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This section includes 1236 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Verbal Ability knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 701. |
He complained that he had too much work to cope up with. |
| A. | o cope with |
| B. | or coping up with |
| C. | o cope |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. or coping up with | |
| 702. |
She gave most of her time to music. |
| A. | evoted |
| B. | pent |
| C. | ent |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. pent | |
| 703. |
No sooner did the Chief Guest climb up to the dias then the bomb exploded. |
| A. | han |
| B. | efore |
| C. | hen |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. efore | |
| 704. |
Being worked for the whole day, you should have taken some rest and started the work tomorrow. |
| A. | fter having work |
| B. | aving worked for |
| C. | orking for |
| D. | fter being worked for |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» C. orking for | |
| 705. |
There is nothing quite miserable than handicap at such a tender age. |
| A. | s miserable |
| B. | ore miserable |
| C. | o miserable |
| D. | ery miserable |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» C. o miserable | |
| 706. |
He spent much time and energy over it, and lost a sum in the bargain. |
| A. | ff the bargain |
| B. | or the bargain |
| C. | nto the bargain |
| D. | ith the bargain |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» D. ith the bargain | |
| 707. |
The secret information was held away from me. |
| A. | ff |
| B. | ack |
| C. | ut |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. ut | |
| 708. |
Would you find me absent, please don't forget to leave a message behind. |
| A. | s |
| B. | hould |
| C. | nless |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. nless | |
| 709. |
The main business of the Parliament is to deal with matters pertained to the Legislature. |
| A. | ertaining with |
| B. | ertained with |
| C. | ertaining to |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 710. |
Shilpa was going to the temple then Parul came on meet her. |
| A. | fter Parul was coming to |
| B. | hen Parul was coming to |
| C. | hen Parul came to |
| D. | efore Parul was coming to |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» D. efore Parul was coming to | |
| 711. |
The unemployment rate has dropped sharply this month, though it may only be temporary. |
| A. | ut it may be only temporary |
| B. | ut the drop may only be temporary |
| C. | ven though the drop may only be temporary |
| D. | ut such a drop may only be a temporary one |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» F. | |
| 712. |
Rajni unnecessarily picked up a quarrel with Kashish and left the party hurriedly. |
| A. | icking up |
| B. | icked on |
| C. | icked |
| D. | as picked up |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» D. as picked up | |
| 713. |
Kalidas is the greatest of all other dramatist. |
| A. | ost other |
| B. | he other |
| C. | ny other |
| D. | ll the |
| Answer» E. | |
| 714. |
Sensing that the contest would be very tough, she decided to stand down. |
| A. | ie |
| B. | lay |
| C. | it |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 715. |
It is most unique piece of art. |
| A. | unique |
| B. | he most unique |
| C. | n unique |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. he most unique | |
| 716. |
It is no good to cry over spilt milk. |
| A. | t is no good crying |
| B. | t is of no good to cry |
| C. | t is of no good crying |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. t is of no good to cry | |
| 717. |
Shakespeare lived for the reigns of Elizabeth I and James I. |
| A. | n |
| B. | ince |
| C. | uring |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 718. |
You will have to return my book whenever I ask for it. |
| A. | ill have |
| B. | ould have to |
| C. | ill be |
| D. | hould have to |
| E. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. o improvement | |
| 719. |
Please blow up the candle. |
| A. | urn off |
| B. | low out |
| C. | ut off |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 720. |
He is too kind man to refuse to help in such a case. |
| A. | too kind |
| B. | too kindly |
| C. | oo kind a |
| D. | oo kindly a |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» D. oo kindly a | |
| 721. |
They have stopped from constructing new buildings. |
| A. | o construct |
| B. | t constructing |
| C. | onstructing |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 722. |
The teacher was angry with Hemant as he had not dome the homework. |
| A. | n |
| B. | rom |
| C. | t |
| D. | o correction required |
| Answer» E. | |
| 723. |
I have not written any letter to him since my father had died. |
| A. | ied |
| B. | as dead |
| C. | as died |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. as dead | |
| 724. |
The intruder stood quietly for few moments. |
