronounce correctly GERMANE (A) bacteriological (B) Middle European (C) prominent (D) warike (E) relevant GERMINAL (A) creative (B) excused (C) sterilized (0) primitive (€) stratagic GIST (A) chaff (B) summary (C) expostulation (D) expiation (E) chore GLIB (A) sliopery (8) fashionable (C) antiquated (0) articulate (E) anticimactic. GNOME (A) fury (B) giant (C) cwarf (0) native (E) allenTest Word List 22 Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper Antonyms 192 Reviewing Vecabulary 818. GREGARIOUS (A) antisocial (B) anticipatory (C) glorious (0) horrendous (E) similar 319. GRISLY (A) suggestive (B) doubiful (C) untidy {0} pleasant (e) bearish 320, GULLIBLE (A) incredulous (B) fickle (C) tantamount (D) easy (E) stylish 921. GUSTO (A) noise (8) panic (C) atmosphere (0) gloom (€} distaste 9822, GUSTY (A) calm (B) noisy (C) fragrant (D) routine (E) gloomy 323. HACKNEYED (A) carried (B) original (C) banned (0) timely (E) oratorical 324, HAGGARD (A) shrewish (8) inspired (C) plump (D) maideniy (E) vast 316. GRANDIOSE (A) false (B) ideal (C) proud (0) simple (E) functorat 317. GRATUITOUS (A) warranted (8) frank (C) ipgenuous (0) frugal (E} pithy 325. HALCYON (A) wasteful (B) prior (C) subsequent (D) pueriie (E) merial 326 HAPHAZARD (A) safe (B) indifierent (C) deliberate (O) tense (E) conspiring 927. HAPLESS (A) cheerful (B) consistent (C) fortunate (©) considerate (E) shapely 328, HEED (A) ignore (B) hope (C) overtake (D) nurture (©) depart 829, HERETIC (A) sophist (B) believer (C) interpreter (0) pacitist (€) owner 990. HETEROGENEOUS (A) orthodox (8) pagan (C) unlikely (D) similar () banishedTest Word List 23 Each Antonyms of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is, most early opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 331 332 333, 334 336. 336, HIBERNAL (A) musical (B) summerlike (C) local (0) seasonal (E) discordant HILARITY (A) gloom (B) heartiness (C) weakness: (0) casualty () paucity HIRSUTE (A) scaly (B) bald (C) erudite (0) quiet {E) long HORTATORY (A) inquiring (B) denying (C) kiting (0) frantic (E) dissuading HOVER (A) commence (8) scothe (C) leave (0) transform (E) solidify HUBBUB (A) calm (B) fury (C) capital (D) axle (E) wax 337. 338, 339, 340, aay 342, 243, 34a 346. HUMMOCK (A) unmusical (B) scorn (C) wakefulness (0) vale (E) vestment HUSBANDRY (A) sportsmanship (B) dishonesty (C) mastefuiness (0) fiction (E) cowardice HYBRID (A) productive (B) special (C) purebred (0) oatish (E) genial HYPERBOLE (A) velocity (B) climax (C) curve (D) understatement (E) expansion HYPERCRITICAL (A) tolerant (B) false (C) extreme {D) inarticulate (E) cautious HYPOCRITICAL (A) sincere (8) narrow-minded (C) shamoful (0) amiable (E) modest HYPOTHETICAL (A) rational (B) fantastic (C) wizened (0) opposed (E) axiomatic IGNOBLE (A) produces by fire (B) worty (C) given to questioning (D) huge (E) known ILLUSIVE (A) not deceptive (8) not certain (C) not obvious (D) not coherent (E) not brilliantTest —————$—$—$—$_—$_$_$_ $< Word List 24 Each of the following questions consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar or opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 346. 347. 348, 349, 350. IMMOLATE (A) debate (B) scour (C) sacrifice (O) sanctity (€) ratty IMMUTABLE (A) silent (B) changeable (C) articulate (D) loyal (E) varied IMPAIR (A) separate (B) make amends (C) make worse (D) falsity (E) cancel IMPALPABLE (A) obvious (B) combined (C) high (D) connecting (E) lost IMPASSIVE (A) active (B) demonstrative (C) pertoct (D) anxious (E)iritated IMPECCABLE (A) unmentionable (B) quotable (©) blinding (0) faulty (E) hampering Synonyms and Antonyms 352. 353, 364 355, 356 357 358, 359, IMPECUNIOUS (A) affluent (B) afflicted (C) affectionate (D) affable (E) afraid IMPERVIOUS (A) impenetrable (B) perplexing (C) chaotic (D) coo! (E) perfect IMPETUOUS (A) rash (B) inane (C) just {D) flagrant (E) redolent IMPOLITIC (A) campaigning (B) advisable (C) aggressive (D) legal (E) fortunate IMPORTUNE (A) export (8) plead (C) exhibit (0) account (€) visit IMPROMPTU (A) prompted (B) appropriate (©) rehearsed (0) foolish (Epvast INALIENABLE (A) inherent (B) repugnant {C) closed to immigration (0) full (E) accountable INANE (A) passive (B) wise (C} intoxicated (D) mellow (E} silent INCARCERATE (A) inhibit (Bf acquit (C) account (©) imprison (E) forceTest Word List 25 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is ‘most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capi- tal letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 361 362, 363, 364, 365. 9368 INCLEMENT (A) unfavorable (8) abandoned (C) kindly (D) selfish (E) active INCOMPATIBLE (A) capable (8) reasonable (C) faulty (D) indifferent (E) alienated INCONSEQUENTIAL (A) disorderly (8) insignificant (C) subsequent (D) insufficient (E) preceding INCONTINENT (A) insular (B) complaisant (C) crass (0) wanton (E) false INCORRIGIBLE (A) narrow (8) straight (C) inconceivable (D) unreliable (E) unretormable INCRIMINATE (A) exacerbate (8) involve (C) intimidate (D) lacerate (E) prevaricate 367. 