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Antonyms Mcqs

Antonym of EXPAND is _____________?

A. Congest
B. Conclude
C. Convert
D. Condense
Antonym of ARTIFICIAL is ______________?

A. Red
B. Solid
C. Truthful
D. Natural
Antonym of ENORMOUS is_____________?

A. Fragile
B. Weak
C. Tiny
D. Soft
Antonym of RECONDITE is_____________?

A. Hermetic
B. Manifest
C. Pedantic
D. Occult
Antonym of GUMPTION is _____________?

A. Apathy
B. Nerve
C. Initiative
D. Sagacity
Antonym of PIQUE is _____________?

A. Hurt
B. Irk
C. Joy
D. Huff
Antonym of SARTORIAL is _____________?

A. Homespun
B. Cheerful
C. Inelegant
D. Sincere
Antonym of DOCILE is _____________?

A. Pliable
B. Pliant
C. Quiet
D. Unyielding
Antonym of DEXTEROUS is _____________?
A. Inexpert
B. Acute
C. Active
D. Able
Antonym of CURTAIL is _____________?

A. Cramp
B. Prolong
C. Chop
D. Clip

Antonym of DEVIANT is _____________?

A. Bent
B. Devious
C. Regular
D. Atypical
Antonym of DUCTILE is _____________?

A. Docile
B. Pliable
C. Stiff
D. Supple
Antonym of FRIVOLOUS is _____________?

A. Trivial
B. Silly
C. Petty
D. Wise
Antonym of WEAN is _____________?

A. Attach
B. Detach
C. Discourage
D. Halt
Antonym of PRODIGAL is _____________?

A. Spendthrift
B. Squandering
C. Thrifty
D. Wanton
Antonym of NEBULOUS is _____________?

A. Misty
B. Apparent
C. Murky
D. Shadowy
Antonym of MITE is _____________?

A. Bit
B. Bug
C. Insect
D. Whole
Antonym of TACIT is _____________?
A. Punish
B. Dictated
C. Grand
D. Small
Antonym of DOLEFUL is _____________?

A. Vivacious
B. Witty
C. Empty
D. Full
Antonym of PARSIMONY is _____________?

A. Verbosity
B. Generosity
C. Clan
D. Tenderness

Antonym of FALLACIOUS is _____________?

A. Credit
B. Clean
C. Truthful
D. Dishonest
Antonym of FOREMOST is _____________?

A. Unimportant
B. Hindmost
C. Disposed
D. Mature
Antonym of QUIESCENT is _____________?

A. Asleep
B. Active
C. Deactivated
D. Fallow
Antonym of PHILISTINE is _____________?

A. Smutty
B. Uncultured
C. Uncultured
D. Cultured
Antonym of NIGGARDLY is _____________?

A. Generous
B. Chintzy
C. Closefisted
D. Skimpy
Antonym of GARBLED is _____________?

A. Slant
B. Unscramble
C. Obscure
D. Pervert
Antonym of SENILE is _____________?
A. Doting
B. Anile
C. Alert
D. Ancient
Antonym of INORDINATE is _____________?

A. Dizzying
B. Wasteful
C. Wanton
D. Moderate
Antonym of LUCID is _____________?

A. Evident
B. Obvious
C. Explicit
D. Vague
Antonym of INGEST is _____________?

A. Disgorge
B. Disrupt
C. Absorb
D. Devour
Antonym of ELATED is _____________?

A. Roused
B. Blissful
C. Sad
D. Happy
Antonym of DENIGRATE is _____________?

A. Asperse
B. Besmirch
C. Boost
D. Vilify
The antonyms of Stale is____________?

A. Old
B. Fresh
C. Tale
D. Break
The antonym of Mammoth is___________?

A. Big
B. Giant
C. Small
D. Low
Antonym of Elastic is _____________?

A. Yielding
B. Rigid
C. Mold-able
D. Supple
Antonym of Harmonious is _____________?

A. Peacful
B. Hostile
C. Dominant
D. Tuneful
Antonym of Facetious is _____________?

A. Teasing
B. Serious
C. Tongue-in-check
D. Copy
“Profligate” Antonym _________?

A. Wildly extravagant
B. Dissolute
C. Dissipated
D. Thrfity
What is antonyms of word Restoration?

A. Lexicon
B. Balm
C. Hoarding
D. Depredation
Antonym of SCURRILOUS is_____________?

A. Abusive
B. Ribald
C. Decent
D. Mitigate

Antonym of TACITURN is _____________?

A. Judge
B. Garrulous
C. Immense
D. Silent
Antonym of SINGULAR is _____________?

A. Common
B. Social
C. Dull
D. Ancient
Antonym of PACIFIC is _____________?

A. Aggressive
B. Peaceful
C. Hawkish
D. Discordant
Antonym of DWARF is _____________?

A. Giant
B. Tiny
C. Huge
D. Enormous
Antonym of “famous” is ___________.

A. poor
B. obscure
C. untalented
D. boring
Antonym of “labor” is ___________.

A. amuse
B. surrender
C. rest
D. strive
Antonym of “Revenge” is _____________.

A. vengeance
B. retribution
C. pardon
D. payback
E. reprisal
Antonym of “spurious” is _______________.

A. flexible
B. thoughtless
C. provident
D. genuine
Antonym of “banal” is __________.

A. sincere
B. wealthy
C. extraordinary
D. trustworthy
Antonym of “kowtow” is ___________.

A. snub
B. pull
C. fawn
D. forage

Antonym of “recondite” is __________.

A. give
B. obscure
C. patent
D. hardy
Antonym of “brazen” is ________.

A. bashful
B. boisterous
C. noisy
D. heated
Antonym of “awe” is _______.

A. borrow
B. shallow
C. low
D. contempt
Antonym of “matutinal” is ________.

A. paternal
B. crepuscular
C. maritime
D. marsupial
Antonym of “impecunious” is _________.

A. wealthy
B. cautious
C. hungry
D. tardy
Antonym of “quiescent” is _________.

A. lackadaisical
B. active
C. dull
D. prescient
Antonym of “sartorial” is __________.

A. cheerful
B. sincere
C. inelegant
D. homespun
Antonym of “dearth” is ________.

A. lack
B. poverty
C. abundance
D. foreign
Antonym of “peaked” is _________.

A. tired
B. arrogant
C. pointy
D. ruddy
Antonym of “gainsay” is _______.

A. regret
B. own
C. prudent
D. prude
Antonym of “effluvium” is ________.

A. land
B. essential
C. fragrance
D. solid
Antonym of “conversant” is _______?

A. inexperienced
B. unprepared
C. shy
D. unpretentious
Antonym of “penurious” is _______?

A. generous
B. lenient
C. injurious
D. relaxed
Antonym of “impervious” is _______?

A. kind
B. disastrous
C. prone
D. perfect
Antonym of “bemuse” is _______?

A. depress
B. inspire
C. clarify
D. desire
Antonym of “accelerate” is _______?

A. delay
B. risk
C. monitor
D. deny
Antonym of “earnest” is _______?

A. cheap
B. frivolous
C. release
D. civilized
Antonym of “Serene” is _________?

A. Tranquil
B. Calm
C. Placid
D. Anxious
Antonym of ” Taciturn ” is _________?

A. reticent
B. introverted
C. meek
D. Loquacious
Antonym of ” Sloppy ” is _____________?

A. Careful
B. Slapdash
C. Haphazard
D. Slovenly
E. Heedless

Antonym of ” Meticulous ” is _____________?

A. Fussy
B. Painstaking
C. Scrupulous
D. Sloppy
E. Conscientious
Antonym of ” Heartfelt ” is _____________?

A. Loving
B. Insincere
C. Unhealthy
D. Humorous
E. Heartly
Antonym of ” Perspicacious ” is _____________?

A. Sagacious
B. Discerning
C. Astute
D. Dull
E. Canny
Antonym of ” Astute ” is _____________?

A. Shrewd
B. Discerning
C. Canny
D. Whirlwind
E. Stupid
Antonym of ” Incur ” is ____________?

A. Attract
B. Invite
C. Earn
D. Suffer
E. Avoid
Antonym of ” Provoke ” is _____________?

A. Arouse
B. Induce
C. Evoke
D. Produce
E. Allay
Antonym of ” Dismantle ” is _____________?

A. Vie
B. Raze
C. Outclass
D. Level
E. Build
Antonym of ” Sceptical ” is _____________?

A. Unconvinced
B. Scoffing
C. Certain
D. Reticent
E. Scapegoat
Antonym of ” Celibate ” is _____________?

A. Chaste
B. Ascetic
C. Monastic
D. Married
E. Genious
Antonym of ” Chaste ” is _____________?

A. Shrewd
B. Talkative
C. Aspirant
D. Promiscuous
E. Celibate

Antonym of FALLACY is _________?

A. Abandon
B. Blunder
C. Truth
D. Error

Synonyms Mcqs
Synonym of ARROGANT is _____________?

A. Conceited
B. Humble
C. Progressive
D. Noble
Synonym of ALERT is _____________?

A. Intelligent
B. Energetic
C. Observant
D. Watchful
Synonym of EMBEZZLE is _____________?

A. Remunerate
B. Clear
C. Balance
D. Misappropriate
Synonym of BRIEF is _____________?

A. Small
B. Short
C. Little
D. Limited
Synonym of Vituperate is _____________?

A. Abuse
B, Appreciate
C. Copy
D. Encourage
Synonym of Incredulous is _____________?

A. Dishonest
B. Honest
C. Reliable
D. Unreliable
Synonym of Enigma is _____________?

A. Question
B. Puzzle
C. Answer
D. Content
Synonym of CIRCUITOUS is _____________?

A. Direct
B. Strong
C. Cyclic
D. Weak
Synonym of EMACIATED is _____________?

A. very fat
B. very thin
C. very small
D. very heavy
Synonym of LETHARGY is _____________?

A. Serenity
B. Laxity
C. Active
D. Bold

Synonym of DELEGATE is _____________?

A. Representative
B. Officer
C. Member
D. Servant
Synonym of PRECARIOUS is _____________?

A. Safe
B. Brittle
C. Perilous
D. Unsafe
Synonym of PREVARICATE is _____________?

A. Truth
B. Early
C. Lie
D. Delay
Synonym of EXUDE is _____________?

A. Ooze
B. Overflow
C. Wither
D. Evaporate
Synonym of ZEALOT is _____________?

A. Fanatic
B. Apathy
C. Liberal
D. Impious
Synonym of ZEST is _____________?

A. Passive
B. Enthusiasm
C. Disgust
D. Various
Synonym of YEARN is _____________?

A. Require
B. Extra
C. Unwanted
D. Muted
Synonym of YELL is _____________?

A. Shackle
B. Hitch
C. Whisper
D. Shout
Synonym of YOKE is _____________?

A. Detach
B. Harness
C. Release
D. Liberate
Synonym of VALOUR is _____________?

A. Stable
B. Coward
C. Heroism
D. Fear
Synonym of VAGRANT is _____________?

A. Roving
B. Stable
C. Honoured
D. Stubborn
Synonym of WARY is _____________?

A. Heedless
B. Negligent
C. Prudent
D. Reckless
Synonym of WANE _____________?

A. Employ
B. Decline
C. Rise
D. Revive
Synonym of WIELD _____________?

A. Abstain
B. Avoid
C. Forgo
D. Exert
The synonyms of Catastrophe is__________?

A. Built
B. Implement
C. Destruction
D. Fresh

The Synonyms of Disdain is_____________?

