120 Multiple Choice Questions

1. (adjective) quivering;trembling
   1. dregs
   2. ominous
   3. felon
   4. tremulous
2. (verb) to ridicule, to scoff at
   1. deride
   2. feint
   3. belittle
   4. furtive
3. (verb) move the arms energetically
   1. castigate
   2. gesticulate
   3. reticent
   4. intimidate
4. (adjective) coarse;Vulgar,having bad reputation
   1. egregious
   2. pernicious
   3. scurrilous
   4. dubious
5. (noun) cunning, trickery
   1. alacrity
   2. euphemism
   3. dubious
   4. duplicity
6. (adjective) talkative
   1. tolerate
   2. deride
   3. quell
   4. voluble
7. (verb) to persuade, by coaxing or flattery
   1. chagrin
   2. solace
   3. cajole
   4. scoff
8. (noun) the guilty person
   1. culprit
   2. chagrin
   3. adroit
   4. tolerate
9. (noun) easing in grief ,comfort in a difficult situation
   1. loathe
   2. tolerate
   3. solace
   4. jostle
10. (noun) dismay
    1. construe
    2. cessation
    3. octogenarian
    4. consternation
11. (verb) to pester, nag, annoy persistently
    1. brash
    2. drudgery
    3. avid
    4. badger
12. (verb) perceive
    1. discern
    2. badger
    3. drudgery
    4. dregs
13. (verb) take by force
    1. dregs
    2. wrest
    3. bristle
    4. quell
14. (adjective) going unchecked, widespread
    1. accost
    2. realm
    3. flagrant
    4. rampant
15. (adjective) desiring or consuming great quantities
    1. accost
    2. voracious
    3. infamous
    4. dubious
16. (noun) most worthless part
    1. dupe
    2. irate
    3. frenzy
    4. dregs
17. (adjective) praiseworthy
    1. nuance
    2. laudable
    3. annals
    4. cajole
18. (adjective) rich
    1. abound
    2. affluent
    3. aspirant
    4. eminent
19. (adjective) dull
    1. badger
    2. lackluster
    3. hapless
    4. laconic
20. (adjective) inappropriate; incompatible/inconsistent within itself
    1. egregious
    2. construe
    3. incongruous
    4. precocious
21. (adjective) mentally confused, crazed
    1. stipulate
    2. disdain
    3. distraught
    4. disparage
22. (noun) a robot; a mechanical "person"
    1. laceration
    2. adroit
    3. accost
    4. automaton
23. (noun) one to whom you confide your secrets
    1. masticate
    2. inane
    3. confidant(e)
    4. mundane
24. (adjective) harmful, causing injury
    1. elicit
    2. pernicious
    3. ominous
    4. egregious
25. (verb) to make a deduction, to infer
    1. construe
    2. loathe
    3. tangible
    4. concur
26. (adjective) choosing at random without careful selection
    1. indiscriminate
    2. incipient
    3. stipulate
    4. interminable
27. (adjective) threatening
    1. feint
    2. ominous
    3. tinge
    4. eminent
28. (verb) to draw forth
    1. elicit
    2. reticent
    3. feint
    4. eminent
29. (adjective) warlike
    1. belligerent
    2. reticent
    3. incipient
    4. belittle
30. (noun) unpleasant, dull, or hard work
    1. duress
    2. dregs
    3. drudgery
    4. deride
31. (adjective) contrary, persisting in error
    1. perceive
    2. paradox
    3. perverse
    4. duress
32. (adjective) worldly
    1. inane
    2. matron
    3. nuance
    4. mundane
33. (verb) to understand, know, become aware of
    1. perceive
    2. perverse
    3. deride
    4. eschew
34. (adjective) just beginning to exist
    1. rampant
    2. incipient
    3. elicit
    4. hapless
35. (noun) scarcity
    1. paucity
    2. sally
    3. perceive
    4. caustic
36. (noun) wild fit;franatic
    1. wrest
    2. feint
    3. frenzy
    4. felon
37. (noun) pity; expression of pity/sorrow
    1. condolence
    2. enhance
    3. replete
    4. voluble
38. (noun) code of principles
    1. fiasco
    2. eschew
    3. enhance
    4. ethics
39. (adjective) silent
    1. deride
    2. affluent
    3. reticent
    4. incipient
40. (noun) a person guilty of a major crime
    1. matron
    2. felon
    3. frenzy
    4. realm
41. (adjective) secret, undercover
