
Take your shot at this difficult English quiz, if you are looking for a challenge after years of not being tested on the language in school! You may think you're well-versed in the different parts of the English language, but here's a quick run-through on certain parts of the quiz before you take it on.
We're going to focus on three aspects - definitions, synonyms, and parts of speech. If you think your vocabulary is good, you wouldn't have a problem with the first and second parts. You may have heard of the words "deride" and "decry", but could you pick out their definitions? Even if you're familiar with "honesty", it may be difficult for you to know the other words that share a similar meaning. Parts of speech refer to adjectives, pronouns, adverbs, and more!
If you've got a strong hold on these topics, then you may just have a chance to pass this English quiz. However, fair warning, this may actually be the hardest English quiz you've taken today, seriously.
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What is the definition of "coherent"?

Entrusted with secrets
Logically consistent
Disdainfully proud
Incapable of being appeased
Excessively greedy
Excessively bold
Which of these words is a synonym of "eloquent"?

Fabricate
Peruse
Jubilant
Incisive
Vociferous
Articulate
Which is the preposition in the following sentence: The pen is on the table.

table
pen
is
on
The
None of these are correct
What is the definition of "deride"?

To laugh at mockingly
To make direct comments
To praise
To make up
To prevent
To give up
Which of these words is a synonym of "wild"?

Haughty
Cathedra
Coruscant
Terraqueous
Feral
Anomalistic
Which is the adjective in the following sentence: Be careful not to cut yourself with the sharp knife!

sharp
Be
yourself
cut
knife
with
What is the definition of "amiable"?

Having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner
Satisfying an appetite
Showing how eager you are
Agreeing without protesting
Differing from the norm
Describing something you hate
Which of these words is a synonym of "honesty"?

Penchant
Despot
Candor
Extol
Morose
Infamy
Which is the proper noun in the following sentence: On Friday, I get to go spend the weekend with my grandmother.

go
spend
Friday
get
grandmother
weekend
What is the definition of "gratuitous"?

Flattering for self-gain
Uncalled for
Deserving of respect
Lacking awareness
Thankful for
Inexperienced
Which of these words is a synonym of "animosity"?

Serendipity
Deprecation
Deference
Smugness
Enmity
Maxim
Fill in the blank: In the forest, all the ___ branches were waving in the wind.

trees
tree
tree's
All of these are correct
trees'
None of these are correct
What is the definition of "intrepid"?

Exceeding what is necessary
Brave in the face of danger
Charmingly old-fashioned
Lowest point of something
Excessively compliant
Slight variation in meaning
Which of these words is a synonym of "harsh"?

Robust
Equivocal
Impede
Picayune
Incurvate
Callous
Which is the adverb in the following sentence: John accidentally deleted seven hours of homework with one click.

seven
click
homework
deleted
John
accidentally
What is the definition of "decry"?

To show respect for authority
To restore
To refuse
To criticize openly
To force someone to do something
To be ready
Which of these words is a synonym of "grumpy"?

Pugnacious
Fractious
Incisive
Feign
Versed
Miscreant
Which is the pronoun in the following sentence: This is the book the salesclerk suggested.

suggested
book
is
salesclerk
the
This
What is the definition of "modicum"?

A small amount of something
An abundance
Consisting of a very great number
An imitation
A tendency
An examination
Which of these words is a synonym of "lazy"?

Burly
Putrefy
Vehement
Partisan
Indolent
Quixotic
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