A. love
B. Scorn
C. Accept
D. Luddite

The Synonyms of OBSTINATE is____________?

A. Agree
B. Scorn
C. Stubborn
D. Soft

The Synonym of Farrago is_____________?

A. Fear of strangers
B. A confused mixture
C. Free of cost
D. Synopsis

The Synonym of ‘snollygoster’ is_________?

A. Unprincipled politician
B. Sneak
C. Garrulous
D. None of above

The Synonyms of CONDONE is__________?

A. Accept
B. Acceptable
C. Condomn
D. Condemn

The Synonym of Puerile is______________?

A. Mature
B. Immature
C. purity
D. power

Synonym of ABATE is _____________?

A. Postpone
B. Abandon
C. Diminish
D. Increase

Synonym of Cordial is _____________?

A. Unpleasant
B. Pleasant
C. Heart
D. Love

Synonym of Cajole is _____________?

A. Flattery
B. Embezzle
C. Knowledge
D. Satiate

Synonym of Triumph is _____________?

A. Victory
B. Victim
C. Violence
D. Its Name of US President

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Synonym of Hermetic is _____________?

A. Airtight
B. Imitate
C. Unsettled
D. Open

Synonym of SHAM

A. Fake
B. Deplorable
C. Purse
D. Robust

Synonym of GINGERLY

A. Cautiously
B. Retrospectively
C. Hectically
D. Carelessly

Synonym of MEEK

A. Tame
B. Stingy
C. Jab
D. Frail

Synonym of GAUNT

A. Weighty
B. Bony
C. Fatty
D. Big statement
Synonyms of CAMEO

A. Funny character
B. Minor role
C. Type of Fiction
D. Sharp tool

Synonym of TRITE_____________?

A. Minor
B. Sad
C. Commonplace
D. Swindler

Synonym of Scrumptious _____________?

A. Tasty
B. Old
C. Filthy
D. Bumpy

Synonym of Bonhomie______________?

A. Affability
B. Big
C. Turbulent
D. Grope

Synonym of Wheedle ___________________?

A. Fast
B. Cajole
C. Waive
D. Slander

Synonym of Prolix______________?

A. To Promote
B. To Prolong
C. To proactive
D. To Provide

Synonym of Canny_____________?

A. Clever
B. thin
C. Fast
D. Slow

Synonym of Trail_________?

A. To chase
B. To fix
C. To divert
D. To disturb

Synonym of Chastity________?

A. To abstain from sexual relation

B. To engulf in sexual relation
C. To whip someone
D. To infertile someone

Synonym of Shelve_____________________?

A. cancel
B. discuss
C. reconsider
D. postpone
Synonym of “Mano a Mano”

A. Hand to hand
B. Street to street
C. District to district
D. City to city

The synonym of “Perpetual” is ________?

A. Garrulous
B. Sneak
C. Everlasting
D. Liberal

The synonym of “Colossal” is__________?

A. colourful
B. gigantic
C. fantastic
D. bias

The synonym of “Panacea” is____________?

A. Morbidity
B. Cure-all
C. Portray
D. Insight

The synonym of ” Irreverenced” is ____________ ?

A. Honor
B. Wrong
C. Disrespect
D. Appease

Synonym of “adipose” is _____________ ?

A. liquid
B. weighty
C. major
D. fatty

Synonym of “cryptic” is ____________.

A. obscure
B. written
C. copied
D. dead
E. puzzling

Synonym of ” inane ” is ______________.

A. lifeless
B. senseless
C. hopeless
D. faithless
E. crazy

The synonym of “FIASCO” is ________.?

A. care
B. love
C. failure
D. careless

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Synonym of “accolade” is ______________.

A. balcony
B. outer garment
C. drink
D. honor
E. fruit

Synonym of “dormant” is _______________.

A. animated
B. hibernating
C. active
D. vigorous
E. bird-like

Synonym of “escarpment” is __________.

A. warning
B. cliff
C. campsite
D. tomb

Synonym of “knack” is _____________.

A. bruise
B. ability
C. keepsake
D. scoundrel

Synonym of “pococurante” is ___________.

A. native
B. hot
C. blase
D. hidden

Synonym of “glare” is _____________.

A. scowl
B. hide
C. display
D. summon

Synonym of “Victory” is __________.

A. progress
B. success
C. defeat
D. fortune
E. overcome

Synonym of “encroach” is ________________.

A. infest
B. spread out
C. weaken
D. trespass

Synonym of “calumny” is ____________.

A. compliment
B. cleverness
C. slander
D. hardship

Synonym of “largesse” is ___________.

A. greatness
B. generosity
C. anger
D. clumsiness

Synonym of “civil” is __________.

a. unkind
b. trite
c. public
d. questionable

Synonym of “peer” is __________.

A. foe
B. connote
C. fellow
D. recluse

Synonym of “sundry” is __________.

A. aged
B. supply
C. various
D. tremendous

Synonym of “castigate” is __________.

A. neuter
B. punish
C. banish
D. celebrate

Synonym of “prevalent” is _________.

A. wind
B. servile
C. widespread
D. rare
Synonym of “drizzle” is ___________.

A. curly
B. sprinkle
C. sear
D. drench

Synonym of “Crucifixion” is _________.

A. contentment
B. happiness
C. execution
D. gassing

Synonym of “pall” is __________.

A. light
B. satiate
C. carry
D. horror

Synonym of “plethora” is _________.

A. trouble
B. foolish
C. wealth
D. love

Synonym of “tremulous” is ___________.

A. domineering
B. frantic
C. inadequate
D. trembling

Synonym of “copse” is _______.

A. thicket
B. box
C. stone hut
D. cloud

Synonym of “expunge” is ________.

A. drain
B. lie
C. distort
D. obliterate

Synonym of “impregnable” is ___________.

A. vulnerable
B. full
C. unconquerable
D. stern

Synonym of “fecund” is _________.

A. fruitful
B. changeable
C. decayed
D. strong

Synonym of “sacrosanct” is __________.

A. prayer
B. sanctuary
C. pious
D. sacred

Synonym of “asperity” is _________?

A. roughness
B. dream
C. ambition
D. smoothness
E. sarcastic remark

Synonym of “altercation” is ________?

A. adjustment
B. repair
C. quarrel
D. split personality
E. echo

Synonym of “deprecate” is _________?

A. plead earnestly against
B. denounce
C. belittle
D. devaluate
E. dishonor

Synonym of “savanna” is _________?

A. grassland
B. harbour
C. garment
D. mat

Synonym of “facade” is ________?

A. embankment
B. cosmetic
C. building front
D. long arcade

Synonym of “foretaste” is _________?

A. bitterness
B. anticipation
C. strength
D. sweetness
Synonym of “centrifugal” is _________?

A. the exact center

B. rapid
C. moving away from the centre
D. consolidated

Synonym of “garrulous” is _________?

A. affable
B. noisy
C. quarrelsome
D. talkative

Synonym of “astute” is _________?

A. untruthful
B. diligent
C. greedy
D. shrewd
Synonym of “forthwith” is _________?

A. by chance
B. straightforward
C. with excess vigour
D. immediately

Synonym of “sporadic” is _________?

A. irregular
B. instinctive
C. accidental
D. not genuine

Synonym of “homage” is _________?

A. patriotic sentiment
B. show of respect
C. moralizing speech
D. disbelief

Synonym of “obligatory” is _________?

A. agreeable
B. required
C. useful
D. stubborn

Synonym of “emolument” is _________?

A. anything that softens

B. praise
C. profit
D. expression of approval

Synonym of “contemplative” is _________?

A. robust
B. helpful
C. thoughtful
D. devious

Synonym of “surmise” is _________?

A. a guess
B. summary
C. authoritative statement
D. prediction
Synonym of “reformation” is _________?

A. repetition
B. change
C. revelation
D. retreat

Synonym of “daft” is _________?

A. breezy
B. awkward
C. silly
D. nimble

Synonym of “expunge” is _________?

A. rationalize
B. purge
C. exhale
D. eradicate
E. assign

Synonym of “condiment” is _________?

A. vegetable
B. salad
C. meat-dish
D. relish
E. sugar

Synonym of “cogent” is _________?

A. geared
B. formidable
C. strong
D. weak
E. convincing

Synonym of “rotunda” is _________?

A. carousel
B. musical composition
C. sealing fresco
D. circular building

Synonym of “ancillary” is _________?

A. important
B. near
C. similar
D. auxiliary

Synonym of “frenetic” is _________?

A. frantic
B. idol
C. continental
D. relaxed

Synonym of “indigenous” is _________?

A. wealthy
B. having stomach trouble
C. native
D. scholarly
E. bald

Synonym of “fortuitous” is _________?

A. lucky
B. accidental
C. rich
D. prearranged
E. concerted

Synonym of “errata” is _________?

A. antiques
B. suggestive literature
C. odd behaviour
D. list of errors

Synonym of “homily” is _________?

A. cereal
B. household
C. suburb
D. sermon
E. pension

Synonym of “fealty” is _________?

A. sense of touch
B. loyalty
C. anger
D. anxiety
E. personality

Synonym of “ingenuous” is _________?

A. sophisticated
B. clever
C. cunning
D. naive
E. artificial

Synonym of “culpable” is _________?

A. free
B. guilty
C. vindicable
D. wholesome
E. vindictive

Synonym of “acumen” is _________?

A. accuracy
B. shrewdness
C. force
D. obtuseness

Synonym of “brazen” is _________?

A. glowing
B. unbreakable
C. irresponsible
D. shameless

Synonym of “compunction” is _________?

A. compassion
B. forthrightness
C. remorse
D. responsibility

Synonym of “unobtrusive” is _________?

A. clumsy
B. self evident
C. skillful
D. discreet

Synonym of “buoyancy” is _________?

A. sadness
B. durability
C. cheerfulness
D. simplicity
Synonym of “envisage” is _________?

A. visualize
B. inspect
C. surround
D. idealize

Synonym of “whorl” is _________?

A. excitement
B. rare gem
C. spiral arrangement
D. focus

Synonym of “inexpedient” is _________?

A. shrewd
B. trivial
C. ambiguous
D. unadvisable

Synonym of “temper” is _________?

A. trial
B. mood
C. synchronization
D. extremity
Synonym of “stigma” is _________?

A. summary
B. disgrace
C. obstruction
D. honour

Synonym of “insouciance” is _________?

A. impertinence
B. unconcerned
C. cleverness
D. humour

Synonym of “imply” is _________?

