Proverb "To be in two minds" means:

• A. To be dominated by someone else
• B. To be uncertain
• C. To work on somebody else's advice
• D. To be in a critical state

"Sciolist" means:

• A. A fake intellectual
• B. Scissor tester
• C. A person who pretends to be knowledgeable
• D. A tax-like payment

Alma mater means:

• A. (a) house
• B. (b) college
• C. (c) hospital
• D. (d) parliament

Everyone is ignorant something.

• (a) of
• (b) at
• (c) the
• (d) to

Profane means:

• A. (a) realistic
• B. (b)unholy
• C. (c) pessimistic
• D. (d) adulterate

Ecstasy antonym:

• A. (a) pessimistic
• B. (b) realistic
• C. (c) agony
• D. (d) adulterate

Haughty means:

• (a) disdainful
• (b) realistic
• (c) affluent
• (d) adulterate

"Just good enough" means:

• A. Not sufficient time
• B. An estimated criteria
• C. Good for circumstances
• D. None of these

Fill in the blank: A cat differs           a dog.

• A. With
• B. From
• C. For
• D. Over

"Accolade" means:

• A. To give up completely
• B. Keenness of mind or insight
• C. An award or salute or
• D. Sharp or harsh in language