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Sr. No.Quiz TypeQuiz NameQuestionAnswer-1Answer-2Answer-3Answer-4IPEdit
1One Word SubstitutionTest 10

Q10. A hater of knowledge and learning

Bibliophile Philologist Misologist Misogynist 103.94.57.3
2One Word SubstitutionTest 10

Q9. A substance in the blood tending to neutralize matter that is harmful

Antidote Antibiotic Antiseptic Antibody 157.34.107.181
3One Word SubstitutionTest 10

Q8. A hundred-year-old man

Century Centurion Cent Centenarian 157.34.107.181
4One Word SubstitutionTest 10

Q7. The killing of one man by another man

Suicide Homicide Fillicide Insecticide 157.34.107.181
5One Word SubstitutionTest 10

Q6. A broad road bordered with trees

Boudoir Avenue Boulevard Facade 157.34.107.181
6One Word SubstitutionTest 10

Q5. The absence of government

Misrule Unruly Anarchy Chaos 157.34.107.181
7One Word SubstitutionTest 10

Q4. The cessation of warfare before signing a treaty

Armistice Truce Suspension Ceasefire 157.34.107.181
8One Word SubstitutionTest 10

Q3. One who cannot be changed or reformed

Invulnerable Hardened Incurable Incorrigible 157.34.107.181
9One Word SubstitutionTest 10

Q2. The yearly return of a date

Birthday Recurrence Anniversary Ceremony 157.34.107.181
10One Word SubstitutionTest 10

Q1. Living for years and years

Perennial Permanent Annual Continuous 157.34.107.181
11One Word SubstitutionTest 9

Q10. A place to bury dead bodies

Catacomb Crypt Cemetery Sepulcher 157.34.107.181
12One Word SubstitutionTest 9

Q9. One who is habitually good to others

Helper Altruist Angel Humanitarian 157.34.107.181
13One Word SubstitutionTest 9

Q8. One who comes to settle in a country

Tourist Emigrant Immigrant Visitor 157.34.107.181
14One Word SubstitutionTest 9

Q7. Handwriting by which cannot be easily read

Illegible Legible Lucid Edible 157.34.107.181
15One Word SubstitutionTest 9

Q6. An office for which no salary is paid

Hospitable Free Honorary Gratis 157.34.107.181
16One Word SubstitutionTest 9

Q5. More than enough in amount or capacity

Derisory Ample Inadequate Liberal 157.34.107.181
17One Word SubstitutionTest 9

Q4. A Government-run by a dictator is termed as

Autocracy Democracy Oligracy Theocracy 157.34.107.181
18One Word SubstitutionTest 9

Q3. One who loves mankind is called

Optimist Philanthropist Optometrist Truant 157.34.107.181
19One Word SubstitutionTest 9

Q2. The mania for stealing articles

Hypomania Stelomania Kleptomania Logomania 157.34.107.181
20One Word SubstitutionTest 9

Q1. A person living permanently in a certain place

Resident Native Domicile Subject 157.34.107.181
21One Word SubstitutionTest 8

Q10. A person who renounces the world and practices self-discipline in order to attain salvation

Sceptic Ascetic Devotee Antiquarian 157.34.107.181
22One Word SubstitutionTest 8

Q9. One who abandons his religious faith

Apostate Prostate Profane Agnostic 157.34.115.59
23One Word SubstitutionTest 8

Q8. In a state of tension or anxiety or suspense

Off balance Depressed Diffused On tenterhooks 157.34.115.59
24One Word SubstitutionTest 8

Q7. A small shop that sells fashionable clothes, cosmetics, etc.

Store Stall Boutique Booth 157.34.115.59
25One Word SubstitutionTest 8

Q6. A remedy for all diseases

Stoic Marvel Panacea Recompense 157.34.115.59
26One Word SubstitutionTest 8

Q5. One who is not easily pleased by anything

Maiden Mediaeval Fastidious Precarious 27.56.230.239
27One Word SubstitutionTest 8

 Q3. A drawing on transparent paper

Red print Blue print Negative Transparency 27.56.230.239
28One Word SubstitutionTest 8

Q4. Words inscribed on tomb

Epitome Epistle Epilogue Epitaph 27.56.230.239
29One Word SubstitutionTest 8

Q2. One who possesses many talents

Versatile Newbie Exceptional Gifted 27.56.230.239
30One Word SubstitutionTest 8

Q1. One who has little faith in human sincerity and goodness.

Egoist Fatalist Stoic Cynic 27.56.230.239
31One Word SubstitutionTest 7

Q10. A person pretending to be somebody he is not

Magician Rogue Liar Imposter 27.56.230.239
32One Word SubstitutionTest 7

Q9. Leave or remove from a place considered dangerous.

Evade Evacuate Avoid Exterminate 27.56.230.239
33One Word SubstitutionTest 7

Q8. List of the business or subjects to be considered at a meeting

Schedule Timetable Agenda Plan 27.56.230.239
34One Word SubstitutionTest 7

Q7. A style in which a writer makes a display of his knowledge.

Pedantic Verbose Pompous Ornate 27.56.230.239
35One Word SubstitutionTest 7

Q6. A collection of books accepted as holy scripture.

Canon Clad Stratum Stump 27.56.230.239
36One Word SubstitutionTest 7

Q5. Someone who acts as an assistant.

Rampart Aide Tarry Noob 27.56.230.239
37One Word SubstitutionTest 7

Q4. Examine thoroughly and in great depth.

Raiment Tout Plumb Canto 27.56.230.239
38One Word SubstitutionTest 7

Q3. A person who is not conversant with a particular activity or skill.

Bier Muggle Cabby Deism 157.34.35.144
39One Word SubstitutionTest 7

Q2. Avoid or try to avoid fulfilling, answering, or performing.

Ravel Surly Waive Parry 157.34.35.144
40One Word SubstitutionTest 7

Q1. One who is fond of fighting.

Bellicose Aggressive Belligerent Militant 157.34.35.144
41Cloze TestTest 10

Q5. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Subjugated Arranged Frittered Hindered 47.9.193.249
42Cloze TestTest 10

Q4. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Eternal Clinical Inspirational Honorable 47.9.193.249
43Cloze TestTest 10

Q3. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Rewarded Awarded Exchanged Reciprocated 47.9.193.249
44Cloze TestTest 10

Q2. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Hopelessness Restlessness Melancholy Question 47.9.193.249
45Cloze TestTest 10

The wisdom of Birbal was (Q1_____) during the reign of Emperor Akbar. The king once asked him to distribute three hundred coins in such a way that he gets a hundred gold coins there in that life; a hundred gold coins in the other world and another hundred gold coins neither here nor there. While everyone was in a maze of confusion and (Q2_____) Birbal went out to do the task. Birbal said, “I gave a hundred coins to a merchant for the wedding of his son to satisfy the first condition as the money you spend on friends is returned or (Q3_____) in some form or the other. The money I spent on buying food and clothing for the poor – you will get it in the other world as the money spent on charity gets converted into blessings from God which will be your (Q4_____) property. The money I spent on the musical concert – you will get neither here nor there as the money spent on pleasures is just (Q5_____) away.”

Q1. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Famous Popular Unparalleled Discussed 47.9.193.249
46Cloze TestTest 9

Q5. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Release Releasing Released Will be released 47.9.193.249
47Cloze TestTest 9

Q4. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Wasteful Hogwash Wasting Rubbish 47.9.193.249
48Cloze TestTest 9

Q3. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Innards Facades Central Inefficiency 47.9.193.249
49Cloze TestTest 9

Q2. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Neither Either Not only But also 47.9.193.249
50Cloze TestTest 9

The use of plastic has become part of a (Q1______) in which those who consume and litter are not supposed to be responsible for (Q2_____) cleaning after themselves or to bother about what will happen to the waste they are producing. The (Q3_____) of this kind of lifestyle is reflected in the festering garbage in the over spilling landfill sites, with the height of the Ghazipur landfill in Delhi touching 65 meters. Such (Q4_____) dumps are emerging as a serious threat to life with leachates in the mixed and untreated waste contaminating water and the carcinogenic pollution (Q5_____) when it is set to fire.

Q1. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Creativity Traditions Cultural Culture 47.9.193.249
51Cloze TestTest 8

Q5. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

acknowledge suggest actuate inspire 47.9.193.249
52Cloze TestTest 8

Q4. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

deplete plunge declined weaken 47.9.193.249
53Cloze TestTest 8

Q3. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

adverse opposing corrupt rejected 47.9.193.249
54Cloze TestTest 8

Q2. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

better significant plausible higher 47.9.193.249
55Cloze TestTest 8

Recently the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) released separate reports on poverty. The World Bank (Q1______) its benchmark of extreme poverty by 25 cents from $ 1 per person per day to $1.25 per person a day. The ADB announced an even (Q2_____) benchmark of $1.35 per person a day. These new benchmarks are based on surveys in the world’s poorest countries. Experts often like to claim that poverty has declined because of economic growth in India and China. This is wrong and (Q3_____). In the past twenty-five years, the poverty rate in India has (Q4______) by less than one – percentage point a year. Whether we use a poverty line of $1 per person per day or $1.25 per person per day makes little difference. The number of poor in India is large. The purpose of these statistics is not to dispute them but to (Q5______) whether the benefits of economic growth are being shared with the poor.

Q1. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

released edited printed issue 47.9.193.249
56Cloze TestTest 7

Q5. Find the appropriate word in each case.

concern apathy pattern insouciance 47.9.193.249
57Cloze TestTest 7

Q4. Find the appropriate word in each case.

besides more addition beside 47.9.193.249
58Cloze TestTest 7

Q3. Find the appropriate word in each case.

accord truce commend combat 47.9.193.249
59Cloze TestTest 7

Q2. Find the appropriate word in each case.

created bent arisen forego 47.9.193.249
60Cloze TestTest 7

All over the world, rights related to information technology that are already legally recognised are daily being violated, (Q1_____) in the name of economic advancement, political stability, or personal greed and interests. Violations of these rights have (Q2_____) new problems in human social systems, such as the digital divide, cybercrime, digital security, and privacy concerns, all of which have affected people’s lives either directly or indirectly. It is important that countries come up with guidelines for action to (Q3_____) the incidences of malicious attacks on the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of electronic data and systems, computer-related crimes, content-related offences and violations of intellectual property rights. (Q4_____), threats to critical infrastructure and national interests arising from the use of the internet for criminal and terrorist activities are growing (Q5_____).

Q1. Find the appropriate word in each case.

scarcely whether and for 47.9.193.249
61Cloze TestTest 6

Q5. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Prosperous Magnanimous Kaput Scabrous 47.9.193.249
62Cloze TestTest 6

Q4. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Insouciance Ennui Alliance Impassivity 47.9.193.249
63Cloze TestTest 6

Q3. Find the appropriate word in each case

Jangle Cacophony Discord Symphony 47.9.193.249
64Cloze TestTest 6

Q2. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Pretermitting Breaching Patrolling Spurning 47.9.193.249
65Cloze TestTest 6

At the end of his rousing speech to the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quoted Walt Whitman to indicate that there was a “new symphony in play” between India and the U.S. The past two years bear out such lyricism in the bilateral relationship. Defence ties have been dissuaded (Q1______) in three ways: in defence burking (Q2_____) procurement from the U.S. as well as co-development projects, which are worth over $14 billion; incoordination, cooperation and sharing of information between the two defence forces; and increasingly, on the idea of working together on operations on piracy and peacekeeping. However, it is the strategic relationship, with India’s positioning on non-alignment, that is the most dramatic score in the dissension (Q3______). Although the Centre has drawn the line at an estrangement (Q4_____) and “joint patrols”, it is clear from the joint vision statement signed in New Delhi last year that the Modi government intends to move closer to the U.S. on defence issues. In recognition, during Mr. Modi’s visit, the U.S. declared India a “major defence partner”, a designation specially created to describe this new relationship and one that is just short of a military alliance. In 2005, Manmohan Singh told the U.S. Congress of how “India’s growth and prosperity are in American interest”, and the heavy lifting has yielded annual bilateral trade of $107 billion now. On Wednesday, Mr. Modi took the theme forward by saying, “A stronger and bereft (Q5_____) India is in America’s strategic interest.”

Q1. â€‹Find the appropriate word in each case.

Forfended Consolidated Precluded Expostulated 47.9.193.249
66Cloze TestTest 5

Q5. Find the appropriate word in each case.

versatility reactivity stability mobility 157.42.53.101
67Cloze TestTest 5

Q4. Find the appropriate word in each case.

facilitating urging transporting declining 157.42.53.101
68Cloze TestTest 5

Q3. Find the appropriate word in each case.

coercion compulsory emancipation liberationist 47.9.193.249
69Cloze TestTest 5

Q2. Find the appropriate word in each case.

concludes addresses ensures alters 157.42.53.101
70Cloze TestTest 5

Banks have a long history and have (Q1_____) economies and politics for centuries. The development of central banks, responsible for the monetary policy of their country and with supervisory powers over banks, (Q2_____) that financial institutions do not behave recklessly or fraudulently. In most countries, the central bank is state-owned and has a minimal degree of (Q3____) to allow for the possibility of government intervention in monetary policy. While commercial banks serve individuals and businesses, (Q4_____) the flow of money and thus supporting economic transactions, the central bank's function is to maintain the economy (Q5_____) by storing and regulating the flow of money, much as various organs in the human body regulate the production and flow of blood, including the production and flow of red and white blood cells, to support the health of the body as a whole.

Q1.Find the appropriate word in each case.

reflected influenced amended untouched 157.42.53.101
71Cloze TestTest 4

Q5. Find the appropriate phrase in each case.

Authority made . Autocracy rose Regiment showed Sovereignty displayed 157.42.53.101
72Cloze TestTest 4

Q4. Find the appropriate phrase in each case.

And praised as And vilified as And were renowned And libeled as 157.42.53.101
73Cloze TestTest 4

Q3. Find the appropriate phrase in each case.

As to where it was condemned When it was obscured Where it was celebrated Where it was obliterated 157.42.53.101
74Cloze TestTest 4

Q2. Find the appropriate phrase in each case.

Trot and gently Slide and unexpectedly Drop and gradually Rise and vigorously 157.42.53.101
75Cloze TestTest 4

A guillotine is an apparatus designed for efficiently (Q1______) by beheading. The device consists of a tall, upright frame in which a weighted and angled blade is raised to the top and suspended. The condemned person is secured with stocks at the bottom of the frame, positioning the neck directly below the blade. The blade is then released, too quickly (Q2______) decapitate the victim with a single, clean pass so that the head falls into a basket below. The device is best known for its use in France, in particular during the French Revolution (Q3______) as the people's avenger by supporters of the revolution (Q4_____) the preeminent symbol of the Reign of Terror by opponents. The name dates from this period, but similar devices had been used elsewhere in Europe over several centuries. The display of severed heads had long been one of the most common ways a European (Q5______) its power to its subjects.

Q1. Find the appropriate phrase in each case.

 

Carrying out executions Implementing laws and orders Ratifying agreements Paying patronage 157.42.53.101
76Cloze TestTest 3

Q5. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Accredited Assuaged Immediate Retrospective 157.42.53.101
77Cloze TestTest 3

Q4. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Still While As if But 157.42.53.101
78Cloze TestTest 3

Q3. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Paved Languished Skimped Delineated 157.42.53.101
79Cloze TestTest 3

Q2. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Simmering Evincing Delineating Rendering 157.42.53.101
80Cloze TestTest 3

Why are Indian farmers internally (Q1______) in revolt? The question has been raised by many after the recent farmers’ march to Mumbai and enduring (Q2_______) rebellions across the States in recent years. No doubt, agriculture is one segment of the economy on which vote-conscious governments haven’t grieved  (Q3______) on outlays. Over the years, Central governments have allocated ever-rising sums towards procurement, input subsidies, and rural employment schemes, although (Q4_____) States have periodically announced loan waivers. But that farmer protests have persisted, and even intensified (Q5_____), perhaps shows that many of these schemes aren’t addressing the right set of problems. The reasons for agricultural distress have changed quite dramatically in recent years.

Q1. Find the appropriate word in each case.

Exclusively Perpetually Variably Eloquently 157.42.53.101
81Cloze TestTest 2

Q5. Find the appropriate word in each case.

complications manifestations reflections influences 157.42.53.101
82Cloze TestTest 2

Q4. Find the appropriate word in each case.

affects cautioned harms alleged 157.42.53.101
83Cloze TestTest 2

Q3. Find the appropriate word in each case.

creep haunt wander lurk 157.42.53.101
84Cloze TestTest 2

Q2. Find the appropriate word in each case.

sight finding detail peep 157.42.53.101
85Cloze TestTest 2

The cyberattack on Britain’s healthcare services network was almost like an Alfred Hitchcock movie where the opening scene establishes the tone for the rest of the film. As researchers warn against malware ‘Judy’ that targets your smartphone, it becomes the third major global cyber attack this month after ‘Ransomware’ that Q1.______(entered) international systems. Foreign media reported how Ransomware caused operations to be canceled at hospitals, ambulances to be diverted and medical records to be held at ransom. And while this threat was tackled, the incident gives us a Q2.______ (sneak) in the dangers that Q3._______(stay) in the dark corners of the net and its potential to cause life-threatening damage. Earlier this year, the United States Food and Drug Administration had warned of this sort of attack being unleashed through medical devices. A medical device is as vulnerable to security breaches as any other, it Q4.______(exclaimed). The vulnerability increases as medical devices are increasingly connected to the internet, hospital networks, and other medical devices, the US regulator had said. Think of a situation where your blood sugar readings are linked directly to your doctor or the medical records are all uploaded on to the internet. And, what if the readings are altered? The Q5._______ (ramifications) this can have on automated medication, interpretation of medical readings, etc, can be life-threatening.

Q1. Find the appropriate word in each case.

cracked breached violated corrupted 157.42.53.101
86Cloze TestTest 1

Q5. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Advancement Proceed Grow Increment 157.42.53.101
87Cloze TestTest 1

Q4. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Case Complaint Plea Petitions 157.42.53.101
88Cloze TestTest 1

Q3. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Get Qualify Passed Prepare 157.42.53.101
89Cloze TestTest 1

Q2. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Until Upto For Somehow 157.42.53.101
90Cloze TestTest 1

It took the Delhi High Court to set right last week a largely inexplicable instance of official gender (Q1______): it ruled that the Indian Navy must grant permanent commission to women as well, as the Army and the Air Force had to do following a 2010 order by a different bench of the same court. (Q2______) now, women could qualify only for the Navy’s Short Service Commission with tenure of up to 14 years; this made them ineligible for pension and often unable to find other work they were qualified for, virtually midway through their working lives. Following the latest ruling, women who (Q3______) for a permanent commission will be able to work until the age of 54, as their male counterparts do. The 19 women who filed (Q4______) before the court argued that they had received the same training as their male counterparts and worked for a comparable number of years in different departments, but could go no further for the only reason that they were women. The High Court rightly ruled that it could not support any provision that would restrain the professional (Q5_____) of women. Grant of the permanent commission would allow women to rise in rank along with the men, and gain pay parity.

Q1. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Bias Equality Discrimination Rights 157.42.53.101
91One Word SubstitutionTest 6

Q10. To complain bitterly

Tread Rail Gale Suffrage 157.34.210.151
92One Word SubstitutionTest 6

Q9. Directly opposed or contrasted; mutually incompatible.

Antithetical Dire Omnibus Annul 157.34.210.151
93One Word SubstitutionTest 6

Q8. Green with grass or other rich vegetation.

Gulp Malaise Percolate Verdant 157.34.210.151
94One Word SubstitutionTest 6

Q5. Indefinitely many; a lot of.

Umpteen Spur Pogrom Pauperdom 157.34.210.151
95One Word SubstitutionTest 6

Q7. A person who receives a legacy.

Ruckus Legatee Din Priggish 157.34.210.151
96One Word SubstitutionTest 6

Q6. A strong believer.

Apostle Aborigines Volte-face Emissary 157.34.210.151
97One Word SubstitutionTest 6

Q4. To involve deeply in an argument, conflict, or difficult situation.

Embroil Clique Requiem Repository 157.34.210.151
98One Word SubstitutionTest 6

Q3. The part of a theatre stage in front of the curtain.

Rhetoric Proscenium Hag 157.34.210.151
99One Word SubstitutionTest 6

Q2. Making or characterized by a hissing sound.

Sibilant Slough Sprint Turnkeys 157.34.210.151
100One Word SubstitutionTest 6

Q1. Someone who is excessively concerned with his or her own health.

Vandal Valetudinarian Turnstile Tempo 157.34.210.151
101One Word SubstitutionTest 5

Q10. A person who insists on something

Disciplinarian Stickler Instantaneous Boaster 157.34.210.151
102One Word SubstitutionTest 5

Q9. A person of good understanding knowledge and reasoning power

Expert Intellectual Snob Literate 157.34.210.151
103One Word SubstitutionTest 5

Q8. That which cannot be corrected

Unintelligible Indelible Illegible Incorrigible 157.34.210.151
104One Word SubstitutionTest 5

Q7. Extreme old age when a man behaves like a fool

Imbecility Senility Dotage Superannuation 157.34.210.151
105One Word SubstitutionTest 5

Q6. Something that can be carried easily

Relatable Cartable Portable Potable 157.34.210.151
106One Word SubstitutionTest 5

Q5. One who does not take any alcoholic drink

Vegetarian Forestaller Teetotaller Saint 157.34.210.151
107One Word SubstitutionTest 5

Q4. One who collects stamps

Biblist Philatelist Dualist Vocalist 157.34.210.151
108One Word SubstitutionTest 5

Q3. A person skilled in foreign languages

Foreigner Altruist Translator Linguist 157.34.210.151
109One Word SubstitutionTest 5

Q2. Sleeping rooms with several beds especially in a college or institution

Dormitory Monitory Citatory Fumitory 157.34.210.151
110One Word SubstitutionTest 5

Q1. Custodian of a museum

Aerator Orator Curator Corroborator 157.34.210.151
111One Word SubstitutionTest 4

Q10. Study of the evolution of mankind

Topology Anthropology Chronology Analogy 157.34.210.151
112One Word SubstitutionTest 4

Q9. A large group of insects moving in a mass

Suede Swamp Swarm Storm 157.34.210.151
113One Word SubstitutionTest 4

Q8. That which cannot be seen through

Luminous Translucent Opaque Transparent 157.34.210.151
114One Word SubstitutionTest 4

Q7. A government-run by a dictator

Democracy Autocracy Aristocracy Bureaucracy 157.34.210.151
115One Word SubstitutionTest 4

Q6. A building where animals are killed for meat

Abeam Abate Abacus Abattoir 157.34.210.151
116One Word SubstitutionTest 4

Q5. One who journeys to a holy place

Pilgrim Begrime Megrim Grim 157.34.210.151
117One Word SubstitutionTest 4

Q4. A great lover of books

Biography Bibliography Bibliophile Biblical 157.34.210.151
118Choose appropriate wordsTest 4

Q3. A speech delivered without any previous preparation

Dialogue Extempore Elocution Dialect 157.34.210.151
119One Word SubstitutionTest 4

Q2. Things that are of the same kind and of the same dimensions.

