ROOT WORDS ENGLISH MEANING HINDI

WORDS MEANING
FID FIDELITY (noun) faithfulness, loyalty वफादारी
(Trust /
INFIDELITY (noun) faithlessness, disloyalty ववश्वासघात
Faith)
भरोसा PERFIDY (noun) faithlessness, deceitfulness ववश्वासघात
CONFIDENT (adj) bold, fearless, convinced आत्मववश्वासी
DIFFIDENT (adj) shy, hesitant, bashful, sheepish संकोची
BONAFIDE (adj) genuine, authentic, real, true वास्तववक
MALAFIDE (adj) illegal, false, phoney, specious दुभाावनापूर्ा
CONFIDANT (noun) an intimate and trustworthy friend ववश्वासपात्र
CONFIDE (verb) to share secrets with someone whom you गुप्त बात बताना
trust
AFFIDAVIT (noun) a document of affirmation and trust शपथपत्र
LOC/LOQ LOQUACIOUS (adj) talkative, garrulous, voluble बातनू ी
(to
ELOQUENT (adj) who speaks/talks very fluently / clearly सवु क्ता
speak/talk)
बोलना SOMNILOQUENT (adj talking/muttering while asleep सोते समय
बड़बड़ाना
MAGNILOQUENT / a bombastic way of speaking to impress बढ़ा चढ़ा कर
GRANDILOQUENT (adj) someone, exaggeration कहना
BLANDILOQUENT (adj) a flattering speech (using sugar coated चापलूसी भरा
words to flatter someone) भाषर्
MELLILOQUENT (adj) one who speaks in a very sweet voice जो मधुर आवाज
में बोलता हो
VENTRILOQUENT (adj) a way of speaking in which a person
changes his/her voice so that it appears
that the voice is coming from elsewhere
DENTILOQUENT (adj) a way of speaking with clenched teeth दााँत भींचकर
बोलने का तरीका
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1. CENSOR (verb) तनयिंत्रि करना:- to prohibit, to put a
ban on something
HISTORIC (adj) मशहूर:- famous, important
Ex:
HISTORICAL (adj) ऐतिहातिक:- related to history/
1. He was censured for his negligence.
past events
2. Scenes from the film had to be censored.
HISTRIONIC (adj) नाटकीय:- a melodramatic
behaviour to get attention from others 5.
Ex: ALTERNATE (adj) एक के बाद एक:- one after another

1. The Taj mahal is of historical importance. ALTERNATIVE (adj/noun) तवकल्प:- choice, option
2. She put on a histrionic display of grief at her Ex:
step son’s funeral. 1. He visits his uncle on alternate days.
3. The launch of Chandrayaan 2 was a historic 2. Between the two alternatives the first one is
moment for the country. better.
2. 3. The highway was closed, so we had to take an
MOMENTUM (noun) गति:- pace, speed alternative route.
MOMENTARY (adj) क्षतिक:- temporary, short-lived 6.
MOMENTOUS (adj) आवश्यक:- important INTERESTED (adj) रुति रखनेवाला:- willing, eager

