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1. A book published after the death of writer is called
1. Death book
2. Holly book
3. Posthumous ✓
4. Novel
2. The study of plant is called
1. Zoology
2. Botany ✓
3. Microbiology
4. Horticulture
3. The study of earth is called
1. Geology
2. Geography ✓
3. Geo physics
4. None of these
4. A person who look on the dark side of things is called
1. Pessimist ✓
2. Optimist
3. In audible
4. None of these
5. Person who talks in sleep is called
1. Insomnient
2. Insomnist
3. Somniloquist ✓
4. None of these
6. fair of confined places is called
1. Pessimist
2. Obsolete
3. Claustrophobia ✓
4. None of these
7. Agoraphobia is the fair of
1. Height
2. Dark spaces
3. Public space ✓
4. Bright space
8. Acrophobia is the fare of
1. Water
2. Height ✓
3. Spider
4. Dog
9. A hand written that cannot be read
1. Eligible
2. Illegible ✓
3. Unreadable
4. None of these
10. Government run by the officials is called
1. Democracy
2. Dictatorship
3. Monarchy
4. Bureaucracy ✓
11. Government run by the wealthy person
1. Democracy
2. Bureaucracy
3. Dictatorship
4. Plutocracy ✓
12. Story which tells real facts is called
1. Fiction
2. Play
3. Non fiction ✓
4. Drama
13. Conversation between two or more people is called
1. Dialogue ✓
2. Speech
3. Lecture
4. None of these
14. A place where bread is made
1. Restaurant
2. Bakery ✓
3. Shop
4. Dairy
15. Speech without any preparation is called
1. Speech
2. Extempore ✓
3. Conspiracy
4. None of these
16. A place where clothes are watched is called
1. Laundry ✓
2. Kitchen
3. Bakery
4. None of these
17. A place where coins are made is called
1. Bank
2. Shop
3. Mint ✓
4. Wallet
18. Person who is expert in treating blood diseases called
1. Cardiologist
2. Dermatologist
3. Nephrologist
4. Hematologist ✓
19. A place where birds are kept
1. Zoo
2. Aviary ✓
3. Apiculture
4. None of these
20. A place where weapons are kept
1. Mint
2. Headquarter
3. Arsenal ✓
4. Storage
21. Doctor of teeth is called
1. Dermatologist
2. Orthopaedics
3. Dentist ✓
4. Surgeon
22. Doctor of skin is called
1. Dermatologist ✓
2. Cardiologist
3. Nephrologist
4. Gynecologist
23. A person who studied the human mind is called
1. Neurologist
2. Physiologist
3. Psychologist ✓
4. Biologist
24. A person who write dictionary is called
1. Author
2. Writer
3. Lexicographer ✓
4. Publisher
25. A person who hate books is called
1. Bibliophile
2. Bibliographer
3. Lexicographer
4. Biplophobia ✓
26. A person who treat kidney is called
1. Nephrologist ✓
2. Cardiologist
3. Dentist
4. Doctor
27. A heart specialist doctor is called
1. Nephrologist
2. Dermatologist
3. Cardiologist ✓
4. Doctor
28. A person who loves book is called
1. Biplophobi
2. Bibliophile ✓
3. Audiophile
4. None of these
29. Study of earthquake is called
1. Geology
2. Sysmology ✓
3. Archaeology
4. None of theseNone of these
30. A person who draw maps
1. Painter
2. Photographer
3. Artist
4. Cartographer ✓
31. A person who speak many languages:
1. Polyglot ✓
2. Epicure
3. Illiterate
4. None of these
32. A person who is specialist in birds study:
1. Zoologist
2. Botanist
3. Biologist
4. Ornithologist ✓
33. Doctor who is specialist of children is called
1. Cardiologist
2. Dermatologist
3. Orthopedics
4. Pediatrician ✓
34. A person who think everyone is selfish
1. Philanthropist
2. Cynic ✓
3. Both
4. None of these
35. A person who love mankind is called
1. Philanthropist ✓
2. Physiotherapist
3. Psychiatrist
4. None of these
36. A person who hate mankind
1. Narcissist
2. Sadist
3. Misanthrope ✓
4. None of these
37. A speech made at funeral is called
1. Biography
2. Eulogy ✓
3. Dialogue
4. None of these
38. A group of elephant is called
1. Pack
2. Herd ✓
3. Zeal
4. School
39. A person who knew everything
1. Omnipresent
2. Omniscient ✓
3. Omnilogue
4. None of these
40. A place where bees are kept
1. Aviary
2. Apiary ✓
3. Pound
4. None of these
41. A place where horses are kept
1. Barn
2. Stable
3. Shed
4. Stable ✓
42. The words which are same alphabetically is called
1. Simile
2. Metaphor
3. Alliteration ✓
4. None of these
43. A group of crows is called
1. Flock
2. Pack
3. Murder ✓
4. None of these
44. Amnesia is a disease of
1. Body loss
2. Memory loss ✓
3. Both
4. None of these
45. A lady who remains unmarried
1. Widow
2. Bachelor
3. Spinster ✓
4. None of these
46. The act of killing one self
1. Suicide ✓
2. Murder
