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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. |
The normal abode of an animal or plant |
| A. | nvironment |
| B. | abitat |
| C. | ettlement |
| D. | iche |
| Answer» C. ettlement | |
| 2. |
Place which provides both board and lodging |
| A. | afe |
| B. | nn |
| C. | estaurant |
| D. | otel |
| Answer» C. estaurant | |
| 3. |
To surround with armed forces |
| A. | eize |
| B. | ttack |
| C. | ease |
| D. | esiege |
| Answer» E. | |
| 4. |
Connoisseur of choice food |
| A. | reedy |
| B. | lutton |
| C. | ourmet |
| D. | ourmand |
| Answer» D. ourmand | |
| 5. |
Interval between two events or two periods of time of different character |
| A. | ntermission |
| B. | nterlude |
| C. | nterpolation |
| D. | ppendix |
| Answer» C. nterpolation | |
| 6. |
Creature having both male and female organs |
| A. | odomite |
| B. | omosexual |
| C. | asochist |
| D. | ermaphrodite |
| Answer» E. | |
| 7. |
A person who sneaks into a country |
| A. | nfiltrator |
| B. | niper |
| C. | nvader |
| D. | ggressor |
| Answer» B. niper | |
| 8. |
A word no longer in use |
| A. | xotic |
| B. | rimitive |
| C. | bsolete |
| D. | ncient |
| Answer» D. ncient | |
| 9. |
To come as a settler into another country |
| A. | lienate |
| B. | migrate |
| C. | igrate |
| D. | mmigrate |
| Answer» E. | |
| 10. |
The doctrine that human souls pass from one body to another at the time of death |
| A. | etamorphosis |
| B. | ransition |
| C. | ransmigration |
| D. | xtrapolation |
| Answer» D. xtrapolation | |
| 11. |
Allowance due to a wife from her husband on separation |
| A. | ail |
| B. | limony |
| C. | ole |
| D. | ompensation |
| Answer» C. ole | |
| 12. |
Person who makes love for amusement without serious intentions |
| A. | oncubine |
| B. | hilanderer |
| C. | andy |
| D. | lirt |
| Answer» C. andy | |
| 13. |
One who specialises in the study of birds |
| A. | iologist |
| B. | aturalist |
| C. | oologist |
| D. | rnithologist |
| Answer» E. | |
| 14. |
A thing liable to be easily broken |
| A. | reakable |
| B. | uctile |
| C. | rittle |
| D. | elicate |
| Answer» D. elicate | |
| 15. |
A person who makes and sells ladies hats, etc |
| A. | raper |
| B. | inker |
| C. | illiner |
| D. | arrier |
| Answer» D. arrier | |
| 16. |
Person who gives written testimony for use in law court |
| A. | eponent |
| B. | ppellant |
| C. | itness |
| D. | itigant |
| Answer» B. ppellant | |
| 17. |
Indifference to pleasure or pain |
| A. | ocility |
| B. | toicism |
| C. | atience |
| D. | eticence |
| Answer» C. atience | |
| 18. |
A woman of lax moral |
| A. | rostitute |
| B. | arlot |
| C. | oncubine |
| D. | ostess |
| Answer» C. oncubine | |
| 19. |
Person who gives himself unto luxury and sexual pleasures |
| A. | asochist |
| B. | oluptuary |
| C. | ebauch |
| D. | picure |
| Answer» C. ebauch | |
| 20. |
A fault that may be forgiven |
| A. | ercenary |
| B. | enial |
| C. | nforgivable |
| D. | nexcusable |
| Answer» C. nforgivable | |
| 21. |
A person who has just started learning |
| A. | oreman |
| B. | ccomplice |
| C. | ovice |
| D. | pprentice |
| Answer» E. | |
| 22. |
Printed notice of somebody's death |
| A. | ondolence |
| B. | alumny |
| C. | bituary |
| D. | uija |
| Answer» D. uija | |
| 23. |
Plain or self-evident truth |
| A. | roverb |
| B. | recept |
| C. | ruism |
| D. | ormula |
| Answer» D. ormula | |
| 24. |
One who loves books |
| A. | ibliophobe |
| B. | ibliographer |
| C. | ibliophile |
| D. | ibliophagist |
| Answer» D. ibliophagist | |
| 25. |
Food which agrees with one's taste |
| A. | ungent |
| B. | alatable |
| C. | ensuous |
| D. | dible |
