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This section includes 500 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Competitive English knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 201. |
Fear of going to bed |
| A. | linophobia |
| B. | allistophobia |
| C. | enophobia |
| D. | tenophobia |
| Answer» B. allistophobia | |
| 202. |
Property inherited from one's father or ancestor |
| A. | limony |
| B. | atrimony |
| C. | egacy |
| D. | nheritance |
| Answer» C. egacy | |
| 203. |
A person working in the same place with another |
| A. | nemy |
| B. | olleague |
| C. | ssistant |
| D. | ontemporary |
| Answer» C. ssistant | |
| 204. |
People in a rowdy scene |
| A. | ndividual |
| B. | iscrete |
| C. | abble |
| D. | ongregation |
| Answer» D. ongregation | |
| 205. |
A person guilty of malicious setting on fire of property etc. |
| A. | lagiarist |
| B. | narchist |
| C. | rsonist |
| D. | ihilist |
| Answer» D. ihilist | |
| 206. |
Bring to an end |
| A. | url |
| B. | ustle |
| C. | inal |
| D. | inish |
| Answer» E. | |
| 207. |
A person who pretends to have more knowledge or skill than he really has |
| A. | enegade |
| B. | postle |
| C. | harlatan |
| D. | potheosis |
| Answer» D. potheosis | |
| 208. |
People at a lecture or concert |
| A. | ongregation |
| B. | udience |
| C. | ob |
| D. | pectators |
| Answer» C. ob | |
| 209. |
A person 70 to 79 years old |
| A. | onagenarian |
| B. | entenarian |
| C. | ctogenarian |
| D. | eptuagenarian |
| Answer» E. | |
| 210. |
A man who is havingthe qualities of woman |
| A. | oquacious |
| B. | elibate |
| C. | ffeminate |
| D. | picurean |
| Answer» D. picurean | |
| 211. |
The period between two reigns |
| A. | apse |
| B. | nterregnum |
| C. | tasis |
| D. | nachronism |
| E. | ntermission |
| Answer» C. tasis | |
| 212. |
Interested mainly in a small group, country etc |
| A. | anatic |
| B. | atriotic |
| C. | nsular |
| D. | surer |
| Answer» D. surer | |
| 213. |
Yearly celebration of a date or an event |
| A. | entenary |
| B. | ubilee |
| C. | nniversary |
| D. | irthday |
| Answer» D. irthday | |
| 214. |
A written declaration made on oath in the presence of a magistrate |
| A. | oucher |
| B. | ossier |
| C. | ffidavit |
| D. | ocument |
| Answer» D. ocument | |
| 215. |
Science of bodily structure |
| A. | nthropology |
| B. | eurology |
| C. | ygiene |
| D. | natomy |
| Answer» E. | |
| 216. |
A person who is very fond of sensuous enjoyments |
| A. | picure |
| B. | toic |
| C. | usty |
| D. | edonist |
| Answer» B. toic | |
| 217. |
One who is neither intelligent nor dull |
| A. | olerable |
| B. | ommoner |
| C. | ediocre |
| D. | iligent |
| Answer» D. iligent | |
| 218. |
A slow-witted and incompetent person |
| A. | igger |
| B. | ud |
| C. | notty |
| D. | uffer |
| Answer» E. | |
| 219. |
A field or a part of a garden where fruit trees grow |
| A. | ark |
| B. | ursery |
| C. | ard |
| D. | rchard |
| Answer» E. | |
| 220. |
One who promotes the idea of absence of government of any kind, when every man should be a law unto himself |
| A. | narchist |
| B. | elligerent |
| C. | conoclast |
| D. | gnostic |
| Answer» B. elligerent | |
| 221. |
A thing or person behind time |
| A. | azy |
| B. | luggish |
| C. | ndolent |
| D. | ntiquated |
| Answer» E. | |
| 222. |
A person who is made to bear the blame due to others |
| A. | nnocent |
| B. | capegoat |
| C. | gnoramus |
| D. | incompoop |
| Answer» C. gnoramus | |
| 223. |
A funny imitation of a poem |
| A. | ounterfeit |
| B. | onnet |
| C. | aricature |
| D. | arody |
| Answer» E. | |
| 224. |
A person without manners or polish |
| A. | ustic |
| B. | aive |
| C. | oorish |
| D. | arbarian |
| Answer» B. aive | |
| 225. |
Person holding a scholarship at a university |
| A. | ntellectual |