3. Homicide
4. Genocide
47. A person work without any pay
1. Contractor
2. Employee
3. Volunteer ✓
4. None of these
48. Government by a king or queen is
1. Monarchy ✓
2. Oligarchy
3. Plutocracy
4. Bureaucracy
49. A place where leather is tanned
1. Tannery ✓
2. Brewery
3. Club
4. Factory
50. A group of sheep is called
1. Flock ✓
2. Heard
3. Swarm
4. None of these
51. Ophthalmology study of
1. Nurves
2. Blood
3. Ear
4. Eyes ✓
52. Photophobia is a fare of
1. Dogs
2. Wealth
3. Light ✓
4. Speed
53. Disease that causes death
1. Fatal ✓
2. Suicide
3. Feather
4. None of these
54. A person who kill his brother
1. Suicide
2. Patricide
3. Fracricide ✓
4. None of these
55. A person who stop wars
1. Pacific ✓
2. Extremist
3. Both
4. None of these
56. A person who hates women
1. Misogynist ✓
2. Misogamist
3. Misanthropist
4. None of these
57. A child born after death of his father
1. Bastard
2. Posthumous ✓
3. Orphan
4. None of these
58. A person who loves his country
1. Traitor
2. Patriot ✓
3. Patriotism
4. None of these
59. A person who hate his country
1. Patriot
2. Traitor ✓
3. Spy
4. None of these
60. One who studies birds
1. Archaeologist
2. Ornithologist ✓
3. Astronomer
4. Psychologist
61. One who studies insects
1. Psychologist
2. Entomologist ✓
3. Botanist
4. Astronomer
62. One who studies rocks and the earth's structure
1. Geologist ✓
2. Ichthyologist
3. Numismatist
4. Graphologist
63. One who studies the stars and heavenly bodies
1. Astronomer ✓
2. Graphologist
3. Futurologist
4. Geologist
64. One who studies fish
1. Geologist
2. Graphologist
3. Ichthyologist ✓
4. Psychologist
65. One who studies animals
1. Cartographer
2. Futurologist
3. Ornithologist
4. Zoologist ✓
66. One who studies plants
1. Archaeologist
2. Ornithologist
3. Ichthyologist
4. Botanist ✓
67. One who studies ancient objects and civilizations
1. Psychologist
2. Botanist
3. Ichthyologist
4. Archaeologist ✓
68. One who studies the human mind and behavior
1. Futurologist
2. Psychologist ✓
3. Ornithologist
4. Ichthyologist
69. One who studies diseases
1. Futurologist
2. Psychologist
3. Ichthyologist
4. Pathologist ✓
70. One who makes maps
1. Cartographer ✓
2. Ornithologist
3. Zoologist
4. Psychologist
71. One who studies or collects coins
1. Archaeologist
2. Pathologist
3. Numismatist ✓
4. Botanist
72. One who studies handwriting
1. Cartographer
2. Ornithologist
3. Graphologist ✓
4. Astronomer
73. A doctor who treats the heart
1. Psychiatrist
2. Ophthalmologist
3. Veterinarian
4. Cardiologist ✓
74. A doctor who treats the skin
1. Dermatologist ✓
2. Ophthalmologist
3. Veterinarian
4. Dentist
75. A doctor who treats teeth
1. Cardiologist
2. Dentist ✓
3. Psychiatrist
4. Veterinarian
76. A doctor who treats the eyes
1. Psychiatrist
2. Dermatologist
3. Dentist
4. Ophthalmologist ✓
77. A doctor who treats mental illness
1. Dentist
2. Psychiatrist ✓
3. Ophthalmologist
4. Veterinarian
78. A doctor who treats animals
1. Dentist
2. Ophthalmologist
3. Veterinarian ✓
4. Cardiologist
79. One who loves books
1. Bibliophile ✓
2. Guinea pig
3. Catalogue
4. Gullible
80. One who loves and helps mankind
1. Prophet
2. Offspring
3. Peninsula
4. Philanthropist ✓
81. One who hates mankind
1. Forger
2. Biography
3. Misanthrope ✓
4. Biased
82. One who hates marriage
1. Misogamist ✓
2. Omnipotent
3. Petition
4. Gullible
83. One who does not believe in the existence of God
1. Pilgrim
2. Apostate
3. Theist
4. Atheist ✓
84. One who believes in the existence of God
1. Hymn
2. Theist ✓
3. Atheist
4. Pilgrim
85. One who knows everything
1. Will
2. Biography
3. Omniscient ✓
4. Prophet
86. One who is present everywhere at the same time
1. Misanthrope
2. Omnipresent ✓
3. Strait
4. Amateur
87. One who has unlimited power
1. Contemporary
2. Earthquake
3. Omnipotent ✓
4. Activist
88. One who walks on foot
1. Pioneer
2. Pedestrian ✓
3. Paradox
4. Pirate
89. One who cannot read or write
1. Obituary
2. Illiterate ✓
3. Erudite
4. Freelancer
90. One who can speak two languages
1. Interpreter
2. Polyglot
3. Translator
4. Bilingual ✓
91. One who can speak many languages
1. Translator
2. Interpreter
3. Polyglot ✓
4. Bilingual
92. One who eats too much
1. Cannibal
2. Invincible
3. Glutton ✓
4. Carnivorous
93. One who eats human flesh
1. Vegetarian
2. Carnivorous
3. Swindler
4. Cannibal ✓
94. One who eats only plants
1. Swindler
2. Vegetarian ✓
3. Cannibal
4. Glutton
