
You might think that you have a pretty good vocabulary but this quiz will reveal whether or not that is actually true. It will test you on some words you already know, or at least you think you already know, in addition to challenging you with some lesser-known words. There can be no doubt, however, that if you don’t have a strong vocabulary you are not going to do well here. On the bright side, however, if you don’t do well at least you will have learned a bunch of new words. Even better, you might realize you’ve been using certain words incorrectly all your life.
If you think you’ve got the skills it will take to do well then go ahead and give this quiz your best shot. Either you’ll find out you really do have a good vocabulary or you will learn a myriad of new words in the process.
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What is the definition of an "antonym"?

Words that mean the same
Two items that complement one another
The smallest part of something
A word meaning the opposite of another word
What is the definition of "exponential"?

Rising or expanding at a steady and usually rapid rate
To have unlimited potential
A mathematical equation that cannot be answered
To display something in a noticeable way
What is a synonym for the word "superfluous"?

Unnecessary
Perfect
Pivotal
Good dancer
What is an antonym for the word "myriad"?

Plentiful
Diverse
Limited
Capacity
What is the definition of the word "perusal"?

To look or survey something
Something relating to the country of Peru
To witness an abnormal occurrence
An inability to see something
What is the definition of the word "sardonic"?

Grimly mocking or cynical
Contains sardines or similar seafood
The range of notes a singer can reach
Rhythmic speech
What is a synonym for the word "divergent"?

Dissimilar
Confusing
Unpleasant
Efficient
What is the definition of the word "antithesis"?

To be against academic learning
The main component of something
A lie told so often, people believe it
The direct opposite
What is the definition of the word "innate"?

To cause anger
Inherent in the essential character of something
Something learned only after focused study
A prisoner in a jail
What is the definition of the word "criterion"?

A rule or principle used in the evaluation of something
Components of something that must be present at all times
Items previously thought to be necessary that are no longer so
The essential components of all ions
What is the definition of the word "vernacular"?

To be particularly muscular
Pertaining to the neck
The language or vocabulary peculiar to a class or profession
With increasing levels of excitement
What is the definition of the word "pedantic"?

Immature actions or comments
Scattered or unfocussed thought
Pertaining to children
Excessive focus on minor details or showing off academic learning
What is the definition of "posthumous"?

The time shortly after a child is thought to have become an adult
Occurring or continuing after one's death
The predicted future after the fall of humanity
The time or feeling after one has eaten a chickpea-derived meal
What is the definition of "ostentatious"?

Containing a wide variety of smells and aromas
Designed to impress or attract notice
To make something unnecessarily complicated
80s surfer slang for "good"
What is an antonym for the word "synonym"?

Onomatopoeia
Simile
Antonym
Synonym
3 Comments
I got 15 out of 15!
You scored perfectly! Wow, that is really incredible as there were some difficult questions on this quiz. That is, they would be difficult for others but clearly not for you!
This is considered challenging vocabulary?
15/15 right on man!!!!!!!
You got 8 out of 15!
You passed! That is no small feat as there were some difficult questions on this quiz. You must have a really strong vocabulary and a love for language!