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This section includes 657 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Testing Subject knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 1. |
The incident cemented their relations. |
| A. | estroyed |
| B. | asted |
| C. | orroded |
| D. | isintegrated |
| Answer» E. | |
| 2. |
The idea of uniting the two Germanys was seductive. |
| A. | oolish |
| B. | epressive |
| C. | nacceptable |
| D. | epulsive |
| Answer» C. nacceptable | |
| 3. |
The heroine's infidelity finds no mention in this biography. |
| A. | oyalty |
| B. | nnocence |
| C. | ntelligence |
| D. | harity |
| Answer» B. nnocence | |
| 4. |
The Gupta rulers patronised all cultural activities and thus the Gupta era came to be known as the 'the Golden Era' of Indian history. |
| A. | riticised |
| B. | ejected |
| C. | pposed |
| D. | purned |
| Answer» D. purned | |
| 5. |
There is a dearth of milk in Delhi nowadays. |
| A. | xtravagance |
| B. | carcity |
| C. | bundance |
| D. | ufficiency |
| Answer» D. ufficiency | |
| 6. |
There is scarcity of milk in Delhi. |
| A. | hortage |
| B. | bundance |
| C. | xcess |
| D. | ufficiency |
| Answer» C. xcess | |
| 7. |
There has always been a feeling of rancour between the two families. |
| A. | ivalry |
| B. | ompetition |
| C. | riendliness |
| D. | uspicion |
| Answer» D. uspicion | |
| 8. |
There are reports that many poor people abandon female children. |
| A. | ike |
| B. | eject |
| C. | eep |
| D. | elp |
| Answer» D. elp | |
| 9. |
There are four chapters that are extraneous to the structure of the book. |
| A. | elevant |
| B. | ntegral |
| C. | mportant |
| D. | eedful |
| Answer» C. mportant | |
| 10. |
Their team bore delinquent participants. |
| A. | everent |
| B. | ncivil |
| C. | uarrelsome |
| D. | onformist |
| Answer» E. | |
| 11. |
Their meeting was rather boisterous. |
| A. | uiet |
| B. | usiness like |
| C. | oisy |
| D. | alm |
| Answer» B. usiness like | |
| 12. |
The wife fainted away, lamenting the death of her husband. |
| A. | miling |
| B. | idiculing |
| C. | njoying |
| D. | ejoicing |
| Answer» E. | |
| 13. |
The usual adulation of the officers msut end. |
| A. | ack-biting |
| B. | lattery |
| C. | ondemnation |
| D. | raise |
| Answer» D. raise | |
| 14. |
The two girls are always together. There is a great affinity between them. |
| A. | pathy |
| B. | mpathy |
| C. | ntipathy |
| D. | ympathy |
| Answer» D. ympathy | |
| 15. |
The two friends were distinct in every thing; dress, manners, hair-style and food habits. |
| A. | imilar |
| B. | niform |
| C. | pposite |
| D. | ifferent |
| Answer» B. niform | |
| 16. |
The treaty was ratified by the heads of states. |
| A. | et aside |
| B. | nsettled |
| C. | estroyed |
| D. | nnulled |
| Answer» E. | |
| 17. |
The thief confessed at the police station that he had stolen my watch. |
| A. | oncealed |
| B. | isproved |
| C. | enied |
| D. | dmitted |
| Answer» D. dmitted | |
| 18. |
The teacher told the student to abridge the essay he had written. |
| A. | mplify |
| B. | horten |
| C. | ncrease |
| D. | odify |
| Answer» B. horten | |
| 19. |
The teacher instructed the students to draw the marginal lines. |
| A. | entral |
| B. | ractional |
| C. | lobal |
| D. | ngular |
| Answer» B. ractional | |
| 20. |
The teacher gave a vivid description of the next day's programme. |
| A. | bscure |
| B. | nanimate |
| C. | azy |
| D. | nintelligible |
| Answer» B. nanimate | |
| 21. |
The sudden appearance of the stranger in the cottage despite all doors being closed is questionable. |
| A. | asual |
| B. | urprising |
| C. | ubious |
| D. | ertain |
| Answer» E. | |
| 22. |
The stuffed toy bore a glossy look. |
| A. | bscene |
| B. | ull |
| C. | leek |
| D. | entilating |
| Answer» C. leek | |
| 23. |
The students assembled in the meeting hall. |
| A. | emoved |
| B. | iffused |
| C. | ispersed |
| D. | liminated |
| Answer» D. liminated | |
| 24. |
The stranger who stayed with us was a ruthless fellow. |
| A. | andid |
| B. | ympathetic |
