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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.
| 51. |
A book or picture produced merely to bring in money |
| A. | oney-spinner |
| B. | ot-hook |
| C. | ot-boiler |
| D. | lue-bird |
| Answer» D. lue-bird | |
| 52. |
Ridiculous use of words |
| A. | nomatopoeia |
| B. | alapropism |
| C. | eologism |
| D. | un |
| Answer» C. eologism | |
| 53. |
A sea abounding in islands |
| A. | trait |
| B. | rchipelago |
| C. | cean |
| D. | ulf |
| Answer» C. cean | |
| 54. |
A person who is bad in spelling |
| A. | alligraphist |
| B. | edant |
| C. | acographist |
| D. | inguist |
| Answer» D. inguist | |
| 55. |
A ride on someone else's back or shoulders |
| A. | unchback |
| B. | iggyback |
| C. | ickback |
| D. | uddle |
| Answer» C. ickback | |
| 56. |
A school for infants and young children |
| A. | chool |
| B. | ursery |
| C. | nfantile |
| D. | indergarten |
| Answer» E. | |
| 57. |
A place adjoining kitchen, for washing dishes etc. |
| A. | ellar |
| B. | ardrobe |
| C. | cullery |
| D. | antry |
| Answer» D. antry | |
| 58. |
A short walk for pleasure or exercise |
| A. | og |
| B. | troll |
| C. | allop |
| D. | romenade |
| Answer» C. allop | |
| 59. |
A cure for all diseases |
| A. | xorcism |
| B. | ncantation |
| C. | anacea |
| D. | ntibiotic |
| Answer» D. ntibiotic | |
| 60. |
Joint sovereignty exercised over country by two or more countries |
| A. | olonialism |
| B. | ntente |
| C. | andemonium |
| D. | ondominium |
| Answer» E. | |
| 61. |
Policy of a political party |
| A. | anifesto |
| B. | genda |
| C. | eport |
| D. | ircular |
| Answer» B. genda | |
| 62. |
A person who studies the formation of the earth |
| A. | eteorologist |
| B. | nthropologist |
| C. | eologist |
| D. | eismologist |
| Answer» D. eismologist | |
| 63. |
Words used in ancient times but no longer in general use now |
| A. | xtinct |
| B. | urrent |
| C. | odern |
| D. | rchaic |
| Answer» E. | |
| 64. |
Something which can be taken for granted |
| A. | octrine |
| B. | axim |
| C. | enet |
| D. | ostulate |
| Answer» E. | |
| 65. |
That which is perceptible by touch |
| A. | angible |
| B. | enacious |
| C. | ontagious |
| D. | ontingent |
| Answer» B. enacious | |
| 66. |
That which cannot be rectified or made good |
| A. | rreparable |
| B. | rrevocable |
| C. | rreconcilable |
| D. | rreplaceable |
| Answer» B. rrevocable | |
| 67. |
Government by all cannot ensure order. |
| A. | emocracy |
| B. | ureaucracy |
| C. | lutocracy |
| D. | antisocracy |
| Answer» E. | |
| 68. |
A nation engaged in war cannot attain high levels of excellence in cultural fields. |
| A. | ellicose |
| B. | elligerent |
| C. | mperialist |
| D. | ourageous |
| Answer» C. mperialist | |
| 69. |
The advertisement assured the public that the medicine would give backto the users, their youthful vigour and appearance. |
| A. | ejuvenate |
| B. | estore |
| C. | eplenish |
| D. | ender |
| Answer» B. estore | |
| 70. |
He does unpaid work for the Red Cross. |
| A. | onorific |
| B. | onest |
| C. | onorary |
| D. | onourable |
| Answer» D. onourable | |
| 71. |
The shelter for cow ought to be clean and well ventilated. |
| A. | utch |
| B. | yre |
| C. | angar |
| D. | ennel |
| E. | arracks |
| Answer» C. angar | |
| 72. |
The caretaker of a public building needs to a vigilant and an honest person. |
| A. | ustodian |
| B. | urator |
| C. | atchman |
| D. | ean |
| Answer» B. urator | |
| 73. |
During the Sultanate rule in India, men were not allowed to enter the women's part of dwelling. |
| A. | ardrobe |
| B. | antry |
| C. | arem |
| D. | nteroom |
| Answer» D. nteroom | |
| 74. |
Tuberculosis is a disease which spreads by contact. |
| A. | nfectious |
| B. | ontiguous |
| C. | atal |
| D. | ontagious |
| Answer» E. | |
| 75. |
The discovery of the instrument with lenses for making very small objects appear larger widened our scope of knowledge. |
| A. | elescope |
| B. | inoculars |
