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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. |
Gandhi did not welcome the idea of being a mute spectator to the atrocious behaviour of the whites towards the non-whites in Africa. |
| A. | racious |
| B. | oble |
| C. | ivilised |
| D. | leasing |
| Answer» C. ivilised | |
| 2. |
From his acts of hunting, it can be inferred that he is a wicked man. |
| A. | nnocent |
| B. | ecent |
| C. | ious |
| D. | eaceful |
| Answer» D. eaceful | |
| 3. |
For the first time I saw him speaking so rudely to Ranjeet. |
| A. | oftly |
| B. | ently |
| C. | olitely |
| D. | lowly |
| Answer» D. lowly | |
| 4. |
Always be impartial in your dealings. |
| A. | iscourteous |
| B. | mpudent |
| C. | isrespectful |
| D. | nfair |
| Answer» E. | |
| 5. |
Always avoid late-night jobs. |
| A. | nspire |
| B. | ompel |
| C. | ursue |
| D. | ake |
| Answer» D. ake | |
| 6. |
All these measures will augment employment oppurtunities. |
| A. | onstrain |
| B. | estrain |
| C. | iminish |
| D. | ircumscribe |
| Answer» D. ircumscribe | |
| 7. |
All his neighbours are aware of his acrimonious nature. |
| A. | nformal |
| B. | ympathetic |
| C. | ooperative |
| D. | haritable |
| Answer» D. haritable | |
| 8. |
All her life she has been insulated from the harsh realities of the world. |
| A. | xposed |
| B. | roubled |
| C. | sed |
| D. | orried |
| Answer» B. roubled | |
| 9. |
After meeting the holy man, his nagging mood of diffidence suddenly changed. |
| A. | onfusion |
| B. | elf-assurance |
| C. | ontentment |
| D. | onsternation |
| Answer» C. ontentment | |
| 10. |
A feeling of brotherhood should be propagated amongst the masses. |
| A. | isseminated |
| B. | uppressed |
| C. | issipated |
| D. | rushed |
| Answer» C. issipated | |
| 11. |
A faithful officer is always vigilant towards his duties. |
| A. | nnocent |
| B. | gnorant |
| C. | rresponsible |
| D. | areless |
| Answer» E. | |
| 12. |
A terrestrial being can never be immortal. |
| A. | bnormal |
| B. | arvellous |
| C. | mphibious |
| D. | elestial |
| Answer» E. | |
| 13. |
A serene mind can never be the pioneer of a great revolution. |
| A. | ervous |
| B. | ocular |
| C. | arnest |
| D. | gitated |
| Answer» E. | |
| 14. |
A friendly dog met us at the farmgate. |
| A. | ostile |
| B. | uiet |
| C. | nderstanding |
| D. | elpful |
| Answer» B. uiet | |
| 15. |
Vanity never plays in the long run. |
| A. | rofanity |
| B. | onceit |
| C. | retence |
| D. | umility |
| Answer» E. | |
| 16. |
Unity of thought and action has been the basis of India's strength and stability. |
| A. | ias |
| B. | iversity |
| C. | ivision |
| D. | eakness |
| Answer» C. ivision | |
| 17. |
Tolerance is the essence of religion. |
| A. | mpatience |
| B. | ruelty |
| C. | igotry |
| D. | ndifference |
| Answer» D. ndifference | |
| 18. |
Miscellaneous items were discussed at the meeting. |
| A. | inor |
| B. | nrelated |
| C. | ixed |
| D. | lassified |
| Answer» E. | |
| 19. |
Infringement of law has to be prevented in order to maintain peace and order in the country. |
| A. | eview |
| B. | evision |
| C. | elaxation |
| D. | bedience |
| Answer» E. | |
| 20. |
Honesty is the best policy. |
| A. | obriety |
| B. | eceit |
| C. | prightness |
| D. | ectitude |
| Answer» C. prightness | |
| 21. |
Genuine drugs are available in most of the medical shops. |
| A. | armful |
| B. | rong |
| C. | ubious |
| D. | purious |
| Answer» E. | |
| 22. |
Expediency is the guiding factor in politics. |
| A. | ovelty |
| B. | hort-sightedness |
| C. | nsuitability |
| D. | nconvenience |
| Answer» E. | |
| 23. |
Ambiguity of thoughts can prove disastrous. |
| A. | igidity |
| B. | larity |
| C. | ertainty |
| D. | ationality |
| Answer» C. ertainty | |
| 24. |
Ambiguity is often preferred by people. |
