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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. |
Reena's marriage . . . . . . . . Rajesh was tumultous. |
| A. | f |
| B. | ith |
| C. | etween |
| D. | o |
| Answer» C. etween | |
| 2. |
You must dispense . . . . . . . . his service. |
| A. | n |
| B. | t |
| C. | ith |
| D. | f |
| Answer» D. f | |
| 3. |
The higher you go, the more difficult it . . . . . . . . to breathe. |
| A. | as become |
| B. | ecomes |
| C. | s becoming |
| D. | ecame |
| Answer» C. s becoming | |
| 4. |
Please distribute these sweets . . . . . . . . the children. |
| A. | n |
| B. | etween |
| C. | mid |
| D. | mong |
| Answer» E. | |
| 5. |
. . . . . . . . the rain stopped, the play had to be suspended. |
| A. | ince |
| B. | hen |
| C. | ntil |
| D. | hile |
| Answer» D. hile | |
| 6. |
The mounting pressure was so overwhelming that he ultimately . . . . . . . . to her wish. |
| A. | greed in |
| B. | owed in |
| C. | ave in |
| D. | ielded in |
| Answer» D. ielded in | |
| 7. |
Sunita decided to set . . . . . . . . some time everyday for prayers. |
| A. | p |
| B. | n |
| C. | n |
| D. | side |
| Answer» E. | |
| 8. |
It is fourteen years since I . . . . . . . . him. |
| A. | aw |
| B. | ave seen |
| C. | id see |
| D. | ad seen |
| Answer» B. ave seen | |
| 9. |
In his . . . . . . . ., he followed the . . . . . . . . course. |
| A. | gony , funny |
| B. | gnorance , wrong |
| C. | urry , diversified |
| D. | redicament , proper |
| E. | ewilderment , appropriate |
| Answer» C. urry , diversified | |
| 10. |
The increasing revival of dramatic classics is, to one critic, . . . . . . . .; it seems to him a sign of the . . . . . . . . of the modern theatre. |
| A. | uspicious , resurgence |
| B. | eplorable , anaemia |
| C. | ncomprehensible , paradox |
| D. | stounding , vitality |
| Answer» C. ncomprehensible , paradox | |
| 11. |
He used to pray everyday, believing that as long as he . . . . . . . . so, he would be safe. |
| A. | s doing |
| B. | oes |
| C. | id |
| D. | ill do |
| Answer» D. ill do | |
| 12. |
We thought that she . . . . . . . . the job. |
| A. | ets |
| B. | s getting |
| C. | ill get |
| D. | ould get |
| Answer» E. | |
| 13. |
Kanak is endowed . . . . . . . . many great qualities. |
| A. | n |
| B. | ith |
| C. | f |
| D. | y |
| Answer» C. f | |
| 14. |
One should not be indifferent . . . . . . . . the sufferings of others. |
| A. | bout |
| B. | o |
| C. | f |
| D. | t |
| Answer» C. f | |
| 15. |
Besides other provisions, that shopkeeper deals . . . . . . . . cosmetics too. |
| A. | or |
| B. | t |
| C. | n |
| D. | ith |
| Answer» D. ith | |
| 16. |
The conference was successful, your style of presentation was . . . . . . . .; everyone liked it. |
| A. | aluable |
| B. | ifficult |
| C. | onducive |
| D. | onderful |
| E. | rustworthy |
| Answer» E. rustworthy | |
| 17. |
Freedom and equality are the . . . . . . . . rights of every human being. |
| A. | nalienable |
| B. | nscrutable |
| C. | ncalculable |
| D. | nstitutional |
| E. | nsufferable |
| Answer» B. nscrutable | |
| 18. |
. . . . . . . . eye witnesses, the news reporter gave a graphic description of how the fire broke. |
| A. | eporting |
| B. | bserving |
| C. | eeing |
| D. | uoting |
| E. | xamining |
| Answer» E. xamining | |
| 19. |
No country can . . . . . . . . to practice a constant, rigid foreign policy n view of the world power dynamics. |
| A. | bliviate |
| B. | nticipate |
| C. | fford |
| D. | nvisage |
| E. | isualise |
| Answer» D. nvisage | |
| 20. |
Even in today's modern society, people . . . . . . . . god to bring rains. |
| A. | rovoke |
| B. | voke |
| C. | ppeal |
| D. | ropitiate |
| E. | uperimpose |
| Answer» C. ppeal | |
| 21. |
The security for the Ministers has been . . . . . . . . up following the attack at a public meeting last evening. |
| A. | teered |
| B. | eared |
| C. | peeded |
| D. | loated |
| E. | eefed |
| Answer» F. | |
| 22. |
The villagers . . . . . . . . the death of their leader by keeping all the shops closed. |
| A. | nnounced |
| B. | rotested |
| C. | ourned |
| D. | onsoled |
| E. | venged |
| Answer» D. onsoled | |
| 23. |
His logic . . . . . . . . everyone, including the experts. |
| A. | eased |
| B. | efied |
| C. | urprised |
| D. | onfounded |
| E. | verwhelmed |
| Answer» D. onfounded | |
| 24. |
On his sudden demise, my emotions were so complicated that it was . . . . . . . . how I felt. |
| A. | nreasonable |
| B. | mpossible |
| C. | ntolerable |
| D. | nimaginable |
| E. | nexplicable |
| Answer» D. nimaginable | |
| 25. |
I will be leaving for Delhi tonight and . . . . . . . . to return by this week end. |
| A. | aiting |
| B. | lan |
| C. | oing |
| D. | ikely |