A. weave
B. express indirectly
C. set in motion
D. explain

Synonym of “advert” is _________?

A. turn against
B. chance
C. circumvent
D. refer

Synonym of “abide” is _________?

A. loaf
B. approve
C. endure
D. suspend

Synonym of “mere” is _________?

A. humble
B. incomplete
C. only
D. inferior

Synonym of “interpolate” is _________?

A. flee
B. explain
C. reverse
D. insert

Synonym of “unequivocal” is _________?

A. fearless
B. unmistakable
C. incomparable
D. variable

Synonym of “domestic” is _________?

A. exclusive
B. native
C. inactive
D. exotic

Synonym of “bolster” is _________?

A. to brag
B. rest on
C. support
D. straddle

Synonym of “impel” is _________?

A. direct
B. urge forward
C. enliven
D. ward off

Synonym of “assail” is _________?

A. attack
B. estimate
C. scale
D. indict

Synonym of “immunize” is _________?

A. protect against disease

B. benumb
C. render mute
D. sterilize

Synonym of “avert” is _________?

A. surrender
B. oppose
C. prevent
D. affirm

Synonym of “impair” is _________?

A. weaken
B. mend
C. entreat
D. corrupt

Synonym of “declaim” is _________?

A. denounce
B. clarify
C. refuse to acknowledge
D. speak dramatically

Synonym of “omnipresent” is _________?

A. all-knowing
B. ubiquitous
C. threatening
D. hovering

Synonym of “sedate” is _________?

A. shy
B. impressive
C. calm
D. melancholy

Synonym of “onerous” is _________?

A. possessive
B. proud
C. droll
D. burdensome
E. sly
Synonym of “misanthropy” is _________?

A. badinage
B. generosity
C. vivacity
D. miserliness
E. hatred

Synonym of “succulent” is _________?

A. asking help
B. wicked
C. anxious
D. concise
E. juicy

Synonym of “querulous” is _________?

A. questioning
B. critical
C. complaining
D. curious
E. ambiguous

Synonym of “culprit” is _________?

A. wrongdoer
B. cruel man
C. victim
D. unpleasant person

Synonym of “dicker” is _________?

A. complain
B. argue
C. bargain
D. waste time

Synonym of “ordeal” is _________?

A. lengthy time
B. adventure
C. fair trade
D. painful experience
Synonym of “rankle” is _________?

A. irritate
B. warp
C. amuse
D. become arrogant
Synonym of “bowdlerize” is _________?

A. censor
B. seize literally
C. add to
D. become rowdy

Synonym of “capricious” is _________?

A. impulsive
B. amusing
C. instinctive
D. carefree

Synonym of “furlong” is _________?

A. lengthy stay
B. eighth of a mile
C. quarter of a mile
D. loneliness

Synonym of “collation” is _________?

A. correspondence
B. light meal
C. witty conversation
D. detailed account

Synonym of “warn” is _________?

A. alert
B. be quick
C. provoke
D. deceive

Synonym of “covenant” is _________?

A. prayer
B. garden
C. agreement
D. debate

Synonym of “desultory” is _________?

A. disconnected
B. thoughtless
C. slanderous
D. concentrated

Synonym of “impoverish” is _________?

A. oppress
B. be unthrifty
C. punish
D. make poor

Synonym of “implant” is _________?

A. inculcate
B. till
C. hybridize
D. transplant

Synonym of “abash” is _________?

A. insult
B. be shy
C. revel
D. disconcert

Synonym of “impugn” is _________?

A. attribute
B. attack verbally
C. press
D. hold back by force

Synonym of “affix” is _________?

A. complete
B. withstand
C. fasten
D. repair
Synonym of “assert” is _________?

A. agree
B. claim
C. imply
D. boast

Synonym of “plenary” is _________?

A. timely
B. combined
C. florid
D. full

Synonym of “adduce” is _________?

A. cite
B. solve
C. persuade
D. compute

Synonym of “impound” is _________?

A. break up
B. haggle
C. hammer in
D. confiscate

Synonym of “impeach” is _________?

A. accuse
B. remove from office
C. jail
D. slander

Synonym of “abut” is _________?

A. strike
B. border on
C. cut
D. protrude

Synonym of “impale” is _________?

A. terrify
B. entrap
C. transfix
D. summon for jury duty

Synonym of “abstain” is _________?

A. separate
B. ignore
C. refrain
D. frustrate

Synonym of “amend” is _________?

A. alter
B. suggest
C. bring together
D. subscribe

Synonym of “immerse” is _________?

A. conceal
B. float
C. saturate
D. plunge into

Synonym of “impend” is _________?

A. rely
B. ponder
C. menace
D. reflect

Synonym of “abet” is _________?

A. wager
B. reduce in volume
C. encourage
D. haggle

Synonym of “impede” is _________?

A. encourage
B. hinder
C. speed up
D. stutter
Synonym of “abate” is _________?

A. tease
B. lessen
C. suppress
D. give away

Synonym of “accord” is _________?

A. address
B. grant
C. take note of
D. respect

Synonym of “abound” is _________?

A. be plentiful
B. tie up
C. bounce
D. spread out

Synonym of “odium” is _________?

A. hatred
B. repulsive smell
C. clumsiness
D. fear

Synonym of “providence” is _________?

A. Puzzle
B. Ruin
C. Renounce
D. persons destiny

Synonym of “amnesty” is _________?

A. international agreement
B. cease-fire
C. pardon
D. exchange of prisoners

Synonym of “symposium” is _________?

A. musical composition
B. honorary award
C. amphitheater
D. conference

Synonym of “hyperbole” is _________?

A. turning point
B. high excitement
C. swear word
D. obvious exaggeration

Synonym of “umbrage” is _________?

A. offense
B. shelter
C. peaceful attitude
D. leave

Synonym of “chastise” is _________?

A. tease
B. drive
C. punish
D. sadden

Synonym of “inordinate” is _________?

A. excessive
B. illegal
C. bad
D. demanding

Synonym of “inane” is _________?

A. careless
B. merry
C. angry
D. silly

Synonym of “pneumatic” is _________?

A. pertaining to air
B. automatic
C. sick
D. elastic
E. plotted

Synonym of “hamlet” is _________?

A. actor
B. benefactor
C. small rodent
D. village
E. introvert

Synonym of “malfeasance” is _________?

A. seasickness
B. criticism
C. cure
D. misconduct
E. poor performance
Synonym of “superfluous” is _________?

A. flowing
B. disdainful
C. ornate
D. unnecessary

Synonym of “cuisine” is _________?

A. overall atmosphere
B. table setting
C. style of cooking
D. light luggage

Synonym of “ascribe” is _________?

A. engrave
B. attribute
C. sign
D. write

Synonym of “attrition” is _________?

A. addition
B. regret
C. attitude
D. abrasion
E. concentration

Synonym of “ubiquitous” is _________?

A. affluent
B. resigning
C. omni-present
D. omni-potent
E. omniscient

Synonym of “morose” is _________?

A. calm
B. gloomy
C. misty
D. damp
E. diseased

Synonym of “abrade” is _________?

A. to twist
B. unravel
C. scold
D. wear away

Synonym of “immolate” is _________?

A. to surround
B. baptize
C. vandalize
D. sacrifice

Synonym of “abscond” is _________?

A. to depart secretly
B. yield
C. abdicate
D. resign

Synonym of “implement” is _________?

A. to displace
B. entangle
C. carry out
D. guide

Synonym of “benchmark” is _________?

A. exhibition
B. reference point
C. label
D. repute

Synonym of “mangy” is _________?

A. sleek
B. long-limbed
C. shabby
D. voracious

Synonym of “contiguous” is _________?

A. proximate
B. distant
C. emergent
D. disparate

Synonym of “tango” is _________?

A. tropic fruit
B. outburst
C. desperate situation
D. a dance

Synonym of “cult” is _________?

A. snobbery
B. tastefulness
C. sect
D. yearling

Synonym of “prowess” is _________?

A. beauty
B. pride
C. outstanding ability
D. determination
Synonym of “audacious” is _________?

A. full of energy
B. showing skill
C. pertaining to hearing
D. recklessly bold

Synonym of “supplant” is _________?

A. to bury
B. stand by
C. displace
D. work under

Synonym of “lackluster” is _________?

A. dull
B. fitful
C. steady
D. obscure

Synonym of “viva voce” is _________?

A. lively
B. in writing
C. belligerently
D. thematically
E. orally

Synonym of “barrage” is _________?

A. quarters for troops

B. dispute
C. bombardment
D. large boat

Synonym of “surmise” is _________?

A. dawn
B. plan
C. unexpected event
D. tragedy
E. guess

Synonym of “serene” is _________?

A. musical
B. patient
C. happy
D. calm

Synonym of “imperil” is _________?

A. to threaten
B. endanger
C. undermine
D. frighten

Synonym of “endow” is _________?

A. to approve
B. immobilize
C. embark
D. provide

Synonym of “bombastic” is _________?

A. inflated
B. explosive
C. retaliatory
D. meek
E. enraged

Synonym of “inter” is _________?

A. carry
B. hint
C. bury
D. interfere
E. act as go-between

Synonym of “stodgy” is _________?

A. sturdy
B. dull
C. blunt
D. obstinate

Synonym of “bonanza” is _________?

A. fish fry
B. windfall
C. blessing
D. dessert

Synonym of “endeavor” is _________?

A. to ignore
B. intend
C. attempt earnestly
D. bring about
Synonym of “insurrection” is _________?

A. discontent
B. objection
C. revolt
D. disobedience

Synonym of “vermin” is _________?

A. welcome guests
B. fur wraps
C. true accounts
D. objectionable pets

Synonym of “halcyon” is _________?

A. turbulent
B. shimmering
C. exhausting
D. calm

Synonym of “hegemony” is _________?

A. government by the few

B. mass migration
C. self-governing state
D. dominance

Synonym of “plebiscite” is _________?

A. militant youth
B. common people
C. minority representation
D. direct popular vote
Synonym of “repatriate” is _________?

A. to return home
B. colonize
C. brainwash
D. repay

Synonym of “citadel” is _________?

A. mountain
B. conduit
C. palace
D. fortress

Synonym of “ramification” is _________?

A. problem
B. combination
C. reinforcement
D. consequence

Synonym of “contagion” is _________?

A. concealment
B. an infecting contact
C. worrisome question
D. lack of concern

Synonym of “reverie” is _________?

A. daydream
B. adoration
C. awakening call
D. meeting
Synonym of “nonchalant” is _________?

A. calm and casual

B. listless
C. apprehensive
D. negligent

Synonym of “hew” is _________?

A. to obey
B. chop
C. cry out
D. tinge

Synonym of “churlish” is _________?

A. brave
B. foolish
C. boorish
D. shy

Synonym of “aver” is _________?

A. to balk at
B. declare
C. turn away
D. postpone

Synonym of “ferret” is _________?

A. conceal
B. weigh
C. disperse
D. search

Synonym of “leviathan” is _________?

A. thin
B. small
C. gigantic
D. clumsy

Synonym of “pedigree” is _________?

