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This section includes 1524 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your English Skills Ability knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 601. |
They all shunned him because he was a lecherous man always looking for an oppurtunity to cheat others. |
| A. | unning |
| B. | eceptive |
| C. | ustful |
| D. | ishonest |
| Answer» D. ishonest | |
| 602. |
If you waver at the last minute, you shall face failure. |
| A. | esolve |
| B. | ecide |
| C. | ettle |
| D. | esitate |
| Answer» E. | |
| 603. |
The criterion of judgement would be fixed soon. |
| A. | esult |
| B. | ecision |
| C. | tandard |
| D. | onsideration |
| Answer» D. onsideration | |
| 604. |
Miss Margaret is a genteel lady. |
| A. | ell-bred |
| B. | elicate |
| C. | ttractive |
| D. | eautiful |
| Answer» B. elicate | |
| 605. |
To avoid future complications, the boundary between neighbours should be properly defined. |
| A. | imited |
| B. | emarcated |
| C. | xplained |
| D. | nterpreted |
| Answer» C. xplained | |
| 606. |
Last fortnight the rains came to the parched soils of India after the merciless drought had already sapped the vitality and livelihoood of millions of peasants. |
| A. | ecreased |
| B. | emolished |
| C. | estroyed |
| D. | rained |
| Answer» E. | |
| 607. |
A reliable friend is the gift of God. |
| A. | elpful |
| B. | ependable |
| C. | onest |
| D. | rue |
| Answer» C. onest | |
| 608. |
It was incumbent on him to report the matter at once. |
| A. | ointless |
| B. | epending |
| C. | ompulsory |
| D. | ptional |
| Answer» D. ptional | |
| 609. |
The book shows in poor light the execrable regime of corruption, falsehood and destruction of institutions by the ruler. |
| A. | xhaustive |
| B. | eplorable |
| C. | bominable |
| D. | ontinuous |
| Answer» D. ontinuous | |
| 610. |
Too many drugs are apt to cause distress. |
| A. | appiness |
| B. | epression |
| C. | uffering |
| D. | elancholy |
| Answer» C. uffering | |
| 611. |
It is difficult to authenticate these old manuscripts. |
| A. | llustrate |
| B. | dit properly |
| C. | lucidate |
| D. | stablish the genuineness of |
| Answer» E. | |
| 612. |
Our talks with the foreign delegation were really productive. |
| A. | rowing |
| B. | fficient |
| C. | ruitful |
| D. | engthy |
| Answer» D. engthy | |
| 613. |
He did not succeed in his endeavour. |
| A. | nterprise |
| B. | ffort |
| C. | rick |
| D. | lan |
| Answer» C. rick | |
| 614. |
I could achieve success through conscious efforts. |
| A. | ain |
| B. | ware |
| C. | esire |
| D. | remendous |
| Answer» C. esire | |
| 615. |
The data compiled by the organisation was very useful. |
| A. | nalysed |
| B. | nclosed |
| C. | ollected |
| D. | ublished |
| Answer» D. ublished | |
| 616. |
He is a candid politician. |
| A. | rank |
| B. | aithful |
| C. | earless |
| D. | poken |
| Answer» B. aithful | |
| 617. |
The ascending temperature in many parts of the world confirms global warming which is an environmental hazard. |
| A. | ising |
| B. | alling |
| C. | hooting |
| D. | ounting |
| Answer» B. alling | |
| 618. |
The merchant was renowned for his simple way of living. |
| A. | otorious |
| B. | amous |
| C. | nknown |
| D. | otable |
| Answer» C. nknown | |
| 619. |
Elsie is seventy years old and a fanatical gardener. |
| A. | razy |
| B. | antastic |
| C. | nthusiastic |
| D. | bsessed |
| Answer» D. bsessed | |
| 620. |
After a dynamic speech by the Prime Minister, one often hears repercussions abroad. |
| A. | ecriminations |
| B. | ar-reaching |
| C. | onsequence |
| D. | esticulations |
| Answer» D. esticulations | |
| 621. |
A civilised roman banquet was a thing of great richness, style and decorum. |
| A. | alace |
| B. | east |
| C. | rnament |
| D. | able |
| Answer» C. rnament | |
| 622. |
He remonstrated with his father about his decision of donating the entire property to the society for te disabled. |
| A. | greed |
| B. | leased |
| C. | rotested |
| D. | pologized |
| Answer» D. pologized | |
| 623. |
The old man showsno sign of infirmity even though he is eighty years old. |
| A. | ndolence |
| B. | ickleness |
| C. | eebleness |
| D. | irmness |