| A. | or few time |
| B. | or a few moments |
| C. | or the few moments |
| D. | o correction required |
| Answer» C. or the few moments | |
| 725. |
Place a ladder on the wall. |
| A. | long |
| B. | ith |
| C. | gainst |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 726. |
No one needs to worry about me. |
| A. | ill worry |
| B. | eed worry |
| C. | hall worry |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. hall worry | |
| 727. |
Bad habits must be nipped at the bud. |
| A. | ipped off the bud |
| B. | ipped in the bud |
| C. | ipped on the bud |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. ipped on the bud | |
| 728. |
The doctor examined my pulse. |
| A. | bserved |
| B. | aw |
| C. | elt |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 729. |
Try to be diplomatic when you refuse any invitation, so far not to cause bad feelings. |
| A. | s far not |
| B. | o as not |
| C. | f as far not |
| D. | ince then not |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» C. f as far not | |
| 730. |
He has eaten his food. |
| A. | as had |
| B. | as taken |
| C. | as swallowed |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. as swallowed | |
| 731. |
The matter must be considered in every point of view. |
| A. | ith |
| B. | rom |
| C. | t |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. t | |
| 732. |
They all loved each other. |
| A. | mong each other |
| B. | ne another |
| C. | or each other |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. or each other | |
| 733. |
'Hard Days' was his last novel. |
| A. | atter |
| B. | ecent |
| C. | atest |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 734. |
The burglars broke in Mr. Roy's house last night. |
| A. | roke through |
| B. | roke into |
| C. | roke open |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. roke open | |
| 735. |
If you come across my umbrella anywhere, bring it to me, can you? |
| A. | on't you |
| B. | ill you |
| C. | sn't it |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. sn't it | |
| 736. |
I am used to used work. |
| A. | ard working |
| B. | ork hard |
| C. | ork hardly |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 737. |
The actress said that it sometimes took her two hours toput her make-up. |
| A. | ut over |
| B. | ut up |
| C. | ut on |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 738. |
She is having a lot of money. |
| A. | s having lot of |
| B. | as lot of |
| C. | as a lot of |
| D. | o correction required |
| Answer» D. o correction required | |
| 739. |
The teacher asked the intruder who was he and why was he occupying his chair. |
| A. | ho he was and why he was |
| B. | ho he was and why was he |
| C. | ho he had been and why he had been |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. ho he had been and why he had been | |
| 740. |
The indecisive man was readily persuaded to change his mind again. |
| A. | as persuaded ready |
| B. | as ready to persuade |
| C. | as ready persuaded |
| D. | ould readily persuade |
| E. | o improvement |
| Answer» F. | |
| 741. |
The teacher has instructed all of us to finish the work by tomorrow, isn't it? |
| A. | as she |
| B. | idn't she |
| C. | asn't she |
| D. | o correction required |
| Answer» D. o correction required | |
| 742. |
The constable was a so big man that he could not run fast enough to catch the thief. |
| A. | such big man |
| B. | o big man |
| C. | o big a man |
| D. | uch a big man |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» D. uch a big man | |
| 743. |
On seeing the lion she felt too much afraid. |
| A. | ery much |
| B. | xcessively |
| C. | uch |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. xcessively | |
| 744. |
Each boy and each girl was busy in her work. |
| A. | ere busy in their work |
| B. | as busy in his work |
| C. | as busy in one's work |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 745. |
He was born to rich parents. |
| A. | rom |
| B. | ith |
| C. | y |
| D. | f |
| Answer» E. | |
| 746. |
It is ten years since I have begun living here. |
| A. | egun |
| B. | ad begun |
| C. | egan |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 747. |
He doesn't hesitate to do whatever his brother does. |
| A. | ill do |
| B. | ould do |
| C. | hall do |
| D. | ould done |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» F. | |
| 748. |
The child is father of the man. |
| A. | child, man |
| B. | hild, a man |
| C. | hild, man |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 749. |
The various practices and norms for bank's transactions are laid down by the Reserve Bank of India. |
| A. | re laid up |
| B. | re led down |
| C. | re lead up |
| D. | ave been lay down |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» F. | |
| 750. |
We spent an hour discussing about his character. |
| A. | is character |
| B. | n his character |
| C. | f his character |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. n his character | |