Endogenous Exogenous Heterogeneous Homogenous 157.34.210.151
120One Word SubstitutionTest 4

Q1. A disease that attacks many people in a particular area at one time

Academic Sardonic Epidemic Phonic 157.34.210.151
121One Word SubstitutionTest 3

Q10. A place where one lives permanently

Homicide Domicile Reconcile Docile 27.56.249.92
122One Word SubstitutionTest 3

Q9. The art of writing or solving codes

Polygraph Anemograph Autograph Cryptograph 27.56.249.92
123One Word SubstitutionTest 3

Q8. Intimidation by threat

Coercion Collision Confusion Scion 27.56.249.92
124One Word SubstitutionTest 3

Q7. An event causing sudden damage or suffering

Anastrophe Apostrophe Catastrophe Antistrophe 27.56.249.92
125One Word SubstitutionTest 3

Q6. Set in the wrong time or period

Antiphonic Anachronistic Analogy Anarchy 27.56.249.92
126One Word SubstitutionTest 3

Q5. A home for children without parents

Homage Orphanage Residence Nursery 27.56.249.92
127One Word SubstitutionTest 3

Q4. A person who travels on foot

Traveler Pilgrim Pedestrian Jogger 27.56.249.92
128One Word SubstitutionTest 3

Q3. The act of intentionally killing oneself

Homicide Genocide Regicide Suicide 27.56.249.92
129One Word SubstitutionTest 3

Q2. A person who does not eat meat

Herbivore Vegetarian Carnivore Non-vegetarian 157.34.227.56
130One Word SubstitutionTest 3

Q1. A woman whose spouse is dead

Divorced Widow Connoisseur Married 157.34.227.56
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Q10. A place where dead bodies are kept for identification

Hospital Dispensary Clinic Morgue 157.34.11.233
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Q9. A book that contains information on various subjects

Dictionary Novel Thesaurus Encyclopedia 157.34.11.233
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Q8. A person employed to drive a private or hired car

Transporter Courier Owner Chauffeur 157.34.11.233
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Q7. A nursery where children are cared for while their parents are at work

Home Creche School Fleche 157.34.11.233
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Q6. Fear of confined places

Claustrophobia Packophobia Acrophobia Altophobia 157.34.11.233
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Q5. Life history of a person written by that person

Topography Biography Autobiography Flexography 157.34.11.233
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Q4. A place for clothes

Disrobe Garment Textile Wardrobe 157.34.11.233
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Q3. Something easily broken

Fertile Futile Docile Fragile 157.34.11.233
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Q2. An instrument to measure temperature

Thermometer Barometer Microscope Manometer 157.34.11.233
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Q1. A geometrical figure with eight sides

Parallelogram Hexagon Pentagon Octagon 157.34.11.233
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Q10. A person who sacrifices his life for a cause

Soldier Revolutionary Martyr Patriot 157.34.10.189
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Q9. A person who speak many languages

Bilinguar Multilingual Linguist Grammar 157.34.10.189
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Q8. One which cannot be seen

Opaque Unseen Invisible Vulnerable 157.34.10.189
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Q7. Things that cannot be believed

Incredible Insatiable Annoyable Vulnerable 157.34.10.189
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Q6. A Government by the Nobles

Democracy Bureaucracy Aristocracy Autocracy 157.34.10.189
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Q5. The Government wing responsible for making Rule

Judiciary Legislature Executive Court 157.34.10.189
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Q4. Incapable of being seen through

Brittle Opaque Ductile Transparent 157.34.10.189
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Q3. Things that cannot be read

Illegible Legible Negligible Corrigible 157.34.10.189
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Q2. Practice having more than one husband

Polygamy Polygyny Polytrophy Polyandry 157.34.10.189
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Q1. The Study of Ancient Societies

Anthropology History Archaeology Etymology 157.34.10.189
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Q10. modicum of food and economic security (A)/ in the fragile and uncertain lives (B)/ of poor people in Jharkhand, the (C)/ public distribution the system provides a (D)/

CBDA BCDA BACD DABC 27.56.215.39
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Q9. in handling issues and grievances of affected farmers (A)/ the other, remained insensitive (B)/ fertile land forcefully and, on (C)/ on the one hand, the state grabbed (D)/ 

DACB DBAC CBDA DCBA 27.56.215.39
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Q8. and upholds a tradition of dissent which is (A)/ in line with protecting the rights of (B)/JNU promotes a diverse yet inclusive campus (C)/ free speech and promoting the values of a democracy (D)/

CABD CBDA DCBA BACD 27.56.215.39
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Q10. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement on Independence Day that Ayushman Bharat / will be launched formally on September 25 sends out the signal that the government (A) / is finally recognizing the link between (B) / or the National Health Protection Mission (C) / health care and economic development (D)

CADB ACBD ABCD CABD 27.56.215.39
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Q10. It is a common trait in a few humans/ from the misfortune of others and (A) / to gain solace (B) / them feel good only for that instant (C) / feeling good in wicked joy but such instincts can make (D)

BCAD BDAC ACDB BADC 27.56.215.39
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Q9. India's significance on the / became a founder member of the League of Nations  (A)  / conditions of war and India (B) / history rather than by the pomp and (C) / international stage was moulded by (D)

DBCA DCBA BDAC ACDB 27.56.215.39
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Q8. There are no winners or losers / at the end of a war, while there are (A)  / only those who were dead and then the unlucky ones (B) /and those who survived are constantly drowned in (C) /tidal waves of guilt, regret, and pain of losing loved ones (D)

DBCA BCAD BDAC ACDB 157.34.242.167
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Q7. One fine day Pandavas and Draupadi / and felt as if their own lives (A)  / Krishna had gone back to his original abode ( B) / heard the news that (C)  / were of no use (D).

CBAD DBAC BCDA CABD 157.34.242.167
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Q6. The whole curriculum was/make desired modifications (A) /so that the participants could (B) /    announced by the higher authorities (C) /before the competition starts (D)

ADCB BCDA CBAD CBDA 157.34.242.167
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Q5. The move to subsidize sugar exports, without/ areas unsuited for the crop, will tide (A) / any move to discourage cane cultivation in (B) /only to further misallocate resources (C) / over an immediate political problem. (D)

BADC CADB BDAC ACDB 157.34.242.167
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Q4. Orissa’s is an outstanding example of learning / acquired the hard way with (A) / every reason to share the expertise (B) / to cope with disasters, and there is (C) / other Indian states and other nations. (D)

DBCA CADB BDAC CBAD 157.34.242.167
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Q3. With greater segmentation of credit and different kinds of / large banks that can lend to large companies (A) / as small finance banks, regional banks, non-banking financial companies, and fintech serving (B) / banks catering to different customer classes such (C) / the small borrowers, India can do with a few more (D)

DBCA CBDA BDAC CDBA 157.34.242.167
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Q2. Global conditions do matter, but / come internally, instead of (A) / India is uniquely placed as a large economy (B) / depending on export markets (C) / whose major activity, wealth- and job-creation (D)

DBCA BCAD BDAC ACDB 157.34.242.167
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Q1. The Cabinet decision last week to set up the International Coalition / towards tackling climate and other environmental (A) / for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure is yet (B) / crises confronting the world (C) /  another leadership effort by India (D) /

DBCA BCAD BDAC ACDB 157.34.242.167
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Q9. the government should instead (A)/ take steps to ensure the effective implementation (B)/ of the labour laws that protected the rights (C)/ of workers and provide them some benefits (D)/

BDCA DBCA CADB CDAB 157.34.242.167
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Q8. energy production (A)/ is ahead of many others (B)/ in the overall renewable (C)/ even now, Tamil Nadu (D)/

CDAB CADB CBAD DBCA 157.34.242.167
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Q7. the government is committed to (A)/ providing the best quality (B)/ education to the tribal children (C)/ in their own environment (D)/

ADCB DBCA DACB CDAB 157.34.242.167
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Q6. Additionally, the Department (A)/ of Science & Technology will launch a (B) establishment of centers of excellence (C)/ Mission on Cyber-Physical Systems to support (D)/

ABDC CADB CBAD DCAB 157.34.242.167
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Q5. broadly across the population (A)/ boosts the living standards very (B)/ India’s goal is to have sustained (C)/ growth and to have a growth that (D)/

CDAB CADB CDBA DCAB 157.34.242.167
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Q4. Departments are unable to conduct an (A)/ agencies such as the Police and Public Works (B)/ technical investigation into an accident (C)/ without expert help, executive (D)/

CDAB CADB CBAD DBAC 157.34.242.167
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Q3. on the head of the household (A)/ with penalties for malnutrition (B)/ meanwhile, Uganda has sought to (C)/ confer a legal responsibility for food security (D)/

CDAB CADB CBAD DCAB 157.34.242.167
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Q2. swell waves are massive ripples (A)/ that form on the sea due (B)/ to winds coming from as (C)/ far away as Madagascar (D)/

ADCB BCDA CADB CDAB 157.34.242.167
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Q1. who arrived over the past couple (A)/ taxes than to receive benefits (B)/ European migrants, many of (C)/ of decades, are more likely to pay (D)/

ADCB BCDA CADB CDAB 157.34.242.167
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Q10. If the non-agricultural sectors …
 A. were to absorb the labor force into jobs
 B. a provider of anything like a stable or adequate
 C. at a sufficient pace, the decline of agriculture as
 D. livelihood could perhaps be countenanced

DCBA ADCB ACBD DABC 157.34.242.167
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Q9. The PM Krishi Sinchai Yojana...
 A. with solar pumps, which will reduce the fiscal subsidy
 B., in any case, does nothing for the groundwater level
 C. proposes to replace electric-powered irrigation pumps
 D. for power, but calls for a solar pump subsidy, and 

CBAD CADB DBCA ACBD 157.34.237.203
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Q8. In Dieter Helm’s latest book…
A. the aggregate level of natural capital should not decrease
B. and any renewable natural capital that is destroyed should be
C. he proposes an aggregate capital rule which requires that
D. compensated for with improvements in other renewable capital

CBAD DABC BCDA BDAC 157.34.237.203
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Q7. About a billion people...
 A. paramount importance but it is increasingly becoming clear
 B. else can sacrifice the interests of future generations
 C. that a focus on growth in GDP to the exclusion of all
 D. still live in poverty and improving their lives is of 

DACB BCDA BACD ADBC 157.34.237.203
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Q6. The health goal under the United Nations SDG is…
 A. arguably, the most important target on the
 B. other indicators of socio-economic development
 C. because of its inextricable connection with
 D. agenda of India and other member countries

ACBD ADCB CBDA DBCA 157.34.185.68
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Q5. Argentina is not alone…
 A. in trying to weather the current run
 B. on currencies due to the rallying
 C. U.S. dollar and rising interest rates
 D. among major emerging economies

DABC DCBA BCDA CBDA 157.34.185.68
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Q4. The decline in…
 A. total credit during the 2004-14 period
 B. in corporate credit of large borrowers
 C. the share of small borrowers in the
 D. can be explained by the dramatic rise 

ABDC CBAD CADB DBCA 157.34.185.68
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Q3. While the increase in the proportion of adults…
 A. having bank accounts is indeed impressive,
 B. 48% of those who have an account
 C. in a financial institution made no
 D. withdrawal or deposit in the past year

DBCA DACB CBAD ACDB 157.34.185.68
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Q2. The vicious cycle of violence in…
 A. stems from a failure of the mainstream
 B. political parties to implement their core vision
 C. the Kashmir Valley, that has affected civilians,
 D. military forces and separatists, fundamentally

CDBA BCDA CDAB ACBD 157.34.185.68
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Q1. Substitution between natural capital and man-made capital…
 A. agents internalize the costs where destruction is inevitable
 B. is an inevitable part of economic development but an
 C. audit of natural assets will incentivize us to figure out
 D. the least-polluting ways of economic development, and help

CBAD ADBC BCDA BDAC 157.34.185.68
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Q7. The Kollywood superstar Rajinikanth has (A) / entering Tamil Nadu politics, continuing the (B) / joined the bandwagon of top film stars (C) / strong nexus between cinema and politics in the state (D)

ABCD ACBD DACB CABD 157.34.185.68
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Q6. Today, tough questions are viewed (A) / not just as hostile and (B) / unnecessary, but also as disloyal (C) /and even anti-national (D).

CBDA DBCA ACBD DACB 157.34.185.68
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Q5. Zionism must be recognized for what it was and (A) / population of Arabs and denies their human rights (B) / the dispossession and the expulsion of the indigenous (C) / is - a colonialist and racist ideology that justifies (D).

BADC CBAD ACBD ADCB 157.34.185.68
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Q4. Position, its rankings do precisely that (A) / it, nor outline a normative (B) / wants to inform policy, and not prescribe (C) /though Doing Business report avowedly (D).

BADC CABD DCBA ABCD 157.34.185.68
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Q3. Of the judiciary, and for India’s constitutional system of governance(A) / senior-most judges of unquestionable integrity, for the institution (B) / the press conference organized by the four senior-most judges of the (C) / Supreme Court presents, in many ways, a breaking point for the four (D).

CDBA BADC ADCB CBAD 157.34.185.68
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Q2. Apart from the judiciary and the (A) / legislature, the executive in a parliamentary (B) / democracy is supposed to (C) / be answerable to the legislature (D).

DCBA ADBC BDCA CBDA 157.34.185.68
190Sentence rearrangementTest 7

Q1. an ideological campaign against state’s role (A) / thereby setting the tone for reducing (B) / To open the space for different forms of privatization and financialization, /  was necessary, and it successfully demonized the state, (C) / state’s responsibility towards its citizens. (D)

CDAB ABCD DBCA CBAD 157.34.185.68
191Sentence rearrangementTest 6

Q10. Out to various telecom companies for (A) / voice services all across the country (B) / rolling out mobile internet and (C) / a total of 122 licenses had been given (D).

DABC BCDA DACB CBAD 157.34.185.68
192Sentence rearrangementTest 6

Q9. Assets and the proposed FRDI Bill, 2017 to pre-empt any banking or (A) / the finance ministry claims that the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (B) / financial institution failures will help resolve the bad loans problem (C) / enacted in May 2016 to expedite the recovery of stressed (D).

CBAD BDAC DBAC ACBD 157.34.185.68
193Sentence rearrangementTest 6

Q8. Of the World Trade Organization at Buenos Aires is anything (A) / upon wrecking the multilateral framework of the WTO (B) / If the recently concluded 11th Ministerial Conference (C) / to go by, then the United States seems bent (D)

DABC CADB CBAD BACD 157.34.185.68
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Q10. The periodical reconciliation of Nostro Accounts (A)/ which are foreign currency denominated (B)/ accounts of Indian banks maintained in overseas (C)/centers are supposed to be done from time to time (D)

ADBC DBCA BCAD ABDC 47.9.254.62
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Q9. for games designed (A) / produced promising results (B) / Over the past year, / several small pilot studies have (C) / to help children with autism (D)

CBAD CBDA CDBA ADBC 47.9.254.62
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Q8. to be the first beneficiary of this system (A) / recording facility (B) / to launch the "Dial 100" and (C) / in its control rooms, and Bangalore is likely (D) / The State Police Department is set

ABCD ACBD CBAD CDBA 47.9.254.62
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Q7. In Chennai, citizens have petitioned / of a large canal to remove (A) / the tribunal to stop pollution of the Cooum river, (B) / as well as to ensure proper dredging (C) / silt and improve flow (D)

DABC DACB BCAD BACD 47.9.254.62
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Q7. The constructed role for women places them in the (A) / domestic sphere and prevents them from undertaking (B) / social, economic, and political activities designated for men (C) / In traditional, patriarchal societies, the culturally (D).

ADCB BCDA DABC DACB 157.34.39.119
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Q6. Of higher education, because in addition to large-scale (A)/ state universities remain central in the entire structure (B)/ on-campus enrolment they grant affiliation and thereby administer (C)/ and control a large network of colleges in their respective jurisdictions(D)/.

BCDA BACD ABDC DBCA 157.34.39.119
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Q6. After realizing that conventional tools / with his new students, Vishnu Sharma decided (A) / 50 stories that focused on five strategies (B) / and techniques of teaching will not work (C) / to write a collection of more than (D)

CDBA CADB DBCA DBAC 47.9.254.62
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Q5. very aware of the fact that China is quietly (A) / with a sense of urgency (B) / The Indian government needs to be / and must take steps to counter it (C) / extending its influence in Ladakh (D)

ABCD DBCA DBAC ADCB 47.9.254.62
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Q5. Surge pricing is a price discrimination policy which is (A)/ supply and is a strategy of taking advantage of (B)/ followed when the demand for a product exceeds its (C)/ low price elasticity of demand during peak or rush times. (D)/.

ACBD ABCD DACB CABD 157.34.39.119
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Q4. He hailed the mission (A)/ as an opportunity to (B)/ bring in “smart” interventions (C)/ to upgrade India’s growing cities (D)

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Q3. Gujarat is the second highest (A)/ coal-consuming state in India (B)/ domestic coal reserves, (C)/ despite having no (D)

DABC DCAB DACB BACD 47.9.231.219
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Q2. to Mumbai from Nashik last (A)/ as the implementation of the Forest Rights Act (B)/ more than 35,000 farmers marched (C)/ week demanding loan waivers as well (D)

CABD CBDA CADB CBDA 47.9.231.219
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Q1. ended, the British erected a monument (A)/ when the Koregaon Bhima battle (B)/ on which the names of all soldiers (C)/ who died on the battlefield were carved (D)

ADCB BDCA BACD BCAD 47.9.231.219
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Q4. As the deadlock continues, it must be acknowledged (A)/that each side has a point-restaurant stand (B)/while customers are upset at the thought of foregoing freebies (C)/to lose out on profits due to deep discounts (D)/.

DCBA CBAD ABDC BDAC 157.34.39.119
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Q10. A shift to renewable energy could (A)/ reduce India’s carbon dioxide emissions (B)/ basis for expanding job creation in India (C)/ and furthermore could be the (D)

ABDC ACBD ACDB BACD 47.9.231.219
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Q3.The decision is all the more suspect because (A)/the fraught political climate that has prevailed (B)/since June 2016 was the consequence of the country (C)/having to renegotiate the nature of its ties with its closest neighbors (D)/.

DCBA CBAD ABDC BDAC 157.34.39.119
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Q9. Prior to the long-delayed 2017 (A)/ census, socio-economic planning (B)/ in Pakistan had used obsolete data, (C)/ widening the gulf between the rich and the poor (D)

ACBD DBCA CBDA CBAD 47.9.231.219
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Q8. in handling issues and grievances of affected farmers (A)/ the other, remained insensitive (B)/ fertile land forcefully and, on (C)/ on the one hand, the state grabbed (D)

DACB DBAC CBDA DCBA 47.9.231.219
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Q7. modicum of food and economic security (A)/ in the fragile and uncertain lives (B)/ of poor people in Jharkhand, the (C)/ public distribution system provides a (D)

CBDA BCDA BACD DABC 47.9.231.219
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Q6. Economic indicators relating to (A)/ four years of the present government (B)/ distress has worsened under the (C)/ rural economy suggest that rural (D)

CADB ABCD ADCB BDCA 47.9.231.219
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Q2. as well as emotional needs of the family (A)/ in economic activity for poorer households and so support the economic (B)/ son preference remains high, children lend a helping hand (C)/ the poor tend to have more children because child survival is low, (D)/.

DCBA CBAD ABDC BDAC 157.34.39.119
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Q5. and upholds a tradition of dissent which is (A)/ in line with protecting the rights of (B)/JNU promotes a diverse yet inclusive campus (C)/ free speech and promoting the values of a democracy (D)

CABD CBDA DCBA BACD 47.9.231.219
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Q1. asserted that this was a benevolent and minor mechanism of rule-making (A)/ introducing the Bill in the Lok Sabha, (B)/ rather than a basic amendment to the RTI law (C)/ the Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances, and Pensions, Jitendra Singh, (D)/.

DCBA CBAD ABDC BDAC 157.34.39.119
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Q4. They users of the Public Distribution System (A)/ Nagri but their demand has fallen on deaf ears (B)/ study at the block and district headquarters of (C)/ have repeatedly protested against the DBT pilot (D)

ABCD ADCB DBCA ACBD 47.9.231.219
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Q3. discredited itself before the public (A)/ especially after the countdown to the (B)/ assembly election began, is a major reason for its failure (C)/ the manner in which the ruling party (D)

DABC DCBA CBAD BACD 47.9.231.219
219Idioms and PhrasesTest 4

Q2. in Meghalaya, Nagaland, and Tripura in (A)/ if there is one lesson the “mainland” must (B)/ draw from the ­recent assembly elections (C)/ north-east India, it is to avoid generalizations (D)

CBAD BDAC BADC BCAD 47.9.231.219
220Sentence rearrangementTest 4

Q1. with a group of top executives of the US aluminum (A)/ and steel industries, suggesting that domestic steel (B)/ and aluminum prices and profits were the prime considerations in arriving at the ­decision (C)/ The announcement of the import tariffs came at a meeting (D)

DBAC DCBA DABC BCAD 47.9.231.219
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Q10. as a global power unless (A)/ threaten security in its own backyard (B)/ India cannot emerge (C)/ it controls developments that (D)

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Q9. its labor policies in Parliament, trade unions (A)/ given the government’s obduracy in refusing to debate (B)/ the people and reiterate the importance of collective bargaining (C)/ have no option but to take their cause to (D)

BDCA CBDA BADC CBAD 47.9.250.191
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Q8. if the finance minister had chosen to provide for the (A)/ spending needed to render decisions like a hiked MSP (B )/and a huge healthcare plan feasible, he would (C)/ have had to show a substantially higher fiscal deficit (D)

DBCA ABDC BCDA BADC 47.9.250.191
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Q7. the capital and ultimately damage the economy (A)/ and trigger an outflow of (B)/ would adversely affect investor sentiment (C)/ any significant deviation from deficit targets (D)

DBAC DCBA CBAD BCAD 47.9.250.191
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Q6. for some time but is no substitute (A)/ for real measures that make (B)/ hyperbole can help conceal a reality (C)/ a difference to the common voter (D)

CABD CBDA CDBA ACBD 47.9.250.191
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Q5. the existing and future water emergency (A)/ the Cape Town crisis should be a (B)/ wake-up call to India about (C)/ that many parts of the country do and will face (D)

CBDA ACDB DBAC BCAD 47.9.250.191
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Q4. under its Structural Adjustment Programmes policy (A)/ towards social sectors like health and education (B)/ since the early 1990s, the Indian government (C)/ started shrinking its financial responsibility (D)

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Q3. encounter killings make a mockery of (A)/ law and justice for all and are also a gross (B)/ of whether that person has committed a crime or not (C)/ violation of an individual’s rights, irrespective (D)

ACDB ABDC CBAD CADB 47.9.250.191
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Q2. desire to fight corruption and (A)/ a government that is sincere in its (B)/ injustice must protect whistleblowers (C)/ rather than prosecute them (D)

BACD BDCA DCAB CABD 47.9.250.191
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Q1. and is different from a situation where the bank (A)/ rules and regulations at the expense of the bank (B)/ itself violates rules and regulations in order to benefit shareholders (C)/ a bank fraud is a situation in which employees subvert (D)

BACD DABC DBAC BDCA 47.9.250.191
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Q10. the government should instead (A)/ take steps to ensure the effective implementation (B)/ of the labor laws that protected the rights (C)/ of workers and provide them some benefits (D)

BDCA DBCA CADB CDAB 47.9.250.191
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Q9. energy production (A)/ is ahead of many others (B)/ in the overall renewable (C)/ even now, Tamil Nadu (D)

CDAB CADB CBAD DBCA 47.9.250.191
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Q8. the government is committed to (A)/ providing the best quality (B)/ education to the tribal children (C)/ in their own environment (D)

ADCB DBCA DACB CDAB 47.9.250.191
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Q7. Additionally, the Department (A)/ of Science & Technology will launch a (B) establishment of centers of excellence (C)/ Mission on Cyber-Physical Systems to support (D)

ABDC CADB CBAD DCAB 47.9.250.191
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Q6. broadly across the population (A)/ boosts the living standards very (B)/ India’s goal is to have sustained (C)/ growth and to have a growth that (D)

CDAB CADB CDBA DCAB 47.9.250.191
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Q5. Departments are unable to conduct an (A)/ agencies such as the Police and Public Works (B)/ technical investigation into an accident (C)/ without expert help, executive (D)

CDAB CADB CBAD DBAC 47.9.250.191
237Sentence rearrangementTest 2

Q4. on the head of the household (A)/ with penalties for malnutrition (B)/ meanwhile, Uganda has sought to (C)/ confer a legal responsibility for food security (D)

CDAB CADB CBAD DCAB 47.9.250.191
238Sentence rearrangementTest 2

Q3. swell waves are massive ripples (A)/ that form on the sea due (B)/ to winds coming from as (C)/ far away as Madagascar (D)

ADCB BCDA CADB CDAB 47.9.250.191
239Sentence rearrangementTest 2

Q2. whom arrived over the past couple (A)/ taxes than to receive benefits (B)/ European migrants, many of (C)/ of decades, are more likely to pay (D)

ADCB BCDA CADB CDAB 47.9.250.191
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Q1. states that the democratic Republic (A)/ economic and political justice (B)/ of India shall secure social, (C)/ the Preamble to the Constitution (D)

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Q10. those who are on the wrong side of caste, religion, and ethnicity (A) / articulate an intersectional politics of hope that insists (B) / Now that the LGBTQ persons are formally being called / on forms of emancipation that do not exclude (C) / into full-fledged sexual citizenship, how does the queer movement? (D)

DBCA ADBC BDCA CDAB 47.9.250.191
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Q9. an ideological campaign against state’s role (A) / thereby setting the tone for reducing (B) / To open the space for different forms of privatization and financialization, /  was necessary, and it successfully demonized the state, (C) / state’s responsibility towards its citizens. (D)

DCBA ABDC ACBD BCDA 47.9.250.191
243Sentence rearrangementTest 1

Q8. lay crippled as the circle of destruction widened (A) / with the state tottering under (B) / submerged by floodwaters, cities & villages (C) / the worst floods in its history (D) / A resurgent monsoon brought Kerala to its knees on Wednesday.