| C. | icroscope |
| D. | ioscope |
| Answer» D. ioscope | |
| 76. |
A soldier who fights for sake of money cannot be branded as courageous and patriotic. |
| A. | inecure |
| B. | onorary |
| C. | ercenary |
| D. | questrian |
| Answer» D. questrian | |
| 77. |
The stableman at the inn was the only witness to the murder. |
| A. | utler |
| B. | stler |
| C. | mposter |
| D. | ockey |
| Answer» C. mposter | |
| 78. |
Every person is not allowed to enter the place where public, government or historical records are kept. |
| A. | cullery |
| B. | antry |
| C. | rchives |
| D. | offer |
| Answer» D. offer | |
| 79. |
Rajiv Gandhi was awarded 'Bharat Ratna' after his death. |
| A. | phemeral |
| B. | osthumous |
| C. | xtempore |
| D. | aiden |
| Answer» C. xtempore | |
| 80. |
The officer was not willing to take a definite stand on that point. |
| A. | ague |
| B. | vasive |
| C. | mbiguous |
| D. | omplex |
| Answer» C. mbiguous | |
| 81. |
The complete eradication of poverty is an unreal and visionary ideal. |
| A. | editative |
| B. | antastic |
| C. | himerical |
| D. | ontemplative |
| Answer» D. ontemplative | |
| 82. |
The committee insisted on a total check on all social evils and he was the one who heralded the revolution. |
| A. | arbinger |
| B. | postate |
| C. | enegade |
| D. | postle |
| Answer» B. postate | |
| 83. |
Submarines operate below the surface of the seas. |
| A. | uperfluous |
| B. | urreptitious |
| C. | erspicacious |
| D. | ubterranean |
| Answer» E. | |
| 84. |
Virus is a biological entity which lives on another organism. |
| A. | ependant |
| B. | arasite |
| C. | ymbiotic |
| D. | lebiscite |
| Answer» C. ymbiotic | |
| 85. |
He is very careful and particular about everything he does. |
| A. | recise |
| B. | areless |
| C. | eticulous |
| D. | onscientious |
| Answer» D. onscientious | |
| 86. |
He spent a long time cutting all the waste paper into pieces. |
| A. | lashing |
| B. | ipping |
| C. | hredding |
| D. | isposing |
| Answer» D. isposing | |
| 87. |
A song sung at a burial |
| A. | legy |
| B. | de |
| C. | irge |
| D. | allad |
| Answer» D. allad | |
| 88. |
A story that can hardly be believed |
| A. | ictitious |
| B. | maginary |
| C. | oncocted |
| D. | ncredible |
| Answer» E. | |
| 89. |
One who travels from place to place |
| A. | tinerant |
| B. | endicant |
| C. | ourneyman |
| D. | ramp |
| Answer» B. endicant | |
| 90. |
That which cannot be done without |
| A. | rrevocable |
| B. | mpracticable |
| C. | ndispensable |
| D. | mpossible |
| Answer» D. mpossible | |
| 91. |
A person who betrays a friend |
| A. | raitor |
| B. | heat |
| C. | ypocrite |
| D. | isloyal |
| Answer» B. heat | |
| 92. |
A verse letter |
| A. | pistle |
| B. | pitaph |
| C. | antomime |
| D. | ay |
| Answer» B. pitaph | |
| 93. |
Open rebellion of soldiers and sailors against lawful authority |
| A. | evolt |
| B. | evolution |
| C. | utiny |
| D. | narchy |
| Answer» D. narchy | |
| 94. |
A perception without objective reality |
| A. | llusion |
| B. | llusion |
| C. | yspepsia |
| D. | allucination |
| Answer» E. | |
| 95. |
Land so surrounded by water as to be almost an island |
| A. | rchipelago |
| B. | sthmus |
| C. | eninsula |
| D. | agoon |
| Answer» D. agoon | |
| 96. |
Incapable of beingexplained or accounted for |
| A. | ncredible |
| B. | nexplicable |
| C. | nexplicit |
| D. | nexpressible |
| Answer» C. nexplicit | |
| 97. |
Room with toilet facilities |
| A. | uite |
| B. | eluxe |
| C. | avatory |
| D. | abin |
| Answer» D. abin | |
| 98. |
A list of explanation of words, especially unusual ones at the end of a book |
| A. | ppendix |
| B. | ndex |
| C. | lossary |
| D. | ibliography |
| Answer» D. ibliography | |
| 99. |
A tumour which is not likely to spread |
| A. | enign |
| B. | ocalised |
| C. | ead |
| D. | alignant |
| Answer» B. ocalised | |
| 100. |
People in a riot |
| A. | ndividual |
| B. | eparate |
| C. | ob |
| D. | ongregation |
| Answer» D. ongregation | |