74% Of Adults Don’t Know These Vocab words

14 / 16. I slipped up on two!

Show the other Quiz producers how to include the correct answers.

Isabel Weinberg, It's no different for Americans. I thought the quiz was easy.

Adriana Zuliani, The word "amity" does exist in the O.E.D. The earliest known use of the noun amity is in the Middle English period (1150—1500). OED's earliest evidence for amity is from 1437, in Rolls of Parliament: Henry VI.

catclaws, We learned that word in school along with its antonym, loquacious!

Simple test. I learned most of these words in school.

you knw them when you have spent your whole life reading!

15/16 The last word got me 🇨🇦

M Renz, so did I

14/16, when was the last time you heard “laconic”? I never have.

Would have had 16/16 if I hadn't mis-clicked one answer. D'oh!

Yes, I am definitely a Vocabulary Master/ Mistress and profoundly proud of my education, retention, and knowledge.

14 / 16. Made a few mistakes!