95. One who eats only meat
1. Swindler
2. Glutton
3. Carnivorous ✓
4. Vegetarian
96. One who works without being paid
1. Autobiography
2. Volunteer ✓
3. Island
4. Subordinate
97. One who is new to a job or place
1. Hypocrite
2. Activist
3. Meticulous
4. Novice ✓
98. One who leaves one's own country to settle elsewhere
1. Traitor
2. Patriot
3. Expatriate
4. Emigrant ✓
99. One who comes into a new country to settle there
1. Ambassador
2. Immigrant ✓
3. Emigrant
4. Traitor
100. One who is forced to leave one's country
1. Traitor
2. Ambassador
3. Expatriate
4. Exile ✓
101. One who lives alone and avoids others' company
1. Recluse ✓
2. Thief
3. Insolvent
4. Misanthrope
102. One who thinks only of himself
1. Celibate
2. Mediator
3. Narcissism
4. Egoist ✓
103. One who doubts the truth of religion or accepted beliefs
1. Sceptic ✓
2. Theist
3. Ascetic
4. Council
104. One who kills his father
1. Parricide ✓
2. Infanticide
3. Regicide
4. Matricide
105. One who kills his brother
1. Matricide
2. Fratricide ✓
3. Assassination
4. Regicide
106. One who kills a king
1. Infanticide
2. Massacre
3. Regicide ✓
4. Assassin
107. One who murders an important person for political reasons
1. Assassin ✓
2. Uxoricide
3. Infanticide
4. Parricide
108. One who steals
1. Inscription
2. Thief ✓
3. Nonagenarian
4. Treaty
109. One who robs ships at sea
1. Insolvent
2. Pirate ✓
3. Omnipresent
4. Philanthropist
110. One who breaks into a house to steal
1. Mediator
2. Epicure
3. Burglar ✓
4. Pacifist
111. One who cheats in business or games
1. Swindler ✓
2. Glutton
3. Vegetarian
4. Cannibal
112. One who forges documents or signatures
1. Ravenous
2. Will
3. Impromptu
4. Forger ✓
113. One who commands a ship
1. Veteran
2. Captain ✓
3. Admiral
4. Sentry
114. One who flies an aircraft
1. Pirate
2. Pilot ✓
3. Philanthropist
4. Autobiography
115. One who repairs shoes
1. Artisan
2. Cobbler ✓
3. Carpenter
4. Blacksmith
116. One who makes furniture from wood
1. Carpenter ✓
2. Barber
3. Cobbler
4. Blacksmith
117. One who works with metal by hand
1. Blacksmith ✓
2. Cobbler
3. Carpenter
4. Barber
118. One who cuts and styles hair
1. Carpenter
2. Cobbler
3. Artisan
4. Barber ✓
119. One who writes poems
1. Interest
2. Journalist
3. Stenographer
4. Poet ✓
120. One who writes for newspapers
1. Poet
2. Journalist ✓
3. Stenographer
4. Omniscient
121. One skilled in many different fields
1. Pioneer
2. Spy
3. Polymath ✓
4. Freelancer
122. One who can use both hands equally well
1. Mediator
2. Ambidextrous ✓
3. Forger
4. Polymath
123. One who is easily angered
1. Eulogy
2. Octogenarian
3. Irritable ✓
4. Pacifist
124. One who never gets tired
1. Incorruptible
2. Famine
3. Amateur
4. Indefatigable ✓
125. One who cannot be defeated
1. Invincible ✓
2. Carnivorous
3. Vegetarian
4. Glutton
126. One who cannot be corrected or reformed
1. Incorrigible ✓
2. Impartial
3. Inimitable
4. Invisible
127. Something that cannot be seen
1. Illegible
2. Invisible ✓
3. Impartial
4. Adamant
128. Something that cannot be understood
1. Impartial
2. Incomprehensible ✓
3. Incurable
4. Illegible
129. Something that cannot be satisfied
1. Insatiable ✓
2. Dogmatist
3. Invisible
4. Inevitable
130. One who cannot be persuaded to change his mind
1. Adamant ✓
2. Insatiable
3. Invisible
4. Incurable
131. One who never makes a mistake
1. Forger
2. Infallible ✓
3. Obituary
4. Bibliophile
132. Something that cannot be avoided
1. Inevitable ✓
2. Adamant
3. Incurable
4. Illegible
133. Something that cannot be cured
1. Incorrigible
2. Incurable ✓
3. Insatiable
4. Invisible
134. Something that cannot be imitated
1. Inimitable ✓
2. Impartial
3. Adamant
4. Inevitable
135. One who is unable to pay his debts
1. Insolvent ✓
2. Omniscient
3. Autograph
4. Maxim
136. One who is easily deceived or fooled
1. Expert
2. Blight
3. Avarice
4. Gullible ✓
137. Government by one person with absolute power
1. Oligarchy
2. Diarchy
3. Autocracy ✓
4. Theocracy
138. Government by the people, for the people
1. Democracy ✓
2. Autocracy
3. Theocracy
4. Triumvirate
139. Government by a small group of people
1. Autocracy
2. Diarchy
3. Oligarchy ✓
4. Triumvirate
140. Government by the wealthy class
1. Oligarchy
2. Plutocracy ✓
3. Democracy
4. Diarchy
141. Government by religious leaders
1. Diarchy
2. Theocracy ✓
3. Plutocracy
4. Triumvirate
142. Absence of government or law and order
1. Prosecutor
2. Beneficiary
3. Anarchy ✓