| E. | aking |
| Answer» C. oing | |
| 26. |
The improvement made by changes in the system was . . . . . . . . and did not warrant the large expenses. |
| A. | arge |
| B. | mall |
| C. | inute |
| D. | arginal |
| E. | ncertain |
| Answer» E. ncertain | |
| 27. |
Some people . . . . . . . . themselves into believing that they are indispensable to the organisation they work for. |
| A. | eep |
| B. | ool |
| C. | orce |
| D. | enigrate |
| E. | elude |
| Answer» F. | |
| 28. |
These essays are intellectually . . . . . . . . and represent various levels of complexity. |
| A. | evealing |
| B. | odern |
| C. | uperior |
| D. | emanding |
| E. | ersistent |
| Answer» D. emanding | |
| 29. |
He tried to . . . . . . . . smoking, but did not succeed. |
| A. | ut out |
| B. | ive up |
| C. | o away |
| D. | et away |
| Answer» C. o away | |
| 30. |
He has fallen . . . . . . . . with his partner. |
| A. | hrough |
| B. | ff |
| C. | ver |
| D. | ut |
| Answer» E. | |
| 31. |
Baggage can be covered . . . . . . . . loss or accident during travel. |
| A. | gainst |
| B. | or |
| C. | long |
| D. | ith |
| Answer» B. or | |
| 32. |
The sun . . . . . . . . at six this morning. |
| A. | ose |
| B. | aised |
| C. | rose |
| D. | roused |
| Answer» B. aised | |
| 33. |
One is struck by the realisation of being one with nature : a union of mind . . . . . . . . body. |
| A. | or |
| B. | n |
| C. | nd |
| D. | r |
| Answer» D. r | |
| 34. |
If only he . . . . . . . . told us the truth in the first place, things wouldn't have gone wrong. |
| A. | as |
| B. | ould have |
| C. | ad |
| D. | hould have |
| Answer» D. hould have | |
| 35. |
We will be late if we . . . . . . . . not leave now. |
| A. | o |
| B. | ill |
| C. | hall |
| D. | id |
| Answer» B. ill | |
| 36. |
I take interest . . . . . . . . film making. |
| A. | or |
| B. | ith |
| C. | o |
| D. | n |
| Answer» E. | |
| 37. |
As the festival approaches, the number of customers . . . . . . . . |
| A. | ill be increased |
| B. | ncreases |
| C. | ill have increased |
| D. | s increasing |
| Answer» C. ill have increased | |
| 38. |
Because of the heavy rain, the match was . . . . . . . . |
| A. | roken off |
| B. | allen off |
| C. | alled off |
| D. | et aside |
| Answer» D. et aside | |
| 39. |
By air you . . . . . . . . almost half the distance to Bombay before I reach back home by my car. |
| A. | ill cover |
| B. | hall have covered |
| C. | ould cover |
| D. | ould have covered |
| Answer» C. ould cover | |
| 40. |
Hardly had he arrived . . . . . . . . it started raining. |
| A. | fter |
| B. | han |
| C. | hen |
| D. | efore |
| Answer» D. efore | |
| 41. |
The bandit . . . . . . . . the traveller of his purse of gold and . . . . . . . . him grievously. |
| A. | natched , hurt |
| B. | tole , injured |
| C. | emanded , beat |
| D. | obbed , wounded |
| Answer» E. | |
| 42. |
He was so convinced that people were driven by . . . . . . . . motives that he believed there was no such thing as a purely . . . . . . . . act. |
| A. | ersonal , anti-social |
| B. | ersonal , eternal |
| C. | ltruistic , praiseworthy |
| D. | lterior , selfless |
| E. | entimental , divine |
| Answer» E. entimental , divine | |
| 43. |
The charges made in the system were so . . . . . . . .that they didn't require any . . . . . . . . |
| A. | ig , time |
| B. | enuine , intelligence |
| C. | arginal , expenses |
| D. | ertain , expertise |
| E. | bvious , modifications |
| Answer» F. | |
| 44. |
Instead of . . . . . . . ., prove your worth by . . . . . . . . something. |
| A. | egging , demanding |
| B. | alking , doing |
| C. | orrying , paying |
| D. | riting , reading |
| E. | onating , demanding |
| Answer» C. orrying , paying | |
| 45. |
She was . . . . . . . . because all her plans had gone . . . . . . . . |
| A. | lated , wild |
| B. | ejected , splendidly |
| C. | istraught , awry |
| D. | rustrated , magnificently |
| Answer» D. rustrated , magnificently | |
| 46. |
On a final consideration, Mr. Abererombie's book strikes us as singular . . . . . . . thought. |
| A. | ttributive |
| B. | ignificant |
| C. | ymptomatic |
| D. | vocative |
| Answer» E. | |
| 47. |
Health is too important to be . . . . . . . |
| A. | eglected |
| B. | etested |
| C. | espised |
| D. | iscarded |
| Answer» B. etested | |
| 48. |
The sun . . . . . . . at six this morning. |
| A. | rose |
| B. | ose |
| C. | roused |
| D. | aised |
| Answer» C. roused | |
| 49. |
. . . . . . . an accident, the train will arrive in time. |
| A. | esides |
| B. | ccepting |
| C. | espite |
| D. | arring |
| Answer» E. | |
| 50. |
It . . . . . . . to me that she was incurable. |
| A. | uggested |
| B. | lashed |
| C. | appened |
| D. | ccurred |
| Answer» E. | |