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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. |
Foolhardiness is the result of constant strains. |
| A. | xhaustion |
| B. | bstinacy |
| C. | ickness |
| D. | oolishness |
| Answer» E. | |
| 2. |
We cherish the tradition of bravery. |
| A. | evive |
| B. | earn |
| C. | dore |
| D. | mitate |
| Answer» D. mitate | |
| 3. |
The man did not relish his nearness to the tigress. |
| A. | njoy |
| B. | ike |
| C. | uess |
| D. | isk |
| Answer» B. ike | |
| 4. |
He enjoys vicarious authority. |
| A. | enuous |
| B. | imited |
| C. | elegated |
| D. | ide |
| Answer» D. ide | |
| 5. |
Ganpat finds it difficult to rear his family with the present income. |
| A. | upport |
| B. | ive |
| C. | ontrol |
| D. | upply |
| Answer» B. ive | |
| 6. |
After the acrimonious debate in the Lok Sabha, some memberas walked out. |
| A. | itter |
| B. | ively |
| C. | isgusting |
| D. | hort |
| Answer» B. ively | |
| 7. |
Everybody in the Assembly shouted and there was a pandemonium in the hall. |
| A. | rowd |
| B. | oise |
| C. | isorderly scene |
| D. | aughter |
| Answer» D. aughter | |
| 8. |
A million cinemas a year bring the same stale balderdash. |
| A. | dventure |
| B. | onsense |
| C. | hriller |
| D. | omance |
| Answer» C. hriller | |
| 9. |
All the streets looked just the same. |
| A. | ecisively |
| B. | ormally |
| C. | xactly |
| D. | imply |
| Answer» D. imply | |
| 10. |
Jawaharlal Nehru was an outstanding personality. |
| A. | nteresting |
| B. | otorious |
| C. | dmirable |
| D. | rominent |
| Answer» E. | |
| 11. |
The state finds itself in a bind in this matter as on many other issues. |
| A. | onflict |
| B. | uisance |
| C. | roblem |
| D. | epression |
| Answer» C. roblem | |
| 12. |
At the yesterday's meeting, he adopted a recalcitrant attitude. |
| A. | onciliatory |
| B. | bstinate |
| C. | ympathetic |
| D. | ourteous |
| Answer» C. ympathetic | |
| 13. |
Prashant likes his friend, Rishabh inspite of his little frailties. |
| A. | eaknesses |
| B. | ddities |
| C. | imidness |
| D. | ailures |
| Answer» D. ailures | |
| 14. |
During his meeting with the owners of the company he had a number of overtures. |
| A. | bservations |
| B. | ffers |
| C. | greements |
| D. | romises |
| Answer» C. greements | |
| 15. |
The man lived in a dilapidated house made of mud and bricks. |
| A. | rumbling |
| B. | ld |
| C. | hatched |
| D. | rashing |
| Answer» B. ld | |
| 16. |
As the jockey tried to ride the horse, it suddenly went berserk. |
| A. | roke |
| B. | alloping |
| C. | ild |
| D. | egan |
| Answer» D. egan | |
| 17. |
The traditional methods of doing things have now become obsolescent. |
| A. | armful |
| B. | bsolete |
| C. | nrewarding |
| D. | npopular |
| Answer» C. nrewarding | |
| 18. |
He did not make any attempt to placate her. |
| A. | lease |
| B. | acify |
| C. | erve |
| D. | atisfy |
| Answer» C. erve | |
| 19. |
He murdered the man without any qualms of conscience. |
| A. | esitation |
| B. | ang |
| C. | xcitement |
| D. | uriosity |
| Answer» B. ang | |
| 20. |
At the Hardy house there was great consternation when Aunt Gertrude saw Joe helping Frank up the stairs. |
| A. | urprise |
| B. | anic |
| C. | aity |
| D. | atisfaction |
| Answer» B. anic | |
| 21. |
He is just dabbling in politics to promote his business interests. |
| A. | ncluding |
| B. | articipating |
| C. | elping |
| D. | nterfering |
| Answer» C. elping | |
| 22. |
Due to the long lapse of time, I could not recognise my old friend. |
| A. | elay |
| B. | assage |
| C. | uration |
| D. | ovement |
| Answer» C. uration | |
| 23. |
We should abstain from casting aspersions on the character of our colleagues. |
| A. | racking |
| B. | landerous |
| C. | ritical |
| D. | hrow |
| Answer» E. | |
| 24. |
Now the fury of the demonstrators turned against the machines. |
| A. | sperity |
| B. | assion |
| C. | age |
| D. | crimony |
| Answer» D. crimony | |
| 25. |
Sanjay is going to pay the bill for the repairs. |
| A. | wn |
| B. | ay |
| C. | ear |
| D. | tand |
| Answer» C. ear | |
| 26. |
