| Subject English | |||
|---|---|---|---|
For each question, there are four alternatives. Choose the one which can be best substituted for the given words. | |||
| 1801. The plants and vegetation of a region - | |||
| Fauna | |||
| Flora | |||
| Landscape | |||
| Climate | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1802. One who hates mankind - | |||
| Misanthrope | |||
| Philanthropist | |||
| Lover | |||
| Hatter | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1803. One who collects postage stamps - | |||
| Stamp Collector | |||
| Vendor | |||
| Lexicographer | |||
| Philatelist | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1804. A person claiming to be superior in culture and intellect to others - | |||
| Elite | |||
| Aristocrat | |||
| Highbrow | |||
| Intellectual | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1805. A Mediator is - | |||
| A thoughtful person | |||
| A Middle man | |||
| a media expert | |||
| A settler of disputes | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1806. Identify the incorrect spelling - | |||
| Contmination | |||
| Conjunction | |||
| Connotation | |||
| Commotion | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1807. The appropriate meaning of the phrase ‘smell a rat’ is - | |||
| Bad smell | |||
| presence of thief | |||
| make difficult | |||
| suspect something | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1808. What is the verb of the word ‘shortly’ - | |||
| short | |||
| shorter | |||
| shorten | |||
| shortness | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1809. The examination _____ before I reached the hall. | |||
| had started | |||
| had been started | |||
| has started | |||
| did started | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1810. A synonym for ‘celebrity’ is - | |||
| Politician | |||
| Superstar | |||
| Efficient Officer | |||
| Amicable person | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1811. I wish I ____ the wing of a bird. | |||
| have | |||
| had | |||
| owned | |||
| could have | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1812. Which one is abstract noun? | |||
| boy | |||
| child | |||
| family | |||
| childhood | |||
| Ans. | |||
Direction: Select from alternatives, the word that is most closely opposite in meaning to word given in capital letters. | |||
| 1813. USURP | |||
| rise rapidly | |||
| usefully | |||
| produce quickly | |||
| own rightfully | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1814. DISCORDANT | |||
| harsh | |||
| different | |||
| harmonious | |||
| separate | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1815. INSOUCIANCE | |||
| indifferent | |||
| composure | |||
| interest | |||
| slumber | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1816. GRANDIOSE | |||
| pretentious | |||
| brilliant | |||
| egoistic | |||
| modest | |||
| Ans. | |||
Direction: Select from the alternatives, the words that conveys the same meaning as the word given in capital letters. | |||
| 1817. INDOLENT | |||
| casual | |||
| lethargic | |||
| boring | |||
| disinterested | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1818. HALCYON | |||
| luminous | |||
| gentle | |||
| motionless | |||
| peaceful | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1819. OBDURATE | |||
| careless | |||
| contrary | |||
| callous | |||
| stubborn | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1820. ENIGMATIC | |||
| pithy | |||
| Puzzling | |||
| complicated | |||
| illusive | |||
| Ans. | |||
Direction: Choose the one that best expressed the meaning of the given idiom/phrase. | |||
| 1821. The Bill was passed by the Parliament in the teeth of opposition. | |||
| in the face of | |||
| by force of | |||
| cooperation | |||
| assistance | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1822. I have a bone to pick with you in this matter. | |||
| am angry | |||
| selfish motive | |||
| selfless motive | |||
| desire | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1823. Harassed by repeated acts at injustice, he decided to his his foot down. | |||
| not to yield | |||
| resign | |||
| withdraw | |||
| none of these | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1824. He was in a brown study and did not seem to catch my point. | |||
| in his study room | |||
| absorbed in reading | |||
| absent-minded | |||
| in a state shock | |||
| Ans. | |||
| 1825. They set the two friends by the ear and then enjoyed the fun. | |||
| made friends | |||
| to provoke to quarrel | |||
| to bring in agreement | |||
| none of these | |||
| Ans. | |||
| Total Question : | 25 |
| Total Hit : | 0 |
| Correct : | 0 |
| Wrong/Cheat : | 0 |