A. ancestral line
B. warrant
C. diploma
D. public record

Synonym of “bicker” is _________?

A. bargain
B. offend
C. fret
D. squabble
Synonym of “inundate” is _________?

A. overwhelm
B. surrender
C. flood
D. destroy
E. conquer

Synonym of “pretension” is _________?

A. absurdity
B. anxious feeling
C. undisputed right
D. claim
Synonym of “behemoth” is _________?

A. stinging insect
B. huge beast
C. holiday mood
D. mythological creature

Synonym of “overture” is _________?

A. disclosure
B. apology
C. request
D. proposal

Synonym of “acumen” is _________?

A. keenness
B. brilliance
C. swiftness
D. greediness
E. ferocity

Synonym of “fiesta” is _________?

A. puzzle
B. joy
C. nap
D. festival

Synonym of “hover” is _________?

A. to remain in the air above one spot
B. shake or move gently
C. cover carefully
D. submerge

Synonym of “paltry” is _________?

A. insignificant
B. unfair
C. average
D. slovenly

Synonym of “pecuniary” is _________?

A. money
B. architecture
C. warfare
D. indolence

Synonym of “cantata” is _________?

A. symphony
B. concerto
C. opera
D. choral work
E. military march

Synonym of “pronto” is _________?

A. precisely
B. languidly
C. quickly
D. urgently

Synonym of “embargo” is _________?

A. license
B. freight
C. tax
D. prohibition

Synonym of “interpolate” is _________?

A. to flee
B. explain
C. reverse
D. insert

Synonym of “nomenclature” is _________?

A. terminology
B. pseudonym
C. claque
D. title

Synonym of “sordid” is _________?

A. lazy
B. cruel
C. regrettable
D. dirty

Synonym of “lodestar” is _________?

A. guiding principle
B. burden
C. optical illusion
D. symbol of authority

Synonym of “tepid” is _________?

A. enraged
B. equatorial
C. transported
D. lukewarm
E. embarrassed

Synonym of “barbaric” is _________?

A. large and strong

B. uncivilized and brutal
C. simple
D. original

Synonym of “impregnable” is _________?

A. not fertile
B. safe against attack
C. severe
D. vulnerable

Synonym of “surrealistic” is _________?

A. dream like
B. practical
C. depressing
D. natural

Synonym of “effigy” is _________?

A. proxy
B. profundity
C. boldness
D. exit
E. dumpy

Synonym of “perfunctory” is _________?

A. normal
B. done superficially
C. blunt
D. prepared in advance

Synonym of “feral” is _________?

A. productive
B. feverish
C. wild
D. seductive

Synonym of “eschew” is _________?

A. to avoid
B. argue
C. forget
D. spit out

Synonym of “comely” is _________?

A. peaceful
B. attractive
C. fun loving
D. modest
Synonym of “sagacity” is _________?

A. attentiveness
B. courage
C. wisdom
D. thoughtfulness

Synonym of “congruent” is _________?

A. energetic
B. crude
C. contrary
D. coinciding exactly

Synonym of “incontrovertible” is _________?

A. long established
B. beyond dispute
C. lacking control
D. non-negotiable

Synonym of “plausible” is _________?

A. apparently believable
B. workable
C. true
D. somewhat evasive

Synonym of “rendition” is _________?

A. interpretation
B. imitation
C. report
D. reparation

Synonym of “felicitous” is _________?

A. misleading
B. graceless
C. appropriate
D. egotistical

Synonym of “inexplicable” is _________?

A. frustrating
B. questionable
C. unexplainable
D. entangled
Synonym of “indenture” is _________?

A. contract
B. protection
C. teeth
D. space

Synonym of “redoubt” is _________?

A. fortification
B. rearguard
C. trench
D. camp

Synonym of “iota” is _________?

A. something owed
B. ancient coin
C. small amount
D. punctuation mark

Synonym of “tranquillity” is _________?

A. balance
B. patience
C. calmness
D. beauty

Synonym of “haggard” is _________?

A. gaunt
B. irascible
C. wise
D. sluggish
E. witty

Synonym of “flux” is _________?

A. continuous flow
B. gradual curve
C. substitute
D. shimmering light
Synonym of “reclusive” is _________?

A. snobbish
B. scholarly
C. silent
D. hermit-like

Synonym of “chasten” is _________?

A. discipline
B. pursue
C. sanctify
D. stop
E. start

Synonym of “staid” is _________?

A. weary
B. remaining
C. sedate
D. afraid
E. unkempt

Synonym of “pedagogue” is _________?

A. demagogue
B. peddler
C. bicyclist
D. teacher
E. pupil
Synonym of “decorous” is _________?

A. adorned
B. ugly
C. insane
D. proper
E. childish

Synonym of “legion” is _________?

A. distance
B. rampage
C. multitude
D. motto
Synonym of “broach” is _________?

A. to decorate
B. bridge
C. offend
D. introduce

Synonym of “senescent” is _________?

A. sensitive
B. ageing
C. sleepy
D. sweet smelling

Synonym of “vapid” is _________?

A. steamy
B. helter skelter
C. lively
D. boring

Synonym of “quorum” is _________?

A. public meeting
B. all the participants
C. necessary number of members
D. document

Synonym of “wrangler” is _________?

A. lawman
B. cowboy
C. inventor
D. arbitrator

Synonym of “incommunicado” is _________?

A. close-mouthed
B. disguised
C. irreconcilable
D. without means of communication

Synonym of “paroxysm” is _________?

A. spasm
B. furor
C. paralysis
D. fear

Synonym of “tenable” is _________?

A. experimental
B. long lasting
C. flimsy
D. defensible
Synonym of “cynosure” is _________?

A. obscurity
B. center of attention
C. certainty
D. clown

Synonym of “reticence” is _________?

A. reserve
B. retention
C. regret
D. brazenness
E. hostility

Synonym of “chagrin” is _________?

A. chin
B. mortification
C. elation
D. intuition
E. chamber

Synonym of “prognosis” is _________?

A. scheme
B. forecast
C. preface
D. identification of a disease

Synonym of “variegate” is _________?

A. set type
B. multi-color
C. differ
D. reject
E. reply-in-kind

Synonym of “disparity” is _________?

A. argumentation
B. difference
C. belittlement
D. harmony
E. discord

Synonym of “wraith” is _________?

A. apparition
B. garland
C. Christmas decoration
D. anger
E. excitement

Synonym of “adversity” is _________?

A. opponent
B. hardship
C. opening
D. public announcement
E. agency

Synonym of “unequaled” is _________?

A. outstanding
B. different
C. praised
D. unique
E. strange

Synonym of “frugality” is _________?

A. extravagance
B. ripening
C. thrift
D. resentment
E. miserliness
Synonym of “punctilious” is _________?
A. scrupulous
B. varied
C. ready
D. prompt
E. vicarious

Synonym of “phlegmatic” is _________?

A. stolid
B. respiratory
C. animated
D. pneumatic
E. aroused

Synonym of “frustration” is _________?

A. satiety
B. facility
C. thwart
D. nostalgia
E. lethargy

Synonym of “vindictive” is _________?

A. revengeful
B. triumphant
C. strategic
D. demonstrative
E. bigoted

Synonym of “saturnine” is _________?

A. planetary
B. gloomy
C. astronomic
D. hopeful
E. temperate

Synonym of “tractable” is _________?

A. practicable
B. amenable
C. indisposed
D. critical
E. artistic
Synonym of “loquacious” is _________?

A. situated
B. gregarious
C. taciturn
D. antisocial
E. garrulous

Synonym of “persiflage” is _________?

A. banter
B. oppression
C. sarcasm
D. bigotry
E. simile

Synonym of “virago” is _________?

A. bacillus
B. chastity
C. shrew
D. wanton
E. tirade

Synonym of “disconcert” is _________?

A. sing in harmony
B. pretend
C. cancel program
D. confuse
E. interrupt
Synonym of “filch” is _________?

A. pretend
B. dirty
C. embarrass
D. steal
E. honor

Synonym of “demise” is _________?

A. residence
B. dismissal
C. accident
D. act
E. death

Synonym of “fastidious” is _________?

A. speedy
B. precise
C. squeamish
D. hungry
E. slow

Synonym of “infinite” is _________?

A. verbal
B. indefinite
C. endless
D. strange
E. vague

Synonym of “subterranean” is _________?

A. underground
B. stealthy
C. built up
D. cavernous

Synonym of “ineluctable” is _________?

A. subtle
B. inevitable
C. incapable
D. insoluble

Synonym of “pastime” is _________?

A. antiquity
B. memory
C. recreation
D. tardiness

Synonym of “countenance” is _________?

A. opposition
B. proper conduct
C. agreeable quality
D. facial expression

Synonym of “syllogism” is _________?

A. harmony
B. word division
C. sensible observation
D. reasoning method

Synonym of “bifurcate” is _________?

A. to fork or divide
B. belch
C. think meditatively
D. explain at length
Synonym of “patois” is _________?

A. glib talk
B. slang
C. computer language
D. local dialect

Synonym of “intractable” is _________?

A. hard to manage
B. barbaric
C. flawless
D. elusive

Synonym of “incorrigible” is _________?

A. commendable
B. incorruptible
C. unchangeable
D. overbearing

Synonym of “indigence” is _________?

A. nativity
B. tolerance
C. gossiping
D. poverty
E. eating
Synonym of “ captious” is _________?

A. prominent
B. carping
C. critical
D. caustic
E. epigrammatic

Synonym of “sumptuous” is _________?

A. swampy
B. irritable
C. meagre
D. fancy
E. lavish

Synonym of “pelt” is _________?

A. to throw things at
B. touch softly
C. place in layers
D. remove from

Synonym of “mores” is _________?

A. morals
B. customs
C. taxes
D. fiscal year
E. swamp

Synonym of “vestige” is _________?

A. clothing
B. trace
C. under-garment
D. hallway
E. hope

Synonym of “garrulous” is _________?

A. laconic
B. strangling
C. ecstatic
D. frozen
E. wordy
Synonym of “homogenous” is _________?

A. heterogeneous
B. motley
C. scrambled
D. different
E. similar

Synonym of “celibate” is _________?

A. single
B. double
C. married
D. bald
E. hypocritical

Synonym of “blissful” is _________?

A. maudlin
B. dour
C. beatific
D. moot
E. modish

The Synonym of “Diligent” is__________?

A. Hardworking
B. Witty
C. Deliberate
D. Lazy

Synonym of Stunning is _____________?

A. Magician
B. Beautiful
C. Vain
D. None of these

Synonym of Ridiculous is _____________?

A. silly
B. Glorious
C. Frivolous
D. None of these

Synonym of “impart” is _________?

A. to inflict
B. take sides
C. communicate
D. defy

Synonym of “patent” is _________?

A. insincere
B. fatherly
C. morbid
D. obvious

Synonym of “professedly” is _________?

A. meekly
B. cruelly
C. bravely
D. pedantically
E. ostensibly

Synonym of “tenacity” is _________?