Ex: UNINTERESTED (adj) रुतिहीन:- unwilling,

unconcerned
1. The team has lost momentum in recent weeks.
DISINTERESTED (adj) स्वार्थरतहि:- impartial,
2. After a momentary hesitation, he informed the
police about the incident. unbiased
3. It was a momentous event and cannot be Ex:
forgotten. 1. A lawyer should provide disinterested advice.
3. 2. It is important that all the members of a jury
EMINENT (adj) प्रतिद्ध:- famous, important, well- are disinterested parties.
known 3. Uninterested in politics, he refused to vote.
IMMINENT (adj) तनकट में घतटि होने वाला:- Something
certain to happen very soon/unavoidable
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CENSURE (verb) कड़ी तनिंदा करना:- to criticise,
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 4. ERUDITE (Adjective)
1. PLAUDIT (noun)
Synonyms: (सवद्वान, ज्ञानी)
Synonyms: (शाबाशी)
Knowledgeable, Literate, Scholarly, Brainly,
Compliment, Praise, Applause, Acclamation, Educated, Highbrow, Learned, Bookish, Cerebral
Ovation, Commendation, Kudos, Approbation,
Academic
Citation, Encomium, Eulogy, Extolment, Accolade,
Laurels Antonyms: (अज्ञासन)
Antonyms: (आलोचना) Uneducated, Ignorant, Illiterate, Unlettered,
Pejorative, Ignominy, Criticism, Condemnation, Benighted, Unscholarly
Censure, Flak, Harangue, Diatribe, Tirade, 5. ASSUAGE (verb)
Jeremiad, Calumny, Opprobrium, Mortification, Synonyms: (शाांत करना)
Obloquy, Rant Ease, Gratify, Satisfy, Lull, Appease, Relieve,
2. PURITANICAL (Adjective) Alleviate, Allay, Placate, Pacify, Tranquilise,
Synonyms: (सिद्ाांतवादी) Conciliate, Mitigate, Palliate, Propitiate, Mollify,
Honest, Scrupulous, Ethical, Conscientious, Soothe, Calm Down
Virtuous, Upright, Principled, Prudish, Priggish, Antonyms: (क्रोसित करना)
Aboveboard, Straightforward, Forthright, Aggravate, Incense, Arouse, Stir, Incite, Instigate,
Righteous Enrage, Outrage, Infuriate, Foment, Ferment,
Exasperate, Ignite, Exacerbate, Abet, Provoke,
Antonyms: (अनैसतक)
Kindle, Inflame, Ignite, Goad, Egg On
Vicious, Unconscionable, Vulgar, Unjust, Corrupt, 6. TURMOIL (noun)
Reprobate, Immoral, Dishonest
Synonyms: (खलबली, हलचल)
3. AUGMENT (verb)
Chaos, Confusion, Disorder, Uproar, Agitation,
Synonyms: (वृसद् करना)
Turbulence, Tumultuous, Disarray, Unrest,
Increase, Accelerate, Amplify, Propel, Aggrandize, Upheaval, Mayhem, Bedlam, Pandemonium,
Escalate, Elevate, Expedite, Enhance, Intensify, Topsy – Turvy, Commotion, Hullabaloo, Ruckus,
Skyrocket, Enlarge, Parlay, Mount, Surge, Soar, Shambles
Crescendo, Burgeon, Mushroom, Proliferate, Antonyms: (अमन, शासतत)
Boost
Peace, Harmony, Peacefulness, Serenity,
Antonyms: (कम होना)
Tranquility, Calmness, Placidity, Quietude
Decrease, Abbreviate, Abridge, Shorten, Diminish, 7. SLIPSHOD (Adjective)
Dwindle, Decline, Wane, Abate, Truncate, Curtail,
Synonyms:( लापरवाह)
Taper, Depreciate, Attenuate, Recede, Mitigate,
Shrink, Subside, Ebb Reckless, Unwary, Careless, Heedless, Neglectful,
Negligent, Rash, Remiss, Lax, Unmindful,
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 A WORDS 8. ACUMEN (d) A word of 22. AFFLUENCE (d) Raise
(a) Expert picturesque effect (a) Richness 30. ADORN
1. ABROGATE (b) Convict 15. ANTIPATHY (b) Difficulty (a) Trust
(a) Repeal (c) Neophyte (d) Tyro (a) Dishonesty (c) Influence (b) Writer
(b) Destroy 9. ACCUSED (b) Disturbance (d) Awkwardness (c) Suspect
(c) Delay (a) Indicated (c) Demonstration 23. ABSTAIN (d) Beautify
(d) Uphold (b) Indicted (d) Dislike (a) Insist 31. ANGER
2. ADULATION (c) Induced 16. ABYSMAL (b) Persist (a) Calmness
(a) Duration (d) Instigated (a) Sickening (c) Refrain (b) Leisure
(b) Argument 10. AVARICE (b) Gloomy (d) Resist (c) Vagueness
(c) Flattery (a) Generosity (c) Sad 24. AVERSION (d) Displeasure
(d) Institution (b) Envy (d) Bottomless (a) Aggression 32. ABUNDANT
3. AMICABLE (c) Greed 17. ARTFUL (b) Assertion (a) Sufficient
(a) Poisonous (d) Hatred (a) Artistic (c) Dislike (b) Plentiful
(b) Friendly 11. AUGUST (b) Cunning (d) Impudence (c) Significant
(c) Satisfying (a) Majestic (c) Intelligent 25. AUTOCRATIC (d) Vibrant
(d) Heartening (b) Important (d) Attractive (a) Dictatorial 33. ANTICIPATE
4. ABLUTION (c) Difficult (d) Huge 18. ANCESTORS (b) Inspirational (a) Antagonise
(a) Censure 12. APPOSITE (a) Extinct Tribes (c) Cooperative (b) Accept
(b) Forgiveness (a) Contrary (b) Relatives (d) Charitable (c) Hope
(c) Flattery (b) Bitter (c) Forefathers 26. ATROCITY (d) Except
(d) Washing (c) Appropriate (d) Old People (a) Envy 34. ADVERSE
5. ASSERTIVE (d) Misleading 19. APPRAISE (b) Violence (a) Unequal
(a) Emphasis 13.ACCOUTREMENT (a) Accuse (c) Jealousy (b) Unfavourable
(b) Timorous S (b) Praise (d) Absurdity (c) Unwanted
(c) Domineering (a) Relatives (c) Appreciate 27. APPEAR (d) Undue
(d) Unobtrusive (b) Companions (d) Judge (a) See (b) Allow 35. APEX
6. ALERT (c) Calculations 20. ACCRUE (c) Seem (d) Enter (a) Bottom
(a) Hostile (d) Equipment (a) Accumulate 28. ADVANCE (b) Outward
(b) Watchful 14. ACRONYM (b) Accommodate (a) Reduce (c) Pinnacle
(c) Brave (a) A word with two or (c) Grow (b) Halt (d) Inward
(d) Quick more meaning (d) Suffice (c) Progress 36. APPRISE
7. ACCEDE (b) A word of new 21. AUDACIOUS (d) Extend (a) Praise (b) Inform
(a) Consent coinage (a) Brilliant 29. ABUSE (c) Conceal
(b) Access (c) A word formed by (b) Powerful (a) Use (d) Assess
(c) Assess the initial letters of (c) Bold (b) Praise
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38. ADVERSITY (d) Withhold 43. AFFECTION (d) Instigate (c) Gentle
(a) Opponent 41. ASCRIPTION (a) Penchant 46. ADAMANT (d) Innocuous
(b) Misfortune (a) Description (b) Disdain (a) Hardworking 49. ABRUPTLY
(c) Adversary (b) Account (c) Repugnance (b) Obdurate (a) Gradually
(d) Hostility (c) Attribution (d) Resolution (c) Assiduous (b) Unexpectedly
39. ANTAGONIST (d) Cure 44. AFFECTATION (d) Submissive (c) Casually
(a) Non-believer 42. ADVOCATE (a) Sham 47. ARABLE (d) Bitterly
(b) Trouble (a) Pronounce (b) Veracity (a) Hostile 50. AFFABLE
(c) Trouble-shooter (b) Support (c) Influence (b) Fertile (a) Oblivious
(d) Opponent (c) Determine (d) Liking (c) Gregarious (b) Projectile
40. ABSOLVE (d) Predict 45. ASSUAGE (d) Grouchy (c) Justifiable
(a) Consume (a) Foolish 48. ACERBIC (d) Genial
(b) Punish (b) Elevate (a) Acrid
(c) Acquit (c) Alleviate (b) Salubrious

ANSWERS:-

1. (a) 2. (c) 3. (b) 4. (d) 5. (c) 6. (b) 7. (a) 8. (a) 9. (b) 10. (c) 11.(a) 12. (c) 13. (d)

14. (c) 15. (d) 16. (d) 17. (b) 18. (c) 19. (d) 20. (a) 21. (c) 22. (a) 23. (c) 24. (c) 25. (a) 26. (b)

27. (c) 28. (c) 29. (c) 30. (d) 31. (d) 32. (b) 33. (c) 34. (b) 35. (c) 36. (b) 37. (b) 38. (b) 39. (d)

40. (c) 41. (c) 42. (b) 43. (a) 44. (a) 45. (c) 46. (b) 47. (b) 48. (a) 49. (b) 50. (d)

EXPLANATION:

1. ABROGATE (रद्द करना ) the action of revoking or (b) Argument ( बहस ) an angry discussion between two
annulling a law or act of parliament or more people who disagree with each other
Ans :- (a) Repeal (रद्द करना) to officially make a law no (d) Institution ( सस्ं थान ) important organization that has
longer valid a particular purpose, such as a bank, a university, etc.
(b) Destroy ( विनाश करना ) to damage something so 3. AMICABLE ( मैत्रीपूर्ण ) made or done in a friendly way,
badly that it can no longer be used or no longer exists without argument
(c) Delay ( देर करना ) to make somebody / something Ans :- (b) Friendly ( उपयोगी ) behaving in a kind and
slow or late open way
(d) Uphold ( बनाए रखना ) to support a decision (a) Poisonous ( जहरीला ) causing death or illness if you
2. ADULATION ( चापलूसी ) extreme admiration eat or drink it
Ans :- (c) Flattery ( चापलस ू ी) saying (c) Satisfying ( सतं ोषजनक ) pleasing
good things about somebody / something that you do (d) Heartening ( उत्साहििणक) making you feel more
not really mean hopeful; encouraging
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1. ADVANCE (b) Oracular (d) Grumpy 26. BATTERED 34. INSTIGATE
(a) Reduce (c) Examine 18. FORTITUDE (a) Destroyed (a) Deterrence
(b) Halt (d) Explicate (a) Vacillation (b) Struck Hard (b) Settle
(c) Progress 10. JEJUNE (b) Grim (c) Dashed On (c) Complaisance
(d) Extend (a) Drab (c) Grit (d) Struck Off (d) Raise
2. NASCENCE (b) Unchildlike (d) Plot 27. ABANDONMENT 35. CALIBRATE
(a) Cessation (c) Poignant 19. CAGINESS (a) Profanity (a) Gauze
(b) Acrimonious (d) Cosmopolitan (a) Dopiness (b) Dereliction (b) Assail
(c) Incipience 11. LAIR (b) Desiccate (c) Sanctity (c) Gauge
(d) Omega (a) Concurrent (c) Guilefulness (d) Commencement (d) Affront
3. NARK (b) Arraign (d) Ingenuous 28. BENEVOLENCE 36. ECCENTRIC
(a) Reassure (c) Concealment 20. AMICABLE (a) Ill Will (a) Familiar
(b) Solace (d) Apart (a) Hostile (b) Kindness (b) Garden
(c) Irritate 12. SOAR (b) Arable (c) Morbidity (c) Wonted
(d) Obligation (a) Fly (c) Gregarious (d) Vision (d) Idiosyncratic
4. REMEDY (b) Sweet (d) Grouchy 29. LAGGARD 37. DOMICILE
(a) Parochial (c) Bitter 21. QUAIL (a) Hustler (a) Home
(b) Tablet (d) Sour (a) Assail (b) Prompt (b) Evict
(c) Panacea 13. CORRECTIVE (b) Approach (c) Expeditious (c) Wild
(d) Plagiarism (a) Compensatory (c) Tyrant (d) Dawdling (d) Dictator
5. ECCLESIAL (b) Restorative (d) Cringe 30. SACRILEGE 38. JARRED
(a) Profuse (c) Commuting 22. OBLIQUITY (a) Modification (a) Macho
(b) Churchly (d) Sluggish (a) Surety (b) Consecration (b) Assented
(c) Secular 14. FAD (b) Incisiveness (c) Blasphemy (c) Altercated
(d) Profane (a) Classic (c) Profundity (d) Reverence (d) Accorded
6. SHAPELESS (b) Deviant (d) Opacity 31. SLICK 39. EDACIOUS
(a) Amoral (c) Standard 23. ADULATION (a) Slippery (a) Satiated
(b) Amorous (d) Sensation (a) Reproach (b) New (b) Insolvent
(c) Amorphous 15. NACREOUS (b) Sedition (c) Fractions (c) Solvent
(d) Amortization (a) Iridescent (c) Examination (d) Novice (d) Gluttonous
7. OBLIGATION (b) Monochromatic (d) Cajolery 32. EAGERLY 40. SABOTEUR
(a) Imperative (c) Gloom 24. OPAQUE (a) Neatly (a) Mendicant
(b) Discharge (d) Pale (a) Unadulterated (b) Plainly (b) Sage
(c) Quietus 16. OBLATE (b) Arcane (c) Perfunctorily (c) Preservationist
(d) Loophole (a) Mendicant (c) Clear (d) Avidly (d) Vandal
8. FADDISH (b) Heathen (d) Translucent 33. GALLIVANT
(a) Phony (c) Secular 25. FABRICATE (a) Meander
(b) Unpopular (d) Layperson (a) Mimic (b) Brave
