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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. |
He did not hesitate to pester the sleeping mother when he wanted money. |
| A. | hake |
| B. | ake |
| C. | rouble |
| D. | isturb |
| Answer» D. isturb | |
| 2. |
The father advised his errant son not to maunder about but do something worthwhile. |
| A. | rouble |
| B. | ander |
| C. | un |
| D. | lay |
| Answer» C. un | |
| 3. |
The minister tried to assure the people regarding their safety. |
| A. | onvince |
| B. | arn |
| C. | rovide |
| D. | rotect |
| Answer» B. arn | |
| 4. |
The novel was so interesting that I was oblivious of my surroundings. |
| A. | ndifferent |
| B. | atchful |
| C. | ware |
| D. | nmindful |
| Answer» E. | |
| 5. |
The inspector was a vigilant young man. |
| A. | mart |
| B. | atchful |
| C. | mbitious |
| D. | ntelligent |
| Answer» C. mbitious | |
| 6. |
Grandfather has been getting feeble of late. |
| A. | all |
| B. | eak |
| C. | iseased |
| D. | mall |
| Answer» C. iseased | |
| 7. |
The affluence of most visiting Arabs is astonishing. |
| A. | stentation |
| B. | ealth |
| C. | nfluence |
| D. | ndeavour |
| Answer» C. nfluence | |
| 8. |
The device which measures earthquakes is called the Richter scale. |
| A. | revents |
| B. | eighs |
| C. | auges |
| D. | alculates |
| Answer» C. auges | |
| 9. |
Whatever opinion he gives is sane. |
| A. | rrogant |
| B. | ild |
| C. | bscure |
| D. | ational |
| Answer» E. | |
| 10. |
It was presumptuous of him to make a remark in the assembly. |
| A. | idiculous |
| B. | nthoughtful |
| C. | elf-confident |
| D. | mbiguous |
| Answer» D. mbiguous | |
| 11. |
Plants that grow and exist in deserts have highly specialized means of adapting themselves to the arid environment. |
| A. | nproductive |
| B. | seless |
| C. | ithering |
| D. | ry |
| Answer» E. | |
| 12. |
Everyone in the bazaar turned to stare at the visitor and his preposterous dress. |
| A. | ompous |
| B. | ague |
| C. | bsurd |
| D. | trange |
| Answer» D. trange | |
| 13. |
The kingdom suffered a constant threat from certain predatory tribes. |
| A. | ild |
| B. | iolent |
| C. | ebellious |
| D. | lundering |
| Answer» E. | |
| 14. |
The ship was caught in the tempest and all but the captain were drowned. |
| A. | ad weather |
| B. | iolent storm |
| C. | yphoon |
| D. | hirlpool |
| Answer» C. yphoon | |
| 15. |
It was pure fabrication with an eye for a sensation. |
| A. | bservation |
| B. | ish |
| C. | esire |
| D. | im |
| Answer» E. | |
| 16. |
It was a facetious remark which totally failed to make any impression. |
| A. | rrelevant |
| B. | oking |
| C. | econciliatory |
| D. | eaningless |
| Answer» C. econciliatory | |
| 17. |
The sight moved him to pity and compunction. |
| A. | onfusion |
| B. | onder |
| C. | egret |
| D. | nger |
| Answer» D. nger | |
| 18. |
He spent his whole life caught up in mundane matters. |
| A. | oolish |
| B. | orldly |
| C. | nconsequential |
| D. | riminal |
| Answer» C. nconsequential | |
| 19. |
The community is agog with speculation about the fate of the money collected. |
| A. | xcited |
| B. | orried |
| C. | epressed |
| D. | nnoyed |
| Answer» B. orried | |
| 20. |
The man succumbed to his injuries the day following the day of accident. |
| A. | urrendered |
| B. | ielded |
| C. | ell down |
| D. | ied |
| Answer» C. ell down | |
| 21. |
Synonym of COMPETENCE |
| A. | fficiency |
| B. | ompetition |
| C. | bility |
| D. | ompensation |
| Answer» D. ompensation | |
| 22. |
Synonym of ADMIT |
| A. | ecide |
| B. | ealise |
| C. | ccept |
| D. | ommit |
| Answer» D. ommit | |
| 23. |
Synonym of MYSTIQUE |
| A. | ame |
| B. | eputation |
| C. | dmirable |
| D. | opularity |
| Answer» D. opularity | |
| 24. |
Synonym of MIRTH |
| A. | orrow |
| B. | nthusiasm |
| C. | dventure |
| D. | erriment |
| Answer» E. | |
| 25. |
Synonym of JEOPARDY |
| A. | nmity |
| B. | anger |
| C. | dventure |
| D. | agic |
| Answer» C. dventure | |
| 26. |
Synonym of CAVEAT |
