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Basic MCQs of Computer Science
Basic MCQs of Computer Science
22. The programs which are as permanent as hardware and stored in ROM is known as
A. Hardware B. Software
C. Firmware D. ROM ware
Answer: C
23. Memory unit is one part of
A. Input device B. Control unit
C. Output device D. Central Processing Unit
Answer: D
24.Who built the first Mechanical Calculator
A. Joseph Marie Jacquard B. John Mauchly
C. Blaise Pascal D. Howard Aiken
Answer: C
25. The earliest calculating devices are
A. Abacus B. Clock
C. Difference Engine D. None of these
Answer: A
26. Punched cards were first introduced by
A. Powers B. Pascal
C. Jacquard D. Herman Hollerith
Answer: D
27. Word length of a Personal Computer is ___
A. 4 bits B. 8 bits
C. 16 bits D. 64 bits
Answer: B
28. Cursor is a ____
A. Pixel B. Thin blinking line
C. Pointing device D. None of these
Answer: B
29. Operating system, editors, and debuggers comes under?
A. System Software B. Application Software
C. Utilities D. None of the above
Answer: A
30. Which device is required for the Internet connection?
A. Joystick B. Modem
C. CD Drive D. NIC Card
Answer: B
31. What does DMA stand for?
A. Distinct Memory Access B. Direct Memory Access
C. Direct Module Access D. Direct Memory Allocation
Answer: B
32. When did John Napier develop logarithm?
A. 1416 B. 1614
C. 1641 D. 1804
Answer: B
33. A normal CD-ROM usually can store up to __________data?
A. 680 KB B. 680 Bytes
C. 680 MB D. 680 GB
Answer: C
34. ATM stands for?
A. Automatic Talking Machine
B. Automatic Teller Machine
C. Analog Teller Machine
D. Automatic Ticketing Machine
Answer:B
35. The Second Generation Computer was based on .
A. Vacuum Tube B. Silicon Chips
C. Transistor D. Bio Chips
Answer: C
36. The Third Generation Computer was made with .
A. Vacuum Tube B. Discrete Components
C. IC D. Bio Chips
Answer: C
37. he BIOS is the abbreviation of .
A. Basic Input Output System B. Best Input Output System
C. Basic Input Output Symbol D. Base Input Output System
Answer: A
38. What do you call a single point on a computer screen
A. Cell B. Element
C. Pixel D. Bit
Answer: C
39. How was the generation of computer classified?
A. by the device used in memory & processor
B. by the speed of computer
C. by the model of the computer
D. by the accuracy of computer
Answer: A
40. Through which device the main components of the computer communicate with each other?
A. Keyboard B. System Bus
C. Monitor D. Memory
Answer: B
41. Which is a valid program to access the Internet?
A. Access B. Front Page
C. Windows Explorer D. Netscape
Answer: D
42. Which one is the Low Level Language?
A. Assembly B. Visual Basic
C. Java D. C++
Answer: A
43. Which is a volatile memory?
A. ROM B. BIOS
C. PROM D. RAM
Answer: D
18.
Which Command is used to reboot the computer? (A)
Ctrl+Shift+Del (B) Ctrl+Del+End (C) Ctrl+Alt+Del (D) Both (A) and
(C) Ans: C.
19.
The blinking symbol on the computer screen: (A) Mouse (B)
Cursor (C) Character (D) Blinker Ans: B.
20.
Father of the computer
(A) Charles Babbage (B) Vint Cerf (C) Bob Khan (D) David Filo Ans:
A.
21.
Inventor of Email system? (A) Alan Turing (B) Mark
Zuckerburg (C) Vint Cerf (D) Ray Tomilson Ans: D.
22.
ROM Stands for (A) Range Of Motion (B) Read On Memory
(C) Read Only Memory (D) None of these Ans: C.
23.
One Terabyte (TB) is equal to (A) 1000 megabytes (B) 2048
megabytes (C) 1024 gigabytes (D) 1024 megabytes Ans: C.
24.