(c) Barge 17. ENIGMATIC (b) Detached (c) Grave
(d) Fashionable (a) Literate (c) Concoct (d) Gall
9. ELUCIDATE (b) Illiterate (d) Flatten
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01. VISCOUS (c) Placid 18. EVIDENCE (c) Efficient
(a) Grim (d) Low-Key (a) Signature (d) Caustic
(b) Brutal 10. CULPABLE (b) Concealment 27. SATISFACTORY
(c) Watery (a) Rigorous (c) Information (a) Revive (b) Morose
(d) Thick (b) Reasonable (d) Duplicity (c) Inadequate
02.MISUNDERSTAND (c) Innocent 19. OBSESSION (d) Diminish
(a) Impossible (d) Edible (a) Dislike 28. ROUGH
(b) Comprehend 11. DISCREET (b) Delusion (a) Thick (b) Coarse
(c) Delayed (a) Release (c) Compulsion (c) Smooth (d) Crude
(d) Sluggish (b) Zenith (d) Relaxation 29. RAZE
03. MAD (c) Open 20. RESERVATION (a) Ruin (b) Build
(a) Sound (d) Lose (a) Catch (c) Comfort (d) Ease
(b) Indisposition 12. MALADROIT (b) Conserve 30. TENACIOUS
(c) Distemper (a) Skilful (c) Openness (a) Yielding (b) Persistent
(d) Dense (b) Arrogant (d) Doubt (c) Steadfast (d) Relentless
04. RARE (c) Inept 21. GLAMOUR 31. CAMARADERIE
(a) Familiar (d) Awkward (a) Charm (a) Dislike
(b) Latent 13. ADMINISTER (b)Magnanimous (b) Friendship
(c) Clarify (a) Steady (c) Appeal (c) Amity
(d) Extraordinary (b) Forego (d) Dullness (d) Companionship
05. REVERENCE (c) Entertaining 22. IMPERTINENT 32. CRITICISE
(a) Venerate (d) Pictural (a) Polite (a) Forgive (b) Disappoint
(b) Honour 14. CRUDE (b) Irrelevant (c) Praise (d) Prevent
(c) Scorn (a) Beastly (c) Insolent 33. RELY
(d) Deference (b) Ripe (d) Personal (a) Await (b) Distrust
06. RIGID (c) Stubble 23. COMPLICATE (c) Depend (d) Move
(a) Superior (d) Intense (a) Multiply 34. APPAL
(b) Distaste 15. ABUNDANT (b) Dominate (a) Alarm
(c) Satiation (a) Unconscious (c) Healthy (b) Assure
(d) Flexible (b) Indefinite (d) Enlighten (c) Amaze
07. WICKED (c) Meagre 24. TOPPLE (d) Astound
(a) Admirable (d) Unreliable (a) Steady 35. PREY
(b) Sarcastic 16. IRREVERENT (b) Fumble (a) Game
(c) Infernal (a) Restoration (c) Tumble (b) Predator
(d) Dissent (b) Respectful (d) Plunge (c) Sufferer
08. LETHARGY (c) Dormant 25. MISDEMEANOUR (d) Loot
(a) Refusal (d) Relevant (a) Offence 36. OPTIONAL
(b) Attention 17. MOUND (b)Amalgamation (a) Elective
(c) Shield (a) Victory (c) Obedience (b) Voluntary
(d) Existence (b) Valley (d) Gullible (c) Compulsory
09. CALM (c) Bell 26. INCOMPETENCE (d) Arbitrary
(a) Harmonious (d) Prominence (a) Interfere
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(1) A MAN OF FEW WORDS ( जो ज्यादा बात नहीं करता (5) AN OCEAN OF SOMETHING (बहुत कुछ):- a lot of
है):- one who doesn’t speak too much / reserved / something
reticent. (6) BOIL THE OCEAN (असंभि कायत करना):- to do the
(2) A MAN OF WORDS (जब
ु ान का सच्चा):- one who impossible thing
keeps his promises / trustworthy.
(3) A MAN OF LETTERS (विद्वान व्यवि ):- scholarly, 3. HORSE
erudite
(4) A MAN IN THE STREET (सामान्य व्यवि):- common (1) DARK HORSE (वछपा रुस्तम व्यवि):- an unknown /
/ ordinary man unexpected winner
(5) A MAN OF STRAW (कमजोर व्यवि):- weak person (2) TO BEAT / FLOG A DEAD HORSE (बेकार की
(6) A MAN OF SUBSTANCE (अमीर व्यवि) :- rich and कोवशश करना):- to waste your time and energy on
wealthy / influential. unnecessary things.
(7) A MAN OF PARTS / RENAISSANCE MAN (सुयोग्य (3) PUT THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE (कोई काम
व्यवि):- a man who is expert in different spheres ु करना):- do things in a wrong order
को उलटे वसरे से शरू
(8) LADIES’ MAN (मवहलाओ ं का चहेता):- a man who (4) EAT LIKE A HORSE (बहुत ज्यादा खाना):- eat a lot