| Answer» C. ensuous | |
| 26. |
To do away with a rule |
| A. | ancel |
| B. | epeal |
| C. | bliterate |
| D. | brogate |
| Answer» E. | |
| 27. |
A heavy unnatural slumber |
| A. | ap |
| B. | nsomnia |
| C. | oma |
| D. | tupor |
| Answer» E. | |
| 28. |
Using of new words |
| A. | oinage |
| B. | ocabulary |
| C. | eologism |
| D. | alapropism |
| Answer» D. alapropism | |
| 29. |
Something which is not thorough or profound |
| A. | uperficial |
| B. | uperstitious |
| C. | uperfluous |
| D. | upernatural |
| Answer» B. uperstitious | |
| 30. |
One who is likeable |
| A. | micable |
| B. | miable |
| C. | ffusive |
| D. | bullient |
| Answer» C. ffusive | |
| 31. |
To break of proceedings of a meeting for a time |
| A. | onvene |
| B. | erminate |
| C. | djourn |
| D. | rocrastinate |
| Answer» D. rocrastinate | |
| 32. |
Just punishment for wrong doing |
| A. | emesis |
| B. | urgation |
| C. | rath |
| D. | atharsis |
| Answer» B. urgation | |
| 33. |
A man who dances to the tunes of his wife |
| A. | ffeminate |
| B. | lave |
| C. | enpecked |
| D. | hum |
| Answer» D. hum | |
| 34. |
The branch of medical science which deals with the problems of the old |
| A. | ncology |
| B. | eriatrics |
| C. | bstetrics |
| D. | ndocrinology |
| Answer» C. bstetrics | |
| 35. |
To mediate between two parties in a dispute |
| A. | nterfere |
| B. | nteract |
| C. | nterrupt |
| D. | ntercede |
| Answer» E. | |
| 36. |
Books, pictures etc. intended to arouse sexual desire |
| A. | ewd |
| B. | icentious |
| C. | ornography |
| D. | rotica |
| Answer» D. rotica | |
| 37. |
Equal in rank, merit or quality |
| A. | hum |
| B. | ontemporary |
| C. | eer |
| D. | olleague |
| Answer» D. olleague | |
| 38. |
Parts of country behind the coast or a river's banks |
| A. | wamps |
| B. | rchipelago |
| C. | interland |
| D. | sthmus |
| Answer» D. sthmus | |
| 39. |
A story in verse |
| A. | legy |
| B. | ymn |
| C. | onnet |
| D. | allad |
| Answer» E. | |
| 40. |
Informal business communication with a personal signature |
| A. | gendum |
| B. | orrigendum |
| C. | lagiarism |
| D. | emorandum |
| Answer» E. | |
| 41. |
A person sharing responsibility for a political party's discipline and tactics |
| A. | tatesman |
| B. | iplomat |
| C. | hip |
| D. | efector |
| Answer» D. efector | |
| 42. |
A person who travels to a sacred place as an act of religious devotion |
| A. | ermit |
| B. | ilgrim |
| C. | aint |
| D. | endicant |
| Answer» C. aint | |
| 43. |
Cutting for stone in the bladder |
| A. | ichotomy |
| B. | ubectomy |
| C. | asectomy |
| D. | ithotomy |
| Answer» E. | |
| 44. |
One who stirs people for personal politics or profit |
| A. | edagogue |
| B. | emagogue |
| C. | ictator |
| D. | ypocrite |
| Answer» C. ictator | |
| 45. |
The place where bricks are baked |
| A. | oundry |
| B. | int |
| C. | emetery |
| D. | iln |
| Answer» E. | |
| 46. |
Careful in performing duties |
| A. | unctual |
| B. | unctilious |
| C. | incere |
| D. | ugnacious |
| Answer» C. incere | |
| 47. |
Poem in short stanzas narrating a popular story |
| A. | allet |
| B. | pic |
| C. | allad |
| D. | onnet |
| Answer» D. onnet | |
| 48. |
Public building where weapons and ammunition are made or stored |
| A. | odown |
| B. | ellar |
| C. | rmoury |
| D. | rsenal |
| Answer» E. | |
| 49. |
A physician who delivers babies |
| A. | aediatrician |
| B. | bstetrician |
| C. | ynaecologist |
| D. | sychiatrist |
| Answer» C. ynaecologist | |
| 50. |
That which makes it difficult to recognise the presence of real nature of somebody or something |
| A. | over |
| B. | ask |
| C. | retence |
| D. | amouflage |
| Answer» E. | |