Instead of being arraigned in public, the child should be quietly interviewed in public. |
| A. | unished |
| B. | penly |
| C. | colded |
| D. | ndict |
| Answer» E. | |
| 27. |
Those who man government-run shops also have their palm greased. |
| A. | ontrol |
| B. | perate |
| C. | dminister |
| D. | ule |
| Answer» C. dminister | |
| 28. |
He has won great admiration amongst his students because of his verdant outlook. |
| A. | ide |
| B. | ptimistic |
| C. | resh |
| D. | ogical |
| Answer» D. ogical | |
| 29. |
It was on the behest of the officer that he made those improvements. |
| A. | uggestion |
| B. | rders |
| C. | ecommendation |
| D. | equest |
| Answer» C. ecommendation | |
| 30. |
It is not for lay readers to evaluate a great poet. |
| A. | earned |
| B. | rdinary |
| C. | dle |
| D. | xpert |
| Answer» C. dle | |
| 31. |
The arguments of the lawyer of the accused were so persuasive that the judge aquitted him. |
| A. | lever |
| B. | ogical |
| C. | loquent |
| D. | onvincing |
| Answer» E. | |
| 32. |
Ever since the death of his mother, my friend is utterly forlorn and wretched. |
| A. | rustrated |
| B. | onely |
| C. | earful |
| D. | loomy |
| Answer» C. earful | |
| 33. |
The raucous shouts of the audience forced the management to call off the show. |
| A. | npleasant |
| B. | oud |
| C. | arsh |
| D. | armful |
| Answer» D. armful | |
| 34. |
Sagacity increases with age. |
| A. | isdom |
| B. | ove |
| C. | aturity |
| D. | fficiency |
| Answer» B. ove | |
| 35. |
Forgetting their old enmity, they joined hands with a spirit of camaraderie. |
| A. | nimosity |
| B. | ove |
| C. | riendliness |
| D. | rust |
| Answer» D. rust | |
| 36. |
The tendency to act becomes ingrained in us only in proportion to the frequency with which such actions actually occur. |
| A. | ixed |
| B. | arked |
| C. | estined |
| D. | esired |
| Answer» B. arked | |
| 37. |
He did his job with scrupulous care. |
| A. | xact |
| B. | arvellous |
| C. | reat |
| D. | ttentive |
| Answer» E. | |
| 38. |
I don't mean to be flippant but there is no nice way to kill somebody in a war. |
| A. | rivolous |
| B. | ean |
| C. | esperate |
| D. | aughty |
| Answer» B. ean | |
| 39. |
He failed to savvy the full implications of the agreement that he had signed. |
| A. | emember |
| B. | emorise |
| C. | nderstand |
| D. | aste |
| Answer» D. aste | |
| 40. |
The defendant was grateful for the judge's clemency. |
| A. | atience |
| B. | ercy |
| C. | elaxed attitude |
| D. | oliteness |
| Answer» C. elaxed attitude | |
| 41. |
Ramlal is quite parsimonious by nature. |
| A. | ruel |
| B. | iserly |
| C. | rodigal |
| D. | aughty |
| Answer» C. rodigal | |
| 42. |
He was a vulpine person and so avoided by his neighbours. |
| A. | ndolent |
| B. | iserly |
| C. | aughty |
| D. | rafty |
| Answer» E. | |
| 43. |
If you want the quality of your writings to improve, then avoid redundant words. |
| A. | nwilling |
| B. | istaken |
| C. | rong |
| D. | nnecessary |
| Answer» E. | |
| 44. |
Many people feel queasy while travelling on a bus on hilly roads. |
| A. | neasy |
| B. | obile |
| C. | rowsy |
| D. | ynamic |
| Answer» B. obile | |
| 45. |
He had been living his life according to set pattern. |
| A. | erformance |
| B. | odel |
| C. | onduct |
| D. | ehaviour |
| Answer» C. onduct | |
| 46. |
The new government decided to rescind most of the decisions of its predecessor. |
| A. | ectify |
| B. | odify |
| C. | evoke |
| D. | econsider |
| Answer» D. econsider | |
| 47. |
A bone got stuck in his gullet. |
| A. | tomach |
| B. | olars |
| C. | hest |
| D. | hroat |
| Answer» E. | |
| 48. |
It is the Prime Minister's prerogative to appoint or dismiss a minister. |
| A. | unction |
| B. | onopoly |
| C. | uthority |
| D. | rivilege |
| Answer» E. | |
| 49. |
The benevolence of the God of Rain has seen a very successful monsoon this year too. |
| A. | ision |
| B. | orbidity |
| C. | indness |
| D. | ll-will |
| Answer» D. ll-will | |
| 50. |
Without science and the scientific spirit, we shall just drift along. |
| A. | ently |
| B. | ander |
| C. | autiously |
| D. | eacefully |
| Answer» C. autiously | |