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This section includes 1524 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your English Skills Ability knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
401. |
"I have learnt a great deal working factories, and for a time I've never been a weaver. Here are my testimonials, Mr. Davis" |
A. | itnesses |
B. | estaments |
C. | okens |
D. | redentials |
Answer» E. | |
402. |
Synonym of ACCUSE |
A. | bsolve |
B. | xonerate |
C. | indicate |
D. | mpeach |
Answer» E. | |
403. |
Synonym of GRAPHIC |
A. | ague |
B. | istinct |
C. | ivid |
D. | onspicuous |
Answer» D. onspicuous | |
404. |
Synonym of CALUMNIATE |
A. | pprove |
B. | lander |
C. | arn |
D. | elay |
Answer» C. arn | |
405. |
Synonym of LAZE |
A. | bdicate |
B. | est |
C. | aste |
D. | ander |
Answer» C. aste | |
406. |
Synonym of EXTRAVAGANT |
A. | roud |
B. | xpensive |
C. | asteful |
D. | eckless |
Answer» D. eckless | |
407. |
Synonym of ACRID |
A. | irty |
B. | ilthy |
C. | nripe |
D. | itter |
Answer» E. | |
408. |
Synonym of TIMID |
A. | owardly |
B. | lucky |
C. | eteran |
D. | earful |
Answer» B. lucky | |
409. |
Synonym of ABRADE |
A. | cold |
B. | ttach |
C. | ear |
D. | wist |
Answer» D. wist | |
410. |
Synonym of LANGUOR |
A. | xcitement |
B. | rritation |
C. | eariness |
D. | gitation |
Answer» D. gitation | |
411. |
Synonym of OSTRACIZE |
A. | xclude |
B. | xpedite |
C. | elcome |
D. | nclude |
Answer» B. xpedite | |
412. |
Synonym of STUBBORN |
A. | asy |
B. | bstinate |
C. | illing |
D. | liable |
Answer» C. illing | |
413. |
Synonym of OPTIMISTIC |
A. | ptician |
B. | avourable |
C. | ishful |
D. | opeful |
Answer» E. | |
414. |
Synonym of UNDULATE |
A. | etard |
B. | ecrease |
C. | ave |
D. | lood |
Answer» D. lood | |
415. |
Synonym of LEVITATE |
A. | loat |
B. | ance |
C. | aver |
D. | arass |
Answer» B. ance | |
416. |
Synonym of ARTICULATE |
A. | istinct |
B. | ggressive |
C. | ayward |
D. | onfused |
Answer» B. ggressive | |
417. |
Synonym of ENERVATE |
A. | nergise |
B. | ure |
C. | eaken |
D. | alm |
Answer» D. alm | |
418. |
Synonym of FADE |
A. | uffer |
B. | all |
C. | ither |
D. | ose |
Answer» D. ose | |
419. |
Synonym of KEN |
A. | nowledge |
B. | rial |
C. | itness |
D. | gnorance |
Answer» B. rial | |
420. |
Synonym of INSIPID |
A. | ucid |
B. | ily |
C. | itty |
D. | lat |
Answer» E. | |
421. |
Synonym of DUBIOUS |
A. | traight |
B. | incere |
C. | ig zag |
D. | oubtful |
Answer» E. | |
422. |
The indiscriminate demand for mass consumption goods is deplorable. |
A. | esperate |
B. | ndifferentiated |
C. | iscreet |
D. | nsensitive |
Answer» C. iscreet | |
423. |
The thief outwitted the constable on some pretext and disappeared on the way to the police station. |
A. | efeated |
B. | rudent |
C. | heated |
D. | utmanoeuvred |
Answer» E. | |
424. |
That young is quite sanguine about the result of his competitive examination. |
A. | epressed |
B. | essimistic |
C. | nxious |
D. | ptimistic |
Answer» E. | |
425. |
He has a propensity for getting into debt. |
A. | endency |
B. | ptitude |
C. | haracteristic |
D. | uality |
Answer» B. ptitude | |
426. |
The pioneers left a blazing trial of courage, manliness and chivalry. |
A. | nventors |
B. | xplorers |
C. | olonialist |
D. | ettlers |
Answer» E. | |
427. |
The notice said that the meeting would begin precisely at 9.30 AM. |
A. | pproximately |
B. | xactly |
C. | naccurately |
D. | oncisely |
Answer» C. naccurately | |
428. |
he soldier displayed exceptional courage and saved Major from the enemy's hand. |
