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This section includes 257 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.
| 101. |
Q: A person who gambles or bets- |
| A. | Punter |
| B. | Backer |
| C. | Customer |
| D. | Client |
| Answer» C. Customer | |
| 102. |
A disease of mind causing an uncontrollable desire to steal |
| A. | Schizophrenia |
| B. | Claustrophobia |
| C. | Kleptomania |
| D. | Magolomania |
| Answer» D. Magolomania | |
| 103. |
One who does not believe in existence of god |
| A. | Egoist |
| B. | Atheist |
| C. | Stoic |
| D. | Naive |
| Answer» C. Stoic | |
| 104. |
A person who speaks many languages |
| A. | Linguist |
| B. | Monolingual |
| C. | Polyglot |
| D. | Bilingual |
| Answer» D. Bilingual | |
| 105. |
Study of the evolution of man as an animal |
| A. | Archaeology |
| B. | Anthropology |
| C. | Chronology |
| D. | Ethnology |
| Answer» C. Chronology | |
| 106. |
Parts of a country behind the coast or a river's banks |
| A. | Isthmus |
| B. | Archipelago |
| C. | Hinterland |
| D. | Swamps |
| Answer» D. Swamps | |
| 107. |
A religious discourse |
| A. | Preach |
| B. | Stanza |
| C. | Sanctorum |
| D. | Sermon |
| Answer» E. | |
| 108. |
A place where bees are kept in called |
| A. | An apiary |
| B. | A mole |
| C. | A hive |
| D. | A sanctury |
| Answer» B. A mole | |
| 109. |
The raison d'etre of a controversy is |
| A. | The enthusiasm with which it is kept alive |
| B. | The fitness with which participants handle it |
| C. | The reason or justification of its existence |
| D. | The unending hostility the parties concerned have towards each other |
| Answer» D. The unending hostility the parties concerned have towards each other | |
| 110. |
The absence of law and order |
| A. | Rebellion |
| B. | Anarchy |
| C. | Mutiny |
| D. | Revolt |
| Answer» C. Mutiny | |
| 111. |
A child born after death of his father |
| A. | Posthumous |
| B. | Orphan |
| C. | Bastard |
| D. | Progenitor |
| Answer» B. Orphan | |
| 112. |
A place that provides refuge |
| A. | Asylum |
| B. | Sanatorium |
| C. | Shelter |
| D. | Orphanage |
| Answer» B. Sanatorium | |
| 113. |
Study of birds |
| A. | Orology |
| B. | Optology |
| C. | Ophthalmology |
| D. | Ornithology |
| Answer» E. | |
| 114. |
A name adopted by an author in his writings |
| A. | Nickname |
| B. | Pseudonym |
| C. | Nomenclature |
| D. | Title |
| Answer» C. Nomenclature | |
| 115. |
Something that can be heard |
| A. | Auditory |
| B. | Audio-visual |
| C. | Audible |
| D. | Audition |
| Answer» D. Audition | |
| 116. |
The act of violating the sanctity of the church is |
| A. | Blashphemy |
| B. | Heresy |
| C. | Sacrilege |
| D. | Desecration |
| Answer» D. Desecration | |
| 117. |
A paper written by hand |
| A. | Handicraft |
| B. | Manuscript |
| C. | Handiwork |
| D. | Thesis |
| Answer» C. Handiwork | |
| 118. |
A person not sure of the existence of god |
| A. | Cynic |
| B. | Agnostic |
| C. | Atheist |
| D. | Theist |
| Answer» C. Atheist | |
| 119. |
Be the embodiment or perfect example of |
| A. | Characterise |
| B. | Idol |
| C. | Personify |
| D. | Signify |
| Answer» D. Signify | |
| 120. |
One who cannot be corrected |
| A. | Incurable |
| B. | Incorrigible |
| C. | Hardened |
| D. | Invulnerable |
| Answer» C. Hardened | |
| 121. |
Habitually silent or talking little |
| A. | Servile |
| B. | Unequivocal |
| C. | Taciturn |
| D. | Synoptic |
| Answer» D. Synoptic | |
| 122. |
To slap with a flat object |
| A. | Chop |
| B. | Hew |
| C. | Gnaw |
| D. | Swat |
| Answer» E. | |
| 123. |
That which cannot be seen |
| A. | Insensible |
| B. | Intangible |
| C. | Invisible |
| D. | Unseen |
| Answer» D. Unseen | |
| 124. |
In a state of tension or anxiety or suspense |
| A. | Off balance |
| B. | Depressed |
| C. | Diffused |
| D. | On tenterhooks |
| Answer» D. On tenterhooks | |
| 125. |
That which cannot be read |
| A. | Negligible |
| B. | Illegible |
| C. | Ineligible |
| D. | Incorrigible |
| Answer» C. Ineligible | |
| 126. |
A small shop that sells fashionable clothes, cosmetics, etc. |