A. persistence
B. game played on grass
C. large town
D. indifference
E. ecstasy
Synonym of “abrade” is _________?

A. rub off
B. bleed
C. embellish
D. erase
E. poison

Synonym of “erudite” is _________?

A. rough
B. unpolished
C. scholarly
D. magnificent
E. ornate

Synonym of “nepotism” is _________?

A. favoritism
B. pool
C. philosophy
D. rule of despot
E. hedonism

Synonym of “chicanery” is _________?

A. foulness
B. aroma
C. chastity
D. trickery
E. poultry

Synonym of “penury” is _________?

A. custom
B. poverty
C. numismatics
D. affluence
E. criminology

Synonym of “expiated” is _________?

A. vapid
B. assumed
C. disinclined
D. atoned
E. eroded

Synonym of “propensity” is _________?

A. inclination
B. intelligence
C. probity
D. dishonesty
E. act

Synonym of “retrospect” is _________?

A. special kind of telescope
B. microscope
C. prism
D. review of the past
E. forecast of future events

Synonym of “impeccable” is _________?

A. poverty-stricken
B. faultless
C. dirty
D. criminal
E. impervious

Synonym of “abettor” is _________?

A. gambler
B. slaughter-house
C. encourager
D. factor
E. author
Synonym of “debilitate” is _________?

A. argue
B. engage
C. remove hair
D. soothe
E. enfeeble

Synonym of “tawdry” is _________?

A. refined
B. yellow-orange
C. ancient
D. forward
E. gaudy

Synonym of “inculcate” is _________?

A. corroborate
B. lack
C. teach
D. destroy
E. avenge
Synonym of “tortuous” is _________?

A. winding
B. sadistic
C. cruel
D. like a turtle
E. carefree

Synonym of “mollify” is _________?

A. sweeten
B. appease
C. applaud
D. worry
E. discourage

Synonym of “harass” is _________?

A. annoy
B. harness
C. involve
D. injure
E. consider

Synonym of ” Uproar ” is _________?

A. Acquiescence
B. Calm
C. Turmoil
D. Placid

Synonym of ” Ruse ” is _________?

A. Affinity
B. Ploy
C. Bribe
D. Goosebump

Synonym of brutal is _____________?

A. Mixed together
B. Noisy
C. Relating to teeth
D. Cruel
Synonym of Slap is _____________?

A. Drop of water
B. Hit
C. Vegetable
D. Journey

Synonym of PEEL is _____________?

A. Dance
B. Surprise
C. Pull Off
D. Look at

Synonym of handful is _____________?

A. Busy person
B. Bad Event
C. Body part
D. Small number

Synonym of Sumptuous is _____________?

A. Swampy
B. Irritable
C. Meager
D. Splendid

Synonym of ” Blush ” is _____________?

A. Negotiate
B. Detain
C. Redden
D. Inter
E. Taunt

Synonym of ” Kowtow ” is _________?

A. Prostrate
B. Debar
C. Nullify
D. Hoard
E. Blush

Synonym of ” Affinity ” is _________?

A. Loathe
B. Aversion
C. Antipathy
D. Sympathy
E. Blood Relationship

Synonym of ” Calm ” is _________?

A. Nervous
B. Serene
C. Agitated
D. Faint

Synonym of ” Manoeuvre ” is _________?

A. Stultify
B. Intrigue
C. Stupefy
D. Fatigue

Synonym of ” prevalence ” is _________?

A. Felony
B. Transgression
C. Sabotage
D. Commonness
E. Flouting

Synonym of ” Boulevard ” is _____________?

A. Vortex
B. Turbulence
C. Avenue
D. Whirlpool
E. Turmoil

Synonym of ” Lambast ” is _____________?

A. Entomb
B. Reprimand
C. Cease
D. Forbear
E. Adore

Synonym of ” Raze ” is _____________?

A. Level
B. Defect
C. Pluck
D. Taunt
E. Fire

Synonym of ” Outclass ” is _____________?

A. Surpass
B. Humiliate
C. Incur
D. Detest
E. Defect

Synonym of ” Vie ” is _____________?

A. Compete
B. Kowtow
C. Censure
D. Sanction
E. Wink

Synonym of ” Plunder ” is _____________?

A. Loot
B. Blush
C. Expedite
D. Ease
E. Contradict

Synonym of ” Sagacious ” is _____________?

A. Spendthrift
B. Dumb
C. Wise
D. Furious
E. Alert

Synonym of ” Assailant ” is _____________?

A. Jubilant
B. Turncoat
C. Assaulter
D. Reticent
E. Cop
Synonym of ” Undergo ” is _____________?

A. Lambast
B. Theive
C. Lay to rest
D. Experience
E. Proclaim

Synonym of ” Pledge ” is _____________?

A. Outclass
B. Vow
C. Plunder
D. Compensate
E. Atone

Synonym of ” Tyrant ” is _____________?

A. Suspicious
B. Persecuter
C. Victim
D. Sagacious
E. Chatter box

Synonym of ” Moratorium ” is _____________?

A. Austerity
B. Embargo
C. Lienancy
D. Sereness
E. Celibacy

Synonym of ” Persecuter ” is _____________?

A. Oppressor
B. Hasty
C. Patient
D. Tycoon
E. Jubilant

Word nearest in meaning to Obscene is____________?-(PMS 2018)

A. Dirty
B. indecent
C. unhealthy
D. evident
E. Both A & B

Synonym of “GAINSAY” is _____________?

A. Suppress
B. Oppose
C. Yielding
D. animation

What is the Synonym of “Ravage?

A. Annoy
B. Ruin
C. Popular
D. Predator

Synonym of abandon is _____________?

A. Leave
B. Abstract
C. Abduct
D. None of these

Synonym of Kidnap is _____________?

A. Appaling
B. Abduct
C. Renounce
D. All the above

Synonym of backbone is _____________?

A. front bone
B. spine
C. back
D. B & C both

Related Pair of Words Mcqs

LIQUID: HYDRAULICS::

A. motion: dynamics
B. water: hydroponics
C. data: statistics
D. music: eurythmics
CIRCUITOUS : ROUTER ::
A. problematic : solution
B. devious : argument
C. elliptical : brevity
D. judicious : selection
E. profound : depth
HOPE : ASPIRES ::

A. love: elevates
B. film: flam
C. fib: lie
D. fake: ordinary
CORPOREAL: SPIRITUAL ::

A. mesa: plateau
B. moron: savant
C. foreigner: immigrant
D. pedagogue: teacher
SYMPHONY: COMPOSER ::

A. Leonardo: music
B. Fresco: painter
C. Colours: pallet
D. Art: appreciation
GRAIN: SALT ::

A. shard: pottery
B. shred: wood
C. blades: grass
D. chip: glass
DIVA: OPERA ::

A. producer: theatre
B. director: drama
C. conductor: bus
D. thespian: play
PAIN: SEDATIVE ::

A. comfort: stimulant
B. grief: consolation
C. trance: narcotic
D. ache: extraction
LIGHT: BLIND ::

A. speech: dumb
B. language: deaf
C. tongue: sound
D. voice: vibration
FILTER: WATER ::
A. curtail: activity
B. expunge: book
C. edit: text
D. censor: play
GRAVITY: PULL ::

A. iron: metal
B. north pole: directions
C. magnetism: attraction
D. dust: desert
ARMY: LOGISTICS ::

A. business: strategy
B. soldier: students
C. war: logic
D. team: individual
MUNDANE: SPIRITUAL ::

A. common: ghostly
B. worldly: unworldly
C. routine: novel
D. secular: clerical
TEN: DECIMAL

A. seven: septet
B. four: quartet
C. two: binary
D. five: quince
WAN: COLOUR ::

A. corpulent: weight
B. insipid: flavour
C. pallid: complexion
D. enigmatic: puzzle
PORK: PIG ::

A. rooster: chicken
B. mutton: sheep
C. steer: beef
D. lobster: crustacean
AFTER: BEFORE ::

A. first: second
B. present: past
C. contemporary: historic
D. successor: predecessor
DISTANCE: MILE ::

A. liquid: litre
B. bushel: corn
C. weight: scale
D. fame: television
Sodium: Salt ::

A. Potassium: Phosphorous
B. Calcium: Marble
C. Lime: Limestone
D. Room: House
Lust: Sex ::

A. Friend: Foe
B. Lamp: Light
C. Anger: Pugnacity
D. Hoard: Amass
Hiss: Snake ::

A. Notes: Music
B. Splash: Water
C. Trumpet: Elephant
D. Cat: Mew
Joke: Laughter ::

A. Cry: Sorrow
B. Disease: Medicine
C. Death: Life
D. Miracle: Surprise
Day: Night ::

A. Dark: Black
B. Good: Rough
C. Kind: Cruel
D. Shining: Bright
Cobbler: Leather ::

A. Shirt: Boutique
B: Television: Engineer
C. Woodcutter: Furniture
D. Mason: Stone
Words: Poetry ::

A. Dictionary Letters
B. Notes: Music
C. Wheat: Food
D. Planet: Sun
Mask: Disguise ::

A. Clothes: Necessity
B. Building: Offices
C. Make-up: Beautify
D. Radio: News
Orthopedic: Bone ::

A. Psychiatry: Mind
B. Skin: Allergy
C. Antibiotics: Fever
D. Fracture: Plaster
IRON : BLACKSMITH ::

A. Cotton : Cloth
B. Food : Gourmet
C. Clay : Potter
D. Silver : Miner
E. Gold : Miser
FISH : SCALES ::

A. Book : Papers
B. Snake : Fangs
C. Birds : Feather
D. Car : Wheels
E. Cat : Claws
COLLAGE : IMAGES ::

A. Cement : Building
B. Medley : Songs
C. Furniture : Sofa
D. Grains : Tree
E. Book : Volumes
SKETCH : ARTIST ::

A. Secret : Confident
B. Cell : Prisoner
C. Palette : Painter
D. Draft : Writer
E. Lawyer : Court room
KNIFE : CUT ::

A. Winter : Summer
B. Sword : Sharp
C. Run : Fast
D. Drill : Hole
FISH : TROUT ::

A. Hair : Black
B. Bird : Aviary
C. Tiger : Carnivorous
D. Mammal : Cow
GILL : FIN ::

A. Cockroach : Antenna
B. Instrument : Pencil
C. Hard Disk : Keyboard
D. Bread : Butter
FISH : SCHOOL ::

A. Puppy : Dog
B. Novel : Story
C. Cocks : Pride
D. Ear : Nose
COUNSELOR : ADVICE ::

A. Artist : Musician
B. Patron : Support
C. Honesty : Charity
D. Bank : Banker
RACE : FATIGUE ::

A. Fasting : Hunger
B. Round : Boxing
C. Flower : Color
D. Hiking : Gangrene
STRUT : WALK ::

A. Sweating : Wrestling
B. Hunter : Fire
C. Speech : Stage
D. Stammer : Talk
SCHOLAR : IGNORANT ::

A. Hardworking : Lazy
B. Knife : Sword
C. Courage : Bold
D. Luxury : Wealth
COOL : FROZEN ::

A. Sharp : Cut
B. Warm : Hot
C. Hassock : Stool
D. Freedom : Liberty
TILE : MOSAIC ::

A. wood : totem
B. stitch : sampler
C. ink : scroll
D. pedestal : column
E. tapestry : rug
REDOUBTABLE : AWE ::

A. tart : pungency
B. tacit : solitude
C. despicable : contempt
D. engrossing : obliviousness
E. venerable : renown
COMPLAIN : CARP ::

