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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. |
A story in which animals or objects speak and give wholesome moral lesson. |
| A. | legend |
| B. | fable |
| C. | parable |
| D. | allegory |
| Answer» C. parable | |
| 2. |
Act of injuring another s reputation by any slanderous communication |
| A. | defamation |
| B. | orchestration |
| C. | aberration |
| D. | misrepresentation |
| Answer» B. orchestration | |
| 3. |
A recurrent compulsive urge to steal |
| A. | kleptomania |
| B. | pneumonia |
| C. | insomnia |
| D. | nymphomania |
| Answer» B. pneumonia | |
| 4. |
The burial of a corpse |
| A. | internment |
| B. | interment |
| C. | interrogate |
| D. | interpose |
| Answer» C. interrogate | |
| 5. |
Conferred as an honor |
| A. | honorary |
| B. | honorable |
| C. | honorarium |
| D. | honorific |
| Answer» B. honorable | |
| 6. |
A person who deliberately sets fire to a building |
| A. | arsonist |
| B. | extortionist |
| C. | hijacker |
| D. | assassin |
| Answer» B. extortionist | |
| 7. |
Of one s own free will |
| A. | mandatory |
| B. | obligatory |
| C. | voluntary |
| D. | compulsory |
| Answer» D. compulsory | |
| 8. |
One who runs away from justice or the law |
| A. | smuggler |
| B. | criminal |
| C. | fugitive |
| D. | thief |
| Answer» D. thief | |
| 9. |
One who is skilful |
| A. | disciplined |
| B. | diligent |
| C. | different |
| D. | dexterous |
| Answer» E. | |
| 10. |
A person who deserves all praise |
| A. | detestable |
| B. | lovable |
| C. | despicable |
| D. | laudable |
| Answer» E. | |
| 11. |
A person who leaves his own country in order to go and live in another. |
| A. | emigrant |
| B. | refugee |
| C. | immigrant |
| D. | expatriate |
| Answer» B. refugee | |
| 12. |
Feeling annoyed at the sight of unfair treatment |
| A. | indifferent |
| B. | indisposed |
| C. | indignant |
| D. | indigent |
| Answer» D. indigent | |
| 13. |
Wildly unreasonable, illogical or ridiculous |
| A. | abject |
| B. | adept |
| C. | arid |
| D. | absurd |
| Answer» E. | |
| 14. |
Government by the wealthy |
| A. | Theocracy |
| B. | Plutocracy |
| C. | Bureaucracy |
| D. | Aristocracy |
| Answer» C. Bureaucracy | |
| 15. |
One who believes everything he or she hears |
| A. | credulous |
| B. | credible |
| C. | creditable |
| D. | credential |
| Answer» B. credible | |
| 16. |
Incapable of error |
| A. | erroneous |
| B. | incorrigible |
| C. | unbeatable |
| D. | infallible |
| Answer» E. | |
| 17. |
Branch of medicine concerned with children and their illness |
| A. | Cardiology |
| B. | Osteopathy |
| C. | Pediatrics |
| D. | Morphology |
| Answer» D. Morphology | |
| 18. |
Pay attention |
| A. | Heed |
| B. | Glance at |
| C. | Overlook |
| D. | Repair |
| Answer» B. Glance at | |
| 19. |
One who is rather fastidious |
| A. | Tempestuous |
| B. | Punctual |
| C. | Meticulous |
| D. | Carefree |
| Answer» D. Carefree | |
| 20. |
Beyond correction |
| A. | inveterate |
| B. | glib |
| C. | incorrigible |
| D. | incongruous |
| Answer» D. incongruous | |
| 21. |
An event that causes great harm to dams |
| A. | problem |
| B. | disaster |
| C. | pain |
| D. | relief |
| Answer» C. pain | |
| 22. |
Inflammation of gums |
| A. | gangerene |
| B. | gingivitis |
| C. | conjunctivitis |
| D. | orchitis |
| Answer» C. conjunctivitis | |
| 23. |
Widespread scarcity of food |
| A. | hunger |
| B. | drought |
| C. | poverty |
| D. | famine |
| Answer» E. | |
| 24. |
A speech delivered without any preparation |
| A. | temporary |
| B. | exemplary |
| C. | extempore |
| D. | contemporary |
| Answer» D. contemporary | |
| 25. |
Animals which suckle their young |
| A. | herbivores |
| B. | mammals |
| C. | carnivores |
| D. | omnivores |
| Answer» C. carnivores | |
| 26. |
Motive or incitement to action |
| A. | remark |