368, 369. 370. 371 372 373, 374, 375. INCULCATE (A) exculpate (3) educate (©) exonerate (D) prepare (E) embarrass INDIGENT (A) lazy (B) pusiianimous (©) penurious (D) atfivent (E) contrary INDIGNITY (A) pomposity (B) bombast (©) obeisance (0) insult (E) message INDOLENCE (A) sloth (8) poverty (C) latitude (0) aptitude (E) anger INDUBITABLY (A) flagrantly (8) doubtfully (C) carefully (0) carelessly (E) certainly INEBRIETY (A) revelation (B) drunkenness (C) felony (D) starvation (E) gluttony INEPT (A) outward (B) spiritual (C) foolish (D) clumsy (E) abundant INFALLIBLE (A) final (B) unbelievable (C) perfect (0) inaccurate (E) inquisitive INFIAMITY (A) disability (B) age (C) inoculation (D) hospital (E) unityTest Word List 26 Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. Synonyms 876. INGENUOUS (A) clever (8) stimulating (C) naive (©) worried (E) cautious 377. INIMICAL (A) antagonistic (B) anonymous (©) lancitul (D) accurate (E) atypical 378. INNOCUOUS (A) not capable (8) not dangerous (C) not eager (D) not frank (E) not peaceful 379. INSINUATE (A) resist (B) suggest (C) report (0) reotiy (E) lecture 380. INSIPID (A) waty ©) flat (C) wily (©) talkative (E) lucid 381 382 383, 384 286. 386, 37. INTEGRATE (A) tolerate (B) unite (C) flow (D) copy (E) assume INTER (A) bury (B) amuse (C) relate (D) frequent (€) abandon INTERDICT (A) acclaim (B) dispute (C) prohibit (D) decide (E) fret INTERMITTENT (A) heavy (B) leet (C) occasional (0) feariess (€) responding INTRACTABLE (A) culpable (B) flexible (C) unruly (O) efficient (€) base INTRANSIGENCE (A) lack of training (B) stubborn ness (C) novelty (D) timiity (E) cupidity INTREPID (A) cold (B) hot (C) understood (0) callow (€) courageousTest Word List 27 Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is ‘most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. Antonyms 391. IRKSOME (A) interesting (B) lazy (C) tieless (0) devious (E) excessive 392, IRRELEVANT (A) lacking piety (B) fragile {C) congruent (0) pertinent (E) varied 363. IRREPARABLE (A) legible (B) correctable (C) proverbial (D) concise (€) legal 394, IRREVERENT (A) related (B) mischievous (C) respective (0) pious (E) violent 395. JADED (A) upright (B) stimulated (C) aspiring (0) applied (E) void 396. JAUNDICED (A) whitened (8) inflamed (C) quickened (0) aged (E) unbiased 397 398, 400, 401 402, 403, 404, 408, AUNTY (A) youthful (B) ruddy (C) strong (0) untraveled (E) sedate JEOPARDY (A) patience (B) courage (C) safety (0) wilingness (E) liberty JETTISON (A) salvage (B) submerge (C) descend (0) decelerate (E) repent JOCULAR (A) arterial (B) bloodless (C) verbose (O) serious (E) blind JUDICIOUS (A) punitive (B) unwise (C) criminal (D) licit (E) temporary KINDLE (A) dlstike (B) quench (C) gather (©) sparkle (E) estrange LACHRYMOSE (A) cheering (B) smooth (C) passionate (D) cur (E) tense LACKADAISICAL (A) monthly (B) possessing time (C) ambitious (0) pusillanimous (E) intelligent LACONIC (A) milky (B) verbose (C) wicked (O)} flagrant (E) derelictWord List 28 = Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases, Choose the lettered word or phrase that is, ‘most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 708 Reviewing Vecabuiary 408. LATENT (A) trim (B) forbidding (C) execrable (0) early (E) obvious 409. LAVISH (A) hostile (B) unwashed (C) timely (D) decent (E) frugal 410. LAUDATORY (A) dirtying (E) disclaiming (C) defamatory (D) inflammatory (E) debased 411, LAX (A) salty (B) strict (C) shri (D) boring (E) cowardly 412. LECHERY (A) trust (B) compulsion (C) zeal (D) addiction (€) purity 418. LETHARGIC (A) convalescent (8) beautiful (©) enervating (0) invigorating (E) interrogating 444, LEVITY (A) bridge (B) dam (C) praise (D) blame (©) solemnity 408. LAMPOON (A) darken (B) praise (C) abandon (D) sail (E) fly 407, LANGUOR (A) vitality (B) length ats. 416. air. 416. a9. 420. (©) embarrassment (D) wine (E) avarice LILLIPUTIAN (A) destructive (8) proper (C) gigantic (0) elegant (F) barren LIMPID (A) erect (B) turbid (C) tangential (D) timid © weary LITHE (4) sit (B) impia (C) facetious (D) insipié ©) vast LIVID (A) alive (B) mundane (C) positive (0) undiscotored (E) vast LOATH (A) loose (B) evident (C) deliberate (O) eager (E) tiny LOQUACIOUS (A) tacituin (8) sentimental {C) soporitic (D) soothing (E) sedateTest Word List 29 Each of the following questions consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar to or opposite of the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 421. LUGUBRIQUS (A) frantic (B) cheerful (©) burdensome (D) oily (E) militant 422, LURID (A) dull (B) duplicate (C) heavy (D) painstaking (€) inteligent 423, MACABRE (A) musical (B) frightening (C) chewed (©) wicked (€) exceptional 424, MAGNILOQUENT (A) loquacious (2) bombastic (C) rudimentary (D) qualitative (E) minimizing 425, MAGNITUDE (A) realization (B) fascination (C) encrmity (D) gratitude (E) interference 426. MALADROIT (A) malicious (B) starving (C) thirsty (0) tactiess (E) artistic Synonyms and Antonyms 427, 428, 429, 430, 431 432, 433, 434, 435, MALEDICTION (A) misfortune (B) hap (C) fruition (D) correct pronunciation (E) benediction MALEFACTOR (A) quail (B) lawbreaker (C) beneficiary (D) banker (E) female agent MALEVOLENT (A) kindly (B) vacuous (C) ambivalent (0) volatile (E) primitive MALIGN (A) intersperse (B) vary (C) emphasize (D) frighten (E) eulogize MALLEABLE (A) brittle (B) blatant (C) brillant (D) brownish (E) basking MANIACAL (A) demoniac (8) saturated (C) sane (0) sanitary (E) handcuffed MANIFEST (A) limited (8) obscure (C) faulty (0) varied (E) vital MANUMIIT (A) print (B) impress (0) enslave (0) endeavor (E fail MARTIAL (A) bellicose (8) celibate (C) divorced (D) quiescent (E) planetaryTest ———$ Word List 30 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is ‘most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capi- tal letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper 436, 437. 436, 439. 440. 444, MAWKISH (A) sentimental (B) true (C) certain (0) devious (E) caretree MEDIOCRE (A) average (B) bitior (C) medieval (0) industria! (E} agricutural MELEE (A) heat (B) bravi (C) attempt (0) weapon (E) choice MELLIFLUOUS (A) porous (B) honeycombed {C) strong (D) smooth (E} viscous MENIAL (A) intellectual (B) clairvoyant (C) servile (0) arrogant (E) laudatory MENTOR (A) guide (B) genius (C) talker (©) philosopher (E) stylist 442, 443, 44, 446. ar, 448, 449, 450, MESMERIZE (A) remember (8) hypnotize (©) delay (D) bore (E) analyze METICULOUS (A) steadtast (B) recent (C) quaint (D) painstaking (E) overt MIASMA (A) dream (B) noxious fumes (C) scenario (D) quantity (E) total MILITANT (A) combative (8) dramatic (C) religious (©) quaint (E) paternal MINION (A) monster (B) qugrunt (C) majority {O) host (E) dependent MIRAGE (A) dessert (8) ilusion (C] water (0) micror(E) statement MISANTHROPE (A) benefactor (8) philanderer {C) man-hater (D) aesthete (F) epicure MISCHANCE (A) gamble (B) ordinance (C) aperture (D) anecdote (F) adversity MISDEMEANOR (A) felony (8) peccadillo (C) indignity (0) fat (E)iliteracyTest Word List 31 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in Capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is ‘most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capi- tal letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 451 452, 453. 484. 455. 456 MODISH (A) sentimental (B) stylish (C) vacillating (0) contrary (E) adorned MOLLIFY (A) avenge (B) attenuate (C) attribute (0) mority (E) appease: MONETARY (A) boring (B) fascinating (C) fiscal (0) stationary (E) scrupulous, MORATORIUM (A) burial (B) gathering (C) delay (D) refusal (E) suspicion MORDANT (A) dying (B) trenchant (C) fabricating (0) controlling (E) avenging MORIBUND (A) dying (8) appropriate (C) leather bound (0) answering (E) undertaking 487 458 469, 460, 461 462. 463, 464, 465. MOTLEY (A) active (B) disguised (C) variegated (0) somber (E) sick MUGGY (A) attacking (B) fascinating (C) humid (0) characteristic (E) gelia MULCT (A) swindle (B} hold (C) record (0) print €) fertiize MULTILINGUAL (A) variegated (8) polyglot {C) multilateral (0) polyandrous (E) multiplied MUNDANE (A) global (B) futle (C) spatial (D) heretic (E) worldly MUNIFICENT (A) grandiose (B) puny (©) philanthropic (0) poor (E) gracious MUSTY (A) flat (B) necessary (C) indifferent (O) nonchalant (E} vivid MYOPIC (A) visionary (B) nearsighted (C) moral (©) glassy (E) bind NASCENT (A) incipient (B) ignorant (C) loyal (0) treacherous (E) unnamedTest Word List 32 Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 486 467. 468 460, 470. an NEBULOUS (A) starry (B) clear (C) cold (0) fundamental (E) porous NEFARIOUS (A) various (B) lacking (C) benign (©) pompous (€) futile NEGATION (A) postulation (B) hypothecation (C) affirmation (D) violation (E) anticipation NEOPHYTE (A) veteran (B) satelite (C) desperado (0) handwriting (E) violence NIGGARDLY (A) protected (B) biased (C) prodigal (0) bankrupt (E) placated NOCTURNAL (A) harsh (8) marauding (C) patraliing (D) daity (E) fallow 472 473, 474, 476, 476. 477. 478, 479, 480. NOISOME (A) quiet (B) dismayed (C) fragrant (0) sleepy (E) inquisitive NOTORIOUS (A) fashionable (8) renowned (C) inactive (D) intrepid (E) invincible OBDURATE (A) yielding (B) fleeting (C) finite (0) fascinating (E) permanent OBESE (A) skilful (B) cadaverous (C) clever (D) unpredictable (E) lucid OBJECTIVE (A) indecisive (B) apathetic (C) markedly inferior (D) emotionally involved (©) authoritative OBLIGATORY (A) demanding (B) optional (C) facile (D) friendly (E) divorced OBLOQUY (A) praise (B) rectangle (C) circle (0) dialogue (E) cure ‘OBSEQUIOUS (A) successful (8) democratic (C) superciious (D) ambitious (E) lamentable OBSESSION (A) whim (B) loss (C) phobia (O) delusion (E) feudTest Word List 33 Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in 485. ODIUM (A) noise (B) liking (C) dominant (0) hasty capital laters, followed by five lettered words or (E) atrium: phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is Most nearly opposite in meaning othe wardincap- $88. OWMPOTENT () weak (8) demecrate ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your {C) despotic (D) passionate (E) late answer paper. 