2. Pulque
a. An alcoholic beverage brewed from cacti.
b. Celestial sources emitting intense bursts of radio waves.
c. Undigested material regurgitated by snakes, owls, etc.
d. Mayan city noted for fabulous architecture.

3.Perquisite
a. To confuse or trouble with uncertainty or doubt.
b. A payment or profit received in addition to a regular wage.
c. Descriminate on the basis of race, religion, etc.
d. An area thought to be suitable for a mine or oil well.

4. Plaque
a. A small pin or brooch worn as an ornament.
b. A film of bacteria found on the gums.
c. Plaster consisiting of gypsum and horse hair.
d. The breast plate of a knight's armor.

5. Physique
a. The arrangement of leaves on a stem.
b. One who specializes in physiotherapy.
c. A tonic that increases energy and strength.
d. The configuration of a human body.

6. Picaresque
a. Describing artwork influenced by Picasso.
b. Of little value or importance; paltry.
c. Strikingly expressive or vivid.
d. Of or involving clever rogues or adventurers.

7. Quetzal
a. A basic unit of currency in Bolivia.
b. An acient cereal grass once grown by the Hopi.
c. Central American bird with brilliant plumage.
d. A plumed serpent god of the Aztecs.

8. Querulous
a. Asking a lot of questions; curious.
b. Given to complaining; peevish.
c. Deviating from the expected or normal.
d. Boastful or bragging.

9. Quahog
a. Captian Ahab's ship in "Moby Dick".
b. A large Atlantic clam.
c. A small peccary related to the warthog.
d. A valuable timber tree found in the rain forest.

10. Quandary
a. An open pit where stone is cut and polished.
b. A four-sided geometric shape.
c. A state of uncertainty or perplexity.
d. A publication issued four times a year.