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This section includes 933 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Verbal Ability knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 901. |
Very ambitious people do not like to rest on their laurels. |
| A. | to be unhappy |
| B. | to be motivated |
| C. | to be impatient |
| D. | to be complacent |
| Answer» E. | |
| 902. |
The luxury car that they bought turned out to be a white elephant. |
| A. | a rare article |
| B. | useful mode of transport |
| C. | costly or troublesome possession |
| D. | a proud possession |
| Answer» D. a proud possession | |
| 903. |
His statement is out and out a lie. |
| A. | totally |
| B. | simply |
| C. | merely |
| D. | slightly |
| Answer» B. simply | |
| 904. |
Raj couldn t pay the bill, so he asked the owner to put it on the cuff. |
| A. | on credit |
| B. | against his credit card |
| C. | in his bank account |
| D. | in his friend s account |
| Answer» B. against his credit card | |
| 905. |
From the given alternatives, choose the one that illustrates the meaning of the phrase. |
| A. | Ability to learn craftsmanship |
| B. | Know the pros and cons of something |
| C. | Know the details of something |
| D. | Have an ability to connect with people |
| Answer» D. Have an ability to connect with people | |
| 906. |
Drive someone up the wall |
| A. | To annoy someone |
| B. | To get to a dead end |
| C. | To scare someone |
| D. | To threaten someone |
| Answer» B. To get to a dead end | |
| 907. |
Put off |
| A. | Postpone something |
| B. | Disgust somebody |
| C. | None of these |
| D. | Both (a) and (b) |
| Answer» E. | |
| 908. |
A blessing in disguise |
| A. | Something bad that turns out to be beneficial |
| B. | A dishonest blessing |
| C. | A curse |
| D. | A blessing in disguise |
| Answer» B. A dishonest blessing | |
| 909. |
Gift of the gab |
| A. | Fluent speaker |
| B. | Attractively dressed |
| C. | Laconic |
| D. | Inspirational |
| Answer» B. Attractively dressed | |
| 910. |
Fly off the handle |
| A. | Quick person |
| B. | Multi-directional |
| C. | Bad tempered |
| D. | Independent decision |
| Answer» D. Independent decision | |
| 911. |
Know the ropes |
| A. | Ability to learn craftsmanship |
| B. | Know the pros and cons of something |
| C. | Know the details of something |
| D. | Have an ability to connect with people |
| Answer» D. Have an ability to connect with people | |
| 912. |
Haste makes waste |
| A. | Waste is always rapid |
| B. | One should not be impatient |
| C. | Impatience leads to stress |
| D. | Doing things quickly results in poor results |
| Answer» E. | |
| 913. |
A Penny Saved Is A Penny Earned |
| A. | it is wise to save money as by not spending money, you are in fact saving it |
| B. | You should save penny and invest in charity |
| C. | It is wise to make money and invest |
| D. | Rather than earning money, one should save the money |
| Answer» B. You should save penny and invest in charity | |
| 914. |
A Picture Paints a Thousand Words |
| A. | A picture is more valuable than words |
| B. | A picture is more likable than thousand words |
| C. | a picture will be far more descriptive of something than words can ever be |
| D. | One likes to see picture rather than read thousand words |
| Answer» D. One likes to see picture rather than read thousand words | |
| 915. |
Write off |
| A. | Send away someone |
| B. | Consider somthing worthless |
| C. | Turn someone away |
| D. | Shun someone |
| Answer» C. Turn someone away | |
| 916. |
Pass out |
| A. | To die |
| B. | To faint |
| C. | Succeed in a test |
| D. | Parade |
| Answer» C. Succeed in a test | |
| 917. |
Let down |
| A. | Disappoint somebody |
| B. | Betray somebody |
| C. | Demote somebody |
| D. | None of these |
| Answer» E. | |
| 918. |
Drop out |
| A. | Visit someone suddenly |
| B. | Leave without finishing something |
| C. | Misfit in a setup |
| D. | All of the above |
| Answer» C. Misfit in a setup | |
| 919. |
Go the extra mile |
| A. | Be a good sprinter |
| B. | Do more than essential |
| C. | To skip petty details |
| D. | Travel long distances |
| Answer» C. To skip petty details | |
| 920. |
An arm and a leg |
| A. | Very expensive |
| B. | Half, incomplete efforts |
| C. | A cooperative effort |
| D. | To involve oneself completely in an effort |
| Answer» B. Half, incomplete efforts | |
| 921. |
Tongue in cheek |
| A. | To refrain from saying something |
| B. | to tell a lie |
| C. | Said as humour |
| D. | Regret saying something |
| Answer» D. Regret saying something | |
| 922. |
Put up with someone/something |
| A. | Tolerate |
| B. | Detest |
| C. | Empower |
| D. | Empathise |
| Answer» B. Detest | |
| 923. |
Do away with something |
| A. | Abolish |
| B. | Retain |
| C. | Escape |
| D. | Both (a) and (c) |
| Answer» D. Both (a) and (c) | |
| 924. |
Give in |
| A. | Collapse under pressure |
| B. | Accept conditions under pressure |
| C. | Annoy someone under duress |
| D. | Both (a) and (b) |
| Answer» E. | |
| 925. |
Turn up |
| A. | Arrive |
| B. | Abstain |
| C. | Conceals |
| D. | None of these |
| Answer» B. Abstain | |
| 926. |
Hold back |
| A. | Prevent from doing something |
| B. | Withhold something |
| C. | Fix something |
| D. | Both (a) and (b) |
| Answer» E. | |
| 927. |
Break in |
| A. | Share expensive |
| B. | Enter forcibly |
| C. | Become friendlier |
| D. | None of these |
| Answer» C. Become friendlier | |
| 928. |
Look down on someone |
| A. | Be considerate |
| B. | Give fatherly treatment to someone |
| C. | Consider someone inferior |
| D. | Both (a) and (b) |
| Answer» D. Both (a) and (b) | |
| 929. |
Cut back |
| A. | Reduce |
| B. | Retrieve |
| C. | Retreat |
| D. | Revamp |
| Answer» B. Retrieve | |
| 930. |
Give away |
| A. | Betray someone |
| B. | Reveal information by mistake |
| C. | Break down |
| D. | Both (a) and (b) |
| Answer» E. | |
| 931. |
Make up |
| A. | Beautiful |
| B. | Febricate |
| C. | Fulfill |
| D. | Back up |
| Answer» C. Fulfill | |
| 932. |
Out of the blue |
| A. | Sudden and unexpected |
| B. | Royal origins |
| C. | Having out-done dangers |
| D. | Heavenly in experience |
| Answer» B. Royal origins | |
| 933. |
Be under the weather |
| A. | To have a pleasant weather |
| B. | Feeling sick |
| C. | To be constrained by the circumstances |
| D. | To be held responsible for one's deeds |
| Answer» C. To be constrained by the circumstances | |