CABD ACBD BDAC ADBC 47.9.250.191
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Q7. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement on Independence Day that Ayushman Bharat / will be launched formally on September 25 sends out the signal that the government (A) / is finally recognizing the link between (B) / or the National Health Protection Mission (C) / health care and economic development (D)

CADB ACBD ABCD ADBC 47.9.250.191
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Q6. to those aggrieved (A)/ the Supreme Court has now extended some concessions (B)/ which aimed to revamp cricket administration in the country (C)/ by the rigorous rules. (D)/ Two years after accepting the Justice R. M. Lodha Committee’s recommendations

BADC ACBD ABCD ADBC 47.9.250.191
246Sentence rearrangementTest 1

Q5. They naturally attract a huge number of, (A) / Since the competitive examinations are necessary / few hundred or a few thousand seats (B) / candidates who compete only for a (C) / to acquire entry into the distinct destinations. (D)

CDAB DCAB ABDC DACB 47.9.250.191
247Sentence rearrangementTest 1

Q4. Workable, and wild animal (A) / to be widely disseminated (B) / Crop and livestock insurance schemes/avoidance behavior needs (C) / need to be made friendly and. (D)

DCBA DACB ABDC ADBC 47.9.250.191
248Sentence rearrangementTest 1

Q3. “Man-eating” leopards have been / conclusive identification processes (A) / on earlier occasions, (B) / but without demonstrating any (C) / shot in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. (D)

DCBA DBCA ABDC ADCB 47.9.250.191
249Sentence rearrangementTest 1

Q2. history of the minority opinions in (A) / having been right all along (B) / getting recognized much later as (C) / India’s Supreme Court has had / important fundamental rights cases. (D)

BCDA CABD ADCB DCAB 47.9.250.191
250Sentence rearrangementTest 1

Q1. involving 38 days of final hearings, and has finally ended in (A) / of Aadhaar settles too few questions on the matter (B) / the Supreme Court’s final verdict on the validity (C) / For a case that has been litigated over the last six years / three judgments totaling 3.5 lakh words (D)

BCAD CADB ADCB DBAC 47.9.250.191
251Choose appropriate wordsTest 10

Q10. Radium ______ rays that blind the eyes.

gives away gives over gives up gives off 47.9.250.20
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Q9. See me tomorrow without ______.

fails fail failure failing 47.9.250.20
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Q8. Harish soon gained ______ in English.

provincialism proficiency efficiency eminency 47.9.250.20
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Q7. He gives everyone ______ the class opportunities for practice.

at in of on 47.9.250.20
255Choose appropriate wordsTest 10

Q6. The aim of a peace Council is ______ rather than cure.

salvation preservation maintenance cultivation 47.9.250.20
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Q5. Vinay does not play cricket, and ______ does Yeshwant.

so also either neither 47.9.235.65
257Choose appropriate wordsTest 10

Q4. I didn’t care _____ the expense; I wanted the party to be a real success.

of with about at 47.9.235.65
258Choose appropriate wordsTest 10

Q3. He will impart no information ___, anyone.

to with for from 47.9.235.65
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Q2. The building is not safe and must be _________ down.

pull pulling pulled pulls 47.9.235.65
260Choose appropriate wordsTest 10

Q1. He always wanted to pursue Engineering _______ a career.

with for as in 47.9.235.65
261Choose appropriate wordsTest 9

Q10. Such a ______ violation of school policy should be punished by nothing less than expulsion.

copious nominal raucous morose 157.34.133.219
262Choose appropriate wordsTest 9

Q9. Candace would ______ her little sister into an argument by teasing her and calling her names.

lamente perforate expunge provoke 157.34.133.219
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Q8. When her schoolwork got to be too much, Pam had a tendency to ______, which always put her further behind.

rejuvenate dedicate procrastinate ponder 103.208.71.130
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Q7. With all of the recent negative events in her life, she felt ______ forces must be at work.

resurgent premature malignant punctilious 157.34.133.219
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Q6. Kym was ______ in choosing her friends, so her parties were attended by vastly different and sometimes bizarre personalities.

indisputable commensurate indiscriminate propulsive 157.34.133.219
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Q5. The area beneath the ground bridge has turned ____________ with ankle-deep dirt at places.

Filth Glorious Mucky Vibrantly 157.34.133.219
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Q4. Issues such as unemployment, economic slowdown, infrastructure, corruption, and inflation took ____________over nationalism for voters in the city during the Assembly elections on Monday.

Influx Movement Precedence Altering 157.34.133.219
268Choose appropriate wordsTest 9

Q3. The children were ______ by the seemingly nonsensical clues until Kinan pointed out that the messages were in code.

censured striated feigned prevaricated 157.34.133.219
269Choose appropriate wordsTest 9

Q2. The sibling bond between the two brothers of the Sharma family is ____________ to watch.

Embankment Affection Endearing Vital 157.34.133.219
270Choose appropriate wordsTest 9

Q1. After making ______ remarks to the President, the reporter was not invited to return to the White House press room.

hospitable itinerant enterprising chivalrous 157.34.133.219
271Choose appropriate wordsTest 8

Q10. A panel of doctors is yet to give a detailed report to ____________the time and cause of death.

Abstain Accomplish Ascertain Furnished 157.34.133.219
272Choose appropriate wordsTest 8

Q9. Wedding ceremonies often include the exchange of ______ rings to symbolize the couple’s promises to each other.

hirsute acrimonious plaintive deciduous 157.34.133.219
273Choose appropriate wordsTest 8

Q8. A fan of historical fiction, Joline is now reading a novel about slavery in the ______ South.

decorous rogue droll antebellum 157.34.133.219
274Choose appropriate wordsTest 8

Q7. It was her view that the country’s problems had been_________ by foreign technocrats so that to invite them to come back would be counter-productive.

Identified ascertained Texacerbated Analysed 157.34.133.219
275Choose appropriate wordsTest 8

Q6. His rather casual remarks on politics ___ his lack of seriousness about the subject.

masked belied betrayed suppressed 157.34.133.219
276Choose appropriate wordsTest 8

Q5. If you are trying to make a strong impression on your audience, you cannot do so by being understated, tentative, or_____________.

Hyperbolic Restrained Argumentative Indifferent 157.34.133.219
277Choose appropriate wordsTest 8

Q4. I contemplated________Singapore for my vacation but decided against it.

To visit having to visit for a visit visiting 157.34.133.219
278Choose appropriate wordsTest 8

Q3. A strong team has been making efforts to ____________ the tourist boat from the river Godavari that sank on September 15.

Salvage Capitalised Shore up Admonish 157.34.133.219
279Choose appropriate wordsTest 8

Q2. We____ a safety audit of all colleges which are frequently visited by women.

 

Conducted Overcome Legalize Facilitate 157.34.133.219
280Choose appropriate wordsTest 8

Q1. The government think tank has written to the Railway Board chairman over the delay in the ____________ of Centre’s plan to redevelop 400 stations.

Formulation Locomotion Possibility Implementation 157.34.133.219
281Choose appropriate wordsTest 7

Q10. IOS 13 public beta is nonetheless, a beta version and hence won’t be as ______ and bug-free as the final version.

Gruesome Clear Smooth Tedious 157.34.133.219
282Choose appropriate wordsTest 7

Q9. UBER’s CEO _______ Indians to resist falling into the trap of owning cars, and instead take on these industries by focusing on innovations to make travel convenient.

Features Relinquished Called Urged 157.34.133.219
283Choose appropriate wordsTest 7

Q8. The governor-elect was hounded by a group of ______ lobbyists and others hoping to gain favor with her administration.

facetious abstruse fawning saccharine 157.34.154.227
284Choose appropriate wordsTest 7

Q7. Tomatoes are not stocked as buffer as they are highly _______________.

Prone Predictable Usable Perishable 157.34.154.227
285Choose appropriate wordsTest 7

Q6. The minister was forced to cancel his trip to Copenhagen after his request for permission to travel did not ____________ a response from the center.

Elicit Educed Discovered Kindled 157.34.154.227
286Choose appropriate wordsTest 7

Q5. To the ____________ of farmers, the new budget has little to help them come out of the loan burden on them.

Satisfaction Disagreed Dismay Disparaged 157.34.154.227
287Choose appropriate wordsTest 7

Q4. India on Monday says that it has ______ Pakistan to sign an agreement on Wednesday.

Committed Sacrificed Warn Decided 157.34.154.227
288Choose appropriate wordsTest 7

Q3. Vikas pleaded “not guilty” in a defamation case against him in a court over ____________ remark about the minister.

Pandemic Pleasant Endemic Purported 157.34.154.227
289Choose appropriate wordsTest 7

Q2. Activision created quite a _____ for the mobile version of its FPS game – Call of Duty – in the mobile gaming world.

Buzz Fuss Ruckus Unrest 157.34.154.227
290Choose appropriate wordsTest 7

Q1. Agencies are supposed to transport all ________, suitably covered, to a waste plant, instead of leaving it lying around.

Luxury Vehicles Debris Motorcars 157.34.154.227
291Fill in the BlanksTest 10

Q10. The floodwater ____________ agricultural fields and entered houses in several parts of the state.

Bargained Restricts Groove Inundated 157.34.154.227
292Fill in the BlanksTest 10

Q9. The flyover in central Delhi happily offers broad ____________ for pedestrians.

Pavements Movements Remembrance Modules 157.34.154.227
293Fill in the BlanksTest 10

Q7. The trader’s association protested against the government’s plans to __________ the inner circle of Connaught Place to celebrate a cracker-free Diwali.

Blocked Painting Renovated Pedestrianise 157.34.154.227
294Fill in the BlanksTest 10

Q8. One of the many projects __________ by the Central Government is PMJDY.

Cheered Collected Development Accomplished 157.34.154.227
295Fill in the BlanksTest 10

Q6. The affidavit was in response to an order of the court to ______ the framing of new rules to regulate social media.

Appraise Created Sponsored Situation 157.34.154.227
296Fill in the BlanksTest 10

Q5. The Centre’s investment promotion agency Invest India is ____________for space, where officials from several ministries, will be present to address investment queries.

Amazed Digested Hinterland Breaking 157.34.154.227
297Fill in the BlanksTest 10

Q4. Tomato prices have _________ in many parts of the country as untimely rains have disrupted harvests and possibly shrunk output.

Soared Shrunk Hoped Rose 157.34.154.227
298Fill in the BlanksTest 10

Q3. The card companies have begun ________ with banking partners about how to roll out the technology.

Changes Growth Discussions Possible 157.34.154.227
299Fill in the BlanksTest 10

Q2. She hadn’t eaten all day, and by the time she got home, she was ______.

blissful blighted confutative ostentatious 157.34.154.227
300Fill in the BlanksTest 1

Q1. The soldiers received a military ______ to inspect all their vehicles before traveling.

calculation mandate dominion affectation 157.34.154.227
301Fill in the BlanksTest 9

Q10. The horse ............ I selected won the race yesterday.

that which where when 157.34.154.227
302Fill in the BlanksTest 9

Q9. Gypsum is a mineral .............. is extracted from the Earth.

that when where which 157.34.154.227
303Fill in the BlanksTest 9

Q8. The baby is crying.________ must be hungry.

He She They It 157.34.148.100
304Fill in the BlanksTest 9

Q7. It was raining cats and dogs and we didn't enjoy ______.

himself herself themselves ourselves 157.34.148.100
305Fill in the BlanksTest 9

Q6. My sister and I sent ___ clothes to the laundry.

our ours me mine 157.34.148.100
306Fill in the BlanksTest 9

Q4. He works very _____ these days.

hard hardly scarcely mostly 157.34.148.100
307Fill in the BlanksTest 9

Q5. There was a (serious) accident on the road yesterday. A car hit a boy who was ______ injured.

serious seriously seriousness none of these 157.34.148.100
308Fill in the BlanksTest 9

Q3. He was ______ relieved to know that he had been selected. (positive connotation)

hardly quickly scarcely clearly 157.34.148.100
309Fill in the BlanksTest 9

Q2. The mother ___ laid the baby on the bed.

gently honestly frankly hardly 157.34.148.100
310Fill in the BlanksTest 9

Q1. She is very (careful). She reads the text _________ before answering.

careful carefully cared carefulness 157.34.148.100
311Choose appropriate wordsTest 6

Q10. If you do well in this exam next year, then my efforts ________ successful.

has been would have been have been will be 47.9.237.148
312Choose appropriate wordsTest 6

Q9. We _______ not hurry, we have got plenty of time.

need should would must 47.9.237.148
313Choose appropriate wordsTest 6

Q8. When we got home last evening, we found that the guest _________.

had arrived is arrivng has arriving has arrived 47.9.237.148
314Choose appropriate wordsTest 5

Q7. The new principal _________ a system of evaluation of the students throughout the session.

was introduced has introduced will introduce will introduced 47.9.237.148
315Choose appropriate wordsTest 6

Q6. Going by his past records I am pretty sure he ______________ his upcoming test.

will have flunked will flunk has flunked was flunking 47.9.237.148
316Choose appropriate wordsTest 6

Q5. _____ villages in the country have concrete roads and so the transportation is quite tedious.

a few few the few little 47.9.237.148
317Choose appropriate wordsTest 6

Q4. The mob was peaceful but suddenly turned _________.

righteous riot ritual riotous 47.9.237.148
318Choose appropriate wordsTest 6

Q3. I have always ________ her easy-going attitude towards life.

envy envied enviable envious 47.9.237.148
319Fill in the BlanksTest 8

Q10. Jawaharlal Nehru spent his childhood __________ Anand Bhawan.

in on across while 157.34.148.100
320Choose appropriate wordsTest 6

Q2. ________ will pick up when the tourists arrive here.

suitcases foreign accents trade weather 47.9.237.148
321Fill in the BlanksTest 8

Q9. Do not listen _____ what he says. He does not know what he is talking about.

to on for none of these 157.34.148.100
322Fill in the BlanksTest 8

Q8. Be kind ___ animals.

on to at with 157.34.148.100
323Fill in the BlanksTest 8

Q7. Are you going ____ Rahul's party next week?

at in into to 157.34.148.100
324Fill in the BlanksTest 8

Q6. "Where were you at 2:00?" "________ the basement."

in on at by 157.34.148.100
325Fill in the BlanksTest 8

Q5. The river Ganga flows ______ the North.

to in into at 157.34.148.100
326Choose appropriate wordsTest 6

Q1. The man was arrested as soon as he ________ the crime.

caused conducted performed commited 47.9.237.148
327Fill in the BlanksTest 8

Q4. Can you tell me the way ______ the airport? 

at in to through 157.34.148.100
328Fill in the BlanksTest 8

Q3. A lot of students were standing _______ a queue.

in on at with 157.34.148.100
329Fill in the BlanksTest 8

Q2. The toilet is straight __________ that door, then _________ the stairs on the left.

Through / up Opposite / from Next to / over Across / down 157.34.148.100
330Spotting the ErrorsTest 7

Q10. The chickens ran away (a)/ from the farmer beyond (b)/ he could catch them. (c)/ No error (d).

(a) The chickens ran away (b) from the farmer beyond (c) he could catch them (d) no error 47.9.237.148
331Fill in the BlanksTest 8

Q1. Write this exercise either _________ ink or __________ pencil.

With / no preposition In / in By / by Of / of 157.34.148.100
332Spotting the ErrorsTest 7

Q9. Ashwini thought she (a)/ were able to stand (b)/ first in the line. (c)/ No error (d).

(a) Ashwini thought she (b) were able to stand (c) first in the line (d) no error 47.9.237.148
333Spotting the ErrorsTest 7

Q8. The principal (a)/ started his lecture (b)/ with a pessimistic note. (c)/ No error (d).

(a) The principal (b) started his lecture (c) with a pessimistic note (d) no error 47.9.237.148
334Fill in the BlanksTest 7

Q10. There ______ a huge thunderstorm last night.

Is going to be is was Shall be going 157.34.148.100
335Spotting the ErrorsTest 7

Q7. Rohan had been playing (a)/ for his club since fifteen years, (b)/ but then his elbow got injured. (c)/ No error (d).

(a) Rohan had been playing (b) for his club since fifteen years (c) but then his elbow got injured (d) no error 47.9.237.148
336Spotting the ErrorsTest 7

Q6. He walked (a)/ as if the Earth (b)/ belonged to him. (c)/ No error (d).

(a) He walked (b) as if the Earth (c) belonged to him (d) no error 47.9.237.148
337Spotting the ErrorsTest 7

Q5. The United Nations (a)/ enquired for (b)/ the ceasefire. (c)/ No error (d).

(a) The United Nations (b) enquired for (c) the ceasefire (d) no error 47.9.237.148
338Spotting the ErrorsTest 7

Q4. Ghana, Nigeria, and Gambia (a)/ each have parts to play in the (b)/ development of Africa. (c)/ No Error (d).

(a) Ghana, Nigeria, and Gambia (b) each have parts to play in the (c) development of Africa (d) no error 47.9.237.148
339Spotting the ErrorsTest 7

Q3. The Tulu, an ornamental plant, does not (a)/ reproduces naturally, and so it is bred (b)/ and sold by specialized horticultural companies. (c) No error (d).

(a) The Tulu, an ornamental plant, does not (b) reproduces naturally, and so it is bred (c) and sold by specialized horticultural companies (d) no error 47.9.237.148
340Spotting the ErrorsTest 7

Q2. No sooner (a)/ did I realize (b)/ that he was at fault that day. (c)/ No error (d).

(a) No sooner (b) did I realize (c) that he was at fault that day (d) no error 47.9.237.148
341Spotting the ErrorsTest 7

Q1. My teacher (a)/ did not object (b)/ to me using the calculator. (c)/ No error (d).

(a) My teacher (b) did not object (c) to me using the calculator (d) no error 47.9.237.148
342Spotting the ErrorsTest 10 (Articles)

Q10. Our Housing Society comprises of (a)/ six blocks and (b)/ thirty-three flats in an area of about thousand sq. metres (c)/ No error (d)

(a) Our Housing Society comprises of (b) six blocks and (c) thirty-three flats in an area of about thousand sq. metres (d) no error 47.9.237.148
343Spotting the ErrorsTest 10 (Articles)

Q9. With little imagination and enterprise (a)/ the tournament could have been transformed (b)/ into a major attraction (c)/ No error (d).

(a) With little imagination and enterprise (b) the tournament could have been transformed (c) into a major attraction (d) no error 47.9.237.148
344Spotting the ErrorsTest 10 (Articles)

Q8. If you have faith in Almighty (a)/ everything will turn out (b)/ to be all right (c)/ No error (d).

(a) If you have faith in Almighty (b) everything will turn out (c) to be all right (d) no error 47.9.237.148
345Spotting the ErrorsTest 10 (Articles)

Q7. I am not wealthy (a)/ so I cannot afford (b)/ to buy a expensive car (c)/ No error (d).

(a) I am not wealthy (b) so I cannot afford (c) to buy a expensive car (d) no error 47.9.237.148
346Spotting the ErrorsTest 10 (Articles)

Q6. On my request (a)/ Lalit introduced me to his friend (b)/ who is singer and a scientist. (c)/ No error (d).

(a) On my request (b) Lalit introduced me to his friend (c) who is singer and a scientist (d) no error 47.9.237.148
347Spotting the ErrorsTest 10 (Articles)

Q5. He took to (a)/ reading times (b)/ for better knowledge of the facts (c)/ No error (d).

(a) He took to (b) reading times (c) for better knowledge of the facts (d) no error 47.9.237.148
348Spotting the ErrorsTest 10 (Articles)

Q4. Both the civilians (a)/ and army men (b)/ joined the First World War (c)/ No error (d).

(a) Both the civilians (b) and army men (c) joined the First World War (d) no error 47.9.237.148
349Spotting the ErrorsTest 10 (Articles)

Q3. The majority of the computer professionals recommend (a)/ that effective measure (b)/ should be taken against software piracy (c)/ No error (d).

(a) The majority of the computer professionals recommend (b) that effective measure (c) should be taken against software piracy (d) no error 47.9.237.148
350Spotting the ErrorsTest 10 (Articles)

Q2. This candidate lacks (a)/ an experience (b)/ otherwise he is well qualified (c)/ No error (d).