    1. deride
    2. clandestine
    3. chagrin
    4. laudable
42. (verb) to approach and speak to
    1. accost
    2. scoff
    3. wrest
    4. adroit
43. (noun) a trace, smattering, or slight degree
    1. inane
    2. dupe
    3. tinge
    4. nuance
44. (verb) to lie; to construct
    1. fabricate
    2. bristle
    3. flagrant
    4. castigate
45. (verb) to increase or add to
    1. compound
    2. eminent
    3. abound
    4. ominous
46. (adjective) impudent
    1. dregs
    2. brash
    3. irate
    4. inane
47. (noun) a statement that at first seems to be absurd or self-contradictory but which may in fact turn out to be true
    1. paradox
    2. irate
    3. brash
    4. deride
48. (adjective) quarrelsome
    1. acrimonious
    2. pugnacious
    3. voracious
    4. annals
49. (verb) to plead urgently for aid or mercy
    1. construe
    2. dupe
    3. enhance
    4. implore
50. (adjective) unending
    1. inane
    2. feasible
    3. intimidate
    4. interminable
51. (noun) jagged wound;Rough Cut
    1. tolerate
    2. matron
    3. flagrant
    4. laceration
52. (adjective) expressing much in few words
    1. caustic
    2. laconic
    3. ethics
    4. scoff
53. (noun) a stopping
    1. cessation
    2. chagrin
    3. matron
    4. automaton
54. (adjective) dirty, base;filthy
    1. jostle
    2. sordid
    3. avid
    4. irate
55. (verb) to put up with, to bear
    1. loathe
    2. tolerate
    3. irate
    4. culprit
56. (verb) to specify a condition
    1. repudiate
    2. stipulate
    3. intimidate
    4. promulgate
57. (verb) to predict or foretell a future event
    1. fabricate
    2. construe
    3. prognosticate
    4. promulgate
58. (noun) slight variation in meaning, tone, etc.
    1. dupe
    2. tinge
    3. nuance
    4. cajole
59. (noun) crowd
    1. throng
    2. dregs
    3. felon
    4. irate
60. (noun) an older married woman
    1. matron
    2. cessation
    3. cajole
    4. loathe
61. (verb) to discredit, to belittle
    1. disparage
    2. implore
    3. aspirant
    4. dupe
62. (verb) intensify, heighten
    1. nuance
    2. enhance
    3. ethics
    4. inane
63. (verb) chew
    1. masticate
    2. elicit
    3. caustic
    4. tangible
64. (adjective) unfortunate
    1. accost
    2. hapless
    3. sally
    4. dregs
65. (verb) avoid
    1. loathe
    2. scoff
    3. badger
    4. eschew
66. (adjective) foolish
    1. enhance
    2. inane
    3. solace
    4. eminent
67. (adjective) doubtful
    1. ethics
    2. infamous
    3. dubious
    4. ominous
68. (noun) contempt; to scorn;a feeling of disrespect towards someone you think doesn't deserve
    1. chagrin
    2. mundane
    3. inane
    4. disdain
69. (adjective) elementary
    1. acrimonious
    2. rudimentary
    3. vigilant
    4. impunity
70. (adjective) brave
    1. intimidate
    2. incipient
    3. steeped
    4. intrepid
71. (adjective) completely filled or supplied with
    1. hapless
    2. replete
    3. realm
    4. dupe
72. (adjective) having actual form, being able to touch
    1. tangible
    2. annals
    3. tinge
    4. cajole
73. (noun) freedom from punishment
    1. paucity
    2. implore
    3. impunity
    4. rampant
74. (noun) special field of something or someone; kingdom
    1. wrest
    2. quell
    3. realm
    4. annals
75. (noun) compulsion, force
    1. quell
    2. dubious
    3. duress
    4. irate
76. (verb) to overawe;to cause fear
    1. intimidate
    2. interminable
    3. incipient
    4. masticate
77. (noun) a person easily tricked
    1. duress
    2. dupe
    3. tinge
    4. deride
78. (noun) complete failure
    1. brash
    2. irate
    3. enhance
    4. fiasco
79. (plural noun) historical records
    1. brash
    2. annals
    3. solace
    4. infamous
80. (noun) briskness, lively action;cheerful promptness
    1. alacrity
    2. laconic
    3. paucity
    4. culprit
81. (verb) put an end to
    1. sally
    2. quell