A. supply : donate
B. argue : debate
C. grumble : accuse
D. drink : guzzle
E. pacify : intervene
SKIRMISH : INSIGNIFICANCE ::

A. revolution : democracy
B. duel : formality
C. feud : impartiality
D. bout : sparring
E. crusade : remoteness
MERCENARY : MONEY ::

A. vindictive : revenge
B. scholarly : library
C. immaculate : cleanliness
D. thirsty : water
E. belligerent : invasion
TROUBLED : DISTRAUGHT ::

A. annoyed : disillusioned
B. disturbed : interrupted
C. covetous : rapacious
D. outmoded : ostentatious
E. tranquil : placid
CANVAS : PAINTER ::

A. leather : shoe
B. brush : palette
C. chisel : wood
D. marble : sculptor
E. hammer : carpenter
RELEVANT : CRUCIAL ::

A. marginal : unique
B. perceptible : obvious
C. apparent : real
D. peripheral : central
E. possible : desirable
PERFUNCTORILY : INSPIRATION ::

A. insolently : veneration
B. ardently : passion
C. phlegmatically : composure
D. surreptitiously : obsession
E. haltingly : reluctance
FERTILIZE : GROW ::

A. immunize : resist
B. nourish : enrich
C. heat : burn
D. graft : multiply
E. prune : dwarf
EXORBITANT : MODERATION ::

A. dispassionate : equanimity
B. macabre : interest
C. perfidious : loyalty
D. brilliant : gullibility
E. lavish : extravagance
BLANDISHMENT : COAX ::

A. medal : honor
B. budget : save
C. diary : reminisce
D. concert : play
E. plea : threaten
REQUEST : COMMAND ::

A. propose : stipulate
B. enlist : support
C. relegate : consign
D. volunteer : accept
E. select : reject
RENOUNCE : PLEDGE ::

A. exculpate : victim
B. desecrate : shrine
C. recriminate : hero
D. redeem : honor
E. rescind : order
COWARD : CRAVEN ::

A. liar : facetious
B. dupe : gullible
C. commentator : caustic
D. judge : impartial
E. criminal : hostile
APOLOGIZE : CONTRITE ::

A. aggravate : contemptuous
B. endorse : esteemed
C. extenuate : guilty
D. compliment : impressed
E. rationalize : modest
EUPHEMISM : OFFENSE ::

A. rhetoric : persuasion
B. prevarication : truth
C. metaphor : description
D. repetition : boredom
E. conciliation : appeasement
SENSITIZATION : ALLERGIC ::

A. immunity : vulnerable
B. habituation : inured
C. invigoration : stimulating
D. sleep : anesthetic
E. disinfection : preventive
HOST : PARASITE ::

A. meadow : soil
B. egg : bird
C. medium : bacterium
D. lair : predator
E. kernel : seed

SOLILOQUY : PLAY ::

A. violin : concerto
B. overture : musical
C. duet : ensemble
D. lyric : poem
E. aria : opera
CONTRACT : IMPLODE ::

A. expand : swell
B. descend : plummet
C. add : accelerate
D. cool : solidify
E. stretch : flex
COHABIT : RESIDE ::

conspire : plot
coincide : contradict
secrete : conceal
infiltrate : influence
frame : incriminate
STRATAGEM : DECEIVE ::

A. epithet : correspond
B. oration : publish
C. conservation : expend
D. concession : placate
E. sentence : prosecute
INDUSTRIOUSNESS : ACTIVITY ::

A. kindliness : animosity
B. anxiousness : apathy
C. boldness : strength
D. purposefulness : enthusiasm
E. fastidiousness : selectivity
EXTRAVAGANCE : EXPENDITURE ::

A. bias : judgment
B. exaggeration : deception
C. inducement : invitation
D. loquaciousness : talk
E. distortion : paraphrase
OBSEQUIOUS : FAWN ::

A. unsuccessful : achieve
B. conscientious : shirk
C. compliant : yield
D. staid : laugh
E. amenable : argue
NEOPHYTE : EXPERIENCE ::

A. diplomat : negotiation
B. misanthrope : cynicism
C. umpire : reconciliation
D. guru : respect
E. boor : sensitivity
NUMISMATIST : COINS ::

A. Philatelist : Stamps
B. Jeweller : Jewels
C. Cartographer : Maps
D. Geneticist : Chromosomes
CURTAIN : DRAPERY : :

A. Cockroach : Insect
B. Bedsheet : Bed
C. Pillow : Cushion
D. Mat : Floor
BADMINTON : COURT : :

A. Hockey : Stick
B. Cricket : Bat
C. Skating : Rink
D. Football : Goal
AGENDA : MEETING : :
A. Programme : Function
B. Performance : Ticket
C. Map : Scale
D. Footnote : Article
EMBROIDER : CLOTH : :

A. Patch : Quilt
B. Stain : Glass
C. Carve : Knife
D. Chase : Metal
PESTICIDE : PLANT : :

A. Injection : Disease
B. Vaccination : Body
C. Medicine : Cure
D. Teacher : Student
CROWN : ROYAL : :

A. Throne : Regal
B. Wrap : Ermine
C. Pen : Author
D. Crucifix : Religion
STARE : GLANCE : :

A. Gulp : Sip
B. Confide : Tell
C. Hunt : Stalk
D. Step : Walk
CLOTH : TEXTURE : :

A. Body : Weigh
B. Silk : Cloth
C. Wood : Grains
D. Ornaments : Gold
FOX : CUNNING : :

A. Cat : Playful
B. Horse : Runner
C. Vixen : Cute
D. Ant : Industrious
CATTLE : DROVE : :

A. Soldier : Crew
B. Grain : Bundle
C. Chicken : Brood
D. Bees : Heap
THANKS : GRATITUDE : :

A. Courtesy : Manners
B. Salutation : Flag
C. Protest : Resentment
D. Trial : Error

Fill in the blinks Mcqs

Ocean currents play a _______role in setting long-term climate_________.

A. vital … date
B. important … variations
C. major … patterns
D. unusual … changes
I promise to ________ you in all circumstances

A. stand up to
B. stand with
C. stand off
D. stand by
It’s difficult ______ reconcile such different points of view

A. with
B. to
C. in
D. on
The speaker did not properly space out his speech, but went on _______ one point only.

A. stressing
B. avoiding
C. devoting
D. decrying
In the test, we will _________ your work and then give you detailed feedback.

A. assess
B. judge
C. measure
D. check
A speed limit is the _________ legal speed that you can travel on the road.

A. highest
B. biggest
C. maximum
D. longest
The President’s speech was so ___________ that many people were persuaded to accept
the need for change.

A. expressive
B. articulate
C. eloquent
D. calm
There is something wonderful _______ him.
A. of
B. about
C. for
D. inside
If she is not interested, we will __________ the proposal.

A. vaccant
B. abandon
C. impulse
D. remove
The police forces have launched an operation to _______ out the kidnapped person

A. track
B. touch
C. nib
D. trace
Some people __________ to the officer against him about his mis-deeds

A. asked
B. complained
C. question
D. informed
If we go to the park, ______ you like to come too ?

A. shall
B. are
C. would
D. am
It is certain that human beings ______ latent power of which they are only vaguely
aware

A. exhibit
B. possess
C. impose
D. knowledge
It is already 5 o’clock. Can you _____ time to catch the bus?

A. have it in
B. have enough
C. make it in
D. made it
The man __________ down the road is my brother.

A. hurry
B. hurried
C. to hurry
D. hurrying
All of us are devoted ________ one another.
A. of
B. at
C. to
D. with
I am very much ________ to meet you.

A. delight
B. to delight
C. delighting
D. delighted
I shall look _________ the matter.

A. in
B. about
C. into
D. after
He is blind _________ one eye.

A. in
B. of
C. to
D. with
The building is not safe and must be ___________down.

A. pull
B. pulling
C. pulled
D. pulls
He _________ in Pakistan.

A. live
B. lives
C. is living
D. living

There is something wonderful ____ him.

A. of
B. about
C. for
D. inside

After_____________smoking, they let the cigarette fall on the wood floor.

A. finished
B. finishing
C. had finished
D. finishes
The song in the play cannot be deleted as it is _________to the story.

A. intervened
B. innate
C. exacting
D. integral
The lion sprang____________the buffaloes.

A. at
B. in
C. upon
D. on

My brother is devoted _____________religion.

A. with
B. to
C. at
D. in

She remained a __________all her life.

A. spinster
B. bachelor
C. unmarried
D. single

My father was angry ________my failure.

A. in
B. on
C. with
D. at

Do not stay in the grasslands after dark, as some animals become _________when they
see humans.

A. provoked
B. alerted
C. aggressive
D. threatened

___________you wake me up so early on a Sunday?

A. could
B. dare
C. must
D. will
The company let me ____ time off work.

A. take
B. taking
C. to take
D. took

There is quite tenuous evidence _________it.

A. with
B. at
C. for
D. must
I assume ______________with me.

A. every one agreeing

B. that every one agrees
C. every one to agree
D. that every one to agree
That was __________movie I have ever seen.

A. worse
B. the worst
C. most worst
D. bad
_________the rain forests is very important, if we do not want the flora and fauna found
there to become extinct.

A. Reserving
B. Destroying
C. Preserving
D. Maintaining
He has many friends, but _________are good ones.

A. a few
B. few
C. the few
D. the some
If I had helped him, he ____________drowned.

A. will not be
B. would not be
C. will not have
D. would not have
I am very much __________to meet you.
A. delight
B. to delight
C. delighting
D. delighted
When will you hand ____ your assignment?

A. in
B. back
C. down
D. into
If we go to the park, __________you like to come too ?

A. shall
B. are
C. would
D. am

The housewife __________the cakes burning, and ran to switch off the oven.

A. smell
B. smells
C. smelt
D. smelling
John said he __________to play at home.

A. would prefer
B. prefer
C. will prefer
D. had prefered
The man ___________down the road is my brother.

A. hurry
B. hurried
C. to hurry
D. hurrying
________you leave now, you will be late.

A. Until
B. Till
C. Unless
D. Although
The _________were arrested for illegally hunting the bears.

A. poachers
B. rangers
C. soldiers
D. villagers
If you had followed the rules, you ____________disqualified.
A. will not be
B. would not be
C. will not have been
D. would not have been
My younger sister constantly misbehaves and is always causing ___________.

