A person who studies the origin and history of words is called a ___.

Etymologist

A bibliophile is someone who loves food.

False. A bibliophile is someone who loves books; a person who loves food is called a gourmet or epicure.

A person who leaves their country to settle in another is called a ___.
(a) Immigrant
(b) Emigrant 
(c) Expatriate 
(d) Nomad

Emigrant

A person who pretends to have more knowledge or skills than they actually do is called a ___.

Charlatan

I am a 10-letter word. I describe someone who can use both hands with equal skill. What am I?

Ambidextrous

A speech given by an actor alone on stage, expressing their thoughts is called a ___.

Soliloquy

A person who devotes their life to the pursuit of pleasure is called a ___.

Hedonist

A philanthropist is someone who hates mankind.

False. A philanthropist is someone who loves and helps mankind; a person who hates mankind is called a misanthrope.

A government in which a religious authority rules is called a ___. 
(a) Bureaucracy 
(b) Plutocracy 
(c) Theocracy 
(d) Aristocracy

Theocracy

Arrange the following words in the correct order of increasing level of authority:

1. Dictatorship

2. Democracy

3. Anarchy

4. Monarchy

Anarchy → Democracy → Monarchy → Dictatorship

A person who collects and studies stamps is called a ___.

Philatelist

A nocturnal animal is one that is active during the day.

False. A nocturnal animal is one that is active at night.

A person who renounces the world and leads a life of self-discipline is called a ___.
(a) Recluse 
(b) Ascetic 
(c) Pessimist 
(d) Agnostic

Ascetic

The scientific study of human societies and cultures is called ___.

Anthropology

A cynic is a person who always sees the positive side of things.

False. A cynic is someone who distrusts human nature and motives.