4. Witness
143. A word formed from the initial letters of other words
1. Acronym ✓
2. Palindrome
3. Antonym
4. Nonce word
144. A word opposite in meaning to another word
1. Synonym
2. Palindrome
3. Antonym ✓
4. Nonce word
145. A word similar in meaning to another word
1. Antonym
2. Palindrome
3. Acronym
4. Synonym ✓
146. Handwriting that cannot be read easily
1. Incurable
2. Illegible ✓
3. Dogmatist
4. Inevitable
147. A short story with a moral, often using animal characters
1. Trustee
2. Fable ✓
3. Pilot
4. Fiction
148. A place where bees are kept
1. Hangar
2. Apiary ✓
3. Palace
4. Tannery
149. A place where birds are kept
1. Morgue
2. Orphanage
3. Aviary ✓
4. Barracks
150. A place where fish are kept and displayed
1. Cemetery
2. Tannery
3. Court
4. Aquarium ✓
151. A place where wild animals are kept for public display
1. Prison
2. Barracks
3. Palace
4. Zoo ✓
152. A place where dead bodies are kept before burial
1. Aviary
2. Palace
3. Mint
4. Mortuary ✓
153. A place where paintings are displayed or sold
1. Gallery ✓
2. Court
3. Dockyard
4. Zoo
154. A place where the dead are buried
1. Cemetery ✓
2. Mortuary
3. Study
4. Orphanage
155. A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides
1. Octogenarian
2. Will
3. Contemporary
4. Peninsula ✓
156. A piece of land surrounded by water on all sides
1. Resourceful
2. Infallible
3. Island ✓
4. Inscription
157. A narrow strip of water joining two larger seas
1. Trustee
2. Pirate
3. Expert
4. Strait ✓
158. A word that reads the same forward and backward
1. Palindrome ✓
2. Nonce word
3. Acronym
4. Antonym
159. A person appointed to settle a dispute between two parties
1. Peninsula
2. Jailer
3. Ambidextrous
4. Arbitrator ✓
160. A group of lions
1. Family
2. Fleet
3. Pride ✓
4. Pack
161. A group of wolves
1. Archipelago
2. Cabinet
3. Pack ✓
4. Fleet
162. A group of ships sailing together
1. Assembly
2. Fleet ✓
3. Cabinet
4. Jargon
163. A group of stars forming a pattern
1. Pride
2. Constellation ✓
3. Cabinet
4. Archipelago
164. A chain or group of islands
1. Synod
2. Archipelago ✓
3. Cabinet
4. Constellation
165. A journey by sea
1. Expedition
2. Pilgrimage
3. Voyage ✓
4. Cruise
166. A journey into little-known or dangerous territory
1. Pilgrimage
2. Circumnavigation
3. Expedition ✓
4. Voyage
167. A speech given without preparation
1. Erudite
2. Infallible
3. Fugitive
4. Impromptu ✓
168. Words written on a tomb in memory of the dead
1. Infallible
2. Epigram
3. Pedant
4. Epitaph ✓
169. A short poem expressing sorrow for someone's death
1. Supervisor
2. Elegy ✓
3. Inauguration
4. Omniscient
170. A song sung in praise of God
1. Pilgrim
2. Ascetic
3. Hymn ✓
4. Atheist
171. A speech in praise of a person who has died
1. Pacifist
2. Pilot
3. Omnipresent
4. Eulogy ✓
172. A remedy believed to cure all diseases
1. Octogenarian
2. Panacea ✓
3. Trustee
4. Eulogy
173. A place where orphans are cared for
1. Palace
2. Cemetery
3. Orphanage ✓
4. Aviary
174. A place where the mentally ill are treated
1. Asylum ✓
2. Garrison
3. Cemetery
4. Apiary
175. The life history of a person written by himself
1. Extempore
2. Treaty
3. Autobiography ✓
4. Hale
176. The life history of a person written by someone else
1. Forger
2. Biography ✓
3. Eulogy
4. Misogamist
177. A list of books available in a library
1. Blight
2. Avaricious
3. Catalogue ✓
4. Fiction
178. Money paid regularly to someone after retirement
1. Pension ✓
2. Tariff
3. Subsidy
4. Spendthrift
179. Money given by the government to reduce the cost of something
1. Subsidy ✓
2. Creditor
3. Miser
4. Interest
180. Money awarded to a student to support their studies
1. Scholarship ✓
2. Shortage
3. Balance sheet
4. Spendthrift
181. Excessive love or admiration of oneself
1. Autobiography
2. Activist
3. Narcissism ✓
4. Treaty
182. Extreme or irrational fear of enclosed spaces
1. Claustrophobia ✓
2. Acrophobia
3. Hydrophobia
4. Agoraphobia
183. Extreme or irrational fear of open spaces
1. Agoraphobia ✓
2. Claustrophobia
3. Hydrophobia
4. Acrophobia
184. Extreme or irrational fear of heights
1. Acrophobia ✓
2. Hydrophobia
3. Agoraphobia
4. Claustrophobia
185. Extreme or irrational fear of water
1. Claustrophobia
2. Hydrophobia ✓
3. Agoraphobia
4. Acrophobia
186. A speech delivered without any preparation
1. Misogamist
2. Meticulous
3. Mestizo
4. Extempore ✓
187. One who deserts his religion or principles
1. Theist