A. | voidable |
B. | nusual |
C. | trange |
D. | bnormal |
Answer» C. trange | |
429. |
Silence is mandatory for meditation to be effective. |
A. | ompulsory |
B. | ptional |
C. | oluntary |
D. | ermissive |
Answer» B. ptional | |
430. |
In spite of their efforts, the team of scientists could not make much headway to solve the problem. |
A. | rogress |
B. | hinking |
C. | fforts |
D. | tart |
Answer» B. hinking | |
431. |
The tablet alleviated the pain, and the patient was soon feeling much better. |
A. | itigated |
B. | oderated |
C. | emoved |
D. | ightened |
Answer» B. oderated | |
432. |
Many species of animals have become extinct during the last hundred years. |
A. | ggressive |
B. | on-existent |
C. | cattered |
D. | eeble |
Answer» C. cattered | |
433. |
I don't like alien fashions. |
A. | oreign |
B. | xtraneous |
C. | nusual |
D. | xotic |
Answer» B. xtraneous | |
434. |
Whatever opinion he give is sane. |
A. | ational |
B. | bscure |
C. | ild |
D. | rrogant |
Answer» B. bscure | |
435. |
Only those who are gullible take every advertisement seriously. |
A. | allible |
B. | nthusiastic |
C. | nsuspecting |
D. | nrealistic |
Answer» D. nrealistic | |
436. |
Quite often parents have to cut a sorry figure when their children display fractious reaction over trifles. |
A. | leasing |
B. | bsurd |
C. | omic |
D. | rritable |
Answer» E. | |
437. |
Hearing to the complaints of the villagers, the father would come and box his ears, and cuff him. |
A. | ock |
B. | buse |
C. | cold |
D. | lap |
Answer» E. | |
438. |
Everyone tries to avoid his company because he is in the habit of using too many jibes. |
A. | okes |
B. | buses |
C. | riticism |
D. | aunts |
Answer» E. | |
439. |
Her extraordinary stage performance should not be attributed to sheer fluke only. |
A. | vent |
B. | ccidence |
C. | hance |
D. | eeting |
Answer» D. eeting | |
440. |
The food we had to eat was incompatible to our needs. |
A. | armonising |
B. | ccording |
C. | orresponding |
D. | nsuitable |
Answer» E. | |
441. |
He was sentenced to four year's imprisonment. |
A. | unished |
B. | cquitted |
C. | ssigned |
D. | onvicted |
Answer» B. cquitted | |
442. |
Indian economy has always shown enough resilience in crisis. |
A. | trength |
B. | djustment |
C. | lasticity |
D. | iversity |
Answer» D. iversity | |
443. |
Vanity is often noticeable in a great leader. |
A. | esirable |
B. | dmirable |
C. | emarkable |
D. | isible |
Answer» E. | |
444. |
He was admonished for the delay. |
A. | ismissed |
B. | dmired |
C. | ensured |
D. | dvised |
Answer» D. dvised | |
445. |
It is risky to go beyond this barricade. |
A. | tupid |
B. | dventurous |
C. | azardous |
D. | nadvisable |
Answer» D. nadvisable | |
446. |
The old man was fond of giving homilies whenever we went to him with a problem. |
A. | lternatives |
B. | dvice |
C. | uggestions |
D. | ermon |
Answer» E. | |
447. |
Deepak employed my friend only when I agreed to avouch for his honesty. |
A. | ow |
B. | ffirm |
C. | ay |
D. | uarantee |
Answer» C. ay | |
448. |
I tried to persuade him to change his mind, but he remained adamant. |
A. | oolish |
B. | ggressive |
C. | tubborn |
D. | efensive |
Answer» D. efensive | |
449. |
Many species of animal have become extinct during the last hundred years. |
A. | eeble |
B. | ggressive |
C. | cattered |
D. | on-existent |
Answer» E. | |
450. |
The election campaign brings out the reality of the country in its most articulate form. |
A. | onfused |
B. | ggressive |
C. | istinct |
D. | ayward |
Answer» D. ayward | |