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This section includes 877 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Verbal Ability knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 401. |
A government run by officials |
| A. | democracy |
| B. | anarchy |
| C. | oligarchy |
| D. | bureaucracy |
| Answer» E. | |
| 402. |
One who does something for the first time |
| A. | leader |
| B. | model |
| C. | forerunner |
| D. | pioneer |
| Answer» E. | |
| 403. |
A written declaration of government or a political party |
| A. | manifesto |
| B. | affidavit |
| C. | dossier |
| D. | document |
| Answer» B. affidavit | |
| 404. |
A person who wastes his money on luxury |
| A. | Luxuriant |
| B. | Stingy |
| C. | Extravagant |
| D. | Luxurious |
| Answer» D. Luxurious | |
| 405. |
Guilty of the crime |
| A. | daring |
| B. | suspicious |
| C. | culpable |
| D. | ruthless |
| Answer» D. ruthless | |
| 406. |
Information about the bird species was inaccessible. One has to access rare websites to access it The meaning of the bold word is |
| A. | that which cannot be read |
| B. | that which cannot be reached |
| C. | that which cannot be remembered |
| D. | that which cannot be stretched |
| Answer» C. that which cannot be remembered | |
| 407. |
A person who collects and/or studies stamps |
| A. | Pioneer |
| B. | Philatelist |
| C. | Pianist |
| D. | Philanthropist |
| Answer» C. Pianist | |
| 408. |
A person who leaves one country to settle in another |
| A. | emigrant |
| B. | traveller |
| C. | tourist |
| D. | globe-trotter |
| Answer» B. traveller | |
| 409. |
House or shelter of a gipsy |
| A. | wigwam |
| B. | chalet |
| C. | caravan |
| D. | igloo |
| Answer» D. igloo | |
| 410. |
One who has long experience |
| A. | novice |
| B. | expert |
| C. | veteran |
| D. | practitioner |
| Answer» D. practitioner | |
| 411. |
One who deals in flowers |
| A. | A drover |
| B. | A brazier |
| C. | A florist |
| D. | A fruiterer |
| Answer» D. A fruiterer | |
| 412. |
Man who has more than one wife at a time. |
| A. | celibate |
| B. | bigamist |
| C. | misogamist |
| D. | polygamist |
| Answer» E. | |
| 413. |
A person employed to drive a private or hired car |
| A. | chauffeur |
| B. | autoist |
| C. | cabbie |
| D. | automobilist |
| Answer» B. autoist | |
| 414. |
A person who always runs after women |
| A. | Philanthropist |
| B. | Don Juan Casanova |
| C. | Philanderer |
| D. | Philatelist |
| Answer» D. Philatelist | |
| 415. |
Relating to the countries of the west |
| A. | Oriental |
| B. | Hellenistic |
| C. | Occidental |
| D. | Platonic |
| Answer» D. Platonic | |
| 416. |
A partner in a crime |
| A. | friend |
| B. | comrade |
| C. | accomplice |
| D. | companion |
| Answer» D. companion | |
| 417. |
A person who believes that only selfishness motivates human actions |
| A. | agnostic |
| B. | cynic |
| C. | sceptic |
| D. | misogynist |
| Answer» C. sceptic | |
| 418. |
A cluster of flowers on a branch |
| A. | bouquet |
| B. | inflorescence |
| C. | wreath |
| D. | incandescence |
| Answer» C. wreath | |
| 419. |
A medicine that softens the bowels |
| A. | antacid |
| B. | laxative |
| C. | remedy |
| D. | herb |
| Answer» C. remedy | |
| 420. |
Belief in many gods |
| A. | pantheism |
| B. | monotheism |
| C. | polytheism |
| D. | atheism |
| Answer» B. monotheism | |
| 421. |
Sentimental longing for a period in the past |
| A. | recollection |
| B. | nostalgia |
| C. | reminiscence |
| D. | wistfulness |
| Answer» C. reminiscence | |
| 422. |
A policy that segregates people on the basis of race |
| A. | chauvinism |
| B. | theism |
| C. | apartheid |
| D. | partisan |
| Answer» D. partisan | |
| 423. |
One who helps people by giving them money or other aid |
| A. | benefactor |
| B. | beneficiary |
| C. | tycoon |
| D. | patriot |
| Answer» B. beneficiary | |
| 424. |
The group, especeally in the arts, regarded as being the most experimental |