enjoys the company of ladies (5) STRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE’S MOUTH
(9) MAN OF HOUR (जो सम्मावनत और प्रशवं सत हो):- one (विश्वसनीय व्यवि से प्राप्त सूचना) :- any information

who is honoured and appreciated coming from an authentic or reliable source

(6) HORSE SENSE (सामान्य बुवि):- common sense
(7) HOLD YOUR HORSES (धैयत रखना):- wait, be
2. SEA/OCEAN
patient
(1) AT SEA (उलझन में):- in a state of confusion / (8) HORSE TRADE (मोलभाि/ सौदा करना) :- bargain
dilemma
(2) A SEA CHANGE (एक बडा पररिततन):- a big change
(3) BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP SEA
(गंभीर परेशावनयों के बीच):- in a very difficult situation.
(4) A DROP / SPIT IN THE OCEAN (अत्यत
ं ही थोडी
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1. The project advanced by leaps and bounds.
12. Some people do not grease anybody’s palm on
(a) rapidly (b) slowly (c) sharply (d) simply
any account.
2. His speech fell short on the audience.
(a) Bribe (b) flatter (c) cheat (d) fight
(a) Had no effect (b) moved the audience
13. I was so disappointed when my close friend left
(c) Impressed the audience
me in the lurch.
(d) was quite short
(a) Went away without waiting for me
3. The officer called for an explanation form the
(b) Helped me in difficult times
cashier for the shortage of cash.
(c) Abandoned me when I needed help
(a) Asked (b) begged
(d) Stopped helping me in emergency
(c) served a notice (d) demanded
14. He was on the brink of disaster.
4. He took his father’s advice to heart.
(a) At the top of(b) at the point of
(a) casually (b) patiently (c) seriously (d) quietly
(b) On the side of (d) on the back of
5. He is so innocent that he wears his heart on his
15. The boy felt like a fish out of water.
sleeve.
(a) Disgusted (b) uncomfortable
(a) Wears dress that does not match
(c) disappointed (d) homeless
(b) Express his feelings openly
16. His speech was all greek to me.
(c) Wears colourful dresses
(a) strange (b) incomprehensible
(d) Express his feelings with the shape of a heart
(c) inaudible (d) uninteresting
printed on his sleeve.
17. The poor man moved from pillar to post to get
6. She denied point-blank her involvement in the
money.
crime.
(a) went to pillars (b) tried his best
(a) Directly (b) desperately
(c) went to money lenders
(c) stubbornly (d) rudely
(d) moving from one place to another aimlessly
7. The poor subordinates are made scapegoats by
18. Raju was left alone to face the music
their superiors.
(a) to bear the criticism
(a) Punished for others’ misdeeds
(b) to listen to a favourable comment
(b) Developed poor relations
(c) to run away (d) to compensate
(c) Treated humbly and respectfully
19. They were offered six months’ rent in lieu of
(d) Scolded with arrogant reactions
notice to vacate the building.
8. The matter has been sorted out.
(a) Inspite of (b) in place of
(a) revised (b) supported
(c) despite of (d) in addition to
(c) resolved (d) changed
20. The possession of Kashmir is a bone of
9. I take exception to your statement that I am bad
contention between India and Pakistan.
tempered
(a) a subject of peace (b) a subject of trade
(a) feel offended (b) feel unhappy
(c) a subject of dispute (d) a subject of exports
(c) object (d) feel angry
21. My friend turned a deaf ear to my tale of loss and
10. His friends beat the boy to pay off old scores
refused to help me.
(a) To punish someone (b) to take revenge
(a) went far away (b) listened carefully
(c) to force him to be a scorer in a match
(c) paid no heed (d) turned his ear away
(d) because he had not scored well earlier
22. Rahul fought tooth and nail to save his company.
11. She is too fond of her own voice.
(a) with weapons (b) with all efforts
(a) loves singing (b) very selfish
(c) using unfair means (d) with strength and fury
(c) very talkative
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 WORDS RELATED TO KINDS OF GOVERNMENT

