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This section includes 1207 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your English Skills Ability knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 601. |
Old people are usually more conservative than young people. |
| A. | eproachful |
| B. | iberal |
| C. | ynamic |
| D. | odern |
| Answer» C. ynamic | |
| 602. |
Of all the companions of our joyous ascent, there were only the two of us left. |
| A. | ecent |
| B. | escent |
| C. | escant |
| D. | escendant |
| Answer» C. escant | |
| 603. |
Nothin has been organised properly and confuision seems inevitable. |
| A. | ncertain |
| B. | neligible |
| C. | nevident |
| D. | nefficient |
| Answer» D. nefficient | |
| 604. |
Never consider your opponent to be weaker than you. |
| A. | riend |
| B. | ival |
| C. | ntagonist |
| D. | lly |
| Answer» E. | |
| 605. |
Never be impulsive in taking decisions. |
| A. | onsiderable |
| B. | unning |
| C. | lever |
| D. | autious |
| Answer» E. | |
| 606. |
Mr. Lal was a reserved man. |
| A. | alkative |
| B. | efamed |
| C. | opular |
| D. | ompanionable |
| Answer» B. efamed | |
| 607. |
Mr. Khanna is held in high esteem by the residents of the colony. |
| A. | evere |
| B. | atred |
| C. | isdain |
| D. | otoriety |
| Answer» D. otoriety | |
| 608. |
Mr. Arun Lal is a noted personality in the town. |
| A. | ondemned |
| B. | stracised |
| C. | otorious |
| D. | bscure |
| Answer» E. | |
| 609. |
Mother Teresa devoted her life to the service of the poor and the destitute. |
| A. | reedy |
| B. | oble |
| C. | ich |
| D. | xtraordinary |
| Answer» D. xtraordinary | |
| 610. |
Most surfaces are made glossy by polishing. |
| A. | ough |
| B. | rude |
| C. | ull |
| D. | gly |
| Answer» D. gly | |
| 611. |
Never adopt a callous attitude towards your duties. |
| A. | ooperative |
| B. | autious |
| C. | onsiderate |
| D. | ourteous |
| Answer» D. ourteous | |
| 612. |
My uncle is very wealthy, but rather parsimonious in his habits. |
| A. | xtravagant |
| B. | enerous |
| C. | areless |
| D. | trict |
| Answer» B. enerous | |
| 613. |
My parents were confident of my success in the examination. |
| A. | orried |
| B. | essimistic |
| C. | iffident |
| D. | epressed |
| Answer» D. epressed | |
| 614. |
Much to the chagrin of his parents, Ajit married a very poor girl. |
| A. | atisfaction |
| B. | elief |
| C. | leasure |
| D. | xcitement |
| Answer» D. xcitement | |
| 615. |
Mrs. Higgins is a humble lady. |
| A. | himsical |
| B. | outhful |
| C. | ain |
| D. | nassuming |
| Answer» D. nassuming | |
| 616. |
Moments of solitude and silence helped the poet to concentrate on his poetic combination. |
| A. | onfound |
| B. | isturb |
| C. | ontradict |
| D. | istract |
| Answer» E. | |
| 617. |
Mohini was often teased as corpulent by her friends. |
| A. | elligerent |
| B. | aunt |
| C. | arrulous |
| D. | at |
| Answer» C. arrulous | |
| 618. |
Merit need not be swamped while filling vacancies through a quota system. |
| A. | onsidered |
| B. | aised |
| C. | emembered |
| D. | eeded |
| Answer» C. emembered | |
| 619. |
Matter expands on heating. |
| A. | hrinks |
| B. | educes |
| C. | iminishes |
| D. | ontracts |
| Answer» E. | |
| 620. |
Many snakes are innocuous. |
| A. | oisonous |
| B. | armful |
| C. | eadly |
| D. | erocious |
| Answer» C. eadly | |
| 621. |
Many reactions take place in the blast furnace simultaneously. |
| A. | nvariably |
| B. | ontemporarily |
| C. | eparately |
| D. | omentarily |
| Answer» D. omentarily | |
| 622. |
Many of the propositions he put up at the conference were ludicrous. |
| A. | bnoxious |
| B. | umorous |
| C. | raiseworthy |
| D. | mpractical |
| Answer» D. mpractical | |
| 623. |
Mahatma Gandhi said that compassion is more important than truth. |
| A. | iolence |
| B. | ncivility |
| C. | allousness |
| D. | ardihood |
| Answer» D. ardihood | |
| 624. |
