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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. |
We were touched by the honesty of the beggar. |
| A. | mpressed |
| B. | oved |
| C. | urprised |
| D. | orrified |
| Answer» C. urprised | |
| 2. |
The dispute between India and Pakistan can only be settled through negotiations. |
| A. | eace |
| B. | onference |
| C. | uclear |
| D. | mposing |
| Answer» C. uclear | |
| 3. |
It was very perspicacious of the judicial investigation officer to find the cause of the problem so quickly. |
| A. | iscerning |
| B. | ysterious |
| C. | lever |
| D. | uick |
| Answer» B. ysterious | |
| 4. |
Millionaires become eccentric in their old age. |
| A. | rritable |
| B. | eculiar |
| C. | ull |
| D. | iserly |
| Answer» C. ull | |
| 5. |
Corruption stalks every sphere of national life. |
| A. | ervades |
| B. | enetrates |
| C. | ollutes |
| D. | oisons |
| Answer» B. enetrates | |
| 6. |
Success is achieved by the degree to which society is prepared to police itself. |
| A. | ppress |
| B. | erform |
| C. | ontrol |
| D. | uppress |
| Answer» B. erform | |
| 7. |
The school took us on a three days excursion to Goa. |
| A. | rip |
| B. | icnic |
| C. | isit |
| D. | ournament |
| Answer» B. icnic | |
| 8. |
The incident was a grim reflection of the bizarre things that go on in the village. |
| A. | ummary |
| B. | icture |
| C. | omment |
| D. | ortrait |
| Answer» C. omment | |
| 9. |
If you lack in magnanimity, all your wealth and luxury is useless. |
| A. | lanning |
| B. | urposive |
| C. | anagement |
| D. | enerosity |
| Answer» E. | |
| 10. |
The militant was nabbed at the airport. |
| A. | aught |
| B. | ursued |
| C. | rrested |
| D. | eaten |
| Answer» B. ursued | |
| 11. |
I found myself befogged in that situation. |
| A. | anicky |
| B. | uzzled |
| C. | urprised |
| D. | appy |
| Answer» C. urprised | |
| 12. |
If you don't care for the blemishes of his style, you will find that the writer has a powerful message to convey. |
| A. | xcellences |
| B. | ualities |
| C. | ccusations |
| D. | aults |
| Answer» E. | |
| 13. |
He has propensity for getting into debt. |
| A. | haracteristic |
| B. | uality |
| C. | endency |
| D. | ptitude |
| Answer» D. ptitude | |
| 14. |
Because of a family feud, he never spoke to his wife's parents. |
| A. | roblem |
| B. | uarrel |
| C. | risis |
| D. | rouble |
| Answer» C. risis | |
| 15. |
His sententious reply impressed the visitor. |
| A. | harp |
| B. | uick |
| C. | nsipid |
| D. | eaningful |
| Answer» E. | |
| 16. |
For New Delhi, it is time to re-examine its Pakistan policy and reduce the suspicion that it is trying to torpedo the talks. |
| A. | ttack |
| B. | uiet |
| C. | eaken |
| D. | efute |
| Answer» B. uiet | |
| 17. |
He was the only reckless worker in the entire staff. |
| A. | old |
| B. | ash |
| C. | ourageous |
| D. | aring |
| Answer» C. ourageous | |
| 18. |
The Principal's advice will prove salutary for the students. |
| A. | ncouraging |
| B. | emarkable |
| C. | eneficial |
| D. | armful |
| Answer» D. armful | |
| 19. |
Five year plans have been put into operation to mitigate the sufferings of the poor. |
| A. | essen |
| B. | emove |
| C. | educe |
| D. | ut |
| Answer» B. emove | |
| 20. |
He was dismissed from service because they found him dishonest. |
| A. | revented |
| B. | emoved |
| C. | etired |
| D. | topped |
| Answer» C. etired | |
| 21. |
The magazine was embellished with amusing articles. |
| A. | illed |
| B. | eplete |
| C. | dorned |
| D. | prinkled |
| Answer» D. prinkled | |
| 22. |
Seeds need sufficient water and air to germinate. |
| A. | row |
| B. | eproduce |
| C. | reed |
| D. | prout |
| Answer» E. | |
| 23. |
The story is too fantastic to be credible. |
| A. | raiseworthy |
| B. | eadable |
| C. | elievable |
| D. | alse |
| Answer» D. alse | |
| 24. |
The appointments were made quite judiciously. |
| A. | egally |
| B. | easonably |
| C. | awfully |
| D. | mpartially |
| Answer» C. awfully | |
| 25. |
The country's resources should be judiciously used. |