| A. | Store |
| B. | Stall |
| C. | Boutique |
| D. | Booth |
| Answer» D. Booth | |
| 127. |
One who is fond of fighting |
| A. | Bellicose |
| B. | Aggressive |
| C. | Belligerent |
| D. | Militant |
| Answer» B. Aggressive | |
| 128. |
A remedy for all diseases |
| A. | Stoic |
| B. | Marvel |
| C. | Panacea |
| D. | Recompense |
| Answer» D. Recompense | |
| 129. |
One who is not easily pleased by anything |
| A. | Maiden |
| B. | Mediaeval |
| C. | Precarious |
| D. | Fastidious |
| Answer» E. | |
| 130. |
A drawing on transparent paper |
| A. | Red print |
| B. | Blue print |
| C. | Negative |
| D. | Transparency |
| Answer» E. | |
| 131. |
A person interested in collecting, studying and selling of old things |
| A. | Antiquarian |
| B. | Junk-dealer |
| C. | Crank |
| D. | Archealogist |
| Answer» B. Junk-dealer | |
| 132. |
Teetotaller means |
| A. | One who abstains from theft |
| B. | One who abstains from meat |
| C. | One who abstains from taking wine |
| D. | One who abstains from malice |
| Answer» D. One who abstains from malice | |
| 133. |
Tending to move away from the centre or axis |
| A. | Centrifugal |
| B. | Centripetal |
| C. | Axiomatic |
| D. | Awry |
| Answer» B. Centripetal | |
| 134. |
The custom or practice of having more than one husband at same time |
| A. | Polygyny |
| B. | Polyphony |
| C. | Polyandry |
| D. | Polychromy |
| Answer» D. Polychromy | |
| 135. |
Malafide case is one |
| A. | Which is undertaken in a good faith |
| B. | Which is undertaken in a bad faith |
| C. | Which is undertaken after a long delay |
| D. | Which is not undertaken at all |
| Answer» C. Which is undertaken after a long delay | |
| 136. |
One who eats everything |
| A. | Omnivorous |
| B. | Omniscient |
| C. | Irrestible |
| D. | Insolvent |
| Answer» B. Omniscient | |
| 137. |
Words inscribed on tomb |
| A. | Epitome |
| B. | Epistle |
| C. | Epilogue |
| D. | Epitaph |
| Answer» E. | |
| 138. |
One who possesses many talents |
| A. | Versatile |
| B. | Nubile |
| C. | Exceptional |
| D. | Gifted |
| Answer» B. Nubile | |
| 139. |
One who has little faith in human sincerity and goodness |
| A. | Egoist |
| B. | Fatalist |
| C. | Stoic |
| D. | Cynic |
| Answer» E. | |
| 140. |
A person who knows many foreign languages |
| A. | Linguist |
| B. | Grammarian |
| C. | Polyglot |
| D. | Bilingual |
| Answer» B. Grammarian | |
| 141. |
A person pretending to be somebody he is not |
| A. | Magician |
| B. | Rogue |
| C. | Liar |
| D. | Imposter |
| Answer» E. | |
| 142. |
A prima facie case is such |
| A. | As it seems at first sight |
| B. | As it is made to seem at first sight |
| C. | As it turns out to be at the end |
| D. | As it seems to the court after a number of hearings |
| Answer» B. As it is made to seem at first sight | |
| 143. |
Leave or remove from a place considered dangerous |
| A. | Evade |
| B. | Evacuate |
| C. | Avoid |
| D. | Exterminate |
| Answer» C. Avoid | |
| 144. |
List of the business or subjects to be considered at a meeting |
| A. | Schedule |
| B. | Timetable |
| C. | Agenda |
| D. | Plan |
| Answer» D. Plan | |
| 145. |
Astyle in which a writer makes a display of his knowledge |
| A. | Pedantic |
| B. | Verbose |
| C. | Pompous |
| D. | Ornate |
| Answer» B. Verbose | |
| 146. |
State in which the few govern the many |
| A. | Monarchy |
| B. | Oligarchy |
| C. | Plutocracy |
| D. | Autocracy |
| Answer» C. Plutocracy | |
| 147. |
A person who insists on something |
| A. | Disciplinarian |
| B. | Stickler |
| C. | Instantaneous |
| D. | Boaster |
| Answer» C. Instantaneous | |
| 148. |
Aperson of good understanding knowledge and reasoning power |
| A. | Expert |
| B. | Intellectual |
| C. | Snob |
| D. | Literate |
| Answer» C. Snob | |
| 149. |
The study of ancient societies |
| A. | Anthropology |
| B. | Archaeology |
| C. | History |
| D. | Ethnology |
| Answer» C. History | |
| 150. |
That which cannot be corrected |
| A. | Unintelligible |
| B. | Indelible |
| C. | Illegible |
| D. | Incorrigible |
| Answer» E. | |