Super computer developed by Indian scientists? (A) Param
(B) Cray I (C) Blue Gene (D) IBM Sequoia Ans: A.
25.
A process used by large retailers to study trends (A) data
selection (B) data mining (C) both (A) and (B) (D) None of the
above Ans: B.
26.
Technology no longer protected by copyright, available to
everyone (A) Proprietary (B) Open (C) Private (D) Either (A) or (B)
Ans: B.
27.
Computers use language to process data (A) English
(B) powerful (C) decimal (D) binary Ans: D.
28.
The term bit is a short for (A) binary digit (B) binary
number (C) digit (D) byte Ans: A.
29.
Which of the following is not an example of input device?
(A) Keyboard (B) mouse (C) Printer (D) scanner Ans: C.
30.
DSL is an example for connection (A) network (B)
wireless
(C) internet (D) Broadband Ans: D.
31.
is the program that manages CPU, memory, storage
devices and input/output devices. (A) Super system (B)
Application software (C) Operating system (D) Control system
Ans: C.
32.
Binary language consists of - (A) 2 digits (B) 3 digits (C)
4 digits (D) 10 digits Ans: A.
33.
What combination of short cut keys will you use to change a
text in upper case to lower case in MS Word? (A) Ctrl+L(B)
Shift+F3 (C) Ctrl+Shift+A(D) Shift+Alt+F5 Ans: B.
34.
Which Nobel Laureate is also known as the Father of
Artificial Intelligence? (A) Herbert A. Simon (B) Howard Aiken (C)
Charles Babbage (D) Alan Turing Ans: A.
35.
The Father of Modern Computer is: (A) Charles Babbage (B)
Blaize Pascal (C) Howard Icons (D) Shanon Ans: A.
36.
UNIX, DOS and Windows are examples of: (A) Application
Programs (B) Operating Systems (C) Word Processing (D)
Commercial Computer Brands Ans: B.
37.
Which is not a search engine? (A) Microsoft (B) Alta Vista (C)
Google (D) Search Bug Ans: A.
38.
The presentation package and slides are usually presented
by: (A) Power Point (B) Excel (C) MS Word (D) All the above Ans:
A.
39.
What is the storage capacity of a single layered Blue Ray
disc? (A) 80 GB (B) 50 GB (C) 10 GB (D) 25 GB Ans: D.
40.
What is the storage capacity of a dual layered Blue Ray
disc? (A) 80 GB (B) 50 GB
(C) 10 GB (D) 25 GB Ans: B.
41.
What is the storage capacity of a CD ROM? (A) 700 MB (B)
500 MB (C) 7000 MB (D) 4.7 GB Ans: A.
42.
What is the storage capacity of a DVD? (A) 700 MB (B) 500
MB (C) 7000 MB (D) 4.7 GB Ans: D.
43.
Education combined with entertainment is called
(A) Simulation (B) CAI (C) Edutainment (D) Synchronization Ans:
C.
44.
Pick out E-commerce application from the following (A) DTP
(C) SQL (C) Tally (D) ATM Ans: D.
45.
Which of the following is not a browser program? (A)
MOSAIC (B) Windows Explorer (C) Internet Explorer (D) Netscape
Navigator. Ans: B.
46.
A kiosk offers (A) Digital Certificate (B) Touch
Screen Application (C) Internet Services (D) None of these Ans: C.
47.
VAN refers to (A) Virtual Analog Network (B) Value
Added Network (C) Variable Address Network (D) Virtual
Additional Network Ans: B.
48.
A Laser printer is: (A) an input device (B) an output device
(C) both (A) and (B) (D) None of these Ans: B.
49.
Which one of the following is not a computer language? (A)
Java (B) COBOL (C) ASP (D) LOTUS Ans: D.
50.
Which of the following refers to a small local network? (A)
LAN (B) WAN (C) MAN (D) SLN Ans: A.
51.
ATM means? (A) Any Time Money (B) Automatic Tele Money
(C) Automatic Teller Machine (D) Any Time Marketing Ans: C.
52.
The term PC means? (A) Personal Computer (B) Public
Computer (C) Private Computer (D) Professional Computer Ans: A.
