Very Tough English Words Quiz! 

Caveat emptor.................buyer beware. 97/100

# 6 "Elusive" is AN adjective.

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Too easy.

96/100 Caveat Emptor

Question: #27: The OED defines "eccentric" as "that which is considered strange or unusual." So, would "conventional" perhap 9:30 s be a more accurate choice? #44, 81: Here, the abbreviation would be e.g., meaning "for example", rather than i.e., meaning "that is to say," or " in other words." #91: OED defines "verbose" as "using or expressed in more words than are needed," and "verbiage" as "the use of too many words than are needed to express an idea." So, would not either word be correct?

Caveat emptor

caveat emptor

Missed one. These quizzes are only tough for people who never read.

"kay-dence"

you might want to change "and" to "an" in #6

Eccentric does not mean mediocre!!

Pyromaniac

sieve

#20 Shouldn't "Palindrome" be spelled "Palindromeemordnilap" ?

98/100 Some very questionable definitions here. Also please learn that i.e. means that is to say. For example is e.g. Caveat Emptor

97/100 Caveat Emptor - beware buyer

She mispronounces several words such as sieve and cadence.

#27 is BS. Eccentricity and mediocrity are not related as antonyms must be. They address entirely different, and NOT necessarily opposite, attributes. They do NOT necessarily negate each other.

bi fur cate not bifuricate