487 OMNISCIENT (A) sophisticated (B) ignorant (C) essential (0) trivial (E) isolated 481. OBSOLETE (A) heated (B) desolate (C) renovated (©) fighttul (€) automatic 488. OPIATE (A) distress (B) sleep (C) stimulant rantaChauorat Graces desat ee oud iE) sctve " (8) auer © 489. OPPORTUNE (A) occasional (B) fragrant (C) fragile (D) awkward (E} neglected 422 OBTUSE (Aner [8 vnesae (COPA sen proRTUNST man ef sy (8) man of principle (C) changeling (D) adversary 484, ODIOUS (A) fragrant (B) redolent (C) fetid {E) colleague (0) delightful (E) puny. 421, oPrROBnIM shea ()aptce {98 OSTENTATIOUS Uineive (9) asenng (C) majesty (D) freedom (E) praise (C) impotte (D) ilicit (E) irrational 492. OPTIMUM (A) pessimistic (B) knowiedgeable 495. OVERWEENING (A) humble (B) impotent (C) avid (©) worst (0) minimum (E) chosen (0) acrimonious (E) exaggeratedTest Word List 34 Each of the following questions consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar or opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 496. 497, 498. 499, 500. 801. PAEAN (A) serf (B) pealing (C) lien (0) lament ©)foly PALLET (A) bed (8) pigment board () bench (O) spectrum (E) quality PALLIATE (A) smoke (B) quicken (C) substitute (0) alleviate (€) sadden PANDEMONIUM (A) calm (8) frustration (©) atfciency (D) impishness (E) sophistication PANEGYRIC (A) medication (B) panacea (C) rotation (0) vacillation (E) praise PARABLE (A) equality (B) allegory (C) frenzy (0) folly (&) cuticle Synonyms and Antonyms 502 503, 504, 805. 506. sor 508, 609, 510, PARADOX (A) exaggeration (B) contradiction (C) hyperbole (0) invective (E) poetic device PARAMOUR (A) illicit over (B) majority (C) importance (D) hatred (E) clandestine altar PARANOIA (A) fracture (B) statement (C) quantity (0) benefaction (E) sanity PARIAH (A) viage (B) suburb (©) outcast (©) disease (€) benefactor PARITY (A) duplicate (B) miniature (C) golf tee (0) similarity (E) event PARSIMONIOUS (A) grammatical (B) syntactical (C) effective (0) extravagant (E) esoteric PARTIALITY (A) completion (B) equality (C) bias (0) divorce (E) reflection PASSE (A) scornful (B) rural (C) out-of-date (0) silly (€) barbaric PASTICHE (A) imitation (B) glue (C) present (D) arestina (€) familyTest Word List 35 Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. Antonyms 512. PEJORATIVE (A) positive (8) legal (C) determining (D) delighting (E) declaiming 512, PELLUCID (A) logistical (B) philandering (©) incomprehensible (D) vagrant (E) warranted 613. PENCHANT (A) distance (8) imminence (C) dislike (0) attitucte (E) void 514. PENURIOUS (A) imprisoned (B) captivated (©) generous (D) vacant (E) abolished 515, PERFUNCTORY (A) official (B) thorough (C) insipid (0) vicarious (E) distinctive 516. PERIGEE (A) eclipse (B) planet (C) apogee (0) refugee (E) danger 517, PERIPATETIC (A) worldly (B) stationary (©) disarming (D) seeking (E) inherent 518, 519. 520, 521 522. 523, 524, 525 PERMEABLE (A) perishable (B) effective (C) plodding (0) impenetrable (E) lasting PERNICIOUS (A) practical (B) comparative (C) harmiess (0) tangible (E) detailed PERPETUAL (A) momentary (B) standard (C) serious (D) industrial (E) interpretive PERSPICUITY (A) grace (8) feature (C) review (0) ditticuty (E) vagueness PERT (A) polite (B) perishable (C) moral (D) deliberate (E) stubborn PERTINACIOUS (A) vengeful (B) consumptive (C) superficial (0) skiled (E) advertised PERTINENT (A) understood (B) living (C) discontented (D) puzzting (E) irelevant PETULANT (A) angry (B) moral (C) declining (0) underhanded (E) uncomplainingWord List 36 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in. 531. PINNACLE (A) foothills (B) card game (C) pass. capital laters, folowed by five lettered words, or (©) taunt (E) peak vr 5 r cert eearly amnlar ri moaning ts the werd m cape 532. PIOUS (A) historic (B) devout (C) multiple tal letters and write the letter of your choice on your {O) fortunate (E) authortative answer paper. 