(a) This candidate lacks (b) an experience (c) otherwise he is well qualified (d) no error 47.9.237.148
351Spotting the ErrorsTest 10 (Articles)

Q1. The war of Mahabharata (a)/ is the full-length illustration (b)/ of a righteous war (c)/ No error (d).

(a) The war of Mahabharata (b) is the full-length illustration (c) of a righteous war (d) no error 47.9.237.148
352Spotting the ErrorsTest 9 (Conjunction)

Q10. Most of the girls are doing (a)/ their post-graduation because (b)/ they may get good husbands (c)/ No error (d).

(a) Most of the girls are doing (b) their post-graduation because (c) they may get good husbands (d) no error 47.9.237.148
353Spotting the ErrorsTest 9 (Conjunction)

Q9. It is difficult to know (a)/ whether (b)/ Karan is selected or not (c)/ No error (d).

(a) It is difficult to know (b) whether (c) Karan is selected or not (d) no error 47.9.237.148
354Spotting the ErrorsTest 9 (Conjunction)

Q8. Sara looked at him (a)/ in such distress (b)/ as he had to look away (c)/ No error (d).

(a) Sara looked at him (b) in such distress (c) as he had to look away (d) no error 47.9.237.148
355Spotting the ErrorsTest 9 (Conjunction)

Q7. Each member of the committee (a)/agrees to take such action (b)/ that it deems necessary (c)/ No error (d).

(a) Each member of the committee (b) agree to take such action (c) that it deems necessary (d) no error 47.9.237.148
356Spotting the ErrorsTest 9 (Conjunction)

Q6. I am interested (a)/ in such novels (b)/ that are interesting (c)/ No error (d).

(a) I am interested (b) in such novels (c) that are interesting (d) no error 47.9.237.148
357Fill in the BlanksTest 7

Q9. All of us are devoted _____ one another.

of at to for 157.34.143.141
358Spotting the ErrorsTest 9 (Conjunction)

Q5. My brother has no chance (a)/ than to start (b)/ his own business (c)/ No error (d).

(a) My brother has no chance (b) than to start (c) his own business (d) no error 47.9.237.148
359Spotting the ErrorsTest 9 (Conjunction)

Q4. Soni (a) will return (b)/ on either Monday or Tuesday (c)/ No error (d).

(a) Soni (b) will return (c) on either Monday or Tuesday (d) no error 47.9.237.148
360Spotting the ErrorsTest 9 (Conjunction)

Q3. Mr. Saransh had hardly finished (a)/ his meal that at once (b)/ he resumed his duty (c)/ No error (d).

(a) Mr. Saransh had hardly finished (b) his meal that at once (c) he resumed his duty (d) no error 47.9.237.148
361Fill in the BlanksTest 7

Q8. The bird’s voice was speaking  ______ all lying under stars.

on for by in 157.34.143.141
362Fill in the BlanksTest 7

Q7. Students are not prepared _____________ that kind of question.

to with for on 157.34.143.141
363Spotting the ErrorsTest 9 (Conjunction)

Q2. The man is (a)/ not honest and not (b)/ truthful (c)/ No error (d).

(a) The man is (b) not honest and not (c) truthful (d) no error 47.9.237.148
364Spotting the ErrorsTest 9 (Conjunction)

Q1. Although Shivani listens to me (a)/ but her actions (b)/ prove otherwise (c)/ No error (d).

(a) Although Shivani listens to me (b) but her actions (c) prove otherwise (d) no error 47.9.237.148
365Spotting the ErrorsTest 8 (Preposition)

Q10. The students were not amenable for (a)/ the new ideas which were (b)/ suggested by the teacher (c)/ no error (d).

(a) The students were not amenable for (b) the new ideas which were (c) suggested by the teacher (d) no error 47.9.237.148
366Spotting the ErrorsTest 8 (Preposition)

Q9. The militants were (a)/ overwhelmed with (b)/ our army (c)/ no error (d).

(a) The militants were (b) overwhelmed with (c) our army (d) no error 47.9.237.148
367Spotting the ErrorsTest 8 (Preposition)

Q8. She is liable to imprisonment (a)/ and fine as (b)/ per the revised traffic rules (c)/ no error (d).

(a) She is liable to imprisonment (b) and fine as (c) per the revised traffic rules (d) no error 47.9.237.148
368Spotting the ErrorsTest 8 (Preposition)

Q7. She has been neglectful in (a)/ her business (b)/ throughout the year (c)/ no error (d).

(a) She has been neglectful in (b) her business (c) throughout the year (d) no error 47.9.237.148
369Spotting the ErrorsTest 8 (Preposition)

Q6. A balanced diet has a (a)/ direct bearing on  (b)/ fitness and good health (c)/ no error (d).

(a) A balanced diet has a (b) direct bearing on (c) fitness and good health (d) no error 47.9.237.148
370Spotting the ErrorsTest 8 (Preposition)

Q5. She was admitted in the (a)/ hospital when she (b)/ met with an accident (c)/ no error (d).

(a) She was admitted in the (b) hospital when she (c) met with an accident (d) no error 47.9.237.148
371Spotting the ErrorsTest 8 (Preposition)

Q4. The police cordoned off the (a)/ area to ensure safety (b)/ of the senior citizens (c)/ no error (d).

(a) The police cordoned the (b) area to ensure safety (c) of the senior citizens (d) no error 47.9.237.148
372Spotting the ErrorsTest 8 (Preposition)

Q3. One should not intrude in (a)/ the personal space of (b)/ one’s partner (c)/ no error (d).

(a) One should not intrude in (b) the personal space of (c) one’s partner (d) no error 47.9.237.148
373Spotting the ErrorsTest 8 (Preposition)

Q2. I parted with my (a)/ best friend when I came to (b)/ know about his freaky nature (c)/ no error (d).

(a) I parted with my (b) best friend when I came to (c) know about his freaky nature (d) no error 47.9.237.148
374Fill in the BlanksTest 7

Q6. I have never seen _____ animal before.

So large Any larger As large Such a large 157.34.143.141
375Spotting the ErrorsTest 8 (Preposition)

Q1. Everyone complains against (a)/ callous treatment (b)/  of the police (c)/ no error (d).

(a) Everyone complains against (b) callous treatment (c) of the police (d) no error 47.9.237.148
376Fill in the BlanksTest 7

Q5. She is ________ girls I know.

One of the best From the best The most best The best 157.34.143.141
377Fill in the BlanksTest 7

Q4. He said to me, “ You are ____________”.

a fool an fool foolish fooling 157.34.143.141
378Fill in the BlanksTest 7

Q3. In the tragic incident, none of the 145 passengers ____________.

Is surviving Survive Survived Could survived 157.34.118.110
379Fill in the BlanksTest 7

Q2. His path was beset ______ difficulties.

Of From With By 157.34.118.110
380Fill in the BlanksTest 7

Q1. The priest was innocent _____ he could not prove it.

And But So For 157.34.118.110
381Fill in the BlanksTest 6

Q10. The report is due _____ Wednesday and hence I am procrastinating.

on the in at 157.34.118.110
382Fill in the BlanksTest 6

Q9. Several amendments were added to the club rules over the summer, but unfortunately, ________ amendments did not promote inclusiveness. 

a an the is 103.208.69.8
383Fill in the BlanksTest 6

Q8. It would be ______ historical moment when America finally has a female President.

a an the what 157.34.118.110
384Fill in the BlanksTest 6

Q7. The hit TV serial Sherlock has ultimately boiled _______ into a family drama and has disappointed many of its followers.

down in up under 157.34.118.110
385Fill in the BlanksTest 6

Q6. I _______ reading for two hours before going to school tomorrow.

Am Had been Will be Will have been 157.34.118.110
386Fill in the BlanksTest 6

Q5. We ______ read at least half of Shakespeare’s comedies by the end of this year.

Will Will be Will have Will have been 157.34.118.110
387Fill in the BlanksTest 6

Q4. They ______ learning a new language next semester.

Will Will be Will have Will have been 157.34.118.110
388Fill in the BlanksTest 6

Q3. I asked ____ but nobody had seen my wallet.

Any Around About Aside 157.34.118.110
389Fill in the BlanksTest 6

Q2. Do you have _____ book focusing on this war?

Any The None of the above Some 157.34.118.110
390Fill in the BlanksTest 6

Q1. The head of the pigeon had been______ away with the rifle.

Blow Blows Blew Blown 157.34.150.215
391Spotting the ErrorsTest 6 (Adjectives)

Q10. No writer in India (a)/ was so famous (b)/ as Munshi Premchand (c)/ no error (d).

(a) No writer in India (b) was so famous (c) as Munshi Premchand (d) no error 47.9.233.128
392Spotting the ErrorsTest 6 (Adjectives)

Q9. Not only Deepak (a)/ likes to take coffee (b)/  but also tea (c)/ no error (d).

(a) ​Not only Deepak (b) likes to take coffee (c) but also tea (d) no error 47.9.233.128
393Spotting the ErrorsTest 6 (Adjectives)

Q8. Rohini is as beautiful,(a)/  if not (b)/ more than Supriya (c) /no error (d).

(a) Rohini is as beautiful, (b) if not (c) more than Supriya (d) no error 47.9.233.128
394Spotting the ErrorsTest 6 (Adjectives)

Q7. Your income is (a)/ many times (b)/ higher than Sohan’s (c)/ no error (d).

(a) Your income is (b) many times (c) higher than Sohan’s (d) no error 47.9.233.128
395Spotting the ErrorsTest 6 (Adjectives)

Q6. A dark spacious (a)/ cell has been found (b)/ in a recent discovery (c)/ no error (d).

(a) A dark spacious (b) cell has been found (c) in a recent discovery (d) no error 47.9.233.128
396Spotting the ErrorsTest 6 (Adjectives)

Q5. Sohan is a fortunate (a)/ person whose all (b)/ efforts succeed (c)/ no error (d).

(a) Sohan is a fortunate (b) person whose all (c) efforts succeed (d) no error 47.9.233.128
397Spotting the ErrorsTest 6 (Adjectives)

Q4. Madhuri is the most (a)/ beautiful girl of (b)/ all others in this group. (c)/ no error (d).

(a) Madhuri is the most (b) beautiful girl of (c) all others in this group (d) no error 47.9.233.128
398Spotting the ErrorsTest 6 (Adjectives)

Q3. Have you brought (a)/ some gold (b)/ for Meera (c)/ no error (d).

(a) Have you brought (b) some gold (c) for Meera (d) no error 47.9.233.128
399Spotting the ErrorsTest 6 (Adjectives)

Q2. There are (a) / less students (b)/ in the class today (c)/ no error (d).

(a) There are (b) less students (c) in the class today (d) no error 47.9.233.128
400Spotting the ErrorsTest 6 (Adjectives)

Q1. Little that (a)/ Shivangi did (b)/  for me is unforgettable (c)/ no error (d).

(a) Little that (b) Shivangi did (c) for me is unforgettable (d) no error 47.9.233.128
401Idioms and PhrasesTest 10

Q10. Kill two birds with one stone

a short distance do everything that is possible in order to achieve something to accomplish two different things at the same time elaborately attired, dressed to draw attraction 47.9.240.216
402Idioms and PhrasesTest 10

Q9. Lion's share

a place which is uncomfortable trouble shared is trouble halved experience sudden anger the largest part of something 47.9.240.216
403Idioms and PhrasesTest 10

Q8. Lead with the chin.

take a risk, behave without caution be poorly received by an audience all the routes are directed towards the centre an extremely easy task 47.9.240.216
404Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 10

Q10. Action : Reaction : : ?

Birth : Death Book : Cover Stimulus : Response Firing : Running 157.34.10.88
405Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 10

Q9. Ink: Pen:: Blood:?

Accident Doctor Donation Vein 157.34.10.88
406Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 10

Q8. Surgeon : Forceps : : ?

Refugee : Asylum Driver : Brake oil Doctor : Prescription Blacksmith : Hammer 103.208.69.8
407Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 10

Q7. Touch: Feel:: Greet:?

Success Manners Smile Acknowledge 157.34.9.133
408Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 10

Q6. Psychology: Mind:: Ornithology:?

Sanskrit Mammal Bird Coin 157.34.10.88
409Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 10

Q5. Motor Car : Garage : : Aeroplane : ?

Air Port Air Field Hanger Runway 103.208.69.8
410Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 10

Q4. Menu : Food : : Catalogue : ?

Newspaper Books Library Rack 157.34.10.88
411Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 10

Q3. Yesterday : Tomorrow : : March : ?

January April May June 157.34.10.88
412Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 10

Q2. Patrol : Security :: Insurance : ?

Savings Money Risk Policy 157.34.10.88
413Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 10

Q1. House: Room:: World:?

Nation Sun Land Air 157.34.10.88
414Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 9

Q10. Stethoscope : Heartbeat :: ? : Temperature.

Scale Thermometer Mercury Heat 103.94.57.8
415Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 9

Q9. Oxygen : Burn : : Carbon dioxide : ?

Isolate Extinguishes Explode Foam 157.34.10.88
416Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 9

Q8. Botany : Plants : : Entomology : ?

Birds Plants Snakes Insects 157.34.10.88
417Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 9

Q7. Adult : Baby : : Flower : ?

Seed Stem Bud Fruit 157.34.10.88
418Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 9

Q6. Night : Morning :: ? : Night

 

Evening Noon Forenoon Afternoon 157.34.10.88
419Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 9

Q5. SORROW: CRY:: MIRTH:?

LAUGHTER FROWN WEEP JOY 103.208.69.8
420Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 9

Q4. Maximum: Excess:: Sly:?

Pleasant Conservative Permanent Haphazard 157.34.10.88
421Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 9

Q3. Country : President: :State : ?

Speaker Prime Minister Governor Chief Minister 157.34.10.88
422Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 9

Q2. Human::Child:?

Duck : Drake Cow : Bull Fish : Prawn Lion : Cub 103.208.69.8
423Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 9

Q1. Fast : Hunger : : Race : ?

Horse Smartness Strength Fatigue 157.34.10.88
424Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 8

Q10. Cinema : Audience : : Church :?

Loneliness Congregation Prayer Meditation 103.208.69.8
425Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 8

Q9. Today: Day before yesterday:: January:?

November December February March 157.34.10.88
426Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 8

Q8. Smoke: Pollution:: War:?

Treaty Victory Peace Destruction 157.34.10.88
427Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 8

Q6. 'Mother' is related to 'child' in the same way as 'tree' is related to -

Plant Fruit Root Flower 157.34.10.88
428Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 8

Q7. Television : Telecast : : Radio : ?

Music Broadcast News Dawn 157.34.10.88
429Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 8

Q4. Mountain: Hill: : Tree:?

Leaf Forest Shrub Ground 157.34.10.88
430Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 8

Q5. Receptionist : Office : : Hostess : ?

Airport Crew Host Aircraft 103.208.69.8
431Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 8

Q3. Brick : Mason : : Colour : ?

Painter Child Teacher Potter 157.34.10.88
432Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 8

Q2. Flexible : Rigid : :Confidence : ?

Cowardice Diffidence Indifference Scare 157.34.10.88
433Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 8

Q1. Brush: Paint:: Shovel:?

Coal Oil Water Brick 157.34.10.88
434Idioms and PhrasesTest 10

Q7. Die in hardness

difficult to discontinue of an aged habit an unalterable decision has been reached, or step taken to expire while working stay optimistic, positive attitude 47.9.255.7
435Idioms and PhrasesTest 10

Q6. Call a spade a spade

Speak frankly and directly stop doing something, especially working the whole day, throughout the entire day admirable results always take time 47.9.255.7
436Idioms and PhrasesTest 10

Q5. Behind closed doors

set the ending to a concerned issue in clandestine, privately to cause something to open suddenly, especially from within something that one knows or understands nothing 47.9.255.7
437Idioms and PhrasesTest 10

Q4. Ballpark figure

to solve something by using reasoning very suddenly To be near about the exact (in amount) receive punishment 47.9.255.7
438Idioms and PhrasesTest 10

Q3. Hot potato

a controversial issue in trouble or state of shame to take advantage of a situation hot, sultry days 47.9.255.7
439Idioms and PhrasesTest 10

Q2. A burnt child dreads the fire.

a child born out of wedlock raise your voice bang head against a brick wall everyone avoids repeating a hurting experience again in life 47.9.255.7
440Idioms and PhrasesTest 10

Q1.  A bone to pick

the subject of a dispute to get frightened or scare somebody cause of quarrel most basic and important elements or facts 47.9.255.7
441Idioms and PhrasesTest 9

Q10. Raining cats and ______.

rat elephant a man dogs 47.9.255.7
442Idioms and PhrasesTest 9

Q9. Paint the ______ red.

town house window hand 47.9.255.7
443Idioms and PhrasesTest 9

Q8. Meet someone ______.

alone halfway right love 47.9.255.7
444Idioms and PhrasesTest 9

Q7. Left handed ______.

respect batsman compliment writer 47.9.255.7
445Idioms and PhrasesTest 9

Q6. Keep the pot ______.

testing boiling turning burning 47.9.255.7
446Idioms and PhrasesTest 9

Q5. A piece of ______.

cake moment bundle iron 47.9.255.7
447Idioms and PhrasesTest 9

Q4. Have a ______ in every pie.

humble leg better deal finger 47.9.255.7
448Idioms and PhrasesTest 9

Q3. Get a ______ deal.

big better raw beautiful 47.9.255.7
449Idioms and PhrasesTest 9

Q2. Fall from ______.

love the cracks the roof grace 47.9.255.7
450Idioms and PhrasesTest 9

Q1. A sight for ______ eyes

eagle sore believe over 47.9.255.7
451Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 7

Q10. Defy : Obey : : Rest : ?

Labour Idle Work Lazy 157.34.155.124
452Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 7

Q9. Mother : Child : : Cloud : ?

Rain Shine Water Weather 103.208.69.8
453Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 7

Q8. Bat : Cat : : ? : Fat.

Pat Eat Hat Mat 103.208.69.8
454Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 7

Q7. Tadpole : Frog :: Leveret : ?

Hen Hare Lion Horse 157.34.155.124
455Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 7

Q6. Ecstasy: Gloom::?

Humiliation : Exaltation Diligent : Successful Measure : Scale Congratulations : Occasion 157.34.155.124
456Idioms and PhrasesTest 8

Q10. Having absolutely no limits or restrictions.

chill to the bone a blessing in disguise clear the air no holds barred 47.9.224.129
457Idioms and PhrasesTest 8

Q9. having no money, job, or home.

down and out double date down to the wire live wire 47.9.224.129
458Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 7

Q5. Ornithologist : Birds : : Archaeologist : ?

Arbiter Archipelago Aquatic Artifacts 157.34.155.124
459Idioms and PhrasesTest 8

Q8. Join a popular trend or activity.

raise the bar jump the gun jump on the bandwagon jump to conclusions 47.9.224.129
460Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 7

Q4. DEVIL: LIVED:: STRAP:?

TRAPS PRATS PARTS SPART 157.34.155.124
461Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 7

Q3. Book: Critic: : Building:?

Contractor Appraiser Weigher Engineer 103.208.69.8
462Idioms and PhrasesTest 8

Q7. Happens very rarely.

out of the blue blue blood feel blue once in a blue moon 47.9.224.129
463Idioms and PhrasesTest 8

Q6. In excellent condition.

feel blue Mint condition status quo on the mend 47.9.224.129
464Idioms and PhrasesTest 8

Q5. In trouble or state of shame.

in hot water pour cold water on in deep water dead in the water 47.9.224.129
465Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 7

Q2. Horse: Hoof::?

Paise : Rupee Man : Foot Dog : Black Pen : Pencil 103.208.69.8
466Idioms and PhrasesTest 8

Q4. To be under attack/a lot of pressure.

under his thumb out of hand under siege carte blanche 47.9.224.129
467Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 7

Q1. Giant: Dwarf: : Genius:?

Gentle Wicked Tiny Idiot 157.34.155.124
468Idioms and PhrasesTest 8

Q3. A person whose behavior seems strange or unusual.

a fish out of water drink like a fish queer pitch queer fish 47.9.224.129
469Idioms and PhrasesTest 8

Q2. To fight with a strong enemy.

catch eye catch a tartar long arm of the law castle in the air 47.9.224.129
470Idioms and PhrasesTest 8

Q1. To cause an activity or process to continue.

a rolling stone gathers no moss keep under wraps Keep the ball rolling roll the dice 47.9.224.129
471Idioms and PhrasesTest 7

Q10. See eye to eye

in an instant deliberately overlook two or more people agree on something. the centre of a target 47.9.224.129
472Idioms and PhrasesTest 7

Q9. Rhyme or reason

logical explanation or reason something very difficult to understand to insult someone to reach a logical conclusion 47.9.224.129
473Idioms and PhrasesTest 7

Q8. Keep an ear to the ground

not retreat characteristic of carefully gathering information choose not to hear learn music by ear 47.9.224.129
474Idioms and PhrasesTest 7

Q7. Give someone the cold shoulder

loss of courage deter or discourage somebody in a unexpected and sudden way Ignore someone 47.9.224.129
475Idioms and PhrasesTest 7

Q6. Few and far between

unlikely to be true Not common to the extent of something progress has been satisfactory up to now 47.9.224.129
476Idioms and PhrasesTest 7

Q5. Hammer and tongs

to do something, especially to argue, with a lot of energy or violence extremely easy to understand or comprehend unconscious to something do something in easy way 47.9.224.129
477Idioms and PhrasesTest 7

Q4. Bite the dust

threatening, aggressive, but not willing to engage in a fight to suffer a defeat to mislead somebody overreact in an angry or harsh way 47.9.224.129
478Idioms and PhrasesTest 7

Q3. A square deal

important thing return to where one started from done according to the rules a fair bargain 47.9.224.129
479Idioms and PhrasesTest 7

Q2. The best of both worlds

a polite way to end a letter or email being honest is always good and fruitful a win-win situation something that is too fine 47.9.224.129
480Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 6

Q10. Upset : Setup : : Tiptop : ?

Totpop Totpip Tippop Toptip 103.208.69.8
481Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 6

Q9. Timid: Ass: : Cunning:?

Rabbit Ant Horse Fox 103.208.69.8
482Idioms and PhrasesTest 7

Q1. Way forward

to eagerly await something the only way to succeed to bring forth to tick someone off 47.9.255.7
483Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 6

Q8. Secretive : Open : : Snide : ?

Hidden Forthright Outcome Forward 103.208.69.8
484Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 6

Q7. Sitar : Guitar : : Tanpura: ?

Violin Harmonium Mridanga Trumpet 157.34.155.124
485Idioms and PhrasesTest 6

Q10. Man of straw

to be the last in a sequence of unpleasant things a person of energetic activity someone who achieves success with his own hard work a weak person 47.9.224.129
486Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 6

Q6. Maharashtra : India : : Texas : ?

Brazil Mexico USA Canada 157.34.155.124
487Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 6

Q5. Moderate : Intensify : : Nominal : ?

Memorial Chacs Distance Expensive 157.34.155.124
488Idioms and PhrasesTest 6

Q9. In the heat of the moment

finding a way to stay cool when it is very hot outside almost too late overwhelmed by what is happening at the moment work long hours and hard 47.9.224.129
489Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 6

Q4. Coins: mint: : Bricks:?