| Answer» D. irmness | |
| 624. |
He was drawn to the vortex of politics at a very early age. |
| A. | hirlpool |
| B. | ield |
| C. | rena |
| D. | ell |
| Answer» B. ield | |
| 625. |
What is the ultimate goal of life? |
| A. | ixed |
| B. | inal |
| C. | esired |
| D. | mmediate |
| Answer» C. esired | |
| 626. |
The rebels returned home under an amnesty. |
| A. | ardon |
| B. | ssistance |
| C. | ecurity |
| D. | udicial |
| Answer» B. ssistance | |
| 627. |
Cross-examination could not elicit any reason for his being absent. |
| A. | rove |
| B. | ind |
| C. | roduce |
| D. | xtract |
| Answer» E. | |
| 628. |
This was his maiden performance on the stage and he did very well. |
| A. | rimary |
| B. | irst |
| C. | pening |
| D. | irlish |
| Answer» C. pening | |
| 629. |
He used to regale us with anecdotes. |
| A. | ore |
| B. | latter |
| C. | ntertain |
| D. | ire |
| Answer» D. ire | |
| 630. |
The base of Indian politicians is the group of sycophants around them who earn bad name for their leaders. |
| A. | ritics |
| B. | latterers |
| C. | oppish |
| D. | etractor |
| Answer» C. oppish | |
| 631. |
The facade of our school building got a face-lift recently. |
| A. | asement |
| B. | loor |
| C. | op |
| D. | ront |
| Answer» E. | |
| 632. |
The intruders strangled the lady to death. |
| A. | hrashed |
| B. | orced |
| C. | ompressed |
| D. | hrottled |
| Answer» E. | |
| 633. |
Physical courage urges a man to risk injury or death. |
| A. | ompels |
| B. | orces |
| C. | ersuades |
| D. | orbids |
| Answer» D. orbids | |
| 634. |
He was punished to rigorous imprisonment for larceny. |
| A. | urder |
| B. | orgery |
| C. | tealing |
| D. | acoity |
| Answer» D. acoity | |
| 635. |
The Court had to reprieve the hanging of the condemned prisoner. |
| A. | harge |
| B. | orgive |
| C. | orego |
| D. | elay |
| Answer» C. orego | |
| 636. |
War always has a baneful effect on the people of a nation. |
| A. | npleasant |
| B. | oul |
| C. | ernicious |
| D. | armful |
| Answer» D. armful | |
| 637. |
ISI marked goods are always pure. |
| A. | lear |
| B. | resh |
| C. | nmixed |
| D. | lean |
| Answer» D. lean | |
| 638. |
The boy gave a vivid description of all that happened. |
| A. | rilliant |
| B. | resh |
| C. | xplanatory |
| D. | icturesque |
| Answer» E. | |
| 639. |
The prisoner made an abortive attempt to escape from the jail. |
| A. | ourageous |
| B. | utile |
| C. | llegal |
| D. | urtive |
| Answer» C. llegal | |
| 640. |
His endeavours proved fruitful. |
| A. | ustified |
| B. | utile |
| C. | fficient |
| D. | roductive |
| Answer» E. | |
| 641. |
He is urbane in his manners. |
| A. | rban |
| B. | ensible |
| C. | ivil |
| D. | ane |
| Answer» D. ane | |
| 642. |
They are cautiously optimistic about the effects of the new medicine. |
| A. | arefully |
| B. | enuinely |
| C. | ecretly |
| D. | uriously |
| Answer» B. enuinely | |
| 643. |
Nathuram's desire to help the villagers is genuine. |
| A. | ccurate |
| B. | ood |
| C. | eal |
| D. | incere |
| Answer» D. incere | |
| 644. |
The growth in agriculture has a very salutary effect because we also offer food aid to the less fortunate masses in Asia and Africa. |
| A. | dvantageous |
| B. | ad |
| C. | ar-reaching |
| D. | espectable |
| Answer» B. ad | |
| 645. |
The teacher felt that the student lacked discrimination in the study of his data. |
| A. | magination |
| B. | aste |
| C. | bjectivity |
| D. | iscernment |
| Answer» E. | |
| 646. |
He does not know how to husband his resources. |
| A. | anage |
| B. | overn |
| C. | ule |
| D. | atch |
| Answer» B. overn | |
| 647. |
He couldn't comprehend the details of the document. |
| A. | mphasise |
| B. | rasp |
| C. | ondense |
| D. | mplement |
| Answer» C. ondense | |
| 648. |
Most of the staff is restive under the new manager's rule. |
| A. | elaxed |
| B. | riendly |
| C. | neasy |
| D. | bstinate |
| Answer» E. | |
| 649. |
It was a fabulous idea. |
| A. | xcellent |
| B. | ruitful |
| C. | egendary |
| D. | recious |
| Answer» B. ruitful | |
| 650. |
Tired and weary he returned home late that night. |
| A. | xhausted |
| B. | rustrated |
| C. | ithe |
| D. | mancipated |
| Answer» B. rustrated | |