2. Apostate ✓
3. Sceptic
4. Atheist
188. A soldier who fights for payment rather than loyalty
1. General
2. Admiral
3. Deserter
4. Mercenary ✓
189. A journey to a holy or sacred place
1. Cruise
2. Expedition
3. Pilgrimage ✓
4. Voyage
190. One who travels to a holy place for religious reasons
1. Council
2. Apostate
3. Pilgrim ✓
4. Atheist
191. One who has no permanent home and wanders from place to place
1. Nomad ✓
2. Earthquake
3. Strait
4. Forger
192. One who begs for a living
1. Pirate
2. Beggar ✓
3. Bibliophile
4. Inscription
193. Total destruction, especially by fire
1. Blight
2. Conflagration ✓
3. Mestizo
4. Nonagenarian
194. A sudden violent shaking of the earth's surface
1. Island
2. Earthquake ✓
3. Maxim
4. Stoic
195. A story that is invented rather than true
1. Fiction ✓
2. Incorruptible
3. Omnipotent
4. Resourceful
196. One who can foretell future events
1. Duplicate
2. Prophet ✓
3. Petition
4. Misogamist
197. One who leads an orchestra
1. Mestizo
2. Conductor ✓
3. Avarice
4. Hale
198. A place where money is coined
1. Apiary
2. Laboratory
3. Warehouse
4. Mint ✓
199. A place where soldiers are lodged
1. Dairy
2. Arsenal
3. Aviary
4. Barracks ✓
200. A place where aircraft are kept and repaired
1. Dairy
2. Hangar ✓
3. Distillery
4. Aquarium
201. A place where ships are built or repaired
1. Morgue
2. Study
3. Cemetery
4. Dockyard ✓
202. A place where milk and milk products are processed
1. Hangar
2. Tannery
3. Laboratory
4. Dairy ✓
203. A place where alcoholic drinks are made
1. Study
2. Distillery ✓
3. Tannery
4. Orphanage
204. A place where animal skins are processed into leather
1. Tannery ✓
2. Study
3. Apiary
4. Barracks
205. A person who is a hundred years old
1. Infallible
2. Centenarian ✓
3. Omnipresent
4. Catalogue
206. A person who is eighty years old
1. Avarice
2. Epicure
3. Octogenarian ✓
4. Fiction
207. A person who is ninety years old
1. Contemporary
2. Nonagenarian ✓
3. Inauguration
4. Philanthropist
208. The deliberate killing of a whole racial or ethnic group
1. Genocide ✓
2. Fratricide
3. Assassin
4. Infanticide
209. The killing of a very young child
1. Uxoricide
2. Genocide
3. Massacre
4. Infanticide ✓
210. The act of killing oneself
1. Suicide ✓
2. Blight
3. Pioneer
4. Predecessor
211. The killing of one's own mother
1. Matricide ✓
2. Genocide
3. Parricide
4. Assassin
212. The killing of one's own wife
1. Parricide
2. Matricide
3. Assassin
4. Uxoricide ✓
213. A public notice announcing someone's death
1. Obituary ✓
2. Island
3. Celibate
4. Bibliophile
214. The study of the origin and history of words
1. Etymology ✓
2. Palaeography
3. Anatomy
4. History
215. The study of human society and social behavior
1. Physics
2. Chemistry
3. History
4. Sociology ✓
216. The study of ancient handwriting and manuscripts
1. Physics
2. Palaeography ✓
3. Geography
4. Sociology
217. A person devoted to pleasure and luxury
1. Epicure ✓
2. Incorruptible
3. Resourceful
4. Novice
218. One who denies himself pleasures, often for religious reasons
1. Convert
2. Theist
3. Ascetic ✓
4. Pilgrim
219. A place where weapons are stored
1. Cemetery
2. Mint
3. Laboratory
4. Arsenal ✓
220. Government by two people ruling jointly
1. Triumvirate
2. Autocracy
3. Democracy
4. Diarchy ✓
221. Government or rule by three people jointly
1. Theocracy
2. Triumvirate ✓
3. Autocracy
4. Plutocracy
222. One who has not married
1. Bachelor ✓
2. Widower
3. Heir
4. Guardian
223. One who has taken a vow not to marry
1. Irritable
2. Misanthrope
3. Epitaph
4. Celibate ✓
224. A journey around the world by sea
1. Voyage
2. Circumnavigation ✓
3. Pilgrimage
4. Cruise
225. Excessive and uncontrolled desire for wealth
1. Predecessor
2. Eulogy
3. Celibate
4. Avarice ✓
226. One who loves his country intensely and supports it strongly
1. Exile
2. Immigrant
3. Expatriate
4. Patriot ✓
227. One who betrays his country or its trust
1. Traitor ✓
2. Expatriate
3. Immigrant
4. Emigrant
228. One who spends money extravagantly and carelessly
1. Tariff
2. Spendthrift ✓
3. Scholarship
4. Creditor
229. One who hoards money and spends as little as possible
1. Pension
2. Shortage
3. Miser ✓
4. Scholarship
230. Words engraved on a monument or coin
1. Avarice
2. Avaricious
3. Affidavit
4. Inscription ✓
231. One who works under the authority of another
1. Meticulous
2. Biography
3. Subordinate ✓
4. Omnipresent
232. One who has the power to make laws