53.
When a key is pressed on the keyboard, which standard is
used for converting the keystroke into corresponding bits? (A)
ANSI (B) EBCDIC (C) ASCII (D) ISO Ans: A.
54.
Software, such as Explorer and Firefox, are referred to
as (A) Systems software (B) Utility software (C) Browsers
(D) Internet tools Ans: C.
55.
Which of the following is not an output device? (A) Plotter
(B) Scanner (C) Flat Screen (D) Touch Screen Ans: B.
56.
Which technology is used in Compact disks? (A) Electrical
(B) Mechanical (C) Electromagnetic (D) Laser Ans: D.
57.
The programs which are as permanent as hardware and
stored in ROM is known as: (A) Software (B) Firmware (C)
Algorithm (D) ROM-ware Ans: B.
58.
Which access method is used for obtaining a record from a
cassette tape? (A) Sequential (B) Direct (C) Random (D) None of
these Ans: A.
59.
ASCII stands for: (A) American Security Code for Information
Interchange (B) American Standard Code for Information
Interchange (C) American Scientific Code for Interchanging
Information (D) American Standard Code for Interchanging
Information Ans: B
60. MCQs on Microsoft Excel
MCQ and Quiz online related to Microsoft Excel are available here.
61.
62. Q No.1 of 10
63.
66. Q No.2 of 10
Label
Number
Character
Date/Time
67.
68. Which menu option can be used to split windows into two?
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
70. Q No.3 of 10
71.
74. Q No.4 of 10
75.
Cell Tip
Web Tip
Soft Tip
Smart Tip
78. Q No.5 of 10
79.
Start Formula
=
Formula:
:
82. Q No.6 of 10
83.
84. Which area in an Excel window allows entering values and formulas
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
Menu Bar
Title Bar
Standard Tool Bar
Formula Bar
86. Q No.7 of 10
87.
Group of Workbooks
Group of Columns
Group of Rows
Group of Worksheets
90. Q No.8 of 10
91.
94. Q No.9 of 10
95.
Data, Table
Data, Sort
Data, Form
Data Subtotals
DOS
WINDOWS
OS/2
DOS
98. Q No.10 of 10
99.
100.
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
Q No.1 of 5
To select an entire column in MS-EXCEL, press?
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
CTRL + S
CTRL + C
CTRL + Arrow key
None of the above
Q No.2 of 5
In EXCEL, you can sum a large range of data by simply selecting a tool button called
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
Auto correct
Auto sum
AutoFill
Auto format
Q No.3 of 5
Which function is not available in the Consolidate dialog box?
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
Average
Max
Pmt
Sum
Q No.4 of 5
Which is not the function of Edit, Clear command
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
Q No.5 of 5
Delete contents
Delete cells
Delete formats
Delete notes
To return the remainder after a number is divided by a divisor in EXCEL we use the function?
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
1.
DIV ( )
ROUND ( )
FACT ( )
MOD ( )
The ________ teacher made the seventh class students stand in their desks for the rest of the
class when they answered a question_________
A.
conventional
B.
enthusiastic
C.
eccentric
D.
avuncular
E.
respected
Yasmin enjoyed eating both meat and vegetable when considered herself a (n) __________
A.
carnivore
B.
vegetarian
C.
gluttonous
D.
omnivore
E.
hungry
Shahid and his subordinates regard ______ as a (n) ________ for the year 2000
A.
millennium
B.
imprecation
C.
bruit
D.
euphoria
E.
volition
satiated
B.
argumentative
C.
restless
D.
assisuous
E.
esurient
The factorys automated equipment obviates some job functions and so layoffs are
now__________.
A.
unlikely
B.
illusory
C.
expected
D.
theoretical
E.
facetious
luckless - rejoiced
B.
youthful - retired
C.
unwilling - recoiled
D.
frail - relapsed
E.
vigorous - rebelled
__________ with the responsibility to oversee the small children she felt _______
A.
Charged - irresponsible
B.
Happy - fulfilled
C.
Relieved - burdened
D.