A. hostility
B. violence
C. mischief
D. courtesy
He tends to___________to any suggestion I make in meetings.

A. differ
B. agree
C. accept
D. cooperate
____________your instruction, we have closed your bank account.

A. In lieu
B. With regard to
C. In accordance with
D. On account of
It is certain that human beings _______________latent power of which they are only
vaguely aware.

A. exhibit
B. possess
C. impose
D. knowledge
_________she is clever, she often makes mistakes.

A. Despite
B. Since
C. Although
D. Yet
It is already 8 o’clock. Can you _____ time to catch the bus?

A. have it in
B. have enough
C. make it in
D. made it
Do you prefer___________ or traditional art forms?

A. archaic
B. contemporary
C. foreign
D. simultaneous
The problem ____________a lot of thought.
A. calls for
B. comes across
C. calls on
D. comes into
I promise to ___________you in all circumstances.

A. stand up to
B. stand with
C. stand off
D. stand by
The farmers ____________their farms, if they had known that a thunderstorm was
approaching.

A. will leave
B. would leave
C. will have left
D. would have left
He has _________ his mind to Join Pak Army.

A. make by
B. made with
C. made by
D. made up
The Paralympics is a competition for the ______________.

A. disadvantaged
B. discouraged
C. disabled
D. despised
The girl ran ___________the field when she saw her father after long time.

A. in
B. across
C. on
D. along
She made her stepson her _______to her large fortune.

A. hare
B. heir
C. hair
D. here

I ____________a single word he says

A. not believe
B. don’t believe
C. am not believing
D. will not believe
The flight stewardess the passenger _____________.
A. when to start travelling
B. where to land the plane
C. how to fasten the seat belt
D. how to judge the altitude of the plane
The colour of the walls in my room has faded _______.

A. in
B. with
C. away
D. on
Many people reported ___________a noise in the night.

A. to hear
B. having heard
C. to have heard
D. been hearing
It’s difficult __________reconcile such different points of view.

A. with
B. to
C. in
D. on
I am exhausted, let’s _________a day.

A. call it
B. call at
C. call off
D. call in
The agenda for the meeting is __________ the notice

A. forwarded in
B. subscribed to
C. enclosed with
D. delivered as
The worker used __________ to patch up the hole in the wall.

A. sand
B. cement
C. soil
D. grass
Macbeth’s desire _________ power brought about his downfall

A. in
B. for
C. with
D. as
How did these things come __________?

A. about
B. into
C. at
D. down
The speaker did not properly space out his speech, but went on ___________one point
only.

A. stressing
B. avoiding
C. devoting
D. decrying
The news was__________good to be true.

A. very
B. too
C. so
D. as
He decided to __________his degree examination in order to get a higher score.

A. redo
B. reappear
C. rewrite
D. remake
How much longer__________this book?

A. you are needing

B. will you be needing
C. will you have needing
D. have you needing
____________you hear the President’s speech?

A. Have
B. Has
C. Had
D. Did
Army ___________troubled places as curfew remained in force.

A. moving
B. walking
C. patrolling
D. running
I _________ to the Islamabad with some friends last night.

A. have gone
B. went
C. am gone
D. am going
He wore multiple bracelets on __________hand.

A. every
B. each
C. either
D. neither
She has only ________friends.

A. fewer
B. less
C. more
D. a few
The smoke went ________ the chimney.

A. by
B. in
C. up
D. on
In the test, we will ____________your work and then give you detailed feedback.

A. assess
B. judge
C. measure
D. check
We shall go for a picnic if the weather ____________good.

A. is
B. was
C. has been
D. had been
A Computer is hard to repair as there may be hundreds of different ____________?

A. parts
B. objects
C. components
D. materials
Mr. and Mrs. Khan go for a ________ walk just before dinner.

A. vibrant
B. brisk
C. vivacious
D. slow
Water is made up of two __________ , namely oxygen and hydrogen.

A. section
B. aspects
C. solutions
D. elements
________weight gain or weight loss is not good for your body.

A. Explosive
B. Excessive
C. Expressive
D. Extensive
Although he had no ____________injuries, doctors found that he was suffering from
internal bleeding.

A. outside
B. external
C. outlying
D. exterior
Ali must have the________to stick to his diet, if he wants to lose weight.

A. obstinacy
B. determination
C. decision
D. obligation
A speed limit is the___________legal speed that you can travel on the road.

A. highest
B. biggest
C. maximum
D. longest
I would really ____________if you could help me out.

A. respect
B. value
C. appreciate
D. regard
There was an_________response for the marathon.

A. overwhelming
B. overriding
C. excessive
D. extreme
What was the main__________behind london bombings.

A. aim
B. motive
C. objective
D. purpose
Some animals have unique___________that allow them to survive in extreme weather
conditions.

A. characteristics
B. problems
C. feelings
D. conditions
Health__________labels have adorned cigarette packages since 1966 in USA.

A. information
B. note
C. message
D. warning
Did the boys turn _________for football practice?

A. up
B. on
C. back
D. in
A system is __________if it is easy for citizens to access and understand.

A. transparent
B. lucid
C. clear
D. translucent
The fireman managed to put ____________the fire.

A. away
B. down
C. out
D. off
The President’s speech was so ___________ that many people were persuaded to accept
the need for change.

A. expressive
B. articulate
C. eloquent
D. calm
The teacher found many mistakes in my composition, when she went__________it.

A. into
B. about
C. for
D. through
The powers of the party are_____________in several places in the Constitution.

A. numbered
B. named
C. enumerated
D. counted

The sparrows took no _________the bread.

A. notice of
B. notice about
C. notice from
D. notice to
He shows great ability ________Mathematics.

A. at
B. for
C. about
D. in
Please ___________two colour passport photographs to the application form.

A. fix
B. link
C. hook up
D. attach
If everything goes according to __________, work will be complete in December.

A. timing
B. time
C. schedule
D. lineup
There ___________any message from my teacher since she moved to London.

A. isn’t
B. wasn’t
C. hasn’t been
D. hadn’t been
May I give you_________advice?

A. an
B. some
C. little
D. one
Four independent__________testified to seeing him at the scene of the crime.

A. person
B. witnesses
C. spectator
D. attestant
Could I have a ______-of chocolate?

A. block
B. bar
C. slice
D. piece
There is something wonderful ___________him.

A. of
B. about
C. for
D. inside
She has been supporting her family ________her husband’s death.

A. on
B. at
C. from
D. since
The department head insisted that he _________absolute authority to regulate office
work.

A. gives
B. is given
C. would give
D. would be given
My husband asked him if he’d ever been convicted ___________a crime.

A. with
B. of
C. by
D. on
She lived ___________juice for ten days to slim down for the fashion show.

A. with
B. by
C. in
D. off
Javed, two of___________brothers attend primary school, wishes to be a school teacher
after his graduation from the University.

A. whom
B. them
C. whose
D. which
The deadline was nearby, so Mrs. Jamal had her students’________their essays.

A. complete
B. to complete
C. completing
D. completed
Can you help ________up the mess?

A. clear
B. with clear
C. to clearing
D. me clearing
It’s about time you ___________exercising regularly.

A. start
B. started
C. should start
D. will start
Make only a few rules for students that emphasize ____________behaviour.

A. correct
B. fitting
C. appropriate
D. useful
I usually have bread and butter for breakfast, but yesterday I _________ pasta.

A. have been
B. had been
C. have
D. had
The situation in the factory _________)no signs of improvement, as the ongoing strike
entered second day.

A. displayed
B. exposed
C. showed
D. view
He give a lecture in which he pointed ________ an error in the book.

A. by
B. with
C. out
D. in
Have you met Fatima? She is a friend of ____________.

A. my
B. my mother
C. my mother’s
D. me
The confusion __________ the discovery of the body made everybody lose track of time.

A. had caused
B. was caused by
C. had been caused by
D. caused by
The boy I was about to meet _________ play a very important role in my life.

A. is going to
B. might have
C. would get to
D. has had to
When I asked him ______ the keys , Bilal said he had no idea where they were.

A. if did he see
B. if he had seen
C. could he see
D. that he had seen
__________ me to your mother when you are in London.

A. Tell
B. Remind
C. Remember
D. Greet
Our new digital photo-print machine, the manual ________is lost awaits to be set up
properly.

A. of what
B. where
C. by whom
D. of which
He ___________ as a teacher before he became a lecturer

A. have worked
B. had worked
C. was worked
D. have been worked
When the doorbell rang, I was __________ my bath.

A. in
B. have
C. having
D. with
I never miss a football match.I __________ fond of it since my childhood.

A. Am
B. Have been
C. Has been
D. Will be

Although he was a hardened criminal, his one__________feature was his love of children

A. Saving
B. Recovering
C. Redeeming
D. Acquiring

The Master was annoyed_________the servant.

A. To
B. With
C. On
D. Upon

She deprived her husband__________all he had.

A. With
B. To
C. Of
D. from
I am not concerned________his affairs.

A. To
B. With
C. At
D. on

i think we are agreed on the main points. Does anyone want to bring ________ anything
further.

A. Around
B. Down
C. About
D. Up

South Africa brushed ___________ the threat of tougher economic sanctions.

A. of
B. off
C. down
D. about

Jameel, who has been nervous and jumpy lately, suddenly burst ________ tears.

A. into
B. in
C. on
D. with

My Uncle has ______to spain and returned back.

A. gone
B. went
C. been
D. being

Drugs addicts in Pakistan are_________ in special centers set up by the Government.

A. Consolidated
B. Consulted
C. Inhabited
D. Indoctrinated
I am just____________out my new mobile.
A. Trying
B. Probing
C. Testing
D. Finding
Oh yes. Are you_________Away?

A. Distant
B. Long
C. Far
D. Quite

Not really. I’m quite____________?

A. Nearer
B. Near
C. Next
D. Nearly

You_________very clear.

A. Sound
B. Ring
C. Hear
D. Noise

Well, I did__________a lot of money on it.

A. Dispense
B. Pass
C. Spend
D. Dispose

Tell me, where are you at the____________?

A. Time
B. Second
C. Hour
D. Moment

I’ve already told you I’m in the____________?

A. Place
B. Area
C. Spot
D. Location
Well, this is very interesting but I am very___________.

A. Busy
B. Occupied
C. Hurried
D. Active

Don’t__________ – I’ll see you very soon.

A. Concern
B. Care
C. Worry
D. Mind

Oh there goes the front door bell – oh it’s you! I might have___________.

A. Thought
B. Believed
C. Considered
D. Guessed

He was abstained _______ salted food by the doctor.

A. From
B. For
C. In
D. To

The players agreed to abide _____ the referee’s decision.

A. With
B. By
C. In
D. Into

Modern industry abounds _____ opportunities for young people with good scientific
qualifications.

A. In
B. For
C. Into
D. With
The boxing match proved to be a “big draw”.

A. a keen contest
B. a huge attraction
C. a lovely spectacle
D. a game without any result

This matter has been “hanging fire” for the last many days. It should be sorted out.