1. Misogamist
2. Pioneer
3. Legislator ✓
4. Inauguration
233. One who interprets and applies the law
1. Jurist ✓
2. Verdict
3. Beneficiary
4. Prosecutor
234. One who prosecutes a case in court
1. Jurist
2. Verdict
3. Confessor
4. Prosecutor ✓
235. A place where prisoners are kept
1. Tannery
2. Garrison
3. Apiary
4. Prison ✓
236. One who guards prisoners in a jail
1. Omnipotent
2. Jailer ✓
3. Nomad
4. Impromptu
237. One who has escaped from custody or is on the run
1. Treaty
2. Manuscript
3. Fugitive ✓
4. Biography
238. A signature of a famous person, given by their own hand
1. Maxim
2. Avarice
3. Mestizo
4. Autograph ✓
239. A copy that is identical to the original
1. Nonagenarian
2. Duplicate ✓
3. Hypocrite
4. Eulogy
240. Speech or writing that uses obvious exaggeration for effect
1. Philanthropist
2. Activist
3. Conference
4. Hyperbole ✓
241. A statement that seems self-contradictory but may be true
1. Pacifist
2. Audacious
3. Forger
4. Paradox ✓
242. A brief and witty saying that expresses a clever idea
1. Conductor
2. Burglar
3. Centenarian
4. Epigram ✓
243. A short saying that expresses a general truth or rule of conduct
1. Trustee
2. Inauguration
3. Maxim ✓
4. Nonagenarian
244. One who translates written text from one language to another
1. Interpreter
2. Polyglot
3. Bilingual
4. Translator ✓
245. One who interprets spoken words from one language to another
1. Interpreter ✓
2. Translator
3. Bilingual
4. Polyglot
246. One who writes in shorthand
1. Pirate
2. Journalist
3. Stenographer ✓
4. Poet
247. One employed to keep financial accounts
1. Creditor
2. Miser
3. Accountant ✓
4. Fund
248. One who examines financial accounts officially
1. Surplus
2. Subsidy
3. Auditor ✓
4. Tariff
249. A period of ten years
1. Decade ✓
2. Century
3. Recession
4. Millennium
250. A period of a hundred years
1. Decade
2. Boom
3. Millennium
4. Century ✓
251. A period of a thousand years
1. Century
2. Millennium ✓
3. Decade
4. Recession
252. One who succeeds to a throne or position
1. Successor ✓
2. Constitutional monarch
3. Abdication
4. Tyrant
253. One who comes before another in time or office
1. Pedestrian
2. Epicure
3. Pacifist
4. Predecessor ✓
254. One who lives at the same period as another
1. Contemporary ✓
2. Subordinate
3. Predecessor
4. Omniscient
255. One who commands a fleet of ships
1. Captain
2. Veteran
3. Admiral ✓
4. Deserter
256. One who commands an army
1. Captain
2. Deserter
3. Veteran
4. General ✓
257. One appointed to look after a child in place of a parent
1. Orphan
2. Guardian ✓
3. Bachelor
4. Spinster
258. One entrusted with the care of another's property
1. Vagrant
2. Trustee ✓
3. Corrupt
4. Philanthropist
259. One who is opposed to war
1. Prophet
2. Pilot
3. Pacifist ✓
4. Biography
260. A gathering of church officials to discuss religious matters
1. Synod ✓
2. Cabinet
3. Assembly
4. Jargon
261. One who acts as if he knows everything
1. Petition
2. Pedant ✓
3. Arbitrator
4. Illiterate
262. A crime for which the punishment is death
1. Capital offence ✓
2. Testimony
3. Confessor
4. Anarchy
263. A word or phrase used by a particular group that outsiders find hard to understand
1. Family
2. Constellation
3. Fleet
4. Jargon ✓
264. Handwriting or a document written entirely by the author's own hand
1. Freelancer
2. Catalogue
3. Manuscript ✓
4. Resourceful
265. One who has given up his native religion for another
1. Theist
2. Ascetic
3. Sceptic
4. Convert ✓
266. One who lives in a foreign country but retains his own citizenship
1. Expatriate ✓
2. Traitor
3. Emigrant
4. Patriot
267. One who is greedy for food or wealth
1. Volunteer
2. Hyperbole
3. Misanthrope
4. Avaricious ✓
268. A place where a dead body is kept before the funeral
1. Arsenal
2. Laboratory
3. Barracks
4. Morgue ✓
269. A soldier's daily routine of duties
1. Veteran
2. Fatigue ✓
3. Captain
4. General
270. One who is indifferent to pain or pleasure
1. Panacea
2. Stoic ✓
3. Biography
4. Biased
271. One who is very careful about small details, sometimes excessively
1. Irritable
2. Meticulous ✓
3. Omnipotent
4. Misanthrope
272. A murder committed for political reasons, of a prominent person
1. Assassination ✓
2. Infanticide
3. Massacre
4. Genocide
273. A person or animal used as an experimental subject
1. Nonagenarian
2. Guinea pig ✓
3. Omnipotent
4. Philanthropist
274. A word invented for a special occasion, not in common use