Secure - uneasy
E.
Strapped - liberated
The people believed there was a (n) _____ level of pollution in the water until the mayor ______
it
A.
innocuous - challenged
B.
unhealthy - confirmed
C.
harmless - encouraged
D.
contagious - overruled
E.
dangerous - surcharged
The ________ philosopher easily _______ the central question and quietly dismissed it as
unimportant.
A.
profound - overlooked
B.
particular - accepted
C.
kindly - amused
D.
sly - isolated
E.
revered - antagonized
insightful
B.
mysterious
C.
cruel
D.
notable
E.
useful
11. Freeing embedded fossils from rock has become less _______ for paleontologists who now have
tiny vibrating drills capable of working with great speed and delicacy.
A.
exploratory
B.
conclusive
C.
tedious
D.
respected
E.
demeaning
soothing
B.
therapeutic
C.
sweet
D.
exhausting
E.
interesting
famous
B.
feasible
C.
fantastic
D.
controversial
E.
captivating
rare
B.
large
C.
wary
E.
unsightly
D.
numerous
dismissed
B.
hailed
C.
suppressed
D.
accepted
E.
regretted
satisfiel
B.
stymied
C.
displeased
D.
disgrunted
E.
concerned
obscure
B.
distort
C.
illustrate
D.
complement
E.
replace
ancient
B.
false
C.
mythical
D.
accurate
E.
suspicious
enhanced
B.
invaded
C.
altered
D.
redeemed
E.
devastated
counteract
B.
intensity
C.
imagine
D.
forecast
E.
excuse
21.
eclectic
B.
simplistic
C.
invidious
D.
impromptu
E.
dogmatic
pessimistic
B.
cautious
C.
clandestine
D.
reticent
E.
sanguine
A.
liberality
B.
independence
C.
intrasigence
D.
fundamentalism
E.
legitimacy
delicious
B.
spicy
C.
Inedible
D.
nourishing
defeated
B.
unbroken
C.
difficult
D.
aggressive
rarely
B.
successfully
C.
anxiously
D.
constantly
denied by
B.
attributed to
C.
adapted from
D.
submitted to
hidden
B.
spurious
C.
transparent
D.
taxable
versatile
B.
old fashioned
C.
sophisticated
D.
solo
challenging
B.
exclusive
C.
normal
D.
mutual
31. The author monotonously numerates the _____ points of scientific development while omitting the
details that might _____ the readers interest.
A.
week
B.
trivial
C.
stylistic
D.
essential
edition
B.
volume
C.
fraction
D.
chapter
placing
B.
coin aging
C.
melting
D.
transforming
donor
B.
benefactor
C.
promoter
D.
rich
iron made
B.
impenetrable
C.
prominent
D.
oval
evidence
B.
tribute
C.
testimony
D.
memory
E.
remainder
silent
B.
modest
C.
wary
D.
vocal
E.
suspicious
harshness
B.
rhythm
C.
cries
D.
sound
E.
whisper
legends
B.
pastimes
C.
occupations
D.
rituals
E.
stories
orphan
B.
advanced
C.
decorated
D.
renovated
E.
derelict
41. Producers of Punjabi films have long decried the _______ of the Lahore movie critics whose
reviews can determine the fate of a film is a month
A.
fallacy
B.
poverty
C.
cruelty
D.
power
E.
absent mindedness
banned
B.
irreverent
C.
illiterate
D.
urged
E.
permitted
continually - simple
B.
carelessly - simple
C.
rapidly - careless
D.
continuously - abnormal
E.
leisurely - inevitable
expired
B.
make lazy
C.
revived
D.
accustomed
E.
lethargy
imaginative
B.
superior
C.
superficial
D.
perfunctory
E.
suspicious
a scholar - admission
B.
a survivor - passage
C.
an organizer - submission
D.
an institution - advice
E.
a member - entrance
hypnotic
B.
complex
C.
laborious
D.
convoluted
E.
precise
surprisingly
B.
more
C.
unbelievably
D.
unceasingly
E.
usual
admiring for
B.
enigmatic to
C.
dangerous to
D.
exploited by
E.
famous among
political intrigue
B.
outside circumstances
C.
popular acclaim
D.
