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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.
| 1. |
Despite being in the career of singing for the last ten years, he has not been able to earn fame on account of his practice of borrowing ideas and words from others and using them as his own. |
| A. | daptation |
| B. | antomime |
| C. | mitation |
| D. | lagiarism |
| Answer» E. | |
| 2. |
The fashion of bell-bottomed trousers has become out of date. |
| A. | reposterous |
| B. | ebilitating |
| C. | bsolescent |
| D. | bstreperous |
| Answer» D. bstreperous | |
| 3. |
Those who pass through this gate without permission will be prosecuted. |
| A. | ypassers |
| B. | ulprits |
| C. | bsconders |
| D. | horoughfares |
| E. | respassers |
| Answer» F. | |
| 4. |
a man can be sentenced to death for killing another human being. |
| A. | ratricide |
| B. | egicide |
| C. | omicide |
| D. | enocide |
| Answer» D. enocide | |
| 5. |
The bus has to go back and forth every six hours. |
| A. | ravel |
| B. | un |
| C. | huttle |
| D. | ommute |
| Answer» E. | |
| 6. |
He is working in return for being taught the trade. |
| A. | isciple |
| B. | upil |
| C. | pprentice |
| D. | obriquet |
| Answer» D. obriquet | |
| 7. |
The automobile has tended to destroy without any trace the difference between rural and urban life. |
| A. | ancel |
| B. | egate |
| C. | bliterate |
| D. | ullify |
| Answer» D. ullify | |
| 8. |
Nowadays, we often come across cases of admission to institutions through counterfeit certificates and documents. |
| A. | toicism |
| B. | ugnacity |
| C. | pitaph |
| D. | orgery |
| Answer» E. | |
| 9. |
In the olden days, the king was considered all powerful. |
| A. | eteran |
| B. | mnipotent |
| C. | mnivorous |
| D. | mniscient |
| Answer» C. mnivorous | |
| 10. |
His father is a doctor who treats children and infants. |
| A. | ermatologist |
| B. | ynaecologist |
| C. | odiatrist |
| D. | aediatrician |
| Answer» E. | |
| 11. |
This process is a long one as it involves too much official formality. |
| A. | iplomacy |
| B. | ureaucracy |
| C. | epotism |
| D. | ed-tapism |
| Answer» E. | |
| 12. |
Not many people were impressed by a speech delivered without previous preparation. |
| A. | pilogue |
| B. | rologue |
| C. | oliloquy |
| D. | xtempore |
| Answer» E. | |
| 13. |
No theorem can be proved without using the statements which are taken for granted. |
| A. | axims |
| B. | enets |
| C. | ostulates |
| D. | tipulation |
| Answer» D. tipulation | |
| 14. |
Rajesh was a hater of learning and knowledge. |
| A. | isogynist |
| B. | isologist |
| C. | isanthropist |
| D. | ibliophile |
| Answer» C. isanthropist | |
| 15. |
We are looking forward to a good winter this year. |
| A. | ncouraging |
| B. | etting |
| C. | oping |
| D. | redicting |
| E. | isualising |
| Answer» D. redicting | |
| 16. |
The man's nervousness depicted that it was the first speech delivered by him. |
| A. | atin |
| B. | eroration |
| C. | aiden |
| D. | latitude |
| Answer» D. latitude | |
| 17. |
The conclusions derived from experiments showed deviation from common rule. |
| A. | eterogeneity |
| B. | nomaly |
| C. | nonymity |
| D. | trange |
| Answer» C. nonymity | |
| 18. |
I find that your views are not to my liking. |
| A. | bhorrent |
| B. | rritating |
| C. | ainful |
| D. | evolting |
| Answer» C. ainful | |
| 19. |
Both Buddha and Mahavira lived at the same time. |
| A. | imultaneous |
| B. | ontemporary |
| C. | oincident |
| D. | ynchronised |
| Answer» C. oincident | |
| 20. |
It is custom of Christianity to sing morning prayer in the church regularly. |
| A. | pilogue |
| B. | atin |
| C. | pitaph |
| D. | esper |
| Answer» C. pitaph | |
| 21. |
A loud talk or speech is never impressive. |
| A. | agniloquence |
| B. | arangue |
| C. | rudition |
| D. | alevolence |
| Answer» C. rudition | |
| 22. |
Study of environment is a newly evolving branch of science. |
| A. | eography |
| B. | thnology |
| C. | eology |
| D. | cology |
| Answer» E. | |
| 23. |
The most common local means of transport in British times was a two-wheeled cab for two to ride inside with driver mounted up behind. |
| A. | arriage |
| B. | agon |
| C. | ocomotive |
| D. | ansom |
| Answer» E. | |
| 24. |
Sunil was buying tickets at the counter when suddenly he noticed a lady's purse lying on the floor. |
| A. | eticule |