Furnace Cemetery Kiln Foundry 157.34.10.88
490Idioms and PhrasesTest 6

Q8. Gather roses only

seek all the enjoyment of life only easy option to say something bad about something very excited and enthusiastic 47.9.224.129
491Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 6

Q3. River : Stream : : Ocean : ?

Pond Current Dam Sea 157.34.10.88
492Idioms and PhrasesTest 6

Q7. Fat chance

to have friendly banter for hours on end when there is little or no chance of something happening to meet someone by chance/accident something which was not planned to happen 47.9.224.129
493Idioms and PhrasesTest 6

Q6. Eat one's heart out

an event that makes you feel happy break someone's heart a very competitive world suffer from excessive longing for someone or something unattainable 47.9.224.129
494Idioms and PhrasesTest 6

Q5. Early birds

accomplish two different things at the same time an early rising person it is too soon to make a judgment about something people who arrive earlier are the ones who get the best deals 47.9.224.129
495Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 6

Q2. ADCB: KNML:: EHGF:? 

QRST ZYXW DGFE RUST 157.34.10.88
496Idioms and PhrasesTest 6

Q4. Cut both ends

to reduce amount of something to succeed to have good and bad effects at the same time ruin someone's reputation 47.9.224.129
497Idioms and PhrasesTest 6

Q3. Broken reed

break someone'e heart destroy building to do something different from what is expected An unreliable or unsupportive person 47.9.224.129
498Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 6

Q1. EXCUSE: CXEESU:: ERODES:?

REOSDE ORESED OREESD ERODSE 157.34.10.88
499Idioms and PhrasesTest 6

Q2. A perfect storm

the worst possible situation to happened practice hard to achieve something good at that activity 47.9.224.129
500Idioms and PhrasesTest 6

Q1. Keep one's nose clean

death behave properly cut the tree clean house 47.9.224.129
501SynonymTest 7

Q10. Seek to restore the harmony of bygone days.

previous present olden modern 157.34.152.115
502SynonymTest 7

Q9. I shall suggest certain measures.

ideas ways problems areas 47.9.224.129
503SynonymTest 10

Q8. It is my duty to warn you of the impending dangers.

eminent dominant prominent imminent 103.208.69.8
504SynonymTest 10

Q7. The ozone layer gas acts as a canopy protecting us.

galaxy cloud vacuum shelter 157.34.152.115
505SynonymTest 7

Q10. A little suspicion started nagging him.

distressing pleasing stopping warning 157.34.152.115
506SynonymTest 7

Q9. The king summoned his subjects for mass prayer.

dictated ordered gather called 157.34.152.115
507SynonymTest 7

Q8. Some of you may have set your own convictions.

beliefs ideas priorties objectives 157.34.152.115
508SynonymTest 7

Q7. Do not get disheartened by the challenges along the way.

dissatisfied excited discouraged upset 157.34.152.115
509AntonymTest 10

Q10. Her parents refused their consent to the marriage.

permission aversion assent approval 47.9.231.192
510AntonymTest 10

Q9. With a little guile, she might get what she wanted.

cunning artifice trickiness innocence 47.9.231.192
511AntonymTest 10

Q8. Many children are hapless victims of this war.

cursed propitious hexed unlucky 47.9.231.192
512AntonymTest 10

Q7. The baseball veteran loved to coach young players.

proficient steady trained amateur 47.9.231.192
513SynonymTest 10

Q7. Such conduct deserves reprimand.

praise punishment rebuke reward 157.34.136.206
514AntonymTest 10

Q6. I'm starting to wilt - can we go home?

fade wither strengthen succumb 47.9.231.192
515SynonymTest 10

Q6. The coach followed a devious course to its destination.

difficult short-cut straight winding 103.208.69.8
516AntonymTest 10

Q5. There was a pertness about her that attracted him.

warmth enthusiasm cuteness lethargy 47.9.231.192
517SynonymTest 10

Q5. She upbraided the little girl who got frightened.

make tails make up Scolded handed 103.208.69.8
518SynonymTest 10

Q4. Ritu asked Rashmi not to meddle in her affairs.

intercede impose cross interfere 103.208.69.8
519AntonymTest 10

Q4. The branches were dry and brittle.

crisp delicate perpetual sensitive 47.9.231.192
520SynonymTest 10

Q3. The early monsoon has brought respite to the people.

despite inspite of interval of relief rest 157.34.136.206
521AntonymTest 10

Q3. Good books may elevate the mind.

plunge upgrade glorify raise 47.9.231.192
522AntonymTest 10

Q2. We are going to demolish the old building.

decimate destroy torpedo establish 47.9.231.192
523AntonymTest 10

Q1. The incident started a family feud.

conflict concord rivalry argument 47.9.231.192
524AntonymTest 9

Q10. Flimsy

delicate thick tacky thin 47.9.231.192
525AntonymTest 9

Q9. Gloom

depression blahs bliss despair 47.9.231.192
526AntonymTest 9

Q8. Instill

disconnect inject engraft teach 47.9.231.192
527AntonymTest 9

Q7. Peevish

grumpy fiery pleasant churlish 47.9.231.192
528AntonymTest 9

Q6. Occult

magical obscure murky natural 47.9.231.192
529AntonymTest 9

Q5. Slander

defamation pride scandal insult 47.9.231.192
530AntonymTest 9

Q4. Retract

recede revoke reaffirm disown 47.9.231.192
531SynonymTest 10

Q2. Mohinder Amarnath had a penchant for hook shots.

art inclinat‭ion strength desire 157.34.136.206
532AntonymTest 9

Q3. Shabby

frayed rotten desolate dapper 47.9.231.192
533AntonymTest 9

Q2. Contrary

parallel conflicting opposed opposite 47.9.231.192
534AntonymTest 9

Q1. Dense

compact sporadic opaque rigid 47.9.231.192
535SynonymTest 10

Q1. The maidservant left the police station contrite.

penient angry remorseless sore 157.34.136.206
536AntonymTest 8

Q10. Deride

taunt respect roast disparage 47.9.231.192
537AntonymTest 8

Q9. Frantic

excited calm worried furious 47.9.231.192
538AntonymTest 8

Q8. Prompt

instant blistering expeditious delayed 47.9.231.192
539AntonymTest 8

Q7. Ravage

construct scourge plunder demolish 47.9.231.192
540AntonymTest 8

Q6. Stupor

blackout trance fainting exuberance 47.9.231.192
541AntonymTest 8

Q5. Succinct 

concise compact circuitous synoptic 47.9.231.192
542AntonymTest 8

Q4. Wary

cautious impulsive attentive prudent 47.9.231.192
543AntonymTest 8

Q3. Vivid

mysterious fascinating detailed authentic 47.9.231.192
544AntonymTest 8

Q2. Bleak

ominous comfortless miserable cheerful 47.9.231.192
545AntonymTest 8

Q1. Abject

servile worthy appalling despicable 47.9.231.192
546SynonymTest 9

Q10. Negligent most nearly means.

pajamas morbid dark careless 157.34.136.206
547SynonymTest 9

Q9. Flare most nearly means.

blaze style judicial temper 157.34.136.206
548SynonymTest 9

Q8. Beneficial most nearly means.

help advantageous charity wise 103.208.69.8
549SynonymTest 9

Q7. Ramble most nearly means.

wander knot confuse wonder 157.34.136.206
550SynonymTest 9

Q6. Imply most nearly means.

suggest stab thick destroy 103.208.69.8
551SynonymTest 9

Q5. Solemn most nearly means.

amusing harmful speech serious 103.208.69.8
552SynonymTest 9

Q4. Hustle most nearly means.

busy clean hurry dance 103.208.69.8
553SynonymTest 9

Q3. Prolong most nearly means.

inquire relax wait extend 103.208.69.8
554SynonymTest 9

Q2. Custom most nearly means.

habit ethic deliver dessert 103.208.69.8
555SynonymTest 9

Q1. Modest most nearly means.

attractive clever humble current 103.208.69.8
556SynonymTest 7

Q6. The fifteen people arrested were still in police detention.

Destitution Restrain Desolation Computation 157.34.136.206
557SynonymTest 7

Q5. The work was tedious and physically demanding.

Sad Boring Interesting Deserted 157.34.136.206
558SynonymTest 8

Q10. Tightfisted.

Niggardly Penny-Pinching Mean All of the above 157.34.136.206
559SynonymTest 8

Q9. Perennial.

Sporadic Constant Exhibit Incipient 157.34.136.206
560SynonymTest 8

Q8. Forlorn.

Desolate Idolized Alienate Detach 157.34.136.206
561SynonymTest 8

Q6. Uptick.

Diminution Boost Slump Benefit 157.34.136.206
562SynonymTest 8

Q7. Elan.

Hinder Crooked Ennui Gracefulness 157.34.136.206
563SynonymTest 8

Q5. Frenetic.

Tranquil Frenzied Clarify Muddle 157.34.136.206
564SynonymTest 8

Q4. Germane.

Felicitous Inappropriate Covertly Openly 157.34.136.206
565SynonymTest 8

Q3. Ferret.

Rummage Ransack Hunt All of the above 157.34.136.206
566SynonymTest 8

Q2. Wean.

Simulate Interpret Remove Encourage 157.34.136.206
567SynonymTest 8

Q1. Juggernaut.

Incompetent Force Cavalcade Leftover Comforted 157.34.136.206
568SynonymTest 7

Q4. The doctor seemed eccentric.

Bullish Abnormal Short-tempered Dapper 157.34.136.206
569SynonymTest 7

Q3. She would be taciturn whenever she met the teacher.

Confident Unresponsive Terse Tense 157.34.136.206
570SynonymTest 7

Q2. The welfare scheme kindled hope amongst the deprived.

Decimated Reacted Soared Iginited 103.208.69.113
571SynonymTest 7

Q1. She is a savior of the destitute.

Impoverished Wealthy Creamy layer Dissatisfied 157.34.136.206
572SynonymTest 6

Q10. Oration.

Silence Dialogue Speech Attraction 157.34.136.206
573SynonymTest 6

Q9. Danger.

Disturbance Peril Depreciation Horror 157.34.136.206
574SynonymTest 6

Q8.Venerable.

Contagious Respectable Miserable Forceful 157.34.136.206
575SynonymTest 6

Q7. Curtail.

Expand Abstain Shorten Abort 157.34.136.206
576SynonymTest 6

Q6. Appalling.

Ridiculous Charming Attractive Terrifying 157.34.136.206
577SynonymTest 6

Q5. Farcical.

Absurd Sarcastic Persistent Serious 157.34.136.206
578SynonymTest 6

Q4. Obligatory.

Exclusive Essential Flexible Open 157.34.136.206
579SynonymTest 6

Q3. Sufficient.

Adequate Meager Excess Scanty 157.34.136.206
580AntonymTest 7

Q10. The economy is beginning to falter.

fluctuate fumble pause continue 157.35.224.192
581AntonymTest 7

Q9. A trial must be fair and impartial.

inequitable neutral detached uninvolved 157.35.224.192
582AntonymTest 7

Q8. I'm still a complete novice at the sport.

learner veteran novitiate amateur 157.35.224.192
583SynonymTest 6

Q2. Divine.

Heavenly Royal Spiritual Earthy 157.34.136.206
584AntonymTest 7

Q7. The recession may already be severe enough to ordain structural change.

command decree mandate rescind 157.35.224.192
585SynonymTest 6

Q1. Conceal.

Compel Hide Repel Reveal 157.34.136.206
586AntonymTest 7

Q6. Prudence would be the guiding principle.

ignorance discretion wisdom care 157.42.105.6
587AntonymTest 7

Q5. The Senate must ratify his reappointment.

approve pursue renounce certify 157.35.224.192
588AntonymTest 7

Q4. His daughter is a saucy tomboy.

mousy rude mouthy shameless 157.35.224.192
589AntonymTest 7

Q3. Keep away from that dog, he can be vicious.

ruthless brute virtuous dangerous 157.35.224.192
590AntonymTest 7

Q2. The location of the hotel is sublime.

supreme stunning beautiful ridiculous 157.35.224.192
591AntonymTest 7

Q1. We entered into the sport with zest.

enjoyment laziness passion energy 47.9.231.192
592AntonymTest 6

Q10. A placid parent makes a placid home.

peaceful gentle whist impulsive 157.35.224.192
593AntonymTest 6

Q9. The vegetables have begun to decay.

enhance crumble defile perish 157.35.224.192
594AntonymTest 6

Q8. Police are baffled by the murder.

confuse clarify thwart daze 157.42.105.6
595AntonymTest 6

Q7. That doctor's a quack!

actual hustler deceiver fraud 157.42.105.6
596AntonymTest 6

Q6. The village has a certain rustic charm.

pastoral primitive urban arcadian 157.35.224.192
597AntonymTest 6

Q5. The old gentleman was as spry as ever.

vivacious graceful slothful active 157.35.224.192
598AntonymTest 6

Q4. I impute his failure to laziness.

connect implicate denounce release 157.35.224.192
599AntonymTest 6

Q3. I always feel she has a grudge against me.

respect malevolence dislike hate 157.35.224.192
600AntonymTest 6

Q2. Smoking is a serious health hazard.

insecurity protection danger exposure 157.35.224.192
601AntonymTest 6

Q1. The company was later declared insolvent.

bankrupt indebted impecunious solvent 157.34.127.21
602HomonymsTest 9

Q10. A good ____is none the worse for being twice told. 

tail tael tale 157.34.36.184
603HomonymsTest 10

Q10. She had the _____for writing

flair flare 157.34.36.184
604HomonymsTest 10

Q9. She realized he wasn't telling her a story just for ______ talk.

idol idle 103.208.69.113
605HomonymsTest 10

Q8. The police soon arrived at the ___of the crime.

seen scene 103.208.69.113
606HomonymsTest 10

Q7. He broke off a ____of bread and gave it to her.

peace piece 103.208.69.113
607HomonymsTest 10

Q6. Many women earn less than their ______colleagues.

male mail 157.34.36.184
608HomonymsTest 10

Q5. A love of nature _______the two poets.

lynx links 103.208.69.113
609HomonymsTest 10

Q4. The interview lasted half an ___.

our hour 157.34.36.184
610HomonymsTest 10

Q3. He had been a ____man with a small but independent income.

grown groan 157.34.36.184
611HomonymsTest 10

Q2. He woke up with a _____taste in his mouth.

fowl foul 157.34.36.184
612HomonymsTest 10

Q1. Just the three of you going to be holding the _______tonight.

forth fought 157.34.36.184
613HomonymsTest 9

Q9. She is blind in one _____.

i aye eye 157.34.36.184
614HomonymsTest 9

Q8.  _____  is something that is thrown away because it is no longer useful.

waste waist west 103.208.69.113
615HomonymsTest 9

Q7.  _____ is a mineral from which metal can be extracted.

oar or ore 157.34.36.184
616HomonymsTest 9

Q6. The impure _____ makes them tired and ill.

ere air heir 103.208.69.100
617HomonymsTest 9

Q5. ____getting here around six o’clock.

their there they're 157.34.36.184
618HomonymsTest 9

Q4. Jerusalem is considered a _____ city by Jews, Muslims, and Christians.

holey holy wholly 157.34.36.184
619HomonymsTest 9

Q3. If something is _____ someones, they are intended to have it or benefit from it.

for fore four 157.34.36.184
620HomonymsTest 9

Q2. _____ is the moisture that is present on the grass in the early mornings.

due do dew 103.208.69.100
621HomonymsTest 9

Q1. Soni went  _____ find out why Sara was not playing.

to two too 157.34.36.184
622HomonymsTest 8

Q10. The police fired a _____ of bullets into the crowd.

rain reign rein 103.208.69.100
623SpellingsTest X

Q10. Everyone missed you during your ______________ .

abscence absence 157.35.251.248
624SpellingsTest X

Q9. Don't worry. The mistakes were barely ______________ .

noticeable noticable 157.35.251.248
625SpellingsTest X

Q8. That ______________ has lots of scary old graves.

cemetary cemetery 157.35.251.248
626HomonymsTest 8

Q9. We’re going to need to  _____ down our expenses if we want to survive next year.

pair pare pear 103.208.69.100
627SpellingsTest X

Q7. Don't ______________ me when I'm talking!

interrupt interupt 157.42.124.248
628SpellingsTest X

Q6. Climate change could threaten our ______________ .

existance existence 157.35.251.248
629HomonymsTest 8

Q8. To _____ is to stitch fabric together. 

so sow sew 103.208.69.100
630SpellingsTest X

Q5. Who's on the new ______________ ?

commitee committee 157.35.251.248
631SpellingsTest X

Q4. We're on the ______________ of another world war.

threshold threshhold 157.42.117.234
632HomonymsTest 8

Q7. _____ means to fly high in the sky.

saw soar sore 157.34.36.184
633SpellingsTest X

Q3. If I feel ______________ , my face goes red.

embarassed embarrassed 157.35.251.248
634SpellingsTest X

Q2. She doesn't wear make-up or worry about her ______________ .

appearance appearence 157.35.251.248
635SpellingsTest X

Q1. Her doctor ______________ her to a skin specialist.

referred refered 157.35.251.248
636SpellingsTest IX

Q10. Four words are given, out of which only one is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

Rasberry Extremely Preamble Abridgement 157.35.251.248
637SpellingsTest IX

Q9. Four words are given, out of which only one is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

Enrolment Simulate Absence Espresso 157.35.251.248
638SpellingsTest IX

Q8. Four words are given, out of which only one is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

prommel Mien Charater Embarrass 157.35.251.248
639SpellingsTest IX

Q7. Four words are given, out of which only one is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

skepticism busines infallible dispel 157.35.251.248
640SpellingsTest IX

Q6. Four words are given, out of which only one is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

Deface Cemetery Etichings Superannuate 157.35.251.248
641HomonymsTest 8

Q6. My friends and I love hiking because nature is the most beautiful from a mountain ____________.

peek peak pique 157.34.36.184
642HomonymsTest 8

Q5. We were too _____ to afford a television when I was a kid.

pour pore poor 103.208.69.100
643HomonymsTest 8

Q4. I _____ my friend for coffee every Friday morning.

meet mete meat 157.34.36.184
644HomonymsTest 8

Q3. The doctor told him he had the _____.

flew flu flue 157.34.36.184
645HomonymsTest 8

Q2. The doctor _____ his patient to a specialist.

cent sent scent 157.34.36.184
646HomonymsTest 8

Q1. No customers wanted to _____ the bright red sandals.

by buy bye 157.34.36.184
647SpellingsTest IX

Q5. Four words are given, out of which only one is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

foursome caucasian colonalism betide 157.35.224.217
648SpellingsTest IX

Q4. Four words are given, out of which only one is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

atheist impersonate ariticle eject 157.35.224.217
649SpellingsTest IX

Q3. Four words are given, out of which only one is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

neolithic address trestle assessmant 157.35.224.217
650SpellingsTest IX

Q2. Four words are given, out of which only one is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

tounge achieve inscrutable pristine 157.35.224.217
651SpellingsTest IX

Q1. Four words are given, out of which only one is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

meander decisons accommodation fernery 157.35.224.217
652SpellingsTest VIII

Q10. Four words are given, out of which only one is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

bureaucracy beruacracy bureocracy bureocrecy 157.35.224.217
653SpellingsTest VIII

Q9. Four words are given, out of which only one is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

pirsue pursue pursuie pursuie 157.35.224.217
654SpellingsTest VIII

Q8. Four words are given, out of which only one is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

acrominious acriminious acrimonious acromonious 157.35.224.217
655SpellingsTest VIII

Q7. Four words are given, out of which only one is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

cantankerous cantekerous cantakrous centakerous 157.35.224.217
656SpellingsTest VIII

Q6. Four words are given, out of which only one is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

turniquite tourniquet tourniquite torniquite 157.35.224.217
657SpellingsTest VIII

Q5. Four words are given, out of which only one is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

gagreious gragirious gragerious gregarious 157.35.224.217
658SpellingsTest VIII

Q4. Four words are given, out of which only one is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

felibuster filibuster fabilstar fabiluster 157.42.124.245
659HomonymsTest 7

Q10. Put some _____ on the fire.

coal cole 157.34.65.244
660HomonymsTest 7

Q9. Every _____ has its own sorrow.

hurt heart 157.34.65.244
661HomonymsTest 7

Q8. The lion stalked its ______ through the long grass.

prey pray 157.34.65.244
662SpellingsTest VIII

Q3. Four words are given, out of which only one is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

marionette mariotinie meriiontte marionatte 157.34.65.244
663SpellingsTest VIII

Q2. Four words are given, out of which only one is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

dyriea diarryeoh diarrhoea diarrea 157.42.124.245
664SpellingsTest VIII

Q1. Four words are given, out of which only one is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

mayonise mayanoice maynoice mayonnaise 157.42.124.245
665HomonymsTest 7

Q7. The boys played cricket away from the ______.

rode road 157.34.200.182
666HomonymsTest 7

Q6. Riya liked her ______  dress.

new knew 157.34.200.182
667HomonymsTest 7

Q5. Seema didn't ______ where they are going.

no know 157.34.200.182
668HomonymsTest 7

Q4. Please turn towards the ______ side.

write right 157.34.200.182
669SpellingsTest VII

Q10. The ______________ shows all the public holidays.

calendar calender 157.35.224.217
670SpellingsTest VII

Q9. A wedding is a very special ______________ .

occassion occasion 157.35.224.217
671SpellingsTest VII

Q8. He didn't get the job, ______________ .

unfortunatly unfortunately 157.35.224.217
672HomonymsTest 7

Q3. I went to meet a ______ friend.

dear deer 157.34.200.182
673SpellingsTest VII

Q7. Have you ever been to a ______________ country?

foreign foriegn 157.35.224.217
674SpellingsTest VII

Q6. All our ______________ are elected by voters.

politicians politicans 157.35.224.217
675SpellingsTest VII

Q5. We'll ______________ be there. Don't worry.

definately definitely 157.35.224.217
676SpellingsTest VII

Q4. People older than eighty are in a special ______________ .

catagory category 157.42.96.118
677SpellingsTest VII

Q3. Don't go near their dog. It's ______________ .

vicious viscious 157.35.224.217
678SpellingsTest VII

Q2. Our hospitals are ______________ owned, so they're free.

publicly publically 157.35.224.217
679SpellingsTest VII

Q1. She looks ______________ , but I don't know her.

familar familiar 157.42.105.188
680HomonymsTest 7

Q2. I have ______ told her.

all ready already 157.34.200.182
681HomonymsTest 7

Q1. Please do not ______ him to do the crime

abate abet 157.34.200.182
682SpellingsTest VI

Q10. Who's your best ______________ ?

freind friend 157.35.224.217
683SpellingsTest VI

Q9. Why are you crying? What ______________ ?

happened happend 157.35.224.217
684SpellingsTest VI

Q8. It's cold in winter, but in spring the ______________ is beautiful.

wether weather 157.42.106.157
685SpellingsTest VI

Q7. The meeting is ______________ in ten minutes.

beginning begining 157.35.224.217
686SpellingsTest VI

Q6. They've been married for ______________ years.

forty fourty 157.42.106.157
687SpellingsTest VI

Q5. Kim's new boyfriend is ______________ handsome.

realy really 157.35.224.217
688SpellingsTest VI

Q4. Do you know ______________ answer is correct?

which wich 157.35.224.217
689SpellingsTest VI

Q3. Be careful when you walk ______________ the road.

acros across 157.35.224.217
690SpellingsTest VI

Q2. I lived in Paris ______________ 2012.

untill until 157.42.106.157
691SpellingsTest VI

Q1. Are you ______________ to the party tonight?

coming comming 157.35.224.217
692HomonymsTest 6

Q10. Soldiers wear .....

camoflage camouflage 157.34.200.182
693HomonymsTest 6

Q9. If someone's hot-headed, you might call them .....

fiery firey 157.34.200.182
694HomonymsTest 6

Q8. Two lines are .....

parallel parallel 157.34.200.182
695HomonymsTest 6

Q7. You know, the day after the 11th is .....

twelfth twelth 157.34.200.182
696HomonymsTest 6

Q6. You should not undress .......

publically publicly 157.34.200.182
697HomonymsTest 6

Q5. If something's really tiny, it's ......