1. Bureaucracy (अधिकारी तंत्र) : government run 16. Referendum (जनर्त संग्रह ) : To decide a
by officials political question by the direct vote of the
2. Democracy (लोक-तंत्र) : government by the whole electorate
17. Rebel (राज-द्रोही ) : A person (s) who takes up
people
3. Monarchy (राज-तत्र ं ) : government by a king / arms against the government
18. Executive (कायमकाररणी शधि ): Part of the
queen
4. Aristocracy (कुलीनतंत्र ) : government by the government which preserves law and order and
carries out the laws made
nobles / lords
19. Albocracy : A government by white people
5. Anarchy (अराजकता ) : absence of government
20. Androcracy (पुरुषों द्वारा चलाया जा रहा शासन ) : A
6. Autocracy (एकतंत्र) : government by one
government by men
person (dictatorship) 21. Arithmocracy (अंकगणतंत्र ) : A government by
7. Autonomy (स्वयं शासन ) : the right of self-
simple majority
government 22. Stratocracy (सैधनक शासन) : Military rule or
8. Oligarchy (अल्पजनतंत्र ) : government by a few
despotism
persons 23. Diabolocracy (शैतानी तंत्र ) : A government by
9. Plutocracy (िधनक तन्त्त्र ) : government by the
devil
rich 24. Diarchy/ Dinarchy (द्वैि शासन) : A
10. Theocracy (िर्मतन्त्त्र ) : government by the
government by two people
laws of religion 25. Phallocracy : A society or system which is
11. Secular (िर्मधनरपेक्ष ) : government not by the dominated by men and in which the male sex is
laws of religion thought superior.
12. Abdicate (सत्ता त्यागना ) : To give up throne or 26. Kleptocracy (भ्रष्ट सरकार ) : A government by
other office of dignity thieves
13. Ambassador (राज-दूत) : A diplomatic 30. Kritarchy (न्त्यायािीशों द्वारा सरकार ) : A
minister of the highest order sent by one government by judges
country to another 31. Hagiarchy (संत राज्य ) : A government by
14. Anarchist (अराजकतावादी) : A person who is saints or holy persons
out to destroy all government and order 32. Exarchy (िर्ामध्यक्ष द्वारा एक सरकार ) : A
15. Politics (राज-नीधत ) : The science of government by bishops
government 33. Gerontocracy (वृद्ध-शासन ) : A government by
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1. To examine one’s thoughts and
feelings. 12. The act of killing one’s wife 23. Practice of a married woman
(a) Meditation (b) retrospection (a) Genocide (b) uxoricide having extra marital relationship
(c) reflection (d) introspection (c) canicide (d) avicide (a) Polygamy (b) puberty
2. A short, usually amusing, story 13. Music sung or played at night (c) lechery (d) adultery
about some real person or event below a person’s window 24. A workman who fits and
(a) Anecdote (b) antidote (a) Serenade (b) sonnet repairs pipes
(c) tale (d) allegory (c) lyric (d) primo (a) Mechanic (b) blacksmith
3. Woman who offers the use of 14. A government by the nobles (c) plumber (d) technocrat
her body for sexual intercourse to (a) Democracy (b) bureaucracy 25. Part of a church in which bells
any one who will pay for this (c) autocracy (d) aristocracy hang
(a) Voluptuary (b) cuckold 15. Anything written in a letter (a) Minaret (b) chapel
(c) prostitute (d) concubine after it is signed (c) belfry (d) spire
4. Life history of a person written (a) Posterity (b) postdiction 26. Mania for Talking
by another (c) postscript (d) corrigendum (a) Logomania (b) pyromania
(a) Autobiography (b) biography 16. Strong and settled dislike (c) bibliomania (d) kleptomania
(c) bibliography (d) memoir between two persons 27. The custom of having more
5. Custom of having many wives (a) Apathy (b) hatred than one husband at the same
(a) Monogamy (b) bigamy (c) antipathy (d) animosity time
(c) polygamy (d) matrimony 17. A person who has no money to (a) Polygamy (b) polyandry
6. A person who does not believe pay of his debts (c) debauchery (d) bigamy
in any religion (a) Debtor (b) pauper 28. An extremely deep crack or
(a) Philatelist (b) rationalist (c) beggar (d) insolvent opening in the ground
(c) atheist (d) pagan 18. An entertainer who performs (a) Chasm (b) aperture
7. Bringing about gentle and difficult physical actions (c) ditch (d) pit
painless death from incurable (a) Clown (b) gymnast 29. The study of ancient societies
disease (c) magician (d) acrobat (a) History (b) anthropology
(a) Suicide (b) euphoria 19. A small house with all rooms (c) ethnology (d) archaeology
(c) gallows (d) euthanasia on one floor 30. The foolish belief that one is
8. A man of lax moral (a) Bungalow (b) cottage God
(a) Ruffian (b) licentious (c) flat (d) castle (a) Blasphemy (b) theocracy
(c) pirate (d) vagabond 20. A song embodying religious (c) paranoia (d) theomania
9. A small enclosure for cattle, and sacred emotions 31. List of heading of the business
sheep, poultry etc (a) Lyric (b) ode to be transacted at a meeting
(a) Cellar (b) sty (c) pen (d) lair (c) hymn (d) ballad (a) Schedule (b) agend
10. To cause troops et(c) to 21. The policy of extending a (c) proceeding (d) excerpts
spread out in readiness for battle country’s empire and influence 32. A process involving too much
(a) Align (b) collocate (a) Imperialism (b) capitalism official formality
(c) deploy (d) disperse (c) internationalism (d) communism (a) Nepotism
11. One who forcibly seizes 22. Government by a single (b) diplomacy
control of a bus or an aircraft person (c) red-tapism
(a) Pirate (b) swindler (a) Monarchy (b) autocracy (d) bureaucracy
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 (6) BEAR UP :- To withstand any 8. Your suggestions have no …….
the problem.
BEAR difficulty (हौसला रखना)
(a) Bearing out (b) Bearing upon
Ex :- (c) Bearing with d) Bearing away
(1) BEAR AWAY :- Win (जीतना)
My students are ready to bear up 9. If you ……… with them, you will
Ex :-
any situation. have all the work done.
The student bore away many
(a) Bear out (b) Bear upon
prizes. EXERCISE:- (c) Bear with (d) Bear up
(2) BEAR WITH : Tolerate 1. The other witness did not ______ 10. In a view of the heavy losses
something unpleasant (धैर्य रखना) his testimony. suffered by the organisation, the
Ex :- (a) bear out (b) bear with workers were requested to
The employees had to bear with (c) bear away (d) bear up ……………..
the rude behaviour of the boss. 2. Please _____ us until we finish (a) bear out (b) bear upon
the job (c) bear with (d) bear in
(3) BEAR DOWN :- Overthrow /
(a) bear out (b) bear with 11. The government must ...........
suppress / apply maximum effort
(c) bear away (d) bear up on drug traffickers and terrorists.
and energy (जी जान लगा देना)
3. If you want to pass the test, you (a) bear down (b) bear with
Ex:- have to _____ on your studies. (c) bear on (d) bear away
He bore down all the opposition (a) bear out (b) bear down 12. She must be praised for
that came on his way. (c) bear with (d) bear away .............. under so much
(4) BEAR OUT :- Confirm the 4. She______ well during her pressure.
truth / support the argument illness. (a) bearing up (b) bearing away
(समर्यन करना) (a) bore out (b) bore up (c) bearing out (d) bearing with
(c) bore away (d) bore with 13. The artist had to ________ the
Ex :-
5. The shareholders were criticism of his latest work.
a. The results of the experiments requested to _____ the losses. (a) bear down on (b) bear with
bore out the facts. (a) bear down (b) bear up (c) bear up (d) bear out
b. If the evidence bears out the (c) bear with (d) bear away
case, he shall be punished. 6. If you ______ when experiencing ANSWERS:-