| A. | ispute |
| B. | hallenge |
| C. | dvice |
| D. | arning |
| Answer» E. | |
| 27. |
Synonym of RAP |
| A. | ransfer |
| B. | riticise |
| C. | dvise |
| D. | articipate |
| Answer» C. dvise | |
| 28. |
Synonym of IMPREGNATE |
| A. | onceal |
| B. | uffer |
| C. | ffect |
| D. | onclude |
| Answer» D. onclude | |
| 29. |
Synonym of AMICABLE |
| A. | nteresting |
| B. | oving |
| C. | ffectionate |
| D. | riendly |
| Answer» E. | |
| 30. |
"I have learnt a great deal working in factories, and for a time I've been a weaver. Here are my testimonials, Mr. Davis." |
| A. | redentials |
| B. | okens |
| C. | estaments |
| D. | itnesses |
| Answer» B. okens | |
| 31. |
Many people buy charms and talismans because they think they will bring them luck. |
| A. | mulets |
| B. | okens |
| C. | ards |
| D. | tones |
| Answer» B. okens | |
| 32. |
The story which Gaurav narrated was very exciting. |
| A. | isclosed |
| B. | old |
| C. | evealed |
| D. | xplained |
| Answer» C. evealed | |
| 33. |
The obstacles seem to be insurmountable, but no one should doubt what this fearless woman can accomplish. |
| A. | chieve |
| B. | nsuperable |
| C. | all |
| D. | rivial |
| Answer» C. all | |
| 34. |
During negotiations, the Managing director remained obdurate. |
| A. | damant |
| B. | ough |
| C. | o-operative |
| D. | lexible |
| Answer» B. ough | |
| 35. |
Only my neighbour succoured me during my illness. |
| A. | ourished |
| B. | reated |
| C. | ided |
| D. | ttended |
| Answer» D. ttended | |
| 36. |
He whirled round in a trice, with a revolver in his hand. |
| A. | ircle |
| B. | rifle |
| C. | nstant |
| D. | urry |
| Answer» D. urry | |
| 37. |
The international community may begin to doubt the credentials of the largest democracy in the world. |
| A. | nreliable |
| B. | rustworthiness |
| C. | rinciples |
| D. | apacity |
| Answer» C. rinciples | |
| 38. |
It is quite unseemly that person should so behave with his elders. |
| A. | hildish |
| B. | gly |
| C. | iscourteous |
| D. | mproper |
| Answer» E. | |
| 39. |
All the characters in the novel are fictitious. |
| A. | nreliable |
| B. | nbelievable |
| C. | nreal |
| D. | eal |
| Answer» D. eal | |
| 40. |
After his graduation, he had to pass through a period of privation. |
| A. | ardship |
| B. | ncertainty |
| C. | rosperity |
| D. | rivacy |
| Answer» B. ncertainty | |
| 41. |
The Government must do something about the runaway increase in prices. |
| A. | npardonable |
| B. | ncontrollable |
| C. | nreasonable |
| D. | nflationary |
| Answer» C. nreasonable | |
| 42. |
The indiscriminate demand for mas consumption goods is deplorable. |
| A. | iscreet |
| B. | ndifferentiated |
| C. | esperate |
| D. | nsensitive |
| Answer» D. nsensitive | |
| 43. |
India is still a virgin land exploring its tourism potential. |
| A. | ndone |
| B. | nexplored |
| C. | ncouth |
| D. | nexploited |
| Answer» E. | |
| 44. |
I don't see why he should be so obsequious to his brother just because the latter is rich. |
| A. | ind |
| B. | nfriendly |
| C. | ervile |
| D. | ffensive |
| Answer» D. ffensive | |
| 45. |
This group is quite heterogeneous some are very rich while some are very poor. |
| A. | ontradictory |
| B. | niform |
| C. | onfusing |
| D. | aried |
| Answer» E. | |
| 46. |
There is not a single word that is redundant in the report. |
| A. | ombastic |
| B. | nimportant |
| C. | lowery |
| D. | ot needed |
| Answer» E. | |
| 47. |
Quite unabashed, he began his scholarly lecture on what was obvious to everyone. |
| A. | nashamed |
| B. | nimpressed |
| C. | nnerved |
| D. | nchecked |
| Answer» B. nimpressed | |
| 48. |
Synonym of CONGREGATION |
| A. | ombination |
| B. | void |
| C. | ssembly |
| D. | ollection |
| Answer» D. ollection | |
| 49. |
Synonym of PREDICT |
| A. | xplain |
| B. | oretell |
| C. | ssert |
| D. | bserve |
| Answer» C. ssert | |
| 50. |
Synonym of REPRISAL |
| A. | ppreciation |
| B. | etaliation |
| C. | ssessment |
| D. | ompensation |
| Answer» C. ssessment | |