| A. | avant-garde |
| B. | iconoclast |
| C. | revolutionary |
| D. | nerd |
| Answer» B. iconoclast | |
| 425. |
A method of boiling briefly to cook food slightly |
| A. | steam |
| B. | bake |
| C. | saute |
| D. | parboil |
| Answer» E. | |
| 426. |
A highly skilled musician |
| A. | artiste |
| B. | virtuoso |
| C. | performer |
| D. | diva |
| Answer» C. performer | |
| 427. |
A fear of closed/dark place |
| A. | xenophobia |
| B. | acrophobia |
| C. | claustrophobia |
| D. | pyrophobia |
| Answer» D. pyrophobia | |
| 428. |
A fourteen-line poem |
| A. | sonnet |
| B. | lyric |
| C. | ballad |
| D. | ode |
| Answer» B. lyric | |
| 429. |
A particular method of working |
| A. | methodology |
| B. | knack |
| C. | working pattern |
| D. | modus operandi |
| Answer» E. | |
| 430. |
A person employed as a car driver for an important person |
| A. | cabby |
| B. | chauffeur |
| C. | cavalier |
| D. | wagoner |
| Answer» C. cavalier | |
| 431. |
The schedule of travel |
| A. | itinerary |
| B. | time table |
| C. | travel book |
| D. | guidebook |
| Answer» B. time table | |
| 432. |
To try to settle a dispute between two other parties |
| A. | medicate |
| B. | mediate |
| C. | meddle |
| D. | meditate |
| Answer» C. meddle | |
| 433. |
Something which lasts forever |
| A. | eternal |
| B. | youthful |
| C. | mortal |
| D. | infallible |
| Answer» B. youthful | |
| 434. |
Fear of telling lies |
| A. | mythophobia |
| B. | legendary |
| C. | lyophobia |
| D. | oratory |
| Answer» B. legendary | |
| 435. |
One who eats no animal flesh |
| A. | cannibal |
| B. | pilgrim |
| C. | vegetarian |
| D. | pedestrian |
| Answer» D. pedestrian | |
| 436. |
To free a person by a verdict of not guilty . |
| A. | acquaint |
| B. | acquit |
| C. | acquiesce |
| D. | acquire |
| Answer» C. acquiesce | |
| 437. |
One who is too careless to plan for the future |
| A. | imprudent |
| B. | impractical |
| C. | impotent |
| D. | improvident |
| Answer» E. | |
| 438. |
That which cannot be effaced |
| A. | illegible |
| B. | indelible |
| C. | invincible |
| D. | affable |
| Answer» C. invincible | |
| 439. |
Unwelcome aspect of a situation |
| A. | flippant |
| B. | flip side |
| C. | flip-flop |
| D. | flint lock |
| Answer» C. flip-flop | |
| 440. |
Imposed a restriction on |
| A. | constipated |
| B. | conserved |
| C. | constrained |
| D. | construed |
| Answer» D. construed | |
| 441. |
A vivacious and lively experience is said to be |
| A. | scintillating |
| B. | soothing |
| C. | scenic |
| D. | synthetic |
| Answer» B. soothing | |
| 442. |
To secure a boat by attaching it to an anchor |
| A. | moor |
| B. | moot |
| C. | morose |
| D. | moose |
| Answer» B. moot | |
| 443. |
Continuing for a long period of time without interruption |
| A. | continuum |
| B. | recurring |
| C. | perpetual |
| D. | frequenting |
| Answer» D. frequenting | |
| 444. |
Speech of great importance and gravity |
| A. | maiden |
| B. | momentous |
| C. | monumental |
| D. | momentary |
| Answer» C. monumental | |
| 445. |
A man who helps a stranger or a person in difficulties is |
| A. | a Samaritan |
| B. | a mercenary |
| C. | a stoic |
| D. | an altruist |
| Answer» C. a stoic | |
| 446. |
A planned route or journey |
| A. | iterate |
| B. | itinerary |
| C. | itinerant |
| D. | isolate |
| Answer» C. itinerant | |
| 447. |
Showing a dislike of anything improper. |
| A. | strict |
| B. | crude |
| C. | prim |
| D. | rude |
| Answer» B. crude | |
| 448. |
Not suitable for eating |
| A. | spicy |
| B. | tasteless |
| C. | uneatable |
| D. | inedible |
| Answer» E. | |
| 449. |
Specially skilled in story telling |
| A. | a compositor |
| B. | a raconteur |
| C. | a vocalist |
| D. | a narrator |
| Answer» C. a vocalist | |
| 450. |
To free someone from all blames |
| A. | consolidate |
| B. | fling |
| C. | forbid |
| D. | exonerate |
| Answer» E. | |