933, PIQUE (A) pyramid (B) revolt (C) resentment 526. PHLEGMATIC (A) calm (B) cryptic (C) practical (0) struggle (E) inventory (D) salivary (E) dishonest 534, PLACATE (A) determine (B) transmit (C) pacity 527, PHYSIOGNOMY (A) posture (B) head (0) allow (E) define (©) physique (0) face (E) size 535, PLAGIARISM (A) theft of funds (B) theft of ideas 528. PIEBALD (A) motley (B) coltsh (C) hairless (©) belief in God (D) arson (E) ethical theory (0) thoroughbred (E) delicious 536, PLAINTIVE (A) mournful (B) senseless 529. PILLAGE (A) hoard (8) plunder (C) versity (C) persistent (0) rural (E) evasive (©) denigrate (E) confide 537. PLATITUDE (A) fatness (8) bravery (C) dimension 530, PINION (A) express (B) repont(C) reveal (0) tite remark (E) suong belie (D) submit (E) restrain Reviewing Vocabulary 229 598, POLEMIC (A) blackness (B lighting 540, PRECARIOUS (A) priceless (B) premature (©) magnetism (D) controversy (E) grimace (©) primitive (D) hazardous (E) unwelcome 589. PONDEROUS (A) contompiative (8) moist, (C) rambling (D) bulky (E) erectWord List 37 Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or Antonyms ‘most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is answer paper. 282 Reviewing Vocablay 541, PRECIPITATE (A) dull (8) anticipatory (©) cautious 549. PRODIGAL (A) larg (8) thitly (C) consistont 542, 543, 544, 845, 546, 847, 543, (0) considerate (E) welcome PREFATORY (A) outstanding (6) magnificent (C) conclusive (D) intelligent (E) predatory PRELUDE (A) intermezzo (B) diva (C) aria (O)altermath (E) duplication PRESUMPTION (A) assertion (B) activation (C) motivation (0) proposition (E) humility PRETENTIOUS (A) ominous (B) calm (C) unassuming (0) tulle (E) volatile PRIM (A) informal (B) prior (C) exterior (0) private (&) cautious PRISTINE (A) cultivated (8) condemned (C) ireligious (D) cautious (E) critical PROBITY (A) regret (B) assumption 560. 551 553. 554. 555, (O) compatible (E) remote PRODIGIOUS (A) infinitesimal (B) incignant (C) indifferent (D) indisposed (E) insufficient PROFANE (A) sanctify (B) desecrate (C) define (O) manifest (©) urge PROLIFIC (A) unworkable (B) backward (C) barren (D) controversial (E) unfocussed PROLIX (A) stupid (B) initferent (C) redundant (0) livid (E) pithy PROPHYLACTIC (A) causing growth () causing disease (C) antagonistic (D) brushing () favorable PROPINQUITY (A) remoteness (8) uniqueness (C) health (D) virtue (E) simplicity (C) corruptibiity (D) extent (E) upswingTest Word List 38 Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is, ‘most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 556. 567. 558, 559, 860, PROPITIOUS (A) rich (B) induced (C) promoted (D) indicative (E) unfavorable PROSAIC (A) pacified (B) reprieved (C) pensive {D) imaginative (E} rhetorical PROTEAN (A) amateur (B) catholic (C) unchanging (0) rapid (E) untavorabie PROTRACT (A) make circular (B) shorten (C) further (0) retrace (E) involve PROVIDENT (A) unholy (B) rash (C) miserable (0) disabied (E) remote PROVINCIAL (A) wealthy (B) crass (C) literary (©) aural (E) sophisticated 562, 563 564 566. 867 568. 569, 570. PSYCHOTIC (A) dangerous (B) clairvoyant (C) criminal (0) soulful (E) sane PUERILE (A) fragrant (B) adult (C) lonely (O) feminine (E) masterly PUGNACIOUS (A) pacitc (B) feline (C) mature (0) anguiar (€) inactive PUISSANT (A) pouring (B) fashionable (©) articulate (D) healthy (E) weak PULCHRITUDE (A) ugliness (8) notoriety (C) bestiality (D) masculinity (E) servitude PUNCTILIOUS (A) happy (8) active (C) vivid (0) careless (€) futile PUNITIVE (A) large (B) humorous (C) rewarding (0) restive (E) languishing PUSILLANIMOUS (A) poverty-stricken (B) chained (C) posthumous (0) courageous (E) strident PUTATIVE (A) colonial (B) quarrelsome (C) undisputed (0) powertul (E) unremarkableTest Word List 39 Each of the following questions consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is, most nearly similar or opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. on 572 573. 674, 875. 576. 877. QUEASY (A) toxic (8) easily upset (C) chronic (O) choleric (E) false QUELL (A) boast (B) incite (C) reverse (D) wet © answer QUIXOTIC (A) rapid (B) exotic (C) longing (D) timid (€) idealistic RAGAMUFFIN (A) dandy (B) miser (©) exotic dance (D) light snack (E) baker RAUCOUS (A) meliuous (8) uncooked (©) realistic (0) veracious (E) anticipating RAVAGE (A) ranile (8) revive (C) plunder (©) pilloy (E) age RIZE (A) shave (8) heckle (C) finish (©) tear down (E) write Synonyms and Antonyms 578, 579, 560. 581 582, 963, 584, REACTIONARY (A) conservative (8) retrograde (C) dramatist (0) miitant (E) chemical REBATE (A) relinquish (B) settle (C) discount (0) cance! (E) ellen RECALCITRANT (A) grisvous (8) secretive (©) cowardly (D) thought (E) cooperative RECLUSE (A) learned scholar (B) macker (C) social person (0) caretul worker (E) daredevil RECONDITE (A) unfriendly (B) easily comprohensibie (C) closely juxtaposed (O) broadminded (E) sardonic RECTIFY (A) remedy (B) avenge (C) create (0) assemble (E) attribute RECUPERATE (A) reenact (B) engage (©) recapitulate (0) recover (E) encounter RECURRENT (A) happening repeatedly (8) flowing backward (C) healing quickly (D) eventful (E) timelyTest Word List 40 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capi- tal letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 526, 887. 588. 