1. Palindrome
2. Synonym
3. Acronym
4. Nonce word ✓
275. A journey undertaken for pleasure, especially by sea
1. Pilgrimage
2. Expedition
3. Cruise ✓
4. Voyage
276. One who is very old and yet strong and active
1. Recluse
2. Hale ✓
3. Thief
4. Hypocrite
277. A room or building where scientific experiments are conducted
1. Warehouse
2. Zoo
3. Laboratory ✓
4. Aquarium
278. A place where goods are stored before distribution
1. Warehouse ✓
2. Arsenal
3. Laboratory
4. Asylum
279. A document that transfers property after death
1. Will ✓
2. Manuscript
3. Paradox
4. Elegy
280. A person who has no permanent job and moves between short-term ones
1. Epicure
2. Freelancer ✓
3. Stoic
4. Vagrant
281. A gathering of many people for a public purpose
1. Jargon
2. Assembly ✓
3. Cabinet
4. Archipelago
282. The murder of a large number of people
1. Genocide
2. Infanticide
3. Regicide
4. Massacre ✓
283. A very hungry person who eats greedily
1. Ravenous ✓
2. Activist
3. Rebel
4. Will
284. A person who has extensive knowledge of many subjects
1. Island
2. Erudite ✓
3. Nonagenarian
4. Mestizo
285. A room in a house set aside for study or work
1. Gallery
2. Aviary
3. Orphanage
4. Study ✓
286. A written statement made under oath
1. Pioneer
2. Affidavit ✓
3. Corrupt
4. Nonagenarian
287. A formal, often written, request for something
1. Meticulous
2. Jailer
3. Biography
4. Petition ✓
288. The study of the structure and function of the body
1. Sociology
2. Chemistry
3. Physics
4. Anatomy ✓
289. The study of living organisms
1. Sociology
2. Biology ✓
3. Chemistry
4. Etymology
290. The study of chemical substances and reactions
1. Biology
2. Chemistry ✓
3. Palaeography
4. Sociology
291. The study of matter, energy, and forces
1. Palaeography
2. Physics ✓
3. Chemistry
4. Etymology
292. The study of past events, especially human affairs
1. History ✓
2. Anatomy
3. Biology
4. Sociology
293. The study of the earth's physical features
1. Geography ✓
2. Palaeography
3. Etymology
4. Sociology
294. A person who cannot be persuaded to give up a belief
1. Insatiable
2. Dogmatist ✓
3. Inevitable
4. Impartial
295. One who is extremely devoted to a cause, often blindly
1. Eulogy
2. Fanatic ✓
3. Inscription
4. Prophet
296. A person who acts in a friendly way to deceive others
1. Prophet
2. Fugitive
3. Rebel
4. Hypocrite ✓
297. A person who is very confident and daring
1. Beggar
2. Impromptu
3. Epigram
4. Audacious ✓
298. A person or thing that is the first of its kind
1. Fable
2. Trustee
3. Omnipresent
4. Pioneer ✓
299. A person who leads a rebellion against authority
1. Omniscient
2. Rebel ✓
3. Infallible
4. Nonagenarian
300. One who governs a province on behalf of a king or state
1. Governor ✓
2. Meticulous
3. Inscription
4. Manuscript
301. A person appointed to represent a country abroad
1. Traitor
2. Patriot
3. Ambassador ✓
4. Immigrant
302. A meeting of representatives from different countries
1. Egoist
2. Earthquake
3. Rebel
4. Conference ✓
303. A formal agreement between two or more countries
1. Treaty ✓
2. Supervisor
3. Conference
4. Vagrant
304. A person who acts as a peacemaker between disputing parties
1. Philanthropist
2. Mediator ✓
3. Activist
4. Famine
305. A group of advisors to a ruler or government
1. Assembly
2. Cabinet ✓
3. Jargon
4. Archipelago
306. The official residence of a head of state
1. Aquarium
2. Tannery
3. Dockyard
4. Palace ✓
307. One who works honestly and does not accept bribes
1. Incorruptible ✓
2. Obituary
3. Indefatigable
4. Inauguration
308. One who takes bribes
1. Corrupt ✓
2. Meticulous
3. Ravenous
4. Pedestrian
309. A formal accusation of wrongdoing brought against someone
1. Witness
2. Beneficiary
3. Prosecutor
4. Indictment ✓
310. One who admits to a crime
1. Prosecutor
2. Anarchy
3. Testimony
4. Confessor ✓
311. A statement given by a witness under oath in court
1. Anarchy
2. Testimony ✓
3. Prosecutor
4. Verdict
312. A person summoned to give evidence in court
1. Prosecutor
2. Verdict
3. Witness ✓
4. Testimony
313. One who works to bring about social or political change
1. Activist ✓
2. Egoist
3. Centenarian
4. Hale
314. A person who studies the future through prediction methods
1. Ichthyologist
2. Futurologist ✓
3. Botanist
4. Entomologist
315. One who is skilled at making quick decisions in emergencies
1. Arbitrator
2. Corrupt
3. Fable
4. Resourceful ✓