(5) BEAR ON / UPON :- problems, you remain cheerful.
Related / relevant (संबद्ध होना) (a) bear up (b) bear away 1. (a) 2. (b) 3. (b) 4. (b)
Ex :- (c) bear on (d) bear with
5. (c) 6. (a) 7. (a) 8. (b)
7. Statistics ______ the
a. I will get all the information
government position on the issue. 9. (c) 10. (c) 11. (a)
bearing on the incident.
(a) bear out (b) bear down
b. The policies bear on the 12. (a) 13. (b)
(c) bear up (d) bear with
problems.
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1. Would you _______ my dog for (c) run (d) run into (c) asked in (d) asked for
me this weekend? 12. The thief _________ my house. 24. I hope you know that, once you
(a) look (b) look after (a) broke through (b) broke out have signed the contract, You will
(c) look up (d) look at (c) broke off ` (d) broke into not be able to ______.
2. My neighbour _______ eggs 13. I cannot _____ your name. (a) back out (b) back up
yesterday. (a) call up (b) call on (c) back off (d) back over
(a) ran (b) ran out of (c) call for (d) call at 25. Radium _______ rays that blind
(c) ran into (d) run over 14. The publisher has_______ a new the eyes.
3. John _______ his leg at the book. (a) gives off (b) gives up
baseball game. (a) brought up (b) brought off (c) gives away (d) gives in
(a) broke (b) broke down (c) brought out (d) brought over 26. Rita promised to come but she
(c) broke off (d) broke out 15. Try to _______ your bad habit. never turned ______.
4. Our boss ________ our meeting (a) give in (b) give away (a) out (b) aside
until next week. (c) give up (d) give out (c) off (d) up
(a) put up with (b) put down 16. I asked him to _________ the 27. My brother is ______ a painter.
(c) put off (d) put on matter. (a) cut down (b) cut off
5. Could you ________ the music (a) look at (b) look up (c) cut into
while I'm on the phone? (c) look into (d) look forward to (d) cut out for
(a) turn out (b) turn off 17. The old man was _________ by a 28. The young woman broke
(c) turn around (d) turn away car. _________ on hearing the news of
6. My scheme _________for want of (a) run away (b) run out her husband's death.
money. (c) run into (d) run over (a) up (b) off
(a) fell through (b) fell on 18. My statement _________ the (c) down (d) in
(c) fell out (d) fell down fact. 29. The pilot was not feeling so
7. I don't ___________ my new (a) bears out (b) bears with well before he ____ in his
science teacher. (c) bears away (d) bears up helicopter.
(a) get at (b) get over 19. The building was________. (a) take out (b) took off
(c) get on with (d) get through (a) pulled down (b) pulled off (c) took over (d) took up
8. We both ___________ meeting (c) pull apart 30. The doctor has been ________
your new girlfriend. (d) pulled through to attend to an urgent case.
(a) look (b) look up 20. He __________ English in (a) called in (b) called out
(c) look at (d) look forward to school. (c) called after (d) called off
9. My car ___________ on the (a) took over (b) took up 31. Sanjay ______ his mother in the
highway today. (c) took after (d) took for morning everyday.
(a) broke down (b) broke off 21. The convict __________ from the (a) calls in (b) calls off
(c) broke away (d) broke out jail. (c) calls at (d) calls on
10. Could you please _________for (a) got away (b) got along 32. The students are told to
a moment? (c) got in (d) got at ________ those words in the
(a) hold up (b) hold in 22. I _________ him in the park. dictionary.
(c) hold on (d) hold back (a) came round (b) came through (a) look down (b) look up
11. I have to __________ to the finish (c) came about (d) came upon (c) look into (d) look over
line and back. 23. She _________ my health.
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1. Radhika was musing ___ 15. The bride settled ____ very well 31. Dr. Sharma concluded his
memories of the past. in the new environment. speech ______ stressing on the
(a) over (b) about (a) on (b) down (c) up (d) off Buddha’s teachings of the
(c) for (d) from 16. Are you really desirous ____ importance of charity.
2. He is indifferent ______ praise visiting Japan? (a) by (b) with (c) at (d) in
and blame. (a) of (b) in (c) to (d) about 32. Shivaji Maharaj fought _____
(a) in (b) to (c) for (d) about 17. Pour the juice ____ the glass. every kind of aggression.
3. We are all very indignant _____ (a) in (b) into (c) onto (d) on (a) against (b) to (c) with (d) at
the injustice done to him. 18. The tribes lived ____ customs 33. Don’t depend _____ others, you
(a) for (b) of (c) to (d) at different from anything the English must stand on your own feet.
4. Today students should be had ever seen. (a) upon (b) on (c) to (d) for
reconciled _____ the way things are (a) on (b) by (c) off (d) with 34. Our life promises a lot _____
changing. 19. The child did not approve _____ pleasure and we must learn to
(a) with (b) to (c) for (d) at the father’s plan. enjoy it.
5. It took the child a long time to (a) to (b) by (c) of (d) with (a) with (b) for (c) of (d) at
recover ____ the shock. 20. We warned her ____ the danger. 35. The train is expected to arrive
(a) under (b) from (a) from (b) about in a few minutes _____ platform
(c) over (d) about (c) against (d) of six.
6. I complimented him ____ his 21. We all laughed ____ the affair. (a) in (b) above (c) near (d) on
success in the examination. (a) over (b) with (c) for (d) on 36. Nothing is impossible ______
(a) at (b) on (c) about (d) for 22. He went ____ the sea alone. him.
7. The dramatist must cater _____ (a) in (b) to (c) into (d) on (a) in (b) about (c) for (d) on
the taste of the audience. 23. A wise man profits ____ the 37. How did these things come
(a) to (b) over (c) into (d) for mistakes of others. ____ ?
8. Suitable steps are taken to bring (a) through (b) from (a) about (b) into
_____ the cost of living. (c) with (d) by (c) at (d) down
(a) up (b) over (c) on (d) down 24. Speed is ____ essence. 38. He drove from Maharashtra
9. I am satisfied ____ his (a) in (b) for (c) about (d) of ______ Karnataka without stopping
innocence. 25. He did not qualify _____ the job. to rest.
(a) at (b) with (c) for (d) of (a) for (b) to (c) against (d) with (a) is (b) to (c) into (d) towards
10. I absolutely refuse to put ____ 26. The strike has been called ____. 39. Did the boys turn ______ for
with that sort of conduct. (a) of (b) at (c) off (d) up football practice?
(a) up (b) on (c) off (d) out 27. He is always angry ____ his (a) up (b) on (c) back (d) in
11. We will have to atone _____ our children. 40. The fireman managed to put
misdeeds. (a) with (b) on (c) over (d) at _____ the fire.
(a) at (b) on (c) for (d) with 28. The chairperson brushed ____ (a) away (b) down (c) out (d) off
12. The climate is not conducive my suggestion. 41. He shows great ability _______
_____ good health. (a) out (b) over Mathematics.
(a) with (b) from (c) in (d) to (c) aside (d) about (a) at (b) for (c) about (d) in
13. The climate is not conducive 29. One should always set _____ 42. The telephone kept _____
_____ good health. some money for emergency. ringing, but no one attended.
(a) with (b) from (c) in (d) to (a) aside (b) on (c) by (d) out (a) off (b) on (c) up (d) up with
14. Desire _____ self-expression is 30. He travelled all _____ the world
one of the basic qualities of man. when was eighty years old.
(a) for (b) on (c) by (d) over (a) in (b) over (c) with (d) of

