UCVTS ADMISSIONS EXAM SCRIPT 85
QUESTIONS 2026 GRADED A+
Durable - CORRECT ANSWER -(adj.) Sturdy, not easily worn out or
destroyed; lasting for a long time; (n. pl.) consumer goods used repeatedly over
a series of years.
Edible - CORRECT ANSWER -Able to be eaten.
Elegy - CORRECT ANSWER -A sad or mournful poem.
Elite - CORRECT ANSWER -People of wealth and power.
Embargo - CORRECT ANSWER -An official ban on trade or other
commercial activity with a particular country.
Embark - CORRECT ANSWER -To go aboard; to make a start; to invest.
Encroach - CORRECT ANSWER -(v.) To advance beyond the usual or
proper limits, trespass.
Endeavor - CORRECT ANSWER -To attempt earnestly.
Engender - CORRECT ANSWER -to produce, cause, or bring about.
Enigma - CORRECT ANSWER -A puzzle; a mystery.
, Enmity - CORRECT ANSWER -Hatred.
Epoch - CORRECT ANSWER -Period of time.
Evoke - CORRECT ANSWER -To call forth.
Faciliate - CORRECT ANSWER -To make easier.
Fallacy - CORRECT ANSWER -A false or mistaken idea.
Fastidious - CORRECT ANSWER -Difficult to please.
Flagrant - CORRECT ANSWER -Glaringly bad; outrageous.
Flustered - CORRECT ANSWER -Nervous and confused.
Foreboding - CORRECT ANSWER -(n.) A warning or feeling that
something bad will happen; (adj.) marked by fear, ominous.
Forfeit - CORRECT ANSWER -To give up or surrender.
Formidable - CORRECT ANSWER -Inspiring fear or respect through being
impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable.
Foster - CORRECT ANSWER -To stimulate, promote, encourage.
QUESTIONS 2026 GRADED A+
Durable - CORRECT ANSWER -(adj.) Sturdy, not easily worn out or
destroyed; lasting for a long time; (n. pl.) consumer goods used repeatedly over
a series of years.
Edible - CORRECT ANSWER -Able to be eaten.
Elegy - CORRECT ANSWER -A sad or mournful poem.
Elite - CORRECT ANSWER -People of wealth and power.
Embargo - CORRECT ANSWER -An official ban on trade or other
commercial activity with a particular country.
Embark - CORRECT ANSWER -To go aboard; to make a start; to invest.
Encroach - CORRECT ANSWER -(v.) To advance beyond the usual or
proper limits, trespass.
Endeavor - CORRECT ANSWER -To attempt earnestly.
Engender - CORRECT ANSWER -to produce, cause, or bring about.
Enigma - CORRECT ANSWER -A puzzle; a mystery.
, Enmity - CORRECT ANSWER -Hatred.
Epoch - CORRECT ANSWER -Period of time.
Evoke - CORRECT ANSWER -To call forth.
Faciliate - CORRECT ANSWER -To make easier.
Fallacy - CORRECT ANSWER -A false or mistaken idea.
Fastidious - CORRECT ANSWER -Difficult to please.
Flagrant - CORRECT ANSWER -Glaringly bad; outrageous.
Flustered - CORRECT ANSWER -Nervous and confused.
Foreboding - CORRECT ANSWER -(n.) A warning or feeling that
something bad will happen; (adj.) marked by fear, ominous.
Forfeit - CORRECT ANSWER -To give up or surrender.
Formidable - CORRECT ANSWER -Inspiring fear or respect through being
impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable.
Foster - CORRECT ANSWER -To stimulate, promote, encourage.