| B. | arasol |
| C. | estibule |
| D. | eil |
| Answer» B. arasol | |
| 25. |
The education in primitive gurukuls comprised mainly of telling the stories of old time gods or heroes. |
| A. | de |
| B. | pic |
| C. | llegory |
| D. | egend |
| Answer» E. | |
| 26. |
The servant had not even left the place when a sudden rush of wind blew away the clothes which he had just tried. |
| A. | reeze |
| B. | torm |
| C. | ale |
| D. | yphoon |
| E. | ust |
| Answer» F. | |
| 27. |
A careful preservation and protection od wildlife is the need of the hour. |
| A. | mbarkment |
| B. | romotion |
| C. | onservation |
| D. | anagement |
| E. | nhancement |
| Answer» D. anagement | |
| 28. |
You are requested to send a list of goods sent, with their prices along with the parcel so that the payment can be done immediately. |
| A. | genda |
| B. | nvoice |
| C. | atalogue |
| D. | nventory |
| Answer» C. atalogue | |
| 29. |
Ravi impressed everyone with his persuasive and fluent speech. |
| A. | iscourse |
| B. | xpression |
| C. | loquence |
| D. | ecture |
| Answer» D. ecture | |
| 30. |
We should always be grateful to one who has suffered for a great cause. |
| A. | anatic |
| B. | artyr |
| C. | evotee |
| D. | atriot |
| Answer» C. evotee | |
| 31. |
The form of madness which gives a person the idea that his importance is very great |
| A. | aroxysm |
| B. | egalomania |
| C. | nsanity |
| D. | raggart |
| Answer» C. nsanity | |
| 32. |
To move along with quick, short twistings |
| A. | wagger |
| B. | tumble |
| C. | riggle |
| D. | rawl |
| Answer» D. rawl | |
| 33. |
One who believes that everything is pre-destined |
| A. | essimist |
| B. | atalist |
| C. | almist |
| D. | strologer |
| Answer» C. almist | |
| 34. |
Word for word reproduction |
| A. | opying |
| B. | ugging |
| C. | erbatim |
| D. | hotostat |
| Answer» D. hotostat | |
| 35. |
Part-song for several voices without instrumental accompaniment |
| A. | allad |
| B. | adrigal |
| C. | anegyric |
| D. | imerick |
| Answer» C. anegyric | |
| 36. |
A person who collects coins |
| A. | hilatelist |
| B. | umismatist |
| C. | arcissist |
| D. | atalist |
| Answer» C. arcissist | |
| 37. |
A person who is property of another and bound to serve him |
| A. | ondsman |
| B. | lave |
| C. | ervant |
| D. | ubordinate |
| Answer» C. ervant | |
| 38. |
Elderly woman in charge of a girl on social occasions |
| A. | pinster |
| B. | atron |
| C. | haperon |
| D. | handler |
| Answer» D. handler | |
| 39. |
Anything which destroys the effect of poison |
| A. | erum |
| B. | ntiseptic |
| C. | eromycin |
| D. | ntidote |
| Answer» E. | |
| 40. |
A person who is more interested in himself rather than anything that is going on around him |
| A. | goist |
| B. | xtrovert |
| C. | ntrovert |
| D. | ccentric |
| Answer» D. ccentric | |
| 41. |
A person who hates women |
| A. | isanthropist |
| B. | asochist |
| C. | isogynist |
| D. | isogamist |
| Answer» D. isogamist | |
| 42. |
One who draws maps and charts |
| A. | exicographer |
| B. | apper |
| C. | artographer |
| D. | raphologist |
| Answer» D. raphologist | |
| 43. |
That which cannot be understood |
| A. | llegible |
| B. | nintelligible |
| C. | nknown |
| D. | ndecipherable |
| Answer» C. nknown | |
| 44. |
Unreasoning enthusiasm for the glorification of one's country |
| A. | ommunism |
| B. | mperialism |
| C. | atriotism |
| D. | hauvinism |
| Answer» E. | |
| 45. |
Stage between boyhood and youth |
| A. | uberty |
| B. | dolescence |
| C. | nfancy |
| D. | aturity |
| Answer» C. nfancy | |
| 46. |
Story told to illustrate a moral or spiritual truth |
| A. | idactic |
| B. | arable |
| C. | aragon |
| D. | aradigm |
| Answer» C. aragon | |
| 47. |
A tube filled at one end with mirrors and pieces of coloured glass which shows many coloured patterns when turned |
| A. | aleidoscope |
| B. | eriscope |
| C. | icroscope |
| D. | yroscope |
| Answer» B. eriscope | |
| 48. |
Deviation or departure from common rule or standard |
| A. | eterogeneity |
| B. | nomaly |
| C. | nanimity |
| D. | nonymity |
| Answer» C. nanimity | |
| 49. |
One who resides in a country of which he is not a citizen |
| A. | lien |
| B. | ative |
| C. | rimitive |
| D. | rodigal |
| Answer» B. ative | |
| 50. |
Incapable of being wounded |
| A. | nvulnerable |
| B. | nvincible |
| C. | nfallible |
| D. | mpregnable |
| Answer» B. nvincible | |