 

minuscule miniscule 157.34.200.182
698HomonymsTest 6

Q4.To pressure and intimidate is to.....

Harass Harrass 157.34.200.182
699HomonymsTest 6

Q3. If you're certain you're right, you're ......

adament adamant 157.34.200.182
700HomonymsTest 6

Q2. Another word for perk is .....

privilege privelige 157.34.200.182
701HomonymsTest 6

Q1. Do you think you can get the perfect score?

definately definitely 157.34.200.182
702Choose appropriate wordsTest 3

Q10. There were no German classes at her college, so she ______ herself speak it.

studied made learnt taught 157.42.243.125
703Choose appropriate wordsTest 3

Q9. The teacher asked her pupils ______.

where are their textbooks where their textbooks are where their textbooks were why they open the textbooks 157.42.243.125
704Choose appropriate wordsTest 3

Q8. The horse ______ the race ______ the winner of the same event two years ago.

led / was leading / is leading / was leads / being 157.42.243.125
705Choose appropriate wordsTest 3

Q7. They promised that they ______ mike next year.

visit would visit will visit won't visit 157.42.243.125
706Choose appropriate wordsTest 3

Q6. They offered a ______ of incentives to attract qualified people for the post.

bundle assurance package gift 157.42.243.125
707Choose appropriate wordsTest 4

Q10. He is greatly admired for his ______ behavior.

decrepit decorative decadent decorous 157.42.243.125
708Choose appropriate wordsTest 4

Q9. After the shipwreck, they were ______ on the island for three days.

sleeping marooned guided found 157.42.243.125
709Choose appropriate wordsTest 2

Q10. The house is terrible, the paint on the doors is ______ badly.

flaking rotting eroding decaying 157.42.243.125
710Choose appropriate wordsTest 2

Q9. Sonu ______ Dennis of stealing his treasure.

scolded accused blamed shouted 157.42.243.125
711Choose appropriate wordsTest 2

Q8. If an employer is interested in meeting you, you will be asked to come to a/an ______.

sensation add completion interview 157.42.243.125
712Choose appropriate wordsTest 1

Q10. Who can run ______ and ______ he hill?

Up / on Upper / down Down / under Up / down 157.42.243.125
713Choose appropriate wordsTest 1

Q9. His father-in-law _____ him up in business.

made put built set 157.42.243.125
714Choose appropriate wordsTest 1

Q8. After a lot of difficulties, he finally ______ to start the car.

managed manoeuvred coped worked 157.42.243.125
715Choose appropriate wordsTest 1

Q7. Those who have ______ the transition from villages to cities have been able to secure good jobs.

tried arranged planned managed 157.42.243.125
716Choose appropriate wordsTest 1

Q6. If you want to leave work early, you have to ask for ______.

job progress permission information 157.42.243.125
717Fill in the BlanksTest 5

Q10. The demand for both, the _____ and _____ of talented employees will grow worldwide, with companies that have fired employees in the past feeling the pinch as they will not have enough bandwidth to execute projects within timelines.

males, females hard, fast micro, soft quality, quantity 157.42.243.125
718Fill in the BlanksTest 5

Q9. In a globalized world, it has become ______ for countries to deepen business ties with one another and to create ______ relationships that benefit one another.

essential, symbiotic irrelevant, synergic redundant, joint unnecessary, mutualistic 157.42.243.125
719Fill in the BlanksTest 5

Q8. Auto-rickshaws are held ______ to rather than add to Delhi's pollution problem since they run on CNG which is a ______ fuel.

resolve, crude resolve, oil intensify, pure mitigate, cleaner 157.42.243.125
720Fill in the BlanksTest 5

Q7. The state acts best when it takes the ______ of a caring parent, balancing the needs of all its children and ______ its resources accordingly.

job, distributing status, submitting role, allocating fact, projecting 157.42.243.125
721AntonymTest 1

Q10. In our Science subject, we discussed the gigantic planet of the universe.

enormous intresting living miniature 157.42.243.125
722AntonymTest 1

Q9. John was reluctant to swim because he felt so cold.

excited worried hesitant ready 157.42.243.125
723AntonymTest 1

Q8. It was no altruistic motive that prompted him to help her.

selfish inhuman brutal wicked 157.42.243.125
724Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

test Question

1 2 3 4 180.211.105.202
725Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

wordbook learn vrinsoft teste

12 123 1234 12345 43.241.193.239
726SpellingsTest IV

Q10. Four words are given, out of which only one word is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

pretence offence dence deference 103.132.149.177
727SpellingsTest IV

Q9. Four words are given, out of which only one word is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

altogether alrigt almighty allottee 103.132.149.177
728SpellingsTest IV

Q8. Four words are given, out of which only one word is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

vocal focal mystical vehical 103.132.149.177
729SpellingsTest IV

Q7. Four words are given, out of which only one word is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

efficient reticent magnificient deficient 103.132.149.177
730SpellingsTest IV

Q6. Four words are given, out of which only one word is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

rein neigh neither neice 103.132.149.177
731SpellingsTest IV

Q5. Four words are given, out of which only one word is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

procession passion posession profession 103.132.149.177
732SpellingsTest IV

Q4. Four words are given, out of which only one word is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

casual candid convercant catastrophe 103.132.149.177
733SpellingsTest IV

Q3. Four words are given, out of which only one word is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

dispose dipose demote denote 103.132.149.177
734SpellingsTest IV

Q2. Four words are given, out of which only one word is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

exempleary embarrass envious excellence 103.132.149.177
735SpellingsTest IV

Q1. Four words are given, out of which only one word is wrongly spelled. Find the wrongly spelled word.

pompous populous prejudiced pretentous 103.132.149.177
736SpellingsTest III

Q10. Four words are given, out of which only one word is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

explen explaine explain expliane 103.132.149.177
737SpellingsTest III

Q9. Four words are given, out of which only one word is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

ineffectual iniffectual inefecttual inefictual 103.132.149.177
738SpellingsTest III

Q8. Four words are given, out of which only one word is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

resillient presuade dubious depplete 103.132.149.177
739SpellingsTest III

Q7. Four words are given, out of which only one word is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

opressed oppressed oppresed operessed 103.132.149.177
740SpellingsTest III

Q6. Four words are given, out of which only one word is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

dansuese danseuse dansues densuace 103.132.149.177
741SpellingsTest III

Q5. Four words are given, out of which only one word is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

satellite settlelite setellite satelite 103.132.149.177
742SpellingsTest III

Q4. Four words are given, out of which only one word is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

mediocar midiocre mediocre midiocar 103.132.149.177
743SpellingsTest III

Q3. Four words are given, out of which only one word is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

umptuous sumtous sumtious simptuous 103.132.149.177
744SpellingsTest III

Q2. Four words are given, out of which only one word is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

massacar masacre messacre massacre 103.132.149.177
745SpellingsTest III

Q1. Four words are given, out of which only one word is correctly spelled. Find the correctly spelled word.

rihearsel riharsel rehearsel rehearsal 103.132.149.177
746SpellingsTest II

Q17. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "refer"

referance reference 103.132.149.177
747SpellingsTest II

Q16. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "differ"

differance difference 103.132.149.177
748SpellingsTest II

Q15. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "repent"

repentance repentence 103.132.149.177
749SpellingsTest II

Q14. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "acquaint"

acquaintance acquaintence 103.132.149.177
750SpellingsTest II

Q13. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "assur"

assurance assurence 103.132.149.177
751SpellingsTest II

Q12. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "hindr"

hindrance hindrence 103.132.149.177
752SpellingsTest II

Q11. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "compli"

compliance complience 103.132.149.177
753SpellingsTest II

Q10. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "vigil"

vigilance vigilence 103.132.149.177
754SpellingsTest II

Q9. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "prud"

prudance prudence 103.132.149.177
755SpellingsTest II

Q8. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "emin"

eminance eminence 103.132.149.177
756SpellingsTest V

Q7. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "entr"

entrance entrence 157.42.243.125
757SpellingsTest V

Q6. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "persist"

persistance persistence 157.42.243.125
758SpellingsTest V

Q5. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to 
complete the given word. "occurr"

occurrance occurrence 157.42.243.125
759SpellingsTest V

Q4. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to
complete the given word. "magnific"

magnificance magnificence 157.42.243.125
760SpellingsTest V

Q3. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to
complete the given word. "correspond"

correspondance correspondence 157.42.243.125
761SpellingsTest V

Q2. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to
complete the given word. "attend"

attendance attendence 157.42.243.125
762SpellingsTest V

Q1. Add suffix 'ance' or 'ence to complete
the given word. "exist"

existance existence 157.42.243.125
763SpellingsTest V

Q15. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
        given word. "determina"

determination determinasion 157.42.243.125
764SpellingsTest V

Q14. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
        given word. "divi"

divition division 157.42.243.125
765SpellingsTest V

Q13. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
        given word. "exclu"

exclution exclusion 157.42.243.125
766AntonymTest 1

Q7. She was skeptical about the safety of the new drug.

hopeful doubtful certain sanguine 157.42.243.125
767AntonymTest 1

Q6. The answer to the question was coherent.

relaxed disconnected loose consistent 157.42.243.125
768SpellingsTest I

Q10. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
        given word. "popula"

population populasion 103.132.149.177
769SpellingsTest I

Q9. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
       given word. "excur"

excurtion excursion 103.132.149.177
770SpellingsTest I

Q8. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
       given word. "man"

mansion mantion 103.132.149.177
771SpellingsTest I

Q7. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
       given word. "man"

mansion mantion 103.132.149.177
772SpellingsTest I

Q7. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
       given word. "founda"

foundasion foundation 103.132.149.177
773SpellingsTest I

Q6. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
       given word. "ses"

session sestion 103.132.149.177
774SpellingsTest I

Q5. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
       given word. "reputa"

reputation reputasion 103.132.149.177
775SpellingsTest I

Q4. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
       given word. "resolu"

resolution resolusion 103.132.149.177
776SpellingsTest I

Q3. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
       given word. "administra"

administration administrasion 103.132.149.177
777SpellingsTest I

Q2. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
       given word. "direc"

direction direcsion 103.132.149.177
778SpellingsTest I

Q1. Add 'tion' or 'sion' to complete the
       given word. "commis"

Commistion Commission 103.132.149.177
779Spotting the ErrorsTest 5 (Verbs)

Q10. The number / of persons interested / in psychology are / generally small.

The number of persons interested in psychology are generally small 103.132.149.179
780Spotting the ErrorsTest 5 (Verbs)

Q9. A band of musicians / have been engaged / for the / inauguration function.

A band of musicians have been engaged for the inauguration function 103.132.149.179
781Spotting the ErrorsTest 5 (Verbs)

Q8. Economic cooperation / between the two countries / have increased / substantially.

Economic cooperation between the two countries have increased substantially 103.132.149.179
782Spotting the ErrorsTest 5 (Verbs)

Q7.  The condolence messages / received on the / death of Mrs Gandhi / speaks highly of her greatness.

The condolence messages received on the death of Mrs Gandhi speaks highly of her greatness 103.132.149.179
783Spotting the ErrorsTest 5 (Verbs)

Q6. The smell / of these rose / flowers are / very sweet.

The smell of these rose flowers are very sweet 103.132.149.179
784Spotting the ErrorsTest 5 (Verbs)

Q5. The condition of / people living in / rural area / are very bad.

The condition of people living in rural area are very bad 103.132.149.179
785Spotting the ErrorsTest 5 (Verbs)

Q4. The merit / of these books / are known / to everyone.

The merit of these books are known to everyone 103.132.149.179
786Spotting the ErrorsTest 5 (Verbs)

Q3. If it was so / poetry / would cease / to matter.

If it was so poetry would cease to matter 103.132.149.179
787Spotting the ErrorsTest 5 (Verbs)

Q2. God saves / the / queen of / Victoria. 

God saves the queen of Victoria 103.132.149.179
788Spotting the ErrorsTest 5 (Verbs)

Q1. He ordered / as if he / was my / master.

He ordered as if he was my master 103.132.149.179
789Spotting the ErrorsTest 4 (Adverbs)

Q10. He was very tired / of work so he said / that he would / not accompany us.

He was very tired of work so he said that he would not accompany us 103.132.149.179
790Spotting the ErrorsTest 4 (Adverbs)

Q9. Every member of the family / is addicted / to drinking / and so Asha is.

Every member of the family is addicted to drinking and so Asha is 103.132.149.179
791Spotting the ErrorsTest 4 (Adverbs)

Q8. He does not / know to make / friends so he is leading / a lonely life.

He does not know to make friends so he is leading a lonely life 103.132.149.179
792Spotting the ErrorsTest 4 (Adverbs)

Q7. The house is very good / but too much small / to accommodate / the full family.

The house is very good but too much small to accommodate the full family 103.132.149.179
793Spotting the ErrorsTest 4 (Adverbs)

Q6. By discussing only with / the officer concerned, / they found out / the person behind the fraud.

By discussing only with the officer concerned they found out the person behind the fraud 103.132.149.179
794Spotting the ErrorsTest 4 (Adverbs)

Q5. Hardly she likes / to hear my name / after the dispute which occurred / between us last year.

Hardly she likes to hear my name after the dispute which occurred between us last year 103.132.149.179
795Spotting the ErrorsTest 4 (Adverbs)

Q4. Who can believe / that she was not / hardly hit / by the death of her son?

Who can believe that she was not hardly hit by the death of her son? 103.132.149.179
796Spotting the ErrorsTest 4 (Adverbs)

Q3. She is very senior / to me, so I / cannot defy / her orders.

She is very senior to me, so I cannot defy her orders 103.132.149.179
797Spotting the ErrorsTest 4 (Adverbs)

Q2. Somebody informed / the contractor that his / brother had only died / five days before.

Somebody informed the contractor that his brother had only died five days before 103.132.149.179
798Spotting the ErrorsTest 4 (Adverbs)

Q1. 'Under no circumstances / we can help you / in this immoral project', / said the Chairman.

Under no circumstances we can help you in this immoral project said the Chairman 103.132.149.179
799Spotting the ErrorsTest 3 (Tenses)

Q10. The secret of his good health / lies in the fact / that he is getting up early / and goes to bed early.

The secret of his good health lies in the fact that he is getting up early and goes to bed early. 103.132.149.179
800Spotting the ErrorsTest 3 (Tenses)

Q9. When I will / cross fifty, my / wife will cross / forty-five.

When I will cross fifty, my wife will cross forty-five 103.132.149.179
801Spotting the ErrorsTest 3 (Tenses)

Q8. I will let you know / as soon as I / will get / any news in this regard.

I will let you know as soon as I will get any news in this regard 103.132.149.179
802Spotting the ErrorsTest 3 (Tenses)

Q7. "It is high time / you are starting / this business", / said Ram to Mahesh.

It is high time you are starting this business said Ram to Mahesh. 103.132.149.179
803Spotting the ErrorsTest 3 (Tenses)

Q6. Now-a-days, / he teaches English / because the teacher of English / has gone on a month's leave.

Now-a-days, he teaches English because the teacher of English has gone on a month's leave. 103.132.149.179
804Spotting the ErrorsTest 3 (Tenses)

Q5. Whenever he is coming / here, he brings / many / gifts for me.

Whenever he is coming here, he brings many gifts for me 103.132.149.179
805Spotting the ErrorsTest 3 (Tenses)

Q4. This is / the first time / that I see such / an interesting movie.

This is the first time that I see such an interesting movie. 103.132.149.179
806Spotting the ErrorsTest 3 (Tenses)

Q3. Before the alarm had stopped / ringing / Nisha had telephoned / the police.

Before the alarm had stopped ringing Nisha had telephoned the police. 103.132.149.179
807Spotting the ErrorsTest 3 (Tenses)

Q2. When you will find / out a solution / to this problem, / you will be awarded a prize.

When you will find out a solution to this problem, you will be awarded a prize. 103.132.149.179
808Spotting the ErrorsTest 3 (Tenses)

Q1. I have come to / know that / his father has died / three days ago.

I have come to know that his father has died three days ago. 103.132.149.179
809Spotting the ErrorsTest 2 (Pronouns)

Q10. He hates everybody / and everything who / reminds him /of his blunder.

He hates everybody and everything who reminds him of his blunder 103.132.149.166
810Spotting the ErrorsTest 2 (Pronouns)

Q9. As a student / of arts, / you are much better / than him.

As a student of arts, you are much better than him 103.132.149.166
811Spotting the ErrorsTest 2 (Pronouns)

Q8. He introduced / to the chairman as / the president of the / workers' association.

He introduced to the chairman as the president of the workers' association 103.132.149.166
812Spotting the ErrorsTest 2 (Pronouns)

Q7. The guests / whom we were talking / about have arrived / and they are my relatives.

The guests whom we were talking about have arrived and they are my relatives 103.132.149.166
813Spotting the ErrorsTest 2 (Pronouns)

Q6. Any of the / two photos that reflect / the natural beauty of Kashmir / is worth seeing.

Any of the two photos that reflect the natural beauty of Kashmir is worth seeing 103.132.149.166
814Spotting the ErrorsTest 2 (Pronouns)

Q5. There is none / who can support you / in this / crucial period.

There is none who can support you in this crucial period 103.132.149.166
815Spotting the ErrorsTest 2 (Pronouns)

Q4. There were / five active workers / and three lazy one / in the factory.

There were five active workers and three lazy one in the factory 103.132.149.166
816Spotting the ErrorsTest 2 (Pronouns)

Q3. The officer / as well as the / clerks absented themselves / from the office.

The officer as well as the clerks absented themselves from the office 103.132.149.166
817Spotting the ErrorsTest 2 (Pronouns)

Q2. Every teacher / and every student / of this school is determined to do their best / for the benefit of all.

Every teacher and every student of this school is determined to do their best for the benefit of all 103.132.149.166
818Spotting the ErrorsTest 2 (Pronouns)

Q1. The Board of Directors / want the facilities / of car and accommodation / for itself.

The Board of Directors want the facilities of car and accommodation for itself 103.132.149.166
819Spotting the ErrorsTest 1 (Nouns)

Q10. All the woman teachers / are agitating / against the haughty attitude / of the Principal.

All the woman teachers are agitating against the haughty attitude of the Principal 103.132.149.188
820Spotting the ErrorsTest 1 (Nouns)

Q9. She could not complete / even the two third / of the book / owing to her busy schedule.

She could not complete even the two third of the book owing to her busy schedule 103.132.149.188
821Spotting the ErrorsTest 1 (Nouns)

Q8. The teacher of English / gave him a home work / to complete that / by night positively.

The teacher of English gave him a home work to complete that by night positively 183.87.61.138
822Spotting the ErrorsTest 1 (Nouns)

Q7. She gave me / two important informations / I had been waiting for / the last two months.

She gave me two important informations I had been waiting for the last two months 103.132.149.188
823Spotting the ErrorsTest 1 (Nouns)

Q6. All the girls students / are advised to / attend the / meeting positively.

All the girls students are advised to attend the meeting positively 103.132.149.188
824Spotting the ErrorsTest 1 (Nouns)

Q5. I visited / Ram's and Sita's house / and found / the couple missing.

I visited Ram's and Sita's house and found the couple missing 103.132.149.188
825Spotting the ErrorsTest 1 (Nouns)

Q4. Many of the question / appeared in this question paper / were too difficult / to solve.

Many of the question appeared in this question paper were too difficult to solve 103.132.149.188
826Spotting the ErrorsTest 1 (Nouns)

Q3. When I reached / at the gate of his / house, I found his / locking up the gate.

When I reached at the gate of his house, I found his locking up the gate 103.132.149.188
827Spotting the ErrorsTest 1 (Nouns)

Q2. Pakistan's problems / are also as / serious as / India.

Pakistan's problems are also as serious as India 103.132.149.188
828Spotting the ErrorsTest 1 (Nouns)

Q1. He acted not / as per my advice / but / somebody else.

He acted not as per my advice but somebody else 103.132.149.188
829HomonymsTest 5

Q10. Please _______ my clothes.

calendar calender 103.132.149.188
830HomonymsTest 5

Q9. He is on _______ leave.

casual causal 103.132.149.188
831HomonymsTest 5

Q8. The policeman ________ the thief by collar.

seized ceased 103.132.149.188
832HomonymsTest 5

Q7. We heard _______ of trumpets.

peal peel 103.132.149.188
833HomonymsTest 5

Q6. Through the process of smelting, iron is extracted from its _______.

oar ore 103.132.149.188
834HomonymsTest 5

Q5. I have already clarified this point in _______ paragraphs.

forgone foregone 103.132.149.188
835HomonymsTest 5

Q4. An _______ man always plans in a clever manner.

ingenious ingenuous 103.132.149.188
836HomonymsTest 5

Q3. His wife came _______ than him.

latter later 103.132.149.188
837HomonymsTest 5

Q2. You can show your ________ by fighting against injustice.

metal mettle 103.132.149.188
838HomonymsTest 5

Q1. He has some _______ benefits in this project.

monetary monitory 103.132.149.188
839HomonymsTest 4

Q10. He can _______ many cases to prove his arguments.

site cite 103.132.149.188
840HomonymsTest 4

Q9. The _______ of many pundits about the destruction of the world didn't come true.

prophecy prophesy 103.132.149.188
841HomonymsTest 4

Q8. ________ makes a man perfect.