| A. | larity |
| B. | erversity |
| C. | ationality |
| D. | ertainty |
| Answer» B. erversity | |
| 25. |
Repression in China has deepened during the past few months. |
| A. | egeneration |
| B. | iberation |
| C. | gitation |
| D. | xpression |
| Answer» C. gitation | |
| 26. |
Recession causes unemployment. |
| A. | overty |
| B. | omputerisation |
| C. | ducation |
| D. | nflation |
| Answer» E. | |
| 27. |
Ostentation is now the life style of big cities. |
| A. | gliness |
| B. | overty |
| C. | rugality |
| D. | odesty |
| Answer» E. | |
| 28. |
Nourishing food is a necessity both for a pregnant mother and a baby. |
| A. | nhygenic |
| B. | oor |
| C. | ndercooked |
| D. | eavy |
| Answer» B. oor | |
| 29. |
Misogynists are not applauded in society. |
| A. | hilanderers |
| B. | hilologists |
| C. | hilanthropists |
| D. | hilogynists |
| Answer» E. | |
| 30. |
Abrupt decisions are often wrong. |
| A. | radual |
| B. | ough |
| C. | harp |
| D. | urried |
| Answer» B. ough | |
| 31. |
A crowd gathered quickly when the police came. |
| A. | ollected |
| B. | ispersed |
| C. | pread |
| D. | isappeared |
| Answer» C. pread | |
| 32. |
Antonym of CONCEAL |
| A. | dmit |
| B. | merge |
| C. | bandon |
| D. | nvade |
| Answer» B. merge | |
| 33. |
Antonym of SYMPATHY |
| A. | nmity |
| B. | ruelty |
| C. | bhorrence |
| D. | pathy |
| Answer» E. | |
| 34. |
Antonym of ASSERT |
| A. | gree |
| B. | cquiesce |
| C. | bjure |
| D. | bdicate |
| Answer» C. bjure | |
| 35. |
Antonym of CULMINATE |
| A. | rustrate |
| B. | ail |
| C. | bort |
| D. | efeat |
| Answer» D. efeat | |
| 36. |
Antonym of JUSTIFY |
| A. | ccuse |
| B. | nfuriate |
| C. | bsolve |
| D. | indicate |
| Answer» B. nfuriate | |
| 37. |
Antonym of DEARTH |
| A. | xtravagance |
| B. | carcity |
| C. | bundance |
| D. | ufficiency |
| Answer» D. ufficiency | |
| 38. |
Antonym of JETTISON |
| A. | ejoice |
| B. | urrender |
| C. | ccept |
| D. | efend |
| Answer» D. efend | |
| 39. |
Antonym of INTRUDE |
| A. | ithhold |
| B. | ithdraw |
| C. | ccept |
| D. | urrender |
| Answer» C. ccept | |
| 40. |
Everyone wanted to be the harbinger of the good news to the king. |
| A. | recursor |
| B. | ender |
| C. | pponent |
| D. | ollower |
| Answer» E. | |
| 41. |
Everyone could see that it was a prejudiced decision. |
| A. | nbiased |
| B. | andid |
| C. | elpful |
| D. | ogical |
| Answer» B. andid | |
| 42. |
Everyone admired his ideas on this issue. |
| A. | isappointed |
| B. | iscarded |
| C. | eglected |
| D. | isapproved |
| Answer» E. | |
| 43. |
Everybody was astonished when he used such a profane language. |
| A. | acred |
| B. | ure |
| C. | rofound |
| D. | igh |
| Answer» B. ure | |
| 44. |
Everybody called it a lavish party. |
| A. | xpensive |
| B. | rugal |
| C. | asteful |
| D. | ig |
| Answer» C. asteful | |
| 45. |
Every move I make seems to affect him adversity. |
| A. | eeply |
| B. | avourably |
| C. | adly |
| D. | nternally |
| Answer» C. adly | |
| 46. |
Every detail of the painting is prominent enough to be seen. |
| A. | egligible |
| B. | nsignificant |
| C. | rifling |
| D. | nconspicuous |
| Answer» C. rifling | |
| 47. |
Even for the citizens of the East Bloc's most prosperous nation, the lure of capitalism is irresistible. |
| A. | xploited |
| B. | nder-developed |
| C. | mpoverished |
| D. | estitute |
| Answer» D. estitute | |
| 48. |
Elephants, when they go wild, ought to be killed. |
| A. | ame |
| B. | eek |
| C. | ild |
| D. | omestic |
| Answer» B. eek | |
| 49. |
Earthquake are frequent in Japan. |
| A. | xtinct |
| B. | nusual |
| C. | ew |
| D. | are |
| Answer» E. | |
| 50. |
Double-decker buses are still extant in some cities of India. |
| A. | nheeded |
| B. | orgotten |
| C. | estroyed |
| D. | xtinguished |
| Answer» D. xtinguished | |