Mammoth Memory

Vocabulary Word Test

Here's a really quick way of testing if you've learned the meanings of the words in this section. Look at the word definitions below and see if you can remember what each word is from their definitions.

If you get stuck, you can be shown the mnemonic to reveal an image that should help you remember.

To check if you're right, or remind you if you've forgotten, click the question and it will flip to reveal the answer.

Go through the whole list to see how many words you can recall. Revisit any that you had difficulty remembering until you're confident you can recall all of them.

 

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A conclusive test of the success or value of something
Acid Test
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involving careful thinking and mental effort rather than feelings
Cerebral (adjective)
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a strong-smelling substance secreted by the male deer for scent marking and is used in perfume
Musk
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looking dishonest
Shifty
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Something that is suggested, but not clearly stated
Overtone
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To obtain enough food or money to stay alive
Subsist
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In keeping with good taste; polite and restrained
Decorous
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A military group that rules a country after taking power by force
Junta
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a soft fabric which looks and feels like velvet
Velveteen
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1. relating to education 2. not of practical relevance; only theoretical interest
Academic (adjective)
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the appearance of a divine or supernatural being
Visitation
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1. travel some distance between one's home and place of work on a regular basis 2. Reduce a judicial sentence (especially a sentence of death) to another less severe one
Commute
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The edge of a road
Wayside
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behaviour in which you avoid talking about your abilities, qualities or possessions
Modesty
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A person's particular way of thinking about things
Mentality
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a possible event or outcome
Eventuality
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A type of angel shown as a young child with small wings
Cherub
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statement that has been used too often that it is now uninteresting (especially a moral statement)
Platitude
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a way of thinking about something
Attitude
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area at the front of a body between the chest and the waist; the human abdomen
Midriff
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