| C. | ordial |
| D. | ourteous |
| Answer» C. ordial | |
| 25. |
The British policy was not one of domination but that of suppression. |
| A. | icence |
| B. | iberty |
| C. | reedom |
| D. | harity |
| Answer» D. harity | |
| 26. |
The boy was accused of theft. |
| A. | iberated |
| B. | mpeached |
| C. | xonerated |
| D. | entenced |
| Answer» D. entenced | |
| 27. |
The boy found himself in a pathetic situation. |
| A. | omical |
| B. | arvellous |
| C. | ommon |
| D. | urprising |
| Answer» B. arvellous | |
| 28. |
The beautiful girl looked so morose. |
| A. | ealthy |
| B. | loomy |
| C. | aggard |
| D. | heerful |
| Answer» E. | |
| 29. |
The authorities inflicted harsh penalty on him for indulging in forgery. |
| A. | ommendation |
| B. | efault |
| C. | oncession |
| D. | eward |
| Answer» E. | |
| 30. |
The story was set up in an eerie atmosphere. |
| A. | elightful |
| B. | eird |
| C. | arm |
| D. | anny |
| Answer» E. | |
| 31. |
The scheme proved harmful for the people, the middle income group in particular. |
| A. | ommon |
| B. | sual |
| C. | pecific |
| D. | eneral |
| Answer» E. | |
| 32. |
The scene was indeed captivating. |
| A. | ateful |
| B. | isgusting |
| C. | epulsive |
| D. | bscene |
| Answer» D. bscene | |
| 33. |
The room was filled with a delicious odour. |
| A. | itter |
| B. | epulsive |
| C. | trange |
| D. | npalatable |
| Answer» E. | |
| 34. |
The revised pay scale is uniform. |
| A. | qual |
| B. | ifferent |
| C. | pposite |
| D. | aried |
| Answer» E. | |
| 35. |
The guard was given explicit orders about whom to admit. |
| A. | rong |
| B. | nadequate |
| C. | o |
| D. | mbiguous |
| Answer» E. | |
| 36. |
The government is taking measures to augment the country's food supply. |
| A. | rohibit |
| B. | ecrease |
| C. | urpass |
| D. | ompensate |
| Answer» C. urpass | |
| 37. |
The Government empowered itself to attach the assets of all the scam suspects. |
| A. | etach |
| B. | onate |
| C. | eturn |
| D. | elease |
| Answer» D. elease | |
| 38. |
The geologists declared that the fossil was authentic. |
| A. | ld |
| B. | ake |
| C. | ew |
| D. | eautiful |
| Answer» C. ew | |
| 39. |
The General ordered the troops to advance to the fort. |
| A. | etire |
| B. | eturn |
| C. | scape |
| D. | etreat |
| Answer» E. | |
| 40. |
The comely young girl proved to be a good receptionist. |
| A. | nexperienced |
| B. | nattractive |
| C. | loomy |
| D. | epressed |
| Answer» C. loomy | |
| 41. |
That was an exquisite piece of art which won the admiration of one and all. |
| A. | gly |
| B. | heap |
| C. | ld |
| D. | xpensive |
| Answer» B. heap | |
| 42. |
That was a dauntless action! |
| A. | evious |
| B. | rresolute |
| C. | ecretive |
| D. | owardly |
| Answer» C. ecretive | |
| 43. |
That police officer is known to be humane in his approach. |
| A. | nsympathetic |
| B. | ncultured |
| C. | ncompromising |
| D. | ncivilised |
| Answer» B. ncultured | |
| 44. |
That man is known for his elegance. |
| A. | wkwardness |
| B. | ndelicacy |
| C. | lumsiness |
| D. | avagery |
| Answer» D. avagery | |
| 45. |
The attack on the freedom of the press is a retrograde step. |
| A. | ggressive |
| B. | rogressive |
| C. | unitive |
| D. | tubborn |
| Answer» C. unitive | |
| 46. |
The mammoth structure overlooked the building. |
| A. | ffluent |
| B. | iny |
| C. | uge |
| D. | arrow |
| Answer» C. uge | |
| 47. |
The indignation of the retreating troops resulted in large scale killings. |
| A. | ispleasure |
| B. | appiness |
| C. | rderliness |
| D. | nger |
| Answer» C. rderliness | |
| 48. |
The gross domestic product(GDP) is an essential component of company. |
| A. | ough |
| B. | oarse |
| C. | efined |
| D. | stimated |
| Answer» E. | |
| 49. |
Soon the boys realised his peevish ways and began to avoid him. |
| A. | miable |
| B. | npleasant |
| C. | nappish |
| D. | uthoritative |
| Answer» B. npleasant | |
| 50. |
Some people indulge in loud vulgar talk. |
| A. | imple |
| B. | estrained |
| C. | raceful |
| D. | efined |
| Answer» E. | |