| B. | contract |
| C. | proposition |
| D. | incentive |
| Answer» E. | |
| 27. |
A short trip or excursion |
| A. | rambler |
| B. | jaunt |
| C. | detour |
| D. | stroller |
| Answer» C. detour | |
| 28. |
Her speech could not be heard by those sitting in the last few rows. |
| A. | imperceptible |
| B. | indelible |
| C. | inaudible |
| D. | ineffable |
| Answer» D. ineffable | |
| 29. |
He is my partner in crime. |
| A. | friend |
| B. | accomplice |
| C. | neighbour |
| D. | companion |
| Answer» C. neighbour | |
| 30. |
Talking disrespectfully of sacred things |
| A. | heresy |
| B. | atheism |
| C. | blasphemy |
| D. | apostasy |
| Answer» D. apostasy | |
| 31. |
A handwriting which is difficult or impossible to read |
| A. | illegitimate |
| B. | illicit |
| C. | illegible |
| D. | illusive |
| Answer» D. illusive | |
| 32. |
The production of raw silk. |
| A. | sericulture |
| B. | seroculture |
| C. | sariculture |
| D. | syrumculture |
| Answer» B. seroculture | |
| 33. |
Politicians are notorious for doing undue favour to their relatives. |
| A. | pluralism |
| B. | nepotism |
| C. | dualism |
| D. | polarism |
| Answer» C. dualism | |
| 34. |
A person who helps even a stranger in difficulty |
| A. | samaritan |
| B. | altruist |
| C. | philanthropist |
| D. | beneficiary |
| Answer» B. altruist | |
| 35. |
Has an evil reputation. |
| A. | notorious |
| B. | malicious |
| C. | magnanimous |
| D. | dubious |
| Answer» B. malicious | |
| 36. |
A person who readily believes others. |
| A. | credible |
| B. | credulous |
| C. | sensitive |
| D. | sensible |
| Answer» C. sensitive | |
| 37. |
Operation of the body after death. |
| A. | post-mortem |
| B. | obituary |
| C. | homage |
| D. | mortuary |
| Answer» B. obituary | |
| 38. |
A group of three powerful people. |
| A. | trio |
| B. | tritium |
| C. | trivet |
| D. | triumvirate |
| Answer» B. tritium | |
| 39. |
An apartment building in which each apartment is owned separately by the people living in it, but also containing shared areas. |
| A. | condominium |
| B. | multiplex |
| C. | duplex |
| D. | caravan |
| Answer» B. multiplex | |
| 40. |
The conference takes place once in three years. |
| A. | tetraenning |
| B. | triennial |
| C. | treennial |
| D. | thriennnial |
| Answer» C. treennial | |
| 41. |
Meaningless language with an exaggerated style intended to impress. |
| A. | orator |
| B. | public speaking |
| C. | verbalization |
| D. | rhetoric |
| Answer» E. | |
| 42. |
A list of the names of books |
| A. | epilogue |
| B. | dialogue |
| C. | catalogue |
| D. | prologue |
| Answer» D. prologue | |
| 43. |
Yearly celebration of a date or an event. |
| A. | birthday |
| B. | jubilee |
| C. | anniversary |
| D. | centenary |
| Answer» D. centenary | |
| 44. |
Not likely to be easily pleased |
| A. | fastidious |
| B. | infallible |
| C. | fatalist |
| D. | communist |
| Answer» B. infallible | |
| 45. |
Enclosed in a small closed space. |
| A. | closophobia |
| B. | clusterophobia |
| C. | claustrophobia |
| D. | liftophobia |
| Answer» D. liftophobia | |
| 46. |
A political leader appealing to popular desires and prejudices. |
| A. | dictator |
| B. | tyrant |
| C. | popularist |
| D. | demagogue |
| Answer» E. | |
| 47. |
Science regarding principles of classification. |
| A. | taxidermy |
| B. | taxonomy |
| C. | toxicology |
| D. | classicology |
| Answer» C. toxicology | |
| 48. |
Not allowing the passage of light. |
| A. | oblique |
| B. | opaque |
| C. | optique |
| D. | opulant |
| Answer» C. optique | |
| 49. |
Detailed plan of a journey |
| A. | travel kit |
| B. | schedule |
| C. | itinerary |
| D. | travelogue |
| Answer» D. travelogue | |
| 50. |
An excessively morbid desire to steal |
| A. | stealomania |
| B. | kleptomania |
| C. | cleftomania |
| D. | keptomania |
| Answer» C. cleftomania | |