| B. | edant |
| C. | cholar |
| D. | ursar |
| Answer» E. | |
| 226. |
A light sailing boat built especially for racing |
| A. | inghy |
| B. | anoe |
| C. | acht |
| D. | rigate |
| Answer» D. rigate | |
| 227. |
One who plays a game for pleasure and not professionally |
| A. | eteran |
| B. | layer |
| C. | onnoisseur |
| D. | mateur |
| Answer» E. | |
| 228. |
One filled with excessive and mistaken enthusiasm in cause |
| A. | artyr |
| B. | edant |
| C. | anatic |
| D. | atriot |
| Answer» D. atriot | |
| 229. |
The power of reading the thoughts of others |
| A. | sychopathy |
| B. | elecommunication |
| C. | sychology |
| D. | elepathy |
| Answer» E. | |
| 230. |
A person who forsakes religion |
| A. | harlatan |
| B. | postle |
| C. | enegade |
| D. | potheosis |
| Answer» D. potheosis | |
| 231. |
A person very hard to please |
| A. | bstinate |
| B. | nconquerable |
| C. | astidious |
| D. | nvincible |
| Answer» D. nvincible | |
| 232. |
An instrument for viewing objects at a distance |
| A. | icroscope |
| B. | elescope |
| C. | eriscope |
| D. | aleidoscope |
| Answer» C. eriscope | |
| 233. |
Member of a band of robbers |
| A. | acoit |
| B. | rigand |
| C. | hief |
| D. | irate |
| Answer» C. hief | |
| 234. |
Contempt of god |
| A. | thesim |
| B. | ihilism |
| C. | lasphemy |
| D. | gnosticism |
| Answer» D. gnosticism | |
| 235. |
A man who pays too much attention to his clothes and personal appearance |
| A. | nob |
| B. | uffer |
| C. | andy |
| D. | icentious |
| Answer» D. icentious | |
| 236. |
One who totally abstains from alcoholic drinks |
| A. | uritan |
| B. | amaritan |
| C. | edant |
| D. | eetotaller |
| Answer» E. | |
| 237. |
A house for storing grains |
| A. | ellar |
| B. | tore |
| C. | odown |
| D. | ranary |
| Answer» E. | |
| 238. |
One who robs smuggler of his smuggled goods after the border has been crossed |
| A. | irate |
| B. | alefactor |
| C. | ijacker |
| D. | hilanderer |
| Answer» D. hilanderer | |
| 239. |
Science of printing |
| A. | alligraphy |
| B. | ypography |
| C. | opography |
| D. | ryptography |
| Answer» C. opography | |
| 240. |
A man of odd habits |
| A. | ccentric |
| B. | ynical |
| C. | ntrovert |
| D. | oody |
| Answer» B. ynical | |
| 241. |
Wistful longing for something one has known in the past |
| A. | ysteria |
| B. | egalomania |
| C. | ostalgia |
| D. | ogomania |
| Answer» D. ogomania | |
| 242. |
Responsible according to law |
| A. | iable |
| B. | ligible |
| C. | egalised |
| D. | egitimate |
| Answer» B. ligible | |
| 243. |
A general pardon of political offenders |
| A. | arole |
| B. | orgiveness |
| C. | lemency |
| D. | mnesty |
| Answer» E. | |
| 244. |
Atonement for one's sins |
| A. | edemption |
| B. | epentance |
| C. | alvation |
| D. | xpiation |
| Answer» C. alvation | |
| 245. |
A political leader who tries to stir up people |
| A. | emagogue |
| B. | ictator |
| C. | tatesman |
| D. | artinet |
| Answer» B. ictator | |
| 246. |
Animals living on land and in water |
| A. | mbiguous |
| B. | mphibian |
| C. | morphous |
| D. | mbivalent |
| Answer» C. morphous | |
| 247. |
The science of judging a person's character, capabilities, etc. from an examination of the shape of his skull |
| A. | hysiology |
| B. | nthropology |
| C. | hrenology |
| D. | orphology |
| Answer» D. orphology | |
| 248. |
One who pretends illness to escape duty |
| A. | ruant |
| B. | alingerer |
| C. | ypocrite |
| D. | oncubine |
| Answer» C. ypocrite | |
| 249. |
Deriving pleasure from inflicting pain on others |
| A. | adism |
| B. | alevolence |
| C. | igotry |
| D. | asochism |
| Answer» B. alevolence | |
| 250. |
One whose attitude is: 'eat, drink and be merry' |
| A. | picurean |
| B. | ynic |
| C. | aterialistic |
| D. | toic |
| Answer» B. ynic | |