Practice Practise 103.132.149.188
842HomonymsTest 4

Q7. Can you _______ this stick?

break brake 103.132.149.188
843HomonymsTest 4

Q6. Please book a lower _______ for me.

birth berth 103.132.149.188
844HomonymsTest 4

Q5. He defeated the earlier champion in _______.

dual duel 103.132.149.188
845HomonymsTest 4

Q4. We would not adopt _______ means to achieve success.

fowl foul 103.132.149.188
846HomonymsTest 4

Q3. She is a woman of ________ nature.

jealous zealous 103.132.149.188
847HomonymsTest 4

Q2. It is raining and _______ in the sky.

lightning lightening 103.132.149.188
848HomonymsTest 4

Q1. New Delhi is the _______ of India.

capitol capital 157.34.200.182
849HomonymsTest 3

Q10. I am going to purchase ________ items for the office.

stationery stationary 103.132.149.188
850HomonymsTest 3

Q9. The Earth is not _______, it revolves.

stationary stationery 103.132.149.188
851HomonymsTest 3

Q8. She is _______ at the art of painting.

adapt adept 103.132.149.188
852HomonymsTest 3

Q7. The drought _______ a large part of the state.

affected effected 103.132.149.188
853HomonymsTest 3

Q6. This office is situated at the second _______.

storey story 103.132.149.188
854HomonymsTest 3

Q5. This hotel has twenty AC _______.

suites suits 103.132.149.188
855HomonymsTest 3

Q4. It is wrong to conclude that all _______ him are corrupt.

except accept 103.132.149.188
856HomonymsTest 3

Q3. All the flowers have now _______ away.

withered whithered 103.132.149.188
857HomonymsTest 3

Q2. At last, she left the house of her parents, knowing not _______ to go.

whither wither 103.132.149.188
858HomonymsTest 3

Q1. India is now free from the _______ of the British empire.

yolk yoke 103.132.149.188
859HomonymsTest 2

Q10. The property of the _______ was confiscated by the government.

diseased deceased 103.132.149.188
860HomonymsTest 2

Q9. This world is nothing but an _______.

allusion illusion 103.132.149.188
861HomonymsTest 2

Q8. This house is near the _______ of India.

border boarder 103.132.149.188
862HomonymsTest 2

Q7. What is the name of the _______ of this college?

principal principle 103.132.149.188
863HomonymsTest 2

Q6. Please keep _______.

quiet quite 103.132.149.188
864HomonymsTest 2

Q5. She is _______ with malaria.

ailing aleing 103.132.149.188
865HomonymsTest 2

Q4. She _______ hard to secure the first position in the college.

essayed assayed 103.132.149.188
866HomonymsTest 2

Q3. He refused to _______ the gift.

accept axcept 103.132.149.188
867HomonymsTest 2

Q2. Everybody should be given _______ to this temple.

access excess 103.132.149.188
868HomonymsTest 2

Q1. He was kind enough to _______ to my request.

accede exceed 103.132.149.188
869HomonymsTest 1

Q10. He says that the world is nothing but an _______.

allusion illusion 103.132.149.188
870HomonymsTest 1

Q9. This rhyme is full of _______.

illusions allusions 103.132.149.188
871HomonymsTest 1

Q8. You cannot _______ my opinion about her.

altar alter 103.132.149.188
872HomonymsTest 1

Q7. The reading of cheap books produces a bad _______ on the minds of youth.

affect effect 103.132.149.188
873HomonymsTest 1

Q6. She achieved this distinction by the _______ force of hard.

shear sheer 103.132.149.188
874HomonymsTest 1

Q5. Bihar is a state _______ with coal mines.

teaming teeming 103.132.149.188
875HomonymsTest 1

Q4. The boatman _______ the boat with a chain.

toe tow 103.132.149.188
876HomonymsTest 1

Q3. Yesterday his behaviour with the guest was _______.

antic antique 103.132.149.188
877HomonymsTest 1

Q2. The _______ to this mountain is not an easy task.

ascent assent 103.132.149.188
878HomonymsTest 1

Q1. These remarks about the dominance of casteism in elections are quite _______ to the present position.

apposite opposite 103.132.149.188
879Fill in the BlanksTest 5

Q5. The family’s property was ______ as the banks ______ the loans.

Returned, dismissed Stabilised, returned Transferred, withdrew Ruined, raised 103.132.149.188
880Fill in the BlanksTest 5

Q4. Chennai metro to _____ it's timing so as to ______ the passenger’s daily schedules.

Raise, meet Change, suit Delay, come in terms with Set, reach 103.132.149.188
881Fill in the BlanksTest 5

Q3. The everyday _______ involves with _______ to studying these notes.

Problem, respect Dilemma, regard Question, comparison Situation, effort 103.132.149.188
882Fill in the BlanksTest 5

Q2. The department ______  another solution to ______ the plan.

Suggested, revive Moved, resurrect Put forward, execute Persisted, poke 103.132.149.188
883Fill in the BlanksTest 5

Q1. The government ______ ministers to _______ ban on the books.

Advised, lift Ordered, raise Suggested, impose Asked, put 103.132.149.188
884Fill in the BlanksTest 4

Q10. A pall of gloom _______ on the residents over the _______ of its pets.

descended, loss moved, rise flooded, death heightened, failure 103.132.149.188
885Fill in the BlanksTest 4

Q9. David was once _______ through the forest when he _______ Maria.

walking, saw travelling, witnessed whistling, surprised flipping, shocked 103.132.149.188
886Fill in the BlanksTest 4

Q8. The police _______ informed the residents about the _______ of the firm.

immediately, services immediately, nature swiftly, motives briskly, results 103.132.149.188
887Fill in the BlanksTest 4

Q7. The family _______ from Trivandrum but is _______ in Kottayam.

hails, settled roots, migrated comes, living came, moved out 103.132.149.188
888Fill in the BlanksTest 4

Q6. He _______ me to help him _______ growth rate.

suggested, develop convinced, increase advised, raise allowed, reduce 103.132.149.188
889Fill in the BlanksTest 4

Q5. Dayanand remained a devoted student and would often ________, with some fondness, his guru’s guiding hand that ________ him through life and destiny.

Recount, steered Ponder, engaged Replenish, advised Mentioned, proved 103.132.149.188
890Fill in the BlanksTest 4

Q4. The objectives for which TechonGigs was formed originally are ________. Political, social and economic requirements demand that ________ areas be brought within the communication links.

creditable, forbidden refutable, disturbed viable, enlarged questionable, formidable 103.132.149.188
891Fill in the BlanksTest 4

Q3. Mr. Raghubar ______ Miss Chhetri’s greetings to her, by declaring that she looked ______ to working with her on the project work.

Said, towards Reciprocated, forward Saying, at Announced, in lieu of 103.132.149.188
892Fill in the BlanksTest 4

Q2. Those who are interested in achieving performance need a _______  _______ of the relationship between workplace stress and productivity.

Durable, understanding Optimum, awareness Holistic, utility Powerful, analysing 103.132.149.188
893Fill in the BlanksTest 4

Q1. Our neighbours have a ______ need to control all aspects of their lives and to eliminate all _______ of chance. They seldom achieve a sense of satiation.

Habitual, possessions Dramatic, factors Powerful, nuances Compulsive, elements 103.132.149.188
894Fill in the BlanksTest 3

Q10. The government of Gujarat is ________ on ________ chapters on the founder of the Reliance group, Dhirubhai Ambani, in its school textbooks.

intense, recommending ardent, preceding anxious, offering keen, introducing 103.132.149.188
895Fill in the BlanksTest 3

Q9. Delhi Police had ________ concerns _________ the security aspect.

reduced, for elevated, about raised, over built, against 103.132.149.188
896Fill in the BlanksTest 3

Q8. Journalists _________ with the Press Information Bureau (PIB), a status that allows them easy _________ to many government offices, will need to get their police verification done every year.

licensed, door accredited, access recognized, approach authorized, entrance 103.132.149.188
897Fill in the BlanksTest 3

Q7. Risk capital investments in India in the first half of this year have ________ the money inflow in all of 2014, ________ the stage for

       another record funding year.

surpassed, setting lost, created failed, erected excelled, performed 103.132.149.188
898Fill in the BlanksTest 3

Q6. e-Commerce has provided the best platform for boosting the growth of small industries and with the right ________ by Make in India; it could ________ development of small and medium enterprises.

direction, mould incentive, do energy, keep approach, hold 103.132.149.188
899Fill in the BlanksTest 3

Q5. More than two lakh students________ up to two years preparing for the Common Admission Test (CAT) all in the attempt to ______ a seat at one of the top business school in the century?

read, fetch wait, go spend, secure go, here 103.132.149.188
900Fill in the BlanksTest 3

Q4. It is _____that Congress leader Shashi Tharoor had to lose his job as the party’s spokesperson______ for praising a man who had called Tharoor’s wife an Rs. 50 crore girlfriend.

ironical, allegedly useless, certainly worthless, illegally critical, particularly 103.132.149.188
901Fill in the BlanksTest 3

Q3. The Reserve Bank exercises its supervisory role_____ the financial system_____ commercial and urban cooperative banks, financial institutions and         NBFCs, through the Board of Financial Supervision.

in, around about, within for, covering of, for 103.132.149.188
902Fill in the BlanksTest 3

Q2. The opening up of insurance sector has resulted in ______ of new products, particularly the unit-linked products which offer both capital______ and insurance cover and have attracted the attention of the insured.

appropriation, formation introduction, appreciation opening, collection distinction, depreciation 103.132.149.188
903Fill in the BlanksTest 3

Q1. Current deposit accounts are opened to ______ transactions of business and trade and hence not ______ to any interest from the bank.

 

accept, obliged do, liable seek, authorized meet, entitled 103.132.149.188
904Fill in the BlanksTest 2

Q10. The candidate's ______ at the polls was ______ as he won with a striking margin.

claim, unrealistic victory, overwhelming image, real strategy, unsuccessful 103.132.149.188
905Fill in the BlanksTest 2

Q9. He had managed to ______ several times but was finally ______ by the police.

deceive, cheated defend, acquitted escape, arrested cheat, robbed 103.132.149.188
906Fill in the BlanksTest 2

Q8.  Though he is reputed for his technical ______, his books were sadly ______ of the works of others as he lacked originality.

advice, unconscious skill, independent knowledge, ignorant expertise, derivative 103.132.149.188
907Fill in the BlanksTest 2

Q7. They wanted to ______ all these books, but they could not find ______ time to do so.

cover, almost pursue, necessary dispose, some read, sufficient 103.132.149.188
908Fill in the BlanksTest 2

Q6. The partners broke off as they found each other ______ of ______ breach of promise.

faulty, severe responsible, serious guilty, flagrant accused, rigid 103.132.149.188
909Fill in the BlanksTest 2

Q5. Only when ______ failed, the police resorted to ______.

efforts, power arrests, imprisonment persuasions, force power, punishment 103.132.149.188
910Fill in the BlanksTest 2

Q4. The construction of the hall has been ______ because of the ______ of cement in the market.

held, non-availability denied, restrictions hampered, shortage prevented, supply 103.132.149.188
911Fill in the BlanksTest 2

Q3. In his ______ he followed the _____ course.

agony, funny ignorance, wrong hurry, diversified predicament, proper 103.132.149.188
912Fill in the BlanksTest 2

Q2. We ______ him with many promises, but nothing would ______ him.

tempted, influence provoked, desiccate attracted, fascinate gave, deprive 103.132.149.188
913Fill in the BlanksTest 2

Q1. To ______ yourself from ______, wear warm clothes.

prohibit, heat protect, cold save, heat suffer, cold 103.132.149.188
914Idioms and PhrasesTest 5

Q10. Gift of the gab

Talent for speaking To win a prize To get something free To distribute gifts 103.132.149.188
915Idioms and PhrasesTest 5

Q9. To blaze a trail

To set on fire To blow the trumpet To be annoyingly noisy To initiate work 103.132.149.188
916Idioms and PhrasesTest 5

Q8. To make one's pile

To construct one's house To make a successful career To make a fortune To keep up rubbish 103.132.149.188
917Idioms and PhrasesTest 5

Q7. To rise like a Phoenix

To resemble a phoenician Rise with a new life To rise with anger To get up with start 103.132.149.188
918Idioms and PhrasesTest 5

Q6. The Alpha and Omega

A Shakespearean play Beginning and end The ABC of A Swiss watch 103.132.149.188
919Idioms and PhrasesTest 5

Q5. To fly off the handle

To dislocate To lose one's temper To take off To be airborne 103.132.149.188
920Idioms and PhrasesTest 5

Q4. To be good Samaritan

A religious person A genuinely charitable person To be obedient A citizen of Samaritan 103.132.149.188
921Idioms and PhrasesTest 5

Q3. Melting pot

An earthen vessel A cooking utensil An iron cauldron A witch's brewing pot 103.132.149.188
922Idioms and PhrasesTest 5

Q2. To let the grass grow under one's feet

To miss the opportunity To let things go on in their natural way To be indolent and let others take advantage of one's indolence To idle away the time ; to delay and linger 103.132.149.188
923Idioms and PhrasesTest 5

Q1. On the cuff

On credit against his credit card In his bank account In his friend's account 103.132.149.188
924Fill in the BlanksTest 5

Q6. The ______ of the bicycle has had an enormous impact on society, both in terms of culture and of ______ modern industrial methods.

Invention, advancing discovery, promoting exploration, facilitating excavation, viewing 157.42.243.125
925Idioms and PhrasesTest 4

Q10. To smell a rat

To see hidden meaning To smell bad odour To misunderstand To suspect a trick or deceit 103.132.149.188
926Idioms and PhrasesTest 4

Q9. To set the Thames on fire

To wreak evil on something To destroy with fire To do a heroic deed To try to do the impossible 103.132.149.188
927Idioms and PhrasesTest 4

Q8. Merry as a cricket

To enjoy a game of cricket To be carefree To dance and sing To be good at sport 103.132.149.188
928Idioms and PhrasesTest 4

Q7. A white elephant

An elephant with white skin A costly thing A costly and useful things A costly but useless things 103.132.149.188
929Idioms and PhrasesTest 4

Q6. To come round

To get well To reach a roundabout To succeed To complete a circle 103.132.149.188
930Idioms and PhrasesTest 4

Q5. To hold

Show unwillingness Keep at the distance Stop by threats of violence Endure hardship 103.132.149.188
931Idioms and PhrasesTest 4

Q4. To carry the conviction

Be extremely fond of anything Bear the proof of the truth Feel displeasure Make overtures of reconcilition 103.132.149.188
932Idioms and PhrasesTest 4

Q3. To run riot

Be fool other Be violent in action Criticise other Behave in an undisciplined way 103.132.149.188
933Idioms and PhrasesTest 4

Q2. To carry all before one 

Finish quickly Make a promose Be free from danger Be completely successful 103.132.149.188
934Idioms and PhrasesTest 4

Q1. To make mincemeat

Copy the appearance of somebody Take care of something Refute utterly Have the same opinion 103.132.149.188
935Idioms and PhrasesTest 3

Q10. To burn one's fingers

To get injured in an accident To pay a heavy price To suffer from meddling in something To get a burn injury on the hands 103.132.149.188
936Idioms and PhrasesTest 3

Q9. To beat about the bush

Not to come the point Vigorous search for the culprit Easily achieved success without much effort Working hard to achieve the goal 103.132.149.188
937Idioms and PhrasesTest 3

Q8. From hand to mouth

Something repeated often Consuming food To survive without saving Hitting someone by hand on the mouth 103.132.149.188
938Idioms and PhrasesTest 3

Q7. A hard nut to crack

Difficult things require extra effort A difficult problem to solve A difficult problem solved effortlessly Costly things need careful handling 103.132.149.188
939Idioms and PhrasesTest 3

Q6. To born with a silver spoon in one's mouth

To be born in a rich home To be born in a jeweler's home To be fed milk with a silver spoon To be a first born child 103.132.149.188
940Idioms and PhrasesTest 3

Q5. His wit's end

Finished Confused Comedy Very intelligment 103.132.149.188
941Idioms and PhrasesTest 3

Q4. An axe to grind.

Difficult job Hard labour Private ends to serve Punishment 103.132.149.188
942Idioms and PhrasesTest 3

Q3. Sitting on the fence.

Unbalanced Uncomfortable Coward Between two opinions 103.132.149.188
943Idioms and PhrasesTest 3

Q2. Through thick and thin.

Big and small Large object Under all conditions Thin and fat 103.132.149.188
944Idioms and PhrasesTest 3

Q1. Take exception to.

Different To take with difficulty Object to Difficult 103.132.149.188
945Idioms and PhrasesTest 2

Q10. To fly off the handle.

To dislocate To lose one's temper To be indifferent To be airborne 103.132.149.188
946Idioms and PhrasesTest 2

Q9. Out and out.

surely consistently basically thoroughly 103.132.149.188
947Idioms and PhrasesTest 2

Q8. To turn down.

Give up Reject Follow Throw 103.132.149.188
948Idioms and PhrasesTest 2

Q7. To rule the roast.

To domineer To surrender To run away To fight 103.132.149.188
949Idioms and PhrasesTest 2

Q6. To show one's white feather.

To show arrogance To show signs of cowardice To seek peace To become polite 103.132.149.188
950Idioms and PhrasesTest 2

Q5. To talk over.

To consider To discuss To understand To think over 103.132.149.188
951Idioms and PhrasesTest 2

Q4. To keep the house.

To keep pace with To be silent about one's own purpose To waste time To manage the business of the household 103.132.149.188
952Idioms and PhrasesTest 2

Q3. To snap one's finger at.

To maintain friendship To give the challenge To continue doing anything To stay away from something 103.132.149.188
953Idioms and PhrasesTest 2

Q2. To go hard with one.

To remain neutral To be busy over trifles To be unreliable To prove a serious matter 103.132.149.188
954Idioms and PhrasesTest 2

Q1. On the spur of the moment.

At once or without any kind of deliberation In accordance with the prevailing style Open to blame On the side of something undesirable 103.132.149.188
955Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 5

Q10. INTERMITTENTLY : INCESSANTLY :: ?

Interminably : Wearily Slowly : Rapidly Strongly : Weakly Vicariously : Frequently 103.132.149.188
956Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 5

Q9. DECANTER : CARAFE :: ?

Salver : Tray Bottle : Barrel Cruet : Kettle Cup : Plate 103.132.149.188
957Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 5

Q8. COGENT : CONVINCING :: ?

Dubious : Certin Nonchalant : Disturbed Banal : Unorginal Cunning : Disingenuous 103.132.149.188
958Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 5

Q7. INCONGRUOUS : HARMONIOUS :: ?

Tall : Short Fickle : Rebellious Wearisome : Tedious Laughable : Ludicrous 103.132.149.188
959Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 5

Q6. MINARET : MOSQUE :: ?

Cross : Basilica Muezzin : Prayer Have : Cathedral Belfry : Complex 103.132.149.188
960Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 5

Q5. PREDATORY : HAWK :: ?

Contortion : Grimace Voracious : Glutton Tawny : Lion Speedy : Cruiser 103.132.149.188
961Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 5

Q4. ABOMINATE : MAGNATE :: ?

Noun : Noun Adjective : Noun Noun : Adjective Verb : Verb 103.132.149.188
962Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 5

Q3. LOBSTER : CRUSTACEAN :: ?

Eagle : Sparrow Reason : Man Tiger : Cat Dolphin : Whale 103.132.149.188
963Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 5

Q2. GUTTURAL : THROAT :: ?

Venal : Wine Mantle : Cloak Hair : Hirsute Palmar : Wrist 103.132.149.188
964Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 5

Q1. FRIGHT : STAMPEDE :: ?

Flow of water : Erosion Clouds : Tornado Rain : Snow Haste : Crowds 103.132.149.188
965Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 4

Q10. SERRRATE : SAW :: ?

Mountain : Jagged Sharpness : Knife Dappled : Horse Pronged : Fork 103.132.149.188
966Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 4

Q9. ISLANDS : ARCHIPELAGO :: ?

Stamps : Philately Stars : Constellation Nickels : Dollar bill Hors d'oeuvre : banquet 103.132.149.188
967Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 4

Q8. MORASS : SWAMP :: ?

Peak : Mountain Desert : Oasis Sea : Gulf Forest : Tree 103.132.149.188
968Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 4

Q7. PULSATE : THROB :: ?

Condone : Condemn Abate : Increase Disperse : Gather Expropriate : Deprive 103.132.149.188
969Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 4

Q6. FACADE : BUILDING :: ?

Drawer : Desk Dial : Watch Page : Book Fence : Garden 103.132.149.188
970Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 4

Q5. RAM : EWE :: ?

Doe : Hart Swan : Cygnet Marquis : Marquee Stallion : Colt 103.132.149.188
971Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 4

Q4. SPATE : TRICKLE :: ?

Much : Little Much : More Copious : Abundant Much : Many 103.132.149.188
972Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 4

Q3. ZENITH : NADIR :: ?

High : Higher Zero : Cipher Perfection : Baseness Slough : Despair 103.132.149.188
973Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 4

Q2. ALTHOUGH : NEVERTHELESS :: ?

Albeit : However Because : Therefore Since : Yet Notwithstanding : If 103.132.149.188
974Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 4

Q1. MULE : BURDEN :: ?

Scholar : Books Animal : Oppression Ship : Cargo Musician : Cello 103.132.149.188
975Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 3

Q10. PHILOLOGIST : LANGUAGE :: ?

Numismatist : Stamps Herbalist : Tropical flowers Philatelist : Charms Fish : Ichthyologist 103.132.149.188
976Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 3

Q9. FORGERY : SIGNATURE :: ?

Faked : Genuine Proxy : Delegate Carbon copy : Orginal Embezzlement : Blank cheque 103.132.149.188
977Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 3

Q8. PAIN : ANODYNE :: ?

Savagery : Music Grief : Solace Harshness: Softness Trifle : Enormity 103.132.149.188
978Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 3

Q7. ZEALOT : FANATICISM :: ?

Impostor : Sham Orator : Frenzy Umpire : Game Vagabond : Vagrant 103.132.149.188
979Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 3

Q6. CORVINE : CROW :: ?

Elephantine : Dinosaur Lioness : Lion Viceregal : Viceroy Corvette : Automobile 103.132.149.188
980Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 3

Q5. LAUREL : VICTOR :: ?

Chevrons : Army Oscar : Movie star Power : Glory Blue ribbon : Cooking 103.132.149.188
981Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 3

Q4. RACHITIC : RICKETS :: ?

Adulatory : Adoration Oxford : Oxonian scorbutic : Scurvy Deification : Deify 103.132.149.188
982Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 3

Q3. PRECEDENT : JUSTIFICATION :: ?

Kindness : Obedience Authority : Sanction Usage : Submission Tradition : Novelty 103.132.149.188
983Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 3

Q2. CUPID : PSYCHE :: ?

Zeus : Aphrodite Damon : Pythias Hero : Leander Apollo : Cassandra 103.132.149.188
984Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 3

Q1. IMPLICATE : COMPLICATE :: ?