E.
public demand
51. Held up only by a _______ steel cable the chairlift at Muree was _____ to carry only two people.
A.
narrow - permitted
B.
hard - instructed
C.
massive - designed
D.
long - ordered
E.
single - intended
provoking
B.
tricky
C.
inflammatory
D.
natural
E.
obvious
defeated
B.
excited
C.
irritated
D.
prevented
E.
encouraged
54. The idea of childrens literature in Urdu _____ in 1990 when prominent educators in Pakistan first
decided that children needed special ____ of their own.
A.
emerged
B.
articulated
C.
grew
D.
detracted
E.
receded
an accumulation of
B.
a strategy of
C.
a reaction to
D.
an deposition to
E.
a dispersion of
autopsy
B.
incision
C.
dereliction
D.
dissection
E.
examination
tone
B.
report
C.
retort
D.
flash
E.
volume
reject
B.
adopt
C.
assimilate
D.
implant
E.
reshape
broadly
B.
astonishing
C.
significantly
D.
begrudgingly
E.
awfully
a wonderful - applaud
B.
a heavy - thank
C.
a delightful - avoid
D.
a comprehensive - admire
E.
an virtuous - console
61. The proposa to use indoor plants on porches has divided the city along _____ lines the poor feel it
financial burden while affluent are _____ about what they feel is an attempt to restrict their
lifestyle.
A.
religious
B.
commurity
C.
aesthetic
D.
political
E.
socioeconomic
a lifetime
B.
a major
C.
an obligatory
D.
an economic
E.
a dual
prodigious
B.
innate
C.
conceptual
E.
practical
D.
attractive
questionable
B.
attractive
C.
clear
D.
easy
E.
difficult
a commercial
B.
overcrowded
C.
fake
D.
a private
E.
an obsolete
ambiguous
B.
ephemeral
C.
paradoxical
D.
varied
E.
impossible
loath - commensurate
B.
brought - alleviated
C.
right - balanced
D.
entitled - gratuitous
E.
foolish - proportionate
learned
B.
sickly
C.
healthy
D.
competent
E.
athletic
1.
A.
surprising
B.
curious
C.
illuminating
D.
drastic
E.
unbelievable
DELETERIOUS
A.
numerous
B.
eradication
C.
vibrating
D.
spurious
E.
curative
INVEIGLE
A.
induce
B.
encounter
C.
beguile
D.
persuade
E.
wheedle
VICIOUS
A.
depraved
B.
moral
C.
profligate
D.
iniquitous
E.
ferocious
SPURIOUS
A.
poisonous
B.
mock
C.
feigned
D.
authentic
E.
peremptory
INTRANSIGENT
A.
uncompromising
B.
inflexible
C.
cooperative
D.
arrogant
E.
willful
HETEROGENEOUS
A.
uniform
B.
dispersed
C.
abridged
D.
mixture
E.
simple
INTROVERTED
A.
shy
B.
reserved
C.
extrospective
D.
interrogative
E.
uncommunicative
HILARITY
A.
cheerfulness
B.
sorrow
C.
glee
D.
visibility
E.
mirthfulness
LEVITATE
A.
wonder
B.
defame
C.
supernatural
D.
regorous
E.
Repetitive
B.
Tractable
C.
Garish
D.
Brackish
E.
Mnemonics
11. ANATHEMA
A.
Differentiation
B.
Benediction
C.
Fortitude
D.
Extricate
E.
Rectitude
Monochromatic
B.
Balding
C.
Austerely
D.
Severe
E.
Iconoclast
Glacis
B.
Docile
C.
Convalescence
D.
Panegyric
E.
Jaded
Callow
B.
Transit
C.
Juvenile
D.
Intelligent
E.
Developed
Urbane
B.
Exhort
C.
Sentient
D.
Prevaricate
E.
Paroxysm
Miserliness
B.
Callousness
C.
Dissipation
D.
Sloth
E.
