Explore topic-wise MCQs in Verbal Ability.

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151.

After the dismal performance of the team in the series concluded yesterday, the captain offered his resignation to the president of the club.

A. poor
B. sorrowful
C. minimum
D. short
Answer» B. sorrowful
152.

We didn't believe in his statement, but subsequent events proved that he was right.

A. later
B. many
C. few
D. earlier
Answer» B. many
153.

The benevolence of the God of Rain has seen a very successful monsoon this year too

A. ill-will
B. kindness
C. morbidity
D. vision
Answer» C. morbidity
154.

Even though singing of ballads is no longer lucrative the Bhopas of Rajasthan continue to sing them in order to cherish the memory of their royal warriors.

A. tempting
B. attractive
C. profitable
D. honourable
Answer» D. honourable
155.

The poem is written in a very lucid style.

A. elaborate
B. clear
C. noble
D. intricate
Answer» C. noble
156.

When youngsters do not have good role-model to emulate they start searching for them amongst Sportsmen of Filmstars.

A. imitate
B. modify
C. mollify
D. inhabit
Answer» B. modify
157.

Incensed by his rude behaviour, the manager suspended the worker.

A. excited
B. inflamed
C. enraged
D. enthused
Answer» D. enthused
158.

Whatever the verdict of history may be, Chaplin will occupy a unique place in its pages.

A. judgement
B. voice
C. outcome
D. prediction
Answer» B. voice
159.

The base of an Indian Politicians is the group of sycophants around them who earn bad name for their leaders.

A. submissive
B. foppish
C. flatterers
D. jarnor
Answer» D. jarnor
160.

Catching snakes can be hazardous for people untrained in the art.

A. tricky
B. harmful
C. difficult
D. dangerous
Answer» E.
161.

Traffic being what it is, it is lamentable that our roads are unable to take the load.

A. unpardonable
B. deplorable
C. inexcusable
D. terrible
Answer» C. inexcusable
162.

INSOLVENT

A. Poor
B. Bankrupt
C. Penniless
D. Broke
Answer» C. Penniless
163.

Swift is known in the world of letters for his misogynism.

A. hate for mankind
B. hate for womankind
C. love for the reasonable
D. love for the womankind
Answer» C. love for the reasonable
164.

MASSACRE

A. Murder
B. Stab
C. Assassinate
D. Slaughter
Answer» E.
165.

The time I spent in the library was a most rewarding one.

A. profitable
B. paying
C. serviceable
D. precious
Answer» B. paying
166.

Being a member of this club, he has certain rights.

A. status
B. truth
C. virtues
D. privileges
Answer» E.
167.

VAGARY

A. Caprice
B. Emptiness
C. Enthusiasm
D. Truthfulness
Answer» B. Emptiness
168.

EVOCATIVE

A. Reminiscent
B. Inciting
C. Incendiary
D. Falsified
Answer» B. Inciting
169.

FLEDGLING

A. Inexperienced
B. Floundering
C. Hesitant
D. Genial
Answer» B. Floundering
170.

INDEFATIGABLE

A. Undefeatable
B. Fearless
C. Unflagging
D. Uninspiring
Answer» D. Uninspiring
171.

FORTITUDE

A. Luck
B. Courage
C. Stubbornness
D. Insignificance
Answer» C. Stubbornness
172.

JUDICIOUS

A. Acute
B. Irrational
C. Disconsolate
D. sensible
Answer» E.
173.

MANACLE

A. Fetter
B. Ornament
C. Spectacles
D. Order
Answer» B. Ornament
174.

CAPITULATE

A. Yield
B. Consolidate
C. Investment
D. Interest
Answer» B. Consolidate
175.

DIDACTIC

A. Insturctive
B. Despotic
C. Arrogant
D. Receptive
Answer» B. Despotic
176.

EMBATTLED

A. Aggressive
B. Besieged
C. Incursive
D. Discursive
Answer» C. Incursive
177.

Credulous

A. Funny
B. Silly
C. Innoccent
D. Gullible
Answer» E.
178.

Reassure

A. Comfort
B. Console
C. Inspire
D. Discourage
Answer» B. Console
179.

Forswear

A. Swear
B. Oath
C. Abuse
D. Forsake
Answer» E.
180.

Tribulation

A. palpitation
B. suffering
C. weakness
D. stimulation
Answer» C. weakness
181.

Labyrinth

A. Meandering
B. Rotating
C. Pacing
D. Wriggling
Answer» B. Rotating
182.

Deter

A. To hinder
B. To neglect
C. To disapprove
D. To differ
Answer» B. To neglect
183.

REVULSION

A. Apathy
B. Violence
C. Disgust
D. Avenge
Answer» D. Avenge
184.

Proposition

A. Intimation
B. Protestation
C. Proposal
D. Invitation
Answer» D. Invitation
185.

Pawn

A. Scrounge
B. Hire
C. Pledge
D. Sponge
Answer» D. Sponge
186.

Chastise

A. Upbraid
B. Monitor
C. Chase
D. Praise
Answer» B. Monitor
187.

Allure

A. Extol
B. Excite
C. Entice
D. Elicit
Answer» D. Elicit
188.

Invoice

A. Word
B. Sound
C. Statement
D. Language
Answer» D. Language
189.

Analogy

A. Difference
B. Comparison
C. Addition
D. Deletion
Answer» C. Addition
190.

Vociferous

A. Violent
B. Loud
C. Secret
D. True
Answer» C. Secret
191.

Annexure

A. Retirement
B. Commencement
C. Attachment
D. Development
Answer» D. Development
192.

Forbearance

A. Deliverance
B. Patience
C. Extravagance
D. Relevance
Answer» C. Extravagance
193.

Nonchalant

A. Imaginary
B. Casual
C. Neutral
D. Formal
Answer» C. Neutral
194.

Bequeath

A. Give
B. Disclose
C. Scold
D. Surround
Answer» B. Disclose
195.

Errand

A. Energy
B. Task
C. Mistake
D. Blunder
Answer» C. Mistake
196.

Accrue

A. Accumulate
B. Accommodate
C. Grow
D. Suffice
Answer» B. Accommodate
197.

Inclement

A. Selfish
B. Active
C. Unfavourable
D. Inactive
Answer» D. Inactive
198.

Genial

A. Cordial
B. Unselfish
C. Careful
D. Specific
Answer» B. Unselfish
199.

Eternal

A. Time being
B. Forever
C. Temporary
D. Short term
Answer» C. Temporary
200.

Revel

A. Reveal
B. Revert
C. Make Merry
D. Glory
Answer» D. Glory