Vitality : Inevitable Empathy : Sympathy Importune : Construct Imply : Simplify 103.132.149.188
985Fill in the BlanksTest 1

Q10. While it is ______ possible to inflation-index cash entitlements and food stamps, the ______ nature of food prices would make it a more difficult process than envisaged.

theoretically, volatile absolutely, stable hypothetically, slow not, unpredictable 103.132.149.188
986Fill in the BlanksTest 1

Q9. We are _____ to have him _____ here to make this function a great success.

happy, have unhappy, arrive sure, come pleased, over 103.132.149.188
987Fill in the BlanksTest 1

Q8. In a changing and ______ unstructured business environment creativity and innovation are being ______ demanded of executives.

excessively, rapidly highly, extremely incresingly, moderately progressively, increasingly 103.132.149.188
988Fill in the BlanksTest 1

Q7. Due to ______ rainfall this year, there will be a ______ cut in the water supply.

scanty, substantial meagre, least sufficient, no surplus, abundant 103.132.149.188
989Fill in the BlanksTest 1

Q6. I am not ______ to sell you my house unless you offer a more ______ price.

agree, better prepared, realistic ready, correct having, actual 103.132.149.188
990Fill in the BlanksTest 1

Q5. The leaders were ______ needed by those ______ they addressed.

angrily, who readily, which scarcely, whom rarely, where 103.132.149.188
991Fill in the BlanksTest 1

Q4. Somesh ______ me coming to his table, he smiled and ______ me a chair.

found, signalled met, sat looked, gave saw, offered 103.132.149.188
992Fill in the BlanksTest 1

Q3. The ______ imposed for non-payment is too ______ to bring in improvement in collections.

fine, severe toll, simple penalty, low damage, cruel 103.132.149.188
993Fill in the BlanksTest 1

Q2. The police ______ any attempt of arson by ______ at the trouble spot quite in time.

squashed, surrounding made, encircling predisposed, visiting thwarted, presenting 103.132.149.188
994Fill in the BlanksTest 1

Q1. Prabha's ______ in athletics yielded rich ______ as she got a scholarship.

performance, money defeat, results behaviour, appreciation excellence, dividends 103.132.149.188
995Idioms and PhrasesTest 1

Q10. To meet one's waterloo

To meet a strong adversary To meet with humiliation To die fighting To meet one's final defeat 103.132.149.188
996Idioms and PhrasesTest 1

Q9. To bait the hook to suit the fish

To prepare a box to pack the fish To do things to please others To look at things from other person's point of view To catch fish by providing suitable food 103.132.149.188
997Idioms and PhrasesTest 1

Q8. To flog a dead horse

To revive interest in a subject which is out of date To beat a horse that is dead To do interesting things To try to take work from a weak horse 103.132.149.188
998Idioms and PhrasesTest 1

Q7. To fight tooth and nail

To fight a losing battle To fight heroically To make every possible effort to win To fight cowardly 103.132.149.188
999Idioms and PhrasesTest 1

Q6. Between the devil and the deep sea

A deep sea diver To be evil tempered In a dilemma A man who is drowning 103.132.149.188
1000Idioms and PhrasesTest 1

Q5. To leave no stone unturned

To keep clean and tidy To try utmost To work enthusiastically To change the things 103.132.149.188
1001Idioms and PhrasesTest 1

Q4. To face the music

To prepare to give a musical performance To suffer evil consequences To suffer hardships To change the things 103.132.149.188
1002Idioms and PhrasesTest 1

Q3. To read between the lines

To suspect To read carefully To understand the hidden meaning of the word To do useless things 103.132.149.188
1003Idioms and PhrasesTest 1

Q2. To wash dirty linen in public

To quarrel openly To clean solid linen To understand the hidden meaning of the word To wash dirty clothes 103.132.149.188
1004Idioms and PhrasesTest 1

Q1. To put two and two together.

To bear the brunt of To conclude from obvious fact To put off To put on false appearance 103.132.149.188
1005Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 2

Q10. OAF : FRESHER :: ?

Lout : Flood Stupidity : Impertinence Fool : Novice Silly : Brash 103.132.149.188
1006Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 2

Q9. HYPERTENSION : HYPOTENSION :: ?

High : low Excessive : Deficient Super : Minimal Abnormal : Normal 103.132.149.188
1007Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 2

Q8. FLAMBOYANT : ROCOCO :: ?

Ornate : Baroque Inflammable : Phlegmatic Counterfeit : Invaluable Flagrant : Flagitious 103.132.149.188
1008Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 2

Q7. PERMEATE : RUEFUL :: ?

Truculent : Merciful Sadden : Pitiful Evaporate : Mournful Penetrate : Sorrowful 103.132.149.188
1009Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 2

Q6. CARELESSNESS : JEOPARDIZE :: ?

Penalty : Chastise Failure : Discouragement Carefulness :Security Neglect : Endanger 103.132.149.188
1010Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 2

Q5. MENDACITY : DISTRUST :: ?

Begging : Charity Stupidity : Failure Truth : Falsehood Untruth : Doubtful 103.132.149.188
1011Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 2

Q4. EXORDIUM : PERORATION :: ?

Epilogue : Prologue Incipient : Inchoate Certain : Uncertain Alpha : Omega 103.132.149.188
1012Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 2

Q3. DOLT : DOUR :: ?

Bolt : Door Escape : Subterfuge Reticent : Silence Numbskull : Sullen 103.132.149.188
1013Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 2

Q2. ENERVATE : STRENGTHEN :: ?

Aver : Attribute Divert : turn Apprise : Appraise Stultify : Enliven 103.132.149.188
1014Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 2

Q1. MERCURY : CADUCEUS :: ?

Vulcan : forge Pegasus : Muses Palladium : Athena Jupiter : Thunderbolt 103.132.149.188
1015Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

Q10. PRONE : SUPINE :: ?

Likely : Unlikely Aslant : Akimbo Recumbent : Prostrate Face down : Face up 103.132.149.188
1016Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

Q9. MEMORANDUM : MEMORANDA :: ?

Insignia : Insigne Strata : Stratum Alumna : Alumni Automata : Automatic 103.132.149.188
1017Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

Q8. ISTHMUS : LAND :: ?

Wire : Pole Strait : Body of water Neck : Head Bar : Trapeze 103.132.149.188
1018Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

Q7. SCALP : HAIR :: ?

Shoe : Foot Cloth : Table House : Root Curtain : Window 103.132.149.188
1019Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

Q6. STRINGS : VIOLON :: ?

Wind : Leaves Air : Flute Pedal : Organ Membrane : Drum 103.132.149.188
1020Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

Q5. ENGINEER : CAB :: ?

Shepherd : Flock Passenger : Taxi Sailor : Cabin Driver : Wheel 103.132.149.188
1021Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

Q4. DOUGH : BREAD :: ?

Words : Speech Paper : Writing Cold : Ice Ink : Pen 103.132.149.188
1022Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

Q3. ASTRONOMY : ASTROLOGY :: ?

Symbolism : Superstition Geology : Geometry Magic : Science Chemistry : Alchemy 103.132.149.188
1023Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

Q2. SLEEK : GLOSSY :: ?

Contrite : Unrepentant Rapid : Tepid Vapid : Complete Dejected : Jubilant 103.132.149.188
1024Analogies / Related Pair of WordsTest 1

Q1. WE : OUR :: ?

Him : His It : It's You : You're They : There 103.132.149.188
1025AntonymTest 4

Q10. Macabre

Gruesome Attractive Splendour Trash 103.132.149.188
1026AntonymTest 4

Q9. Gruesome

Disgusting Attractive Grisly Stern 103.132.149.188
1027AntonymTest 4

Q8. Capital

Depress Elate Ambiguous Serene 103.132.149.188
1028AntonymTest 4

Q7. Compliance

Condone Clamour Resistance Condense 103.132.149.188
1029AntonymTest 4

Q6. Adage

Motto Harangue Proverb Heresy 103.132.149.188
1030AntonymTest 2

Q10. Dismal

Depressing Upset Competent Animated 103.132.149.188
1031AntonymTest 2

Q9. Draws

Pushes Extracts Spends Replenishes 103.132.149.188
1032AntonymTest 2

Q8. Lethargic

immobile Indolent Unplesant Irresponsible 103.132.149.188
1033AntonymTest 2

Q7. Heighten

Widen Decrease Strengthen Dissolve 103.132.149.188
1034AntonymTest 2

Q6. Folly

Right Exact Mistake Action 103.132.149.188
1035SynonymTest 2

Q10. Swath

Envelop Gallant Blanket Wholesale 103.132.149.188
1036SynonymTest 2

Q9. Trail

Drag Defame Dance Die 103.132.149.188
1037SynonymTest 2

Q8. Traduce

Trade Defame Dance Dunce 103.132.149.188
1038SynonymTest 2

Q7. Touchstone

Kill Criterion Precious Roll 103.132.149.188
1039SynonymTest 2

Q6. Worth

Merit Fright Anger Pity 103.132.149.188
1040SynonymTest 1

Q10. Assured

Insured Definite Doubted Confident 103.132.149.188
1041SynonymTest 1

Q9. Infer

To conceive To deduce To attack To take away 103.132.149.188
1042SynonymTest 1

Q8. Fallacy

False opinion Deep fall Dream Death 103.132.149.188
1043SynonymTest 1

Q7. Droop

Straight Curved Hang downwards Line 103.132.149.188
1044SynonymTest 1

Q6. Blitz

violent attack News Happiness Fall 103.132.149.188
1045Choose appropriate wordsTest 5

Q10. She has only ______ friends.

fewer less more a few 103.132.149.188
1046Choose appropriate wordsTest 5

Q9. I ______ to the movies with some friends last night.

have gone went am gone am going 103.132.149.188
1047Choose appropriate wordsTest 5

Q8. ______ you hear the President's speech?

Have Has Had Did 103.132.149.188
1048Choose appropriate wordsTest 5

Q7. Many companies see technology as a ______ for a whole host of business problems.

consideration preference linking craving 103.132.149.188
1049Choose appropriate wordsTest 5

Q6. ______ efforts from all concerned are required to raise the social and economic condition of our countrymen.

Perpetual Dynamic Massive Exploring 103.132.149.188
1050Choose appropriate wordsTest 5

Q5. How do you expect us to stay in such a ______ building even if it can be hired on a nominal rent?

scruffy desperate fragmented robust 103.132.149.188
1051Choose appropriate wordsTest 5

Q4. These elections will be remembered as much for its anti-incumbency mood as for its ______ mandate.

invincible rational unprecedented deliberate 103.132.149.188
1052Choose appropriate wordsTest 5

Q3. All the people involved in that issue feel a great ______ to his suggestion.

contradiction adherence indifference objection 103.132.149.188
1053Choose appropriate wordsTest 5

Q2. We upset ourselves by responding in an ______ manner to someone else's actions.

invalid irrational arduous arguable 103.132.149.188
1054Choose appropriate wordsTest 5

Q1. Leadership defines what the future should like and ______ people with that vision.

encourages develops trains aligns 103.132.149.188
1055Choose appropriate wordsTest 4

Q8. Polyester shirts are more ______ than the cotton ones. 

durably duration durability durable 103.132.149.188
1056Choose appropriate wordsTest 4

Q7. The building was so old and dilapidated that it was not ______.

habitation habitat habitant habitable 103.132.149.188
1057Choose appropriate wordsTest 4

Q6. The main suspect in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case are still ______.

under a cloud at daggers drawn at large at sea 103.132.149.188
1058Choose appropriate wordsTest 4

Q5. The Finance Minister may ______ new proposals in his budget speech.

bring out bring forward bring round bring forth 103.132.149.188
1059Choose appropriate wordsTest 4

Q4. The terrorists made a vain attempt to ______ the bridge.

blow down blow up blow over blow out 103.132.149.188
1060Choose appropriate wordsTest 4

Q3. ______ of old paintings is a job for the experts.

Resurrection Retrieval Restoration Resumption 103.132.149.188
1061Choose appropriate wordsTest 4

Q2. Once he has signed the agreement, he won't be able to ______.

back up back in back at back out 103.132.149.188
1062Choose appropriate wordsTest 4

Q1. She ______ a brief appearance at the end of the party.

put on put in put across put up 103.132.149.188
1063Choose appropriate wordsTest 3

Q5. The battalion operating from the mountain was able to ______ three enemy divisions.

tie up tie down tie on tie with 157.42.243.125
1064Choose appropriate wordsTest 3

Q4. Do you know ________ ?

where she comes from where does she come from where from she comes from where does she come 157.42.243.125
1065Choose appropriate wordsTest 2

Q7. I haven't seen you ______ a week.

within since for from 157.42.243.125
1066Choose appropriate wordsTest 2

Q6. It's very kind of you to _______ to speak at the meeting.

comply agree accept concur 157.42.243.125
1067Choose appropriate wordsTest 3

Q3. The passengers were afraid but the captain ______ them that there was no danger.

promised advised assured counselled 103.132.149.188
1068Choose appropriate wordsTest 3

Q2. The family gave father a gold watch on the _______ of his fiftieth birthday.

time event occasion celebration 103.132.149.188
1069Choose appropriate wordsTest 3

Q1. An employment advertisement should ______ the number of vacancies.

provide declare contain specify 103.132.149.188
1070Choose appropriate wordsTest 2

Q5. The truck was _______ when the bus rammed into it.

stationery machinary machinery stationary 103.132.149.188
1071Choose appropriate wordsTest 2

Q4. The railway coaches _______ by the integral coach Factory Chennai.

is manufactured are manufactured are manufacture is being manufactured 103.132.149.188
1072Choose appropriate wordsTest 2

Q3. Hindus believe that ______ from the cycle of birth and rebirth can be attained only by good deeds.

bondage deliverance delivery retirement 103.132.149.188
1073Choose appropriate wordsTest 2

Q2. Like any other country, India has its ______ share of superstitions.

abundant fair proper peculiar 103.132.149.188
1074Choose appropriate wordsTest 2

Q1. Even a _____ glance will reveal the mystery.

crude cursory critical curious 103.132.149.188
1075Choose appropriate wordsTest 1

Q5. Health is too important to be _____.

neglected discarded despised detested 103.132.149.188
1076Choose appropriate wordsTest 1

Q4. On second reading, his poems strike us as singularly _______ of sublime emotions.

attributive significative symptomatic evocative 103.132.149.188
1077Choose appropriate wordsTest 1

Q3. The government is confident that the standard of living will begin to ______ again soon.

rise lift flourish revive 103.132.149.188
1078Choose appropriate wordsTest 1

Q2. Please do not ______ an offer made by the chairman.

refuse deny refrain refuge 103.132.149.188
1079Choose appropriate wordsTest 1

Q1. My mother upset the kettle of boiling water and _____ her right hand badly.

scorched burnt wounded scalded 103.132.149.188
1080AntonymTest 5

Q10. The rebels held out in the face of stiff odds.

gave in deserted fled away betrayed 103.132.149.188
1081AntonymTest 5

Q9. The coach was too lax about the training of the team.

stern strict firm steadfast 103.132.149.188
1082AntonymTest 5

Q8. He was on pins and needles while his wife was undergoing an operation.

unexcited at rest undistrubed relaxed 103.132.149.188
1083AntonymTest 5

Q7. The lawyer was convinced that his client had made a/an authentic statement.

absurd false unreasonable ridiculous 103.132.149.188
1084AntonymTest 5

Q6. He has a penchant for writing satirical poems.

dislike bias repulsion hatred 103.132.149.188
1085AntonymTest 5

Q5. The disheveled appearance of the two men on the street made everyone take notice of them.

composed tidy confident complacent 103.132.149.188
1086AntonymTest 5

Q4. He yielded to temptation.

succumbed rescinded skirted resisted 103.132.149.188
1087AntonymTest 5

Q3. After a week-long strike, the workers took to the path of collision when the chairman intervened.

retaliation atonement reconciliation expiation 103.132.149.188
1088AntonymTest 5

Q2. He did it purposely.

half-heartedly timidly unintentionally hesitatingly 103.132.149.188
1089AntonymTest 5

Q1. My brother is very sensitive about hurting animals.

callous senseless indifferent unconcerned 103.132.149.188
1090AntonymTest 4

Q5. Vulgar.

Plebeian Aristocratic Impervious Licentious 103.132.149.188
1091AntonymTest 4

Q4. Putrid.

Fresh Rancid Recondite Choleric 103.132.149.188
1092AntonymTest 4

Q3. Adipose.

Corpulent Glutinous Thin Oleaginous 103.132.149.188
1093AntonymTest 4

Q2. Renegade.

Traitor Heretic Loyalist Fugitive 103.132.149.188
1094AntonymTest 4

Q1. Laconic.

Terse Loquacious Curt Sagacious 103.132.149.188
1095AntonymTest 3

Q10. Adversity is the source of numerous vices.

Wealth Prosperity Luxury money 103.132.149.188
1096AntonymTest 3

Q9. The new boss is well-known for his rigid approach to all problems.

swift logical sympathetic flexible 103.132.149.188
1097AntonymTest 3

Q9. the artist-led a very austere life.

luxurious boisterous exciting eventful 103.132.149.188
1098AntonymTest 3

Q7. These rules are meant to prevent further appointments.

facilitate accelerate expedite aggravate 103.132.149.188
1099AntonymTest 3

Q6. If you pamper the child, you will regret it.

scold scorn expedite aggravate 103.132.149.188
1100AntonymTest 3

Q5. His casual remarks were taken note of by all members of the board.

careful sincere precise flawless 103.132.149.188
1101AntonymTest 3

Q4. On the hillside, he could see the vague shapes of sheep coming through the mist. 

clear transparent plain apparent 103.132.149.188
1102AntonymTest 3

Q3. The witness affirmed on oath that he was an eyewitness to the crime under study.

contradicted opposed disputed denied 103.132.149.188
1103AntonymTest 3

Q2. He is an amateur photographer.

average experienced professional skilled 103.132.149.188
1104AntonymTest 3

Q1. His repulsive behaviour could not ignored by the members of the jury.

lovely mild admirable attractive 103.132.149.188
1105AntonymTest 2

Q5. Concur

Pertain Reveal Oppose Delay 103.132.149.188
1106AntonymTest 2

Q4. Anathema

Appreciation Blessing Protection Obstacle 103.132.149.188
1107AntonymTest 2

Q3. Pernicious

Precious Healing Swerving Conservative 103.132.149.188
1108AntonymTest 2

Q2. Fortitude

Timidity Laxity Placidity Ambition 103.132.149.188
1109AntonymTest 2

Q1. Garble

Enjoy Rinse Clarify Accept 103.132.149.188
1110AntonymTest 1

Q5. He plunged into the turbid waters of the stream.

deep muddy clear fresh 103.132.149.188
1111AntonymTest 1

Q4. The doctor said that there is no improvement in the condition of the patient.

depression deterioration change degradation 103.132.149.188
1112AntonymTest 1

Q3. The news brought by the maidservants authentic.

authoritative baseless ridiculous vacuous 103.132.149.188
1113AntonymTest 1

Q2. Where ignorance is sometimes bliss, illiteracy is always considered a curse.

erudition experience education information 103.132.149.188
1114SynonymTest 5

Q10. The perpetual noise made it impossible for them to concentrate on the problems. 

irritating constant unlimited recurrent 103.132.149.188
1115SynonymTest 5

Q9. He spoke impromptu on the occasion.

eloquently without preparation without enthusias with great force 103.132.149.188
1116SynonymTest 5

Q8. He treats with disdain anyone who goes to him for help.

contempt disgust insolence displeasure 103.132.149.188
1117SynonymTest 5

Q7. A strange mental aberration often made her forget her own name.

eccentricity insanity disorder illusion 103.132.149.188
1118SynonymTest 5

Q6. I wonder if his intervention in the dispute will be of any help.

interception interruption mediation meddling. 103.132.149.188
1119SynonymTest 5

Q5. You should not get paranoid about what others think of you.

flattered by influenced by obsessed with upset by 103.132.149.188
1120SynonymTest 5

Q4. As she had never been in such a situation before, her apprehension was understandable.

eagerness fear hesitation excitement 103.132.149.188
1121SynonymTest 5

Q3. All his attempts to win the favour of his boss proved infructuous.

meaningless unnecessary redundant fruitless 103.132.149.188
1122SynonymTest 5

Q2. There is abundant supply of water for the crops.

considerable plentiful adequate sufficient 103.132.149.188
1123SynonymTest 5

Q1. In spite of his best efforts, the officer could not redeem his prestige.

recover raise extend fulfil 103.132.149.188
1124SynonymTest 4

Q10. We should not look down on people who are not educated.

dislike despise disown denounce 103.132.149.188
1125SynonymTest 4

Q9. His impeccable style caught the attention of all critics.

faultless inoffensive upright harmless 103.132.149.188
1126SynonymTest 4

Q8. Had he delivered his speech without a long and winding preamble, people would have understood him better.

digression introduction explanation background 103.132.149.188
1127SynonymTest 4

Q7. The cutting curved sharply, and in the darkness, the black entrance to the tunnel loomed up menacingly.

harmfully imminently dangerously threateningly 103.132.149.188
1128SynonymTest 4

Q6. A great statesman is actuated by love of his country.

compelled induced impelled persuaded 103.132.149.188
1129SynonymTest 4

Q5. Indians exhibited remarkable solidarity at the time of war.

coalition cooperation unification unity 103.132.149.188
1130SynonymTest 4

Q4. Soon he felt uncomfortable, for the coach was now moving over a rugged road.

rough narrow dusty sturdy 103.132.149.188
1131SynonymTest 4

Q3. The Government is under no obligation to offer contracts to companies that choose to flout  guidelines.

condemn ignore defy neglect 103.132.149.188
1132SynonymTest 4

Q2. You may think at first that it is queer  to talk about having too much paper money and that money is so nice and useful that you cannot have too much of it.

ridiculous absurd anomalous odd 103.132.149.188
1133SynonymTest 4

Q1. We were taken aback at the fulsome praise heaped upon our former enemy.

elaborated extravagant excessive exorbitant 103.132.149.188
1134SynonymTest 3

Q10. Somber.

Causing sleep Squalid Gloomy Complacent 103.132.149.188
1135SynonymTest 3

Q9. Primordial.

Feeling of elation Orginal Elementary Daunting 103.132.149.188
1136SynonymTest 3

Q8. Somnambulistic.

Sleep walking Ghost dancing Womens's group activity Colourful scenario 103.132.149.188
1137SynonymTest 3

Q7. Nadir.

Asylum Heaven Depth Nebulous 103.132.149.188
1138SynonymTest 3

Q6. Compendious.

Comprehensive Illustrative Unbearable Elaborate 103.132.149.188
1139SynonymTest 3

Q5. Monticule.

A small river A small hut A lane A small hill 103.132.149.188
1140SynonymTest 3

Q4. Ingest.

Enrage Invigorate To absorb Burn up completely 103.132.149.188
1141SynonymTest 3

Q3. Proscribe.

To nominate To be supportive of To give early warning signals Outlaw 103.132.149.188
1142SynonymTest 3

Q2. Recreancy

Recreation Recuperation Bravery Cowardice 103.132.149.188
1143SynonymTest 3

Q1. Exiguous

Tall Large Wide Scanty 103.132.149.188
1144SynonymTest 2

Q5. Veracity

Mendacity Truth Imperfection Judgement 103.132.149.188
1145SynonymTest 2

Q4. Officious

Pushing Modest Stubborn Mystic 103.132.149.188
1146SynonymTest 2

Q3. Insolvent

Flourishing Bankrupt Soluble Opprobrious 103.132.149.188
1147SynonymTest 2

Q2. Cauldron

Computer term Pot for boiling Static electricity Laser fusion 103.132.149.188
1148SynonymTest 2

Q1. Interpolate.

Clarify Investigate Reverse Insert 103.132.149.188
1149SynonymTest 1

Q5. Profane.

Assert Benefit Lengthen Desecrate 103.132.149.188
1150SynonymTest 1

Q4. Muse.

Ponder Infect Appease Taint 103.132.149.188
1151SynonymTest 1

Q3. Satiate.

Direct Gratify Manage Defeat 103.132.149.188
1152SynonymTest 1

Q2. Penitent.

Eccentric Profound Remorseful Observant 103.132.149.188
1153AntonymTest 1

Q1. The proposal was denounced by one and all.

announced pronounced appraised commended 103.132.149.188
1154SynonymTest 1

Q1. Ostentation.

Calmness Equanimity Deception Declaration 103.132.149.188