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01. (c) Supritendent 18. (c) Cemetary 35.
(a) Seperable (d) Grammer (a) Tuitor (d) Comentary (a) Recrutment
(b) Rehersal 10. (b) Labarotary 27. (b) Reimbursement
(c) Veterinary (a) Monarch (c) Definite (a) Malignant (c) Beaureacracy
(d) Employeed (b) Tution (d) Writting (b) Impertinant (d) Surveliance
02. (c) Rebell 19. (c) Independant 36.
(a) Recrutment (d) Delegait (a) Fasineting (d) Neglegent (a) Beneficiery
(b) Reimbursement 11. (b) Ocurrence 28. (b) Proliferete
(c) Beaureacracy (a) Calender (c) Tommorrow (a) Ninty
(c) Competiter
(d) Surveliance (b) Ommision (d) Professional (b) Diffidence
03. (c) Menter 20. (c) Avenu (d) Definition
(a) Beneficiery (d) Accommodation (a) Repitition (d) Rabit 37.
(b) Proliferete 12. (b) Aggrravate 29. (a) Definate
(c) Competiter (a) Occassion (c) Accomplish (a) Maditation (b) Definete
(d) Definition (b) Recieve (d) Hieghten (b) Usually (c) Definite
04. (c) Alien 21. (c) Delibarate (d) Definiet
(a) Itinarary (d) Relevent (a) Restaurent (d) Naseating
38.
(b) Greivance 13. (b) Meazure 30.
(c) Sovereignty (a) Exclaimation (c) Leisure (a) Liberete (a) Commemorate
(d) Rennaissance (b) Aesthetic (d) Roberry (b) Voceferous (b) Comemmorate
05. (c) Affilliate 22. (c) Opulent (c)
(a) Millionare (d) Anihilate (a) Exhibition (d) Tennacious Commemmorate
(b) Catalogue 14. (b) Afliction 31. (d) Comemorate
(c) Temprature (a) Persuit (c) Voilation (a) Sarcasm 39.
(d) Agression (b) Parrallel (d) Vacine (b) Humilliation
(a) Itinarary
06. (c) Opinion 23. (c) Bouquette
(a) Negligible (d) Actualy (a) Adversery (d) Retalaite (b) Greivance
(b) Nuisence 15. (b) Adultary 32. (c) Sovereignty
(c) Neccessary (a) Indispensible (c) Advisory (a) Exhail (d) Rennaissance
(d) Negociate (b) Journy (d) Arbitary (b) Exhoust 40.
07. (c) Definately 24. (c) Exhibit (a) Millionare
(a) Guidence (d) Delicious (a) Ebulient (d) Exteract
(b) Catalogue
(b) Attendence 16. (b) Jubilant 33.
(c) Diliver (a) Potraite (c) Iminent (a) Seperable (c) Temprature
(d) Decision (b) Absense (d) Tolerent (b) Rehersal (d) Agression
08. (c) Ecstacy 25. (c) Veterinary
(a) Impeach (d) Emperor (a) Harrassment (d) Employeed
(b) Influencial 17. (b) Embarrasment 34.
(c) Priviledge (a) Guarantee (c) Fulfilment (a) Embarasment
(d) Itinerent (b) Conveniense (d) Disturbance (b) Comotion
09. (c) Idiosyncracy 26. (c) Conscinteous
(a) Acquisition (d) Vaccuum (a) Dysentery (d) Encouragement
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01. (c) Chouffer 18. (d) Professional (d) Remonstrate
(a) Elegant (d) Charisma (a) Persuit 27. 36.
(b) Flashy 10. (b) Parallel (a) Conscious (a) Contamporary
(c) Practicle (a) Creater (c) Opinion (b) Corrigible (b) Cooperation
(d) Flexible (b) Cricketer (d) Actually (c) Complascent (c) Controversial
02. (c) Cremator 19. (d) Contemptible (d) Conquer
(a) Mansion (d) Cracker (a) Colleague 28. 37.
(b) Persuasion 11. (b) Corresspond (a) Bridle (b) Brisk (a) Explain
(c) Ostentasion (a) Acquisition (c) Committee (c) Bristel (d) Brittle (b) Except
(d) Extension (b) Acquaintence (d) Commission 29.
(c) Expire
03. (c) Abandon 20. (a) Negligible
(a) Piteous (d) Alliance (a) Fourty (b) Fifty (b) Nuisance (d) Expereince
(b) Pierce 12. (c) Eighty (d) Ninety (c) Noticeble 38.
(c) Pursue (a) Grief 21. (d) Neighboring (a) Comparable
(d) Patrner (b) Fierce (a) Furious 30. (b) Commission
04. (c) Sieze (b) Journy (a) Notification (c) Comitte
(a) Negligible (d) Piece (c) Failure (b) Necessity (d) Conscience
(b) Nuisance 13. (d) Delicious (c) Negociation
39.
(c) Necessary (a) Monarch 22. (d) Negligence
(d) Negociate (b) Edible (a) Portrait 31. (a) Exchange
05. (c) Rebel (b) Perseevere (a) Definate (b) Exercise
(a) Turmoil (d) Delegait (b) Define (c) Exite
(b) Truthful 14. (c) Pamphlet (c) Deform (d) Exclaim
(c) Tamarind (a) Obsolete (d) Pageant (d) Deflate 40.
(d) Tresure (b) Omision 23. 32. (a) Examplify
06. (c) Obscure (a) Guarantee (a) Hazard
(b) Exhale
(a) Compromise (d) Opportunity (b) Convenience (b) Hazy
(b) Competence 15. (c) Athlete (c) Hasitate (c) Exempt
(c) Chronology (a) Guilty (d) Dillema (d) Hasty (d) Example
(d) Consumation (b) Guidance 24. 33. 41.
07. (c) Guarranty (a) Shining (a) Remembrance (a) Comparable
(a) Deter (d) Guardian (b) Guidence (b) Reminascant (b) Comparison
(b) Denial 16. (c) Soldier (c) Remnant
(c) Compitition
(c) Diliver (a) Accross (d) Beginning (d) Remittance
(d) Decision (b) Awful 25. 34. (d) Communication
08. (c) Alien (a) Presence (a) Merge 42.
(a) Impeach (d) Already (b) Labarotary (b) Meadow (a) Exploite
(b) Influence 17. (c) Definite (c) Materr (b) Explicit
(c) Ignorance (a) Exclaimation (d) Absence (d) Measure (c) Expire
(d) Itinerent (b) Aesthetic 26. 35. (d) Explode
09. (c) Affiliate (a) Fasineting (a) Rendezvous
(a) Champion (d) Annihilate (b) Occurrence (b) Renassaince
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 8. The problematic and convoluted situation
Direction (1-3) :- In the given sentence, one word concerning Rakhtim’s job is likely to exhilarate in
may have been incorrectly spelt. Select the the forseeable future.
correctly spelt word from the given alternatives. If (a) convoluted (b) forseeable
there is no error, select ‘No error’ as your answer. (c) problematic (d) exhilarate
1. Decades of enimity between Lomovs and 9. Being a conscentious and single-minded person,
Chubukovs came to an end with the marriage Tubai has become inquisitive and perseverant in
between the two families. exploring young talents.
(a) enemity (b) enmity (a) inquisitive (b) perseverant
(c) anaemity (d) No error (c) conscentious (d) exploring
2. The staff members were attempting to 10. The ruthless story of Pankaj’s assassination in
manoeuvre the board of directors for the abolition the Carribean islands is thrilling to read.
of pay disparity (a) Thrilling (b) Carribean
(a) manouever (b) manoeuver (c) assassination (d) ruthless
(c) manouvre (d) No error 11. In the coming millenium, some noticeable
3. The erroneous information spread rapidly across technological advancements will be accomplished.
the nation and created a stir. (a) noticeable (b) technological
(a) erronous (b) No error (c) advancements (d) millenium
(c) eronneous (d) errauneous 12. Kamal’s repetative mistakes and slip of tongue
Direction (4-41) :- Select the INCORRECTLY spelt often create embarrassing moments for him.
word in the following sentence. (a) embarrassing (b) slip
4. Rajib's research aims to identify the strings that (c) moments (d) repetative
connect man and nature in order to provide a 13. The outcome of the survey was a critical
comprehensive examination and asessment of a intervention to the questionaire prepared by Suraj
variety of ecological issues. and his committee.
(a) strings (b) ecological (a) questionaire (b) committee
(c) asessment (d) comprehensive (c) intervention (d) outcome
5. The poor woman is in excruciating mental 14. Rather than being aggressive, you should be
anguish, and her loved ones appear to have assisted accomodative, magnanimous and benevolent in
in exarcerbating her traumatic experiences. nature.
(a) anguish (b) excruciating (a) accomodative (b) magnanimous
(c) exarcerbating (d) traumatic (c) aggressive (d) benevolent
6. There lies no guarantee that the hierchical 15. Apparently, he seems to be an amature person,
structural framework between the elite and but I know that he is a disciplined and committed
downtrodden sections of the society is right. person when it comes to doing something seriously.
(a) hierchical (b) guarantee (a) amature (b) apparently
(c) structural (d) downtrodden (c) committed (d) disciplined
7. It is a deeply regrettable fact that deforestation 16. Ratan is such an efficient sergeant that he
has had a substantial consequences on the doesn’t need to imbibe any artillery craftmanship.
environment. (a) artillery (b) efficient
(a) deforestation (b) substantial (c) craftmanship (d) sergeant
(c) regrettable (d) consequances

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