569, 590, 591 REFRACTORY (A) articulate (B) sinkable {C) vaunted (0) useless (E) unmanageable REGAL (A) oppressive (8) royal (C) major (D) basic (E) entertaining REITERATE (A) gainsay (B) revive (C) revenge (O) repeat (&) return RELISH (A) desire (B) nibble (C) savor (O) vindicate (E) avail REMISS (A) lax (B) lost (C) foolish (0) violating (E) ambitious REMONSTRATE (A) display (B) restate (C) protest (D) resign (E} reiterate 592, 593, 504, 595. 596, ser. 598, 599, 600, REPARTEE (A) witty retort (B) wilful Geparture (©) spectator (D) monologue (E} sacrifice REPELLENT (A) propulsive (8) unattractive (C) porous (0) siif (E) elastic REPERCUSSION (A) reaction (B) restitution (C) resistance (0) magnificence (E) acceptance REPLENISH (A) polish (B) repeat (C) reinstate (D) cell (E) retuse REPLICA (A) museum piece (B) famous site (C) battle emblem (0) facsimile (E) replacement REPRISAL (A) reevaluation (B) assessment (©) loss (D) retaliation (E) nonsense REPROVE (A) prevail (B) rebuke (C) ascertain (D) prove false (F) draw back REPUDIATE (A) besmirch (8) appropriate (C) annoy (D) reject (E) avow REPUGNANCE (A) belligerence (8) tenacity (C) renewal (0) pity (E) loathingTest Word List 41 Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases, Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and rite the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 601. RESILIENT (A) pungent (B) foolish (C) worthy (0) insolent (E) unyielding 602, RESTIVE (A) buoyant (8) placid (C) remorseful (0) resistant (E) retiring ‘603. RETENTIVE (A) forgettul (B) accepting (C) repetitive (D) avoiding (E) fascinating 604, RETICENCE (A) fatigue (8) fashion (C) treachery (0) loquaciousness (E) magnanimity 605. RETROGRADE (A) progressing (B) inclining (©) evaluating (0) concentrating (E) directing 606, 608, 609, 610. en 612, 613, 614 615, REVERE (A) advance (8) dishonor (C) age (0) precede (E) wake RIFE (A) direct (B) scant (C) peaceful (D) grim {E) mature ROBUST (A) weak (B) violent (C) vicious (0) villainous (E) hungry ROTUNDITY (A) promenade (8) nave (©) grotesqueness (D) slimness (E) impropriety RUBBLE (A) arfcial facace (B) unbroken stone (C) pale complexion (D) strong defense (€) glib answer RUDDY (A) robust (B) witty (C) wan (D) exotic, (€) creative RUDIMENTARY (A) pale (8) polite (C) asinine (D) developed (&) quiescent RUEFUL (A) trite (B) content (C) capable (0) capital (F) zealous RUSTIC (A) urban (B) slow (C) corroded (D) mercenary (E) civilian RUTHLESS (A) mercitul(B) majestic (C) mighty (O) militant (E) maximumTest Word List 42 Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is, most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. Antonyms 246 Reviewing Vocabulary 618. SALLOW (A) salacious (B) ruddy (C) colorless (0) permitted (E) minimum 619. SALUBRIOUS (A) salty (B) bloody (C) miasmic (0) maudlin (E) wanted 620. SALVAGE (A) remove (B) outfit (C) burn (D) lose (E) contuse 621. SANCTIMONIOUS (A) hypothetical (B) paltry (C) mercenary (D) pious (E) grateful 622, SANGUINE (A) choleric (B) sickening (C) warranted (D) iritated (E) pessimistic 623. SATIETY (A) emptiness (B) warmth (C) erectness: (0) ignorance (E) straightness 616, SADISTIC (A) happy (B) quaint (C) kindhearted (0) vacant (E) fortunate 617. SAGACIOUS (A) foolish (8) bitter (C) voracious (0) veracious (E) fallacious 625. SCURRILOUS (A) savage (B) scabby (C) decent (D) volatile (E) major 628. SECULAR (A) vivid (8) clerical (C) punitive {D) positive (E) varying 627. SEDENTARY (A) vicarious (B) loyal (C) accidental (O) active (E) atraid 628, SEDULOUS (A) indolent (B) guileless (C) vindictive (D) upright (E) incorrect 629, SENILITY (A) virility (B) loquaciousness (C) forgetfulness (0) youth (E) majority 630, SENTENTIOUS (4) paragraphed (B) positive (C) posthumous (0) pacific (E) wordyTest Word List 43 Synonyms and Antonyms Each of the following questions consists of a word in 633, SERVILE (A) moral (B) puerile (C) futile (D) foul capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phras- (©) haughty es. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most near- ly similar or opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer 634, SHODDY (A) superior (B) barefoot (C) sunlit (©) querulous (E) garrulous paper. 635. SINGULAR (A) silent (B) angular (C) ordinary (0) desirable (E) garrulous 631, SEQUESTER (A) request (B) preclude (C) seclude (0) witness (£) evolve 636, SINISTER (A) unwed (B) ministerial (C) good (0) returned (E) splintered 632, SERRATED (A) riddled (B) diagonal (C) sawtoothed (0) grooved (6) linear 637. SKITTISH (A) tractable (B) inquiring (C) dramatic (D) vain (E) frisky Reviewing Vocabulary 249 638, SLEAZY (A) fanciful (B) creeping (C) substantial 642, SOBRIETY (A) inebriety (B) aptitude (0) uneasy (E) warranted (C) scholasticism (D) monotony (E) aversion 639, SLOTH (A) penitence (8) fith (©) fut 649, SOLECISM (A) praise (B) embarrassment (O) poverty (E) industry (©) concise phrase (D) inaccurate count 640, SLOUGH (A) toughen (8) trap (C) violate (€) correct expression (O) cast oft (E) depart quickly 644, SOLSTICE (A) equinox (8) sunrise (C) pigsty 841, SLOVENLY (A) half-baked (B) loved (©) interstices (E) iniquity (©) inappropriate (D) tidy (E) rapid 645. SOLVENT (A) enigmatic (B) bankrupt (C) fiducialWord List 44 Each of the following questions consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or Synonyms and Antonyms most nearly similar or opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is choice on your answer paper. 