Good Vocabulary?

[Tilly2]

http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2015/aug/13/a-levels-2015-test-your-vocabulary

Have a go at this.

[Tilly2]

98% for me. I got one wrong..

[dannyk13]

8 out of 10, 95% better than others.

[fiction-factory]

No- only 6/10

[Baldric]

8 / 10

[Tilly2]

I tried the science test, too. Blimey! 2/10. Doh.

[sandyRoe]

the demiurge got me. 9/10

[Tilly2]

Same here, Sandy. Demiurge it was.

[Arksided]

5/10 grade dum'B'o.

[sandyRoe]

and here's me thinking at my age I'd mastered most of my urges

[aelmpvw]

when we get to our age sandy most of our urges are demi

[Stephen_G]

7/10. I only knew Lithe and Expedite, and I guessed the rest.

[Buenchico]

7/10 for me which, interestingly, still gets Grade A. Perhaps I should study A-level English literature? Now let me see, didn't someone write about a boy standing on a burning deck, surrounded by a host of golden daffodils, while asking for more and pushing a fat boy off a cliff? Seems dead easy to me!

[mccfluff]

im the same as arksided :-)

[Mamyalynne]

98%

[Jackdaw33]

10/10 for me, but then I was taught the classics, which does help, even though we didn't believe the teacher at the time.

[Mamyalynne]

'Chatoyancy' got me.

[jennyjoan]

i AM TRYING ENGLISH WORDS - BUT JUST WORDS COME UP - WHAT BUTTON DO I HIT NEXT - SORRY FOR CAPS.

[jennyjoan]

GOT IT NOW IF I WAS PATIENT ENOUGH IT WAS UNDER THE WORDS - HERE GOES

[jennyjoan]

6/10 WORDS Havent come across those words in a long time - however as students would do I would have done very careful studying as a student.

[Jackdaw33]

How anyone can get through a full day without using the words chatoyancy and demiurge is beyond me.