Hospitality
Vibrating
B.
C.
To make alliance
D.
Profligate
E.
Make vulnerable
B.
Maladroit
Submissive
C.
Audacious
E.
Divert
D.
Travail
Benefit
B.
Abundant
C.
Zenith
D.
Virtuous
E.
Successor
Mend
B.
Absorbed
C.
Masticate
D.
Accept
E.
Remain confident
21. SUNDRY
A.
Prolific
B.
Indescribable
C.
Numerous
D.
Identical
E.
Contiguous
Cryptic
B.
Congruous
C.
oOminous
D.
Chronicle
E.
Obsolete
B.
Bugle
Covetous
C.
Proliferation
E.
Enumerate
D.
Muster
Incite
B.
Magnate
C.
Lassitude
D.
Exogenous
E.
Deference
Uproot
B.
Approbation
C.
Surf
D.
Saturate
E.
Prune
Harsh
B.
Abolish
C.
Benign
D.
Decry
E.
Passion
Soften
B.
Parse
C.
Inflate
D.
Spin
E.
Stabilize
A.
Gyrate
B.
Continue
C.
Praise
D.
Embrace
E.
Abject
Adroit
B.
Turbulent
C.
Diminutive
D.
Modest
E.
Timorous
Orphaned
B.
Alien
C.
Simulated
D.
Paternal
E.
Disjointed
31. MENDACIOUS
A.
Honest
B.
Embrace
C.
Integrate
D.
Vituperative
E.
Harsh
Vermilion
B.
Aphorism
C.
Verbal
D.
Fecund
E.
Homogeneous
A.
Immobile
B.
Deceased
C.
Versatile
D.
Canter
E.
Despicable
Ghost
B.
Mimic
C.
Increase
D.
Remark
E.
Theological
Exorbitant
B.
Malaise
C.
Orthodox
D.
Clerical
E.
Power
Occupied
B.
Competent
C.
Defensible
D.
Frangible
E.
Stable
Spoil
B.
Desperate
C.
Overrate
D.
Passive
E.
Despoil
38. ETILOATE
A.
Unctuous
B.
Spontaneous
C.
Clean
D.
Stain
E.
Relegate
1.
A.
Serious
B.
Quick
C.
Alluring
D.
Flippant
E.
Congenial
BIRD : NEST
A.
horse : farm
B.
squirrel : tree
C.
beaver : dam
D.
cat : kitchen
E.
book : library
DOCTOR : HOSPITAL
A.
spectator : cricket
B.
deer : farm
C.
professor : college
D.
criminal : jail
E.
Wheat : field
CUB : BEAR
A.
piano : orchestra
B.
puppy : dog
C.
cat : kitten
D.
eagle : predator
E.
fork : utensil
TENET : THEOLOGIAN
A.
predecessor : heir
B.
hypothesis : scientist
C.
recluse : rivalry
D.
arrogance : persecution
E.
BADMINTON : SHUTTLECOCK
A.
wicket : cricket
B.
stick : golf
C.
bridge : billiards
D.
hockey : puck
E.
mouse computer
OSCILLATE : PENDULUM
A.
revolve : wheel
B.
swim : fish
C.
turn : car
D.
spin : gyroscope
E.
learn : student
SPECTACLE : VISIBLE
A.
sports : exciting
B.
caf
C.
machine : capable
D.
joke : laughable
E.
sound : audible
HEMI : DEMI
A.
maximum : minimum
B.
quad : tetra
C.
sphere : line
D.
radius : riameter
E.
half : quarter
9.
AVIARY : BIRDS
A.
dictionary : works
B.
sanitarium : nurses
C.
gallery : paintings
D.
library : books
E.
aquarium : fish
Adam : Eva
B.
Cub : Deer
C.
Tadpole : Frog
D.
Grasshopper : Insect
E.
Snake : Reptile
Window : Frame
B.
Door : Handle
C.
Charcoal : Fire
D.
River : Bridge
E.
Wall : Height
Enthusiasm : Euphemism
B.
Sum : Difference
C.