252 ‘Reviewing Vocabulary 646. SONOROUS (A) resonant (8) reassuring 654, STACCATO (A) musical (B) ong (C) legato (©) repetitive (0) resinous (E) sisterly (0) sneezing (E) pounded (647, SOPHOMORIC (A) unprecedented (B) mature 655. STAMINA (A) patience (B) pists (C) weakness (C) insipid (0) intelectual (E) illusionary (0) fascination (E) patina’ 648. SOPORIFIC (A) dining (B) caustic (C) memorial 656, STEREOTYPED (A) original (8) antique (©) awakening (E) springing (C) modeled (0) repetitious (E) continued 649, SPASMODIC (A) intermittent (B) ft (C) inaccurate 657. STILTED (A) candid (B) pompous (C) modish (©) violent (E) physical (D) acute (F) inarticulate 650. SPORADIC (A) seedy (B) latent (C) vivid 658. STRINGENT (A) binding (B) reserved (C) utlized (0) inconsequertial(E) occasional (0) lambert (E) indigent 1651. SPORTIVE (A) competing (B) playful (C) indignant 659, SUAVITY (A) ingeniousness (8) indiference (0) foppish (E) fundamental (C) urbanity (D) constancy (E) paucity 652. SPURIOUS (A) genuine (8) angry (C) mitigated 1660. SUBLIME (A) unconscious (B) respected (0) interrogated (E) glorious (C) exalted (0) sneaky (E) replaced 653, SQUANDER (A) fortify (8) depart (C) roam (0) preserve (E) forteitWord List 45 = Synonyms and Antonyms Each of the following questions consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar or opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 661. SUBLIMINAL (A) radiant (B) inciferent (C) obvious (0) domestic (E) horizontat 666. SUPPLIANT (A) intolerant (B) swallowing (C) beseeching (0) finishing (E) flexible 667. SURFEIT (A) belitle (B) cloy (C) drop (D) estimate (€) claim 668, SURREPTITIOUS (A) secret (@) snakelike (C) nightly (D) abstract (E) furnished 663. SUTURE (A) stitch (B) reflection (C) knitting (0) tailor (E) past 670. SWATHED (A) wrapped around (B) waved (C) gambled (0) rapt (E) mystiied 662, 663. 664, 665, er 672, 673, 674 675, ‘SUPERANNUATED (A) senile (B) experienced (C) retired (D) attenuated (E) accepted ‘SUPERCILIOUS (A) haughty (8) highbrow (C) angry (0) inane (E) philosophic SUPERFICIAL (A) abnormal (B) portentous (©) shallow (0) angry (E} tiny SUPERNUMERARY (A) miser (B) extra (C) associate (0) astronomer (E) inferiority Reviewing Vocabulary 255, SYCOPHANTIC (A) quiet (8) reclusive (C) senvilely flattering (0) froliesome (€) eagerly awaiting SYNTHETIC (A) simplified (B) doubled (C) tuneful (0) artificial (E) fiscal ‘TACIT (A) spoken (B) allowed (C) neutral (0) impertinent (€) unwanted TALISMAN (A) chief (8) juror (C) medicine man (0) amulet (&) git TANTALIZE (A) tease (B) wax (C) warrant (O) authorize (E) summarizeTest Word List 46 Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capi- tal letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 876. TARRY (A) polish (8) restrain (C) surpass (©) linger (E) distur 877, TAUTOLOGY (4) memory (B) repetition (C) tension (0) simile (E) tack of logic 878. TANDRY (A) orderly (8) meretricious (6) reclaimed (0) fitered (&) proper 679, TEMERITY (A) timidity (B) resourcefulness (C) boldness (D) temulousness (E) caution 680. TEMPORAL (A) priestly (B) scholarly (C) secular (0) sleepy (E) sporadic 681. TENACIOUS (A) fast running (B) intentional (C) obnoxious (0) holding fast (E) collecting 633, 634 685, 686. eer, 688, 89, 690. TENACITY (A) splendor (B) perseverance (C) tendency (0) ingratitude (E) decimation TENDENTIOUS (A) biased (8) likely (C) absurd (O) festive (E) iterary TENTATIVE (A) prevalent (B) portable (C) mocking (O) wry (E) experimental TENUOUS (A) vital (B) thin (C) careful (0) dangerous (F) necessary TEPID (A) boiling (B) lukewarm (C) freezing (D) gaseous (E) cold TTERSE (A) brief in speech (B) bold in manner (C) under strain (D) without tionor (E).beyond fear TESSELATED (A) striped (8) made of mosaics (C) piebald (0) uniform (&) trimmed THESPIAN (A) foreigner (B) skeptic (©) daydreamer (D) magician (E) actor TITILLATE (A) hasten (6) fasten (C) stimulate {D) incorporate (E) eniargeTest Word List 47 Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is ‘most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your, answer paper. Antonyms 691. TRACTABLE (A) unmanageable (B) irreligious {C) mortal (D) incapable (E) unreal 692. TRADUCE (A) exhume (8) increase (C) purchase (D) extol (E) donate TRANQUILLITY (A) lack of sleep (B) lack of calm (C) emptiness (0) renewal (E) closeness TRANSIENT (A) carried (8) close (C) permanent (0) removed (E} certain 895. TREMULOUS (/\) steady (B) obese (C) young (O) healthy (E) unkempt 696. TRENCHANT (A) lacking bite (B) imperious. (C) inessential (D) unafraid (€) narrow-minded 697. TREPIDATION (A) slowness (B) amputation 693 694 08, 699. 