    3. duress
    4. dregs
82. (adjective) reaching maturity early
    1. pugnacious
    2. precocious
    3. dubious
    4. egregious
83. (adjective) done without care, superficial
    1. perceive
    2. technology
    3. impunity
    4. perfunctory
84. (adjective) secret, stealthy
    1. furtive
    2. feasible
    3. sordid
    4. tinge
85. (adjective) angry, incensed
    1. irate
    2. tinge
    3. nuance
    4. jostle
86. (adjective) skillful
    1. elicit
    2. adroit
    3. admonish
    4. dregs
87. (adjective) sarcastic, biting
    1. laconic
    2. caustic
    3. castigate
    4. adroit
88. (verb) to warn, to reprove
    1. avid
    2. deride
    3. annals
    4. admonish
89. (verb) agree
    1. concur
    2. solace
    3. compound
    4. inane
90. (verb) to make known officially
    1. mundane
    2. tremulous
    3. promulgate
    4. paucity
91. (verb) to sneer at
    1. accost
    2. scoff
    3. discern
    4. sally
92. (adjective) possible
    1. feasible
    2. cajole
    3. fiasco
    4. jostle
93. (noun) process of wearing out;the process of becoming obsolete; falling into disuse or becoming out of date
    1. enhance
    2. obsolescence
    3. voluble
    4. solace
94. (noun) excess
    1. plethora
    2. ethics
    3. paradox
    4. throng
95. (adjective) heedless, not attentive; unintentional
    1. belligerent
    2. irate
    3. perverse
    4. inadvertent
96. (noun) an excuse
    1. dregs
    2. deride
    3. pretext
    4. loathe
97. (verb) to hate
    1. solace
    2. jostle
    3. loathe
    4. nuance
98. (verb) to correct by punishing;censure severly
    1. aspirant
    2. castigate
    3. irate
    4. stipulate
99. (verb) stiffen with fear or anger
    1. wrest
    2. caustic
    3. inane
    4. bristle
100. (verb) to exist in great numbers
     1. compound
     2. rampant
     3. abound
     4. avid
101. (verb) to make seem less important
     1. feint
     2. belittle
     3. deride
     4. feasible
102. (noun) feeling of disappointment, humiliation
     1. disdain
     2. matron
     3. chagrin
     4. flagrant
103. (verb) to show sharp disapproval
     1. reticent
     2. reprimand
     3. realm
     4. eminent
104. (verb) to reject, to decline
     1. impunity
     2. repudiate
     3. replete
     4. reticent
105. (adjective) outrageous, glaringly bad
     1. flagrant
     2. chagrin
     3. aspirant
     4. alacrity
106. (noun) person in his or her eighties
     1. octogenarian
     2. consternation
     3. chagrin
     4. cessation
107. (adjective) having a bad reputation
     1. infamous
     2. ominous
     3. inane
     4. cajole
108. (adjective) bitter
     1. voracious
     2. pernicious
     3. acrimonious
     4. tremulous
109. (adjective) candidate for high position
     1. adroit
     2. aspirant
     3. inane
     4. disparage
110. (noun) a less offensive term
     1. dupe
     2. duress
     3. euphemism
     4. eschew
111. (verb) soaked, drenched, saturated
     1. solace
     2. intrepid
     3. loathe
     4. steeped
112. (adjective) watchful
     1. reticent
     2. feint
     3. vigilant
     4. aspirant
113. (adjective) remarkably bad
     1. acrimonious
     2. infamous
     3. duress
     4. egregious
114. (verb) to shove hard
     1. voluble
     2. solace
     3. construe
     4. jostle
115. (noun) a false attack
     1. felon
     2. feint
     3. reticent
     4. realm
116. (adjective) eager
     1. adroit
     2. caustic
     3. wrest
     4. avid
117. (adjective) of high reputation, outstanding
     1. inane
     2. affluent
     3. eminent
     4. mundane
118. (adjective) inflexible, unrelenting
     1. feasible
     2. implore
     3. inane
     4. inexorable
119. (noun) branch of knowledge dealing with engineering, applied science, etc.
     1. throng
     2. technology
     3. tinge
     4. felon
120. (verb) suddenly rush forth
     1. cajole
     2. sally
     3. scoff
     4. solace