316. One who lacks experience and makes frequent mistakes
1. Narcissism
2. Hyperbole
3. Autobiography
4. Amateur ✓
317. A person who has mastered a skill through long practice
1. Jailer
2. Inauguration
3. Blight
4. Expert ✓
318. A skilled worker who makes things by hand
1. Artisan ✓
2. Barber
3. Carpenter
4. Blacksmith
319. One who supervises workers on a project
1. Pedant
2. Obituary
3. Supervisor ✓
4. Hyperbole
320. A person newly recruited into military service
1. Fatigue
2. Captain
3. Recruit ✓
4. Admiral
321. A soldier who has retired from active service
1. Veteran ✓
2. Mercenary
3. Sentry
4. Deserter
322. One who deserts from military service
1. Mercenary
2. Admiral
3. Deserter ✓
4. General
323. A soldier stationed to guard a particular area
1. Mercenary
2. Sentry ✓
3. Veteran
4. Captain
324. One who spies to gather secret information
1. Maxim
2. Incorruptible
3. Suicide
4. Spy ✓
325. A place where soldiers are trained
1. Garrison ✓
2. Apiary
3. Laboratory
4. Court
326. One who cannot be bribed or influenced unfairly
1. Adamant
2. Illegible
3. Impartial ✓
4. Inimitable
327. One who takes sides unfairly
1. Thief
2. Biased ✓
3. Rebel
4. Misogamist
328. A person of mixed racial or cultural ancestry
1. Mestizo ✓
2. Beggar
3. Expert
4. Inauguration
329. A group of people related by blood or marriage
1. Constellation
2. Pride
3. Family ✓
4. Archipelago
330. The eldest son who is entitled to inherit
1. Widow
2. Heir ✓
3. Guardian
4. Widower
331. A woman who has never married
1. Spinster ✓
2. Bachelor
3. Heir
4. Orphan
332. A man whose wife has died
1. Widower ✓
2. Orphan
3. Bachelor
4. Heir
333. A woman whose husband has died
1. Bachelor
2. Widow ✓
3. Guardian
4. Orphan
334. A child whose parents have died
1. Guardian
2. Heir
3. Orphan ✓
4. Bachelor
335. A person who does not have a permanent residence
1. Pioneer
2. Autobiography
3. Vagrant ✓
4. Gullible
336. A young animal or bird just out of the egg or womb
1. Expert
2. Duplicate
3. Offspring ✓
4. Vagrant
337. An assembly of religious scholars who issue rulings
1. Ascetic
2. Council ✓
3. Pilgrim
4. Theist
338. A formal ceremony marking the start of someone's official duties
1. Will
2. Incorruptible
3. Inauguration ✓
4. Freelancer
339. The formal act of giving up a throne or high office
1. Usurper
2. Regent
3. Constitutional monarch
4. Abdication ✓
340. A person who takes over a throne unlawfully
1. Regent
2. Tyrant
3. Usurper ✓
4. Despot
341. A ruler whose power is subject to the constitution
1. Regent
2. Successor
3. Usurper
4. Constitutional monarch ✓
342. A ruler with unrestricted power
1. Successor
2. Tyrant
3. Despot ✓
4. Abdication
343. A cruel and oppressive ruler
1. Usurper
2. Tyrant ✓
3. Constitutional monarch
4. Despot
344. A person who governs on behalf of a monarch who is too young or absent
1. Despot
2. Abdication
3. Usurper
4. Regent ✓
345. A place where legal cases are heard and judged
1. Court ✓
2. Laboratory
3. Barracks
4. Aquarium
346. A formal judgment given by a court
1. Capital offence
2. Verdict ✓
3. Indictment
4. Prosecutor
347. A person legally entitled to inherit property
1. Capital offence
2. Testimony
3. Indictment
4. Beneficiary ✓
348. A person or organization that lends money
1. Accountant
2. Balance sheet
3. Creditor ✓
4. Spendthrift
349. A person or organization that borrows money
1. Pension
2. Shortage
3. Tariff
4. Debtor ✓
350. A sum of money charged for borrowing money
1. Surplus
2. Interest ✓
3. Scholarship
4. Spendthrift
351. Money set aside for a specific future purpose
1. Fund ✓
2. Surplus
3. Balance sheet
4. Auditor
352. An official record of a company's income and expenses
1. Fund
2. Debtor
3. Balance sheet ✓
4. Creditor
353. A tax levied on goods imported from other countries
1. Shortage
2. Tariff ✓
3. Debtor
4. Subsidy
354. A period when business activity slows down significantly
1. Century
2. Recession ✓
3. Boom
4. Millennium
355. A period of rapid economic growth and rising prices
1. Boom ✓
2. Century
3. Millennium
4. Recession
356. A situation where demand for goods exceeds their supply
1. Subsidy
2. Debtor
3. Shortage ✓
4. Scholarship
357. A situation where supply exceeds demand
1. Scholarship
2. Surplus ✓
3. Interest
4. Pension
358. The complete destruction of crops by insects
1. Blight ✓
2. Arbitrator
3. Hyperbole
4. Thief
359. A severe shortage of food over a wide area
1. Eulogy
2. Affidavit
3. Blight
4. Famine ✓