700, 701 702, 703 704, 705. (C) fearlessness (D) adroitness (E) death TRITE (A) correct (B) original (C) distinguished (D) premature (E) certain TRUCULENT (A) juicy (B) overllowing (C) peacetul (0) determined (E) false TUMULT (A) scarcity (B) defeat (C) coolness (0) density (E) serenity TURBID (A) clear (B) improbable (C) invariable (0) honest (E) turgid TURBULENCE (4) reaction (B) approach (C) impropriety (0) calm (E) hostility TURGID (A) rancid (B) shrunken (C) cool (0) explosive (€) painful TURPITUDE (A) amplitude (8) heat (C) wealth (O) virtue (E) quiet TYRO (A) infant (B) rubber (C) personnel (D) idiot (E) expertTest Word List 48 = Antonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in cap- ital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 706. UNEARTH (A) conceal (B) gnaw (C) clean (0) ting (E) react 707. UNFEIGNED (A) pretended (6) fashionable (C) wary (B) switched (E} colonial 708. UNGAINLY (A) ignorant (B) graceful (C) detailed (0) dancing (€) pedantic 709, UNIMPEACHABLE (A) fruitful (8) rampaging (©) faulty (D) pensive (E) thorough 710. UNKEMPT (A) bombed (B) washed (C) neat (D) showy (E) tawdry 711. UNRULY (A) chatting (B) obedient (C) detinite (0) lined (&) curious 712 713, na 715, 716 m7 718. 719, 720, UNSEEIMLY (A) effortiess (8) proper (C) conducive (0) pointed (E) informative UNSULLIED (A) tamished (8) countess (C) soggy (O) papered (E) homicidal UNTENABLE (A) supportable (B) tender (©) sheepish (D) tremulous (E) adequate LUNWITTING (A) clever (B) intense (C) sensitive (0) freezing (E) intentional VAGILLATION (A) remorse (B) reliet (C) respact (0) steastiasiness (E) inoculation \VALEDICTORY (A) sad (B) collegiate (C) derivative (D) selutatory ©) promising VALOR (A) admonition (B) injustice (C) cowardice (©) generosity (E) repression VANGUARD (A) regiment (B) rear (C) echelon (0) protection (E) loyalty VAUNTED (A) unvanquished (8) fell (C) bolitled (O) exacting (E) belevedTest Reviewing Vocabulary 265 Word List 49 Each of the following questions consists of a word in, capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is, Most nearly similar or opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 721. VENAL (A) springlike (B) honest (C) angry (0) inditerent (E) going 722, VENERATE (A) revere (B) age (C) reject {O) reverberate (E) degenerate 728, VENIAL (A) unforgivable (B) unforgettable (C) unmistaken (0) fearful (E) fragrant 724, VERACIOUS (A) worried (B) slight (C) alert (©) wuthful (€) instrumental 726. VERDANT (A) poetic (B) green (C) red (0) autumnal (E) frequent 726. VERITY (A) sanetiy (B) reverence (C) falsehood (0) rarity (E) househola Synonyms and Antonyms 727. 728. 729. 730. 731 732, 733. 734, 736. VESTIGE (A) trek (B) trail (C) trace (0) til ©)tract VIABLE (A) moribund (B) salable (C) useful (0) foolish (E) inadequate VIAND (A) wand (B) gown (C) food (0) orchestra (frock VICARIOUS (A) substitutional (B) aggressive {C) sporadic (0) reverent (E) internal VIGILANCE (A) bivouac (8) guide (C) watchtuness (D) mob rule (E} posse VILIFY (A) erect (8) eulogize (C) better (©) magnity(E) horrty VINDICTIVE (4) revangeful(B) feartul (C) divided (O) tera (E) convincing VIRULENT (A) sensuous (8) malignant (C) masculine (0) conforming (E) approaching VISAGE (A) doubt (B) personality (C) hermitage (O) face (E) armorWord List50 = Synonyms Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capi- tal letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper. 736. VOLUBLE (A) worthwhile (B) serious (C) terminal {D) loquacious (E) circular 737. VORACIOUS (A) ravenous (B) spacious (C) truthful (0) pacific (E) tenacious 788. VOUCHSAFE (A) borrow (8) grant (C) punish (0) desire (E) qualify 268 Reviewing Vocabulary 745, WHINNY (A) complain (B) hurry (C) request (O)neigh (E} gallop 748. WINDFALL (A) unexpected gain (8) widespread destruction (C) calm (D) autumn (E) wait 747. WINSOME (A) victorious (B) gracious (C) married (0) permanent (E) pained 739, WAIF (A) soldier (B) urchin (C) surrender (0) breeze (€) spouse 740, WANTON (A) needy (8) passive (C) rumored (©) oriental (E) unchaste 741, WARRANTY (A) threat (B) guarantee (C) order for arrest (0) issue (E) fund 742, WASTREL (A) refuse (B) spendthritt (C) mortal (0) tolerance (E) song) 743, WAYLAY (A) ambush (B) journey (C) rest (O) road map (E) song 744, WELTER (A) heat (B) greeting (C) recovery (©) universe () tumult 748, WIZENED (A) magical (B) clever (C) shriveled (O) swift () active 749, YEOMAN (A) masses (B) middle-class farmer (©) proletarian (D) indigent person (E) man of rank 750. ZEALOT (A) beginner (8) patron (G) fanatic (0) murderer (E) leper