Machine-civilisation has made human life artificial. |
| A. | enuine |
| B. | atural |
| C. | rue |
| D. | uthentic |
| Answer» C. rue | |
| 625. |
Lucy is a smart girl. |
| A. | asual |
| B. | ndecent |
| C. | ctive |
| D. | cruffy |
| Answer» E. | |
| 626. |
Life in the villages is very dull. |
| A. | erious |
| B. | asteful |
| C. | luffing |
| D. | leasant |
| Answer» E. | |
| 627. |
Let us not aggravate the sufferings of the poor. |
| A. | bbreviate |
| B. | lleviate |
| C. | dvocate |
| D. | ppreciate |
| Answer» C. dvocate | |
| 628. |
Last month tomatoes were quite cheap. |
| A. | nexpensive |
| B. | ostly |
| C. | nsufficient |
| D. | ess |
| Answer» C. nsufficient | |
| 629. |
Joys and tensions are ephemeral aspects of life. |
| A. | table |
| B. | ermanent |
| C. | piritual |
| D. | thical |
| Answer» C. piritual | |
| 630. |
James had the habit of exhausting his colleagues. |
| A. | eriding |
| B. | ushing |
| C. | raising |
| D. | upporting |
| Answer» D. upporting | |
| 631. |
It's not fair to leave dogs loose. |
| A. | losed |
| B. | hained |
| C. | ight |
| D. | ocked |
| Answer» C. ight | |
| 632. |
It's a rule of the company to endow the Manager with all essential perks. |
| A. | ob |
| B. | nvest |
| C. | ivest |
| D. | natch |
| Answer» D. natch | |
| 633. |
It was universally characterised as a progressive measure. |
| A. | bhorrent |
| B. | etrograde |
| C. | bstructive |
| D. | egressive |
| Answer» E. | |
| 634. |
Religion teaches us not to run after the transient pleasures of the world. |
| A. | ermanent |
| B. | inful |
| C. | nnatural |
| D. | oyful |
| Answer» B. inful | |
| 635. |
Ratan never drive to work. |
| A. | eldom |
| B. | ften |
| C. | lways |
| D. | ometimes |
| Answer» D. ometimes | |
| 636. |
Ranjeet is suffering from benign tumor. |
| A. | ontagious |
| B. | nfectious |
| C. | preading |
| D. | alignant |
| Answer» E. | |
| 637. |
Ranjeet drove to the place by a circuitous route. |
| A. | hort |
| B. | oundabout |
| C. | irect |
| D. | bvious |
| Answer» D. bvious | |
| 638. |
Raju often walks to school. |
| A. | arely |
| B. | ever |
| C. | lways |
| D. | ometimes |
| Answer» B. ever | |
| 639. |
It was really a sinister move on his part. |
| A. | alevolent |
| B. | inful |
| C. | uspicious |
| D. | ight |
| Answer» D. ight | |
| 640. |
It was really a gracious occasion for me. |
| A. | enign |
| B. | nfructuous |
| C. | hurlish |
| D. | asteful |
| Answer» D. asteful | |
| 641. |
It was an arduous task for me. |
| A. | asy |
| B. | onsuming |
| C. | uick |
| D. | ifficult |
| Answer» B. onsuming | |
| 642. |
It was a very dreary day. |
| A. | rab |
| B. | angerous |
| C. | eautiful |
| D. | right |
| Answer» E. | |
| 643. |
It was a mystery as to where the young girl had acquired such a cynical attitude. |
| A. | ature |
| B. | aive |
| C. | ccentric |
| D. | razy |
| Answer» C. ccentric | |
| 644. |
Rajesh's rustic behaviour astonished the teacher. |
| A. | mpolite |
| B. | enuine |
| C. | ophisticated |
| D. | wkward |
| Answer» D. wkward | |
| 645. |
Rajesh is a shrewd person. |
| A. | oisterous |
| B. | ggressive |
| C. | oolish |
| D. | ntelligent |
| Answer» D. ntelligent | |
| 646. |
Professors are generally serious about what they say. |
| A. | olly |
| B. | houghtful |
| C. | mug |
| D. | nsincere |
| Answer» E. | |
| 647. |
Pradeep is always jeered at by his companions. |
| A. | raised |
| B. | corned |
| C. | ocked |
| D. | ourned |
| Answer» B. corned | |
| 648. |
Politicians toady are robbing the nation of its wealth. |
| A. | trengthening |
| B. | rotecting |
| C. | elping |
| D. | nriching |
| Answer» E. | |
| 649. |
Overeating can often be detrimental. |
| A. | eneficial |
| B. | njurious |
| C. | seful |
| D. | estructive |
| Answer» B. njurious | |
| 650. |
Ours is undoubtedly a morbid society. |
| A. | ealthy |
| B. | irtuous |
| C. | iberal |
| D. | rogressive |
| Answer» B. irtuous | |