Malignant : Cancer
D.
Attend : Ignore
E.
Start : Begin
Dauntless : Trepidation
B.
Mawkish : Sentiment
C.
Vociferous : Predilection
D.
Avuncular : Kinship
E.
Perfunctory : Laxity
A.
Apple : Self
B.
C.
Goldsmith : Gold
D.
Teacher : Classroom
E.
Preacher : Road
Emulsion : Wall
B.
Inflation : Poor
C.
Painting : Easel
D.
Plan : Trip
E.
Computer : Mouse
Preamble : Speech
B.
Orchestration : Overture
C.
Score : Finale
D.
Chapter : Fiction
E.
Denouement : Novel
Range : Mountain
B.
Team : Player
C.
Suspicious : Thief
D.
Stream : Water
E.
Star : Constellation
Forest : Clearing
B.
Squadron : Rank
C.
Hound : Pack
D.
Wide : Trunk
E.
Lion : Lair
Burglar : Warning
B.
Witty : Rejuvenation
C.
Enigmatic : Uncertainty
D.
Square : Circle
E.
Clich
Jazz : Harsh
B.
Acid : Vinegar
C.
Tendentious : Buck
D.
Wine : Water
E.
Despair : Hope
Pith : Herb
B.
Glutton : Greed
C.
Business : Profit
D.
Showbiz : Fame
E.
Garrulous : Cottage
Banal : Insipid
B.
Tractable : Recalcitrant
C.
Pensive : Vacuous
D.
Profligate : Miserly
E.
Tangible : Illusory
Elevator : Skyscraper
B.
Neglect : Fortuitous
C.
Summary : Narration
D.
Foresee : Prescient
E.
Risk : Indiscriminate
A.
Clound : Thunder
B.
Wish : Success
C.
Declare : Bankruptcy
D.
Algorithm : Structure
E.
Mediate : Altercation
Fetus : Offspring
B.
Earnest : Saccharine
C.
Novice : Expert
D.
Obsequious : Sycophantic
E.
Jargon : Authentic
Bridge : River
B.
Propel : Ship
C.
Archer : Bow
D.
Cummerbund : Waist
E.
Shoe : Foot
Rupee : Frank
B.
Saleswoman : Pitch
C.
Retreat : Victory
D.
Century : Decade
E.
Ring : Necklace
Celestial : Deferential
B.
Musician : Score
C.
People : Band
D.
Novelist : Puzzle
E.
Ambivalent : Dexterous
Embezzle : Account
B.
C.
Pulverize : Dust
D.
Filter : Water
E.
Euphoria : Hydrophobia
Hug : Abjure
B.
Command : Request
C.
Zenith : Nadir
D.
Arrow : Quiver
E.
Seek : Find
Hurricane : Typhoon
B.
Valley : Range
C.
Goat : Cub
D.
Duck : Dark
E.
Cowboy : Horse
Singular : Plural
B.
Synthetic : Real
C.
Farmer : Seed
D.
Agreement : Contract
E.
Sheep : Goat
Glove Mitten
B.
Ring : Finger
C.
Goggles : Eyes
D.
Negotiate : Haggle
E.
Scarf : Necklace
A.
Blunder : Mistake
B.
Inquire : Question
C.
Phylogenic : Genetic
D.
Friend : Sympathetic
E.
Disorder : Disturbance
Iodine : Sublimate
B.
Fertillity : Fecund
C.
Pollution : Disease
D.
Ornament : Expensive
E.
Prisoner : Sullen
Radius : Diameter
B.
Forecast : Prediction
C.
Explore : Mine
D.
Broil : Lobster
E.
Fry : Fricassee
Confused : Clear
B.
Miser : Overspend
C.
Submissive : Obsession
D.
Smile : Lauth
E.
Tired : Exertion
Action : Verbal
B.
Teacher : Rich
C.
Athlete : Quick
D.
IDLER : LAZY
E.
Businessman : Clever
Pickle : Brine
B.
Wine : Spirits
C.
Apple : Iron
D.
Field : Insect
E.
Tropics : Tundra