| A. | paringly |
| B. | easonably |
| C. | dequately |
| D. | mmensely |
| Answer» C. dequately | |
| 26. |
Kamini could not recollect the incident that had happened in her chilhood. |
| A. | emind |
| B. | ecall |
| C. | emorise |
| D. | ssemble |
| Answer» C. emorise | |
| 27. |
I wrote to him as lately as last week. |
| A. | ate |
| B. | ecently |
| C. | arly |
| D. | mmediately |
| Answer» C. arly | |
| 28. |
The scheme failed for want of adequate funds. |
| A. | ecessary |
| B. | ecommended |
| C. | equired |
| D. | ufficient |
| Answer» E. | |
| 29. |
I am afraid I cannot relate the details now. |
| A. | nstruct |
| B. | ecount |
| C. | ecollect |
| D. | ell |
| Answer» C. ecollect | |
| 30. |
The art movie I watched this evening has put me in a pensive mood. |
| A. | heerful |
| B. | eflective |
| C. | onfused |
| D. | epressed |
| Answer» C. onfused | |
| 31. |
Sumit neglected to remit the fees in time and therefore had to pay a fine. |
| A. | xempted |
| B. | efused |
| C. | ailed |
| D. | romised |
| Answer» D. romised | |
| 32. |
The Pandavas led an austere life in themountains. |
| A. | arsh |
| B. | eligious |
| C. | acking |
| D. | nsteady |
| Answer» D. nsteady | |
| 33. |
Her today's story was merely an exaggeration of what happened before my eyes. |
| A. | verstatement |
| B. | eproduction |
| C. | alsehood |
| D. | nderstatement |
| Answer» B. eproduction | |
| 34. |
People refuse to pay obeisance to people whom they do not accept as their leaders. |
| A. | ttention |
| B. | espect |
| C. | bedience |
| D. | ommand |
| Answer» C. bedience | |
| 35. |
Your explanation that your social commitments tie you down, does not convince me. |
| A. | eduction |
| B. | epletion |
| C. | estrictions |
| D. | bligations |
| Answer» E. | |
| 36. |
You will have to arrange for a provisional licence. |
| A. | ransient |
| B. | estricted |
| C. | outine |
| D. | emporary |
| Answer» E. | |
| 37. |
His unscrupulous act would only tantamount to ravage and destruction. |
| A. | ause |
| B. | esult |
| C. | qual |
| D. | epetitious |
| Answer» D. epetitious | |
| 38. |
She would take a deep sigh and lapse into silence. |
| A. | ass |
| B. | evert |
| C. | urn |
| D. | et |
| Answer» B. evert | |
| 39. |
I had to disclose the information due to some reasons. |
| A. | iscuss |
| B. | eview |
| C. | uppress |
| D. | xpose |
| Answer» E. | |
| 40. |
I was shocked at his crass behaviour. |
| A. | ndifferent |
| B. | igid |
| C. | tupid |
| D. | ifficult |
| Answer» D. ifficult | |
| 41. |
The tinned food that we bought in the way was all contaminated and spoiled. |
| A. | olluted |
| B. | otten |
| C. | dulterated |
| D. | oxious |
| Answer» B. otten | |
| 42. |
Harish ran the marathon race in less than two hours. |
| A. | ucceeded |
| B. | ushed |
| C. | ompleted |
| D. | cored |
| Answer» D. cored | |
| 43. |
He hardly works. |
| A. | trenuously |
| B. | carcely |
| C. | ostly |
| D. | rduously |
| Answer» C. ostly | |
| 44. |
The relics of the Roman rule are still extant in England. |
| A. | idden |
| B. | cattered |
| C. | xistent |
| D. | pread |
| Answer» D. pread | |
| 45. |
The boy was fired for continually coming late to school. |
| A. | eaten |
| B. | cold |
| C. | bused |
| D. | ismissed |
| Answer» E. | |
| 46. |
The cordial talks between the two foreign ministers cover the entire gamut of their relations. |
| A. | ange |
| B. | lobe |
| C. | phere |
| D. | erritory |
| Answer» B. lobe | |
| 47. |
I disdain those who tell lies. |
| A. | ondemn |
| B. | corn |
| C. | ate |
| D. | espise |
| Answer» D. espise | |
| 48. |
His command were so peremptory that we felt humiliated. |
| A. | pecious |
| B. | oignant |
| C. | ictatorial |
| D. | ough |
| Answer» D. ough | |
| 49. |
The pick pocket was brandishing a knife. |
| A. | sing |
| B. | ointing |
| C. | howing |
| D. | aving |
| Answer» E. | |
| 50. |
There is no efficacious remedy to unemployment problem in a country which has no ideological convictions. |
| A. | uitable |
| B. | ossible |
| C. | ffective |
| D. | roper |
| Answer» D. roper | |