A. going on slowly
B. hotly debated
C. stuck up
D. ignored

He was undecided. He “let the grass grow under his feet”.

A. loitered around
B. stayed out
C. sat unmoving
D. moved away

He is using “backstairs influence” to sort out his matter.

A. Political influence
B. Backing influence
C. Deserving and proper influence
D. Secret and unfair influence

Play to the gallery means___________?

A. advertise
B. cater to the public taste
C. attempt to appeal to popular taste
D. depend upon the public for approval

Stew in ones own juice means_________________?

A. To fight with his mind

B. To destroy his memory
C. Suffer in his own juice
D. Suffer for his own act

The decision did not appear to “hold out” bright prospects.

A. highlight
B. show
C. offer
D. promise

He is “out and out” a reactionary.

A. no more
B. thoroughly
C. in favour of
D. deadly against
Plough a lonely furrow means______________________?

A. remain unaffected
B. do without the help of others
C. survive in isolation
D. remain non-aligned

It was he who put “a spoke in my wheel”.

A. tried to cause an accident

B. helped in the execution of the plan
C. thwarted in the execution of the plan
D. destroyed the plan

Adnan is “very different about” passing the Civil Services Examination this year.

A. Dead sure of
B. Very hopeful of
C. Lacking self confidence about
D. Reasonably certain of

Because of oil crisis, the prices of commodities are looking ______________?

A. at
B. on
C. up
D. to

He exclaimed with shock __________________________________?

A. that it was a very tragic accident

B. that it is a tragic accident
C. that it was a tragic accident
D. it was a tragic accident
I enquired of him __________________________________?

A. whether if he wants to join the course

B. if he did want to join the course
C. if he wants to join the course
D. if he wanted to join the course

I dont agree with you; I think_______________________________?

A. it is fairly good film

B. it is rather a good film
C. it is rather fairly good film
D. it is fairly rather good film

Complete the following sentence: The doctor advised the patient

______________________

A. that no to neglect his health

B. to not to neglect his health
C. not to neglect his health
D. don’t neglect your health

As he was not prepared for making a speech , he broke ______________ in the middle.

A. of
B. off
C. in
D. into

Pick the correct response from following sentence “In the beginning he worked honestly
but later he turned __________________ to be a cheat”

A. Out
B. Up
C. For
D. In

Complete the following sentence: No sooner did the thief see the policeman
_____________.

A. he ran away
B. he had run away
C. when he ran away
D. than he ran away
Our plan _____ to succeed.
A. bid fair
B. pass by
C. boil down
D. hand and galore

Nothing must be allowed to _____ our search for the truth.

A. interfered into
B. interfered from
C. interfered upon
D. interfered with

I _____ an old friend in Empress market this morning.

A. came around
B. came round
C. came across
D. came with

Earth is closest to the sun every year in early ______________, when it’s winter for the
Northern Hemisphere. We’re farthest away from the sun in early __________________,
during our Northern Hemisphere summer.

A. January – July
B. June – December
C. July – January
D. December – June

She is jealous ______ my friend.

A. from
B. with
C. of
D. by

He is good _______ football.

A. in
B. on
C. with
D. at

Unless you work very hard, _______________ (PMS 2018 KPK)

A. You are not being successful
B. You will not be successful
C. You ought to be successful
D. You be not successful

The doctor warms him that unless he gives up smoking:_____________________(PMS

2018 KPK)

A. His health will soon be recovered

B. He will not recover
C. Will he able to recover
D. He will not suffer

Congregational prayer is superior __________ optional prayer.

A. from
B. to
C. of
D. than

I told him _____ play cricket.

A. don’t
B. to not
C. not to
D. didn’t

She is totally obedient ____ him.

A. of
B. to
C. both A & B
D. None

She is scared ______ snake.

A. from
B. with
C. of
D. by

Prime Minister leaves ______ UK on Monday.

A. to
B. by
C. for
D. none

I knew he ____ fail in exam.

A. shall
B. will
C. would
D. both A & B

He is good at ________ English.

A. spoken
B. speaking
C. speak
D. spoke

She always keeps on _________ dramas.

A. watch
B. watched
C. watching
D. watches

It will rain soon, _________?

A. will it
B. won’t it
C. would it
D. wouldn’t it

I did not know where he _________ from.

A. has come
B. had come
C. have come
D. comes

I feel sorry _______ his kids.

A: to
B: at
C: for
D: over
There is no possibility of _______ coming late.
A. them
B. they
C. theirs
D. their

Parents were very surprised _______ his result.

A. on
B. from
C. at
D. about

He is indifferent _______ his words.

A. at
B. on
C. of
D. to

It was so nice _______ them.

A. by
B. with
C. of
D. to

Your face is very familiar _______ him.

A. from
B. with
C. of
D. to

______ stood _____ the burning house.

A. A girl on
B. The girl on
C. A girl in
D. Girl in

He opened a current account _______ the bank last week.

A. in
B. at
C. on
D. into

Always try to be polite _____ others.

A. with
B. to
C. for
D. on

Amna was engaged _________ Asim.

A. with
B. from
C. to
D. None

I am looking for admission __________ in a government or private university.

A. both
B. until
C. either
D. neither
It is very cold here in winter, so they ___________ Islamabad.

A. going to
B. usually go to
C. goes to
D. are sometimes go to

After a large Friday dinner, Salam’s family was ______.

A. Satiated
B. esurient
C. argumentative
D. assiduous

Sana enjoyed eating both meat and vegetables; she considered herself a(n) __________.

A. Hungry
B. Carnivore
C. Vegetarian
D. Omnivore

I was studying English _______ my brother was watching a drama.

A. When
B. although
C. While
D. because

He __________ a lot of reading in his free time.

A. does
B. is
C. reads
D. doesn’t

You must take a taxi if you ___________ to catch the next train.

A. intend
B. will intend
C. would intend
D. intending

He called me last night. “me” is

A. Subject pronoun
B. Reflexive pronoun
C. Object pronoun
D. Possessive pronoun

I am sick. “am” is ___________.

A. Noun
B. Pronoun
C. Verb
D. Adjective
E. Adverb

Food prices have been ______ steadily for at least two years.

A. raising
B. rising
C. growing
D. lifting

______ known as Prince claimed that he was the rightful heir to the throne.
A. Man
B. A man
C. The man
D. None

You are _______ your time trying to persuade him, he will never help you.

A. missing
B. losing
C. spending
D. wasting

His application for a visa was turned _____ by the consulate.

A. out
B. over
C. down
D. aside

He was __________ from all charges leveled against him?

A. liberated
B. exonerated
C. apprehended
D. judged

Kindly ask her to play the piano, she is a __________ pianist?

A. voracious
B. vacuous
C. volatile
D. virtuoso

Though smaller than our solar system, a quasar, which looks like an ordinary star, emits
more light ________ galaxy.

A. than an entire
B. than entire
C. than is entire
D. than entirely

Read More Details about this Mcq

Maryam, accompanied by her brother, __________ at the party.
A. is
B. are
C. was
D. were

The newly imposed rules sound very ___________.

A. interesting
B. interestingly
C. interested
D. interest

She is looking for an accommodation __________ in flat or shared house.

A. both
B. until
C. neither
D. either

If I __________ money, I would purchase it now.

A. has
B. have
C. had
D. have had
I cannot concentrate, here is too much __________.

A. detraction
B. distraction
C. people
D. sound
E. contraction

I am now quite_______and hearty.

A. Hail
B. Hale
C. Hell
D. Hall

I purchased a cupboard ________ my new house.

A. To
B. at
C. Until
D. For
I found my car keys ______ my pocket.

A. On
B. In
C. At
D. From

I saw the horse jump ______ the fence.

A. Behind
B. On
C. Over
D. To

He has been working_________morning.

A. For
B. Since
C. at
D. by

The man _________ you met is an anchorperson.

A. who
B. whose
C. whom
D. which

Read the Passage Mcqs

There are those who claim that reductions in the spending on and deployment of
weapons systems……

There are those who claim that reductions in the spending on and deployment of
weapons systems would result in a so-called “climate of peace,” thereby diminishing the
likelihood of armed conflict. The facts show otherwise. These self-proclaimed pacifists
are either the victims or the propagators of a false argument.

1.Which of the following is an assumption underlying the conclusion of the passage

above?

A. Military actions involving our forces can be instigated by any number of different factors
B. Our buildup of weapons systems and combat personnel has prevented our adversaries from
increasing their own spending on defense
C. The increased defense spending of the past 10 years has lessened the need for significant
military expenditure in future decades
D. At the present time, state-of-the-art weapons systems and the augmentation of combat
personnel are equally important to a nation’s defense
E. An established correlation between greater spending on weapons systems and a
decreased incidence of conflict will persist
No actual black hole has yet been located or studied, but the concept has…………….

No actual black hole has yet been located or studied, but the concept has provided
endless imaginative fodder for science fiction writers and endless theoretical fodder for
physicists and astrophysicists.

Black holes are one of the more exotic theoretical manifestations of general relativity.
The standard model for the formation of a black hole involves the collapse of a large
star. For extremely massive stars that are four to five times the mass of our sun, the
exclusion principle—the resistance between the molecular particles within the star as
they are compressed—will not be strong enough to offset the gravity generated by the
star’s own mass. The star’s increasing density will overwhelm the exclusion principle.
What follows is runaway gravitational collapse. With no internal force to stop it, the star
will simply continue to collapse in on itself, until it reaches a point of infinite density and
zero volume, a phenomenon known as a singularity.

The star now disappears from the perceivable universe, like a cartoon character who
jumps into a hole and pulls the hole in after him. What this process leaves behind is a
different kind of hole—a profound disturbance in space time, a region where gravity is
so intense that nothing, not even light, can escape from it. Any object falling within the
boundary of a black hole will be sucked in and will disappear from our universe forever.

What would happen to an object, such as an astronaut, as it vanished into the black
hole? Physicists have been amusing themselves with this question for years. Most believe
that the astronaut would be destroyed by the intense gravitational forces within the
black hole, or would explode in a flash of gamma rays as he or she approached the
singularity at the hole’s core. Theoretically, an astronaut who managed to survive the
passage would experience some very strange things, including acute time distortion,
which would enable him or her to know, in a few brief seconds, the entire future of the
universe in all its detail.

1. The word “fodder” is closest in meaning to

A. material
B. stories
C. support
D. problems

2. The opposing force between the molecular particles inside a star is called
A. general relativity
B. the exclusion principle
C. infinite density
D. a singularity
3. The word “offset” could best be replaced by
A. carry
B. arrange
C. overflow
D. counteract

4. It can be concluded from paragraph 3 that light

A. destroys a black hole
B. can barely reveal a black hole
C. does not exist near a black hole
D. originates in spacetime

5. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as the possible fate of an astronaut who
falls into a black hole?
A. Experience of amusement
B. Death by gamma rays
C. Knowledge of the universe
D. Destruction by gravity

6. It can be inferred from the passage that black holes are

A. soon to be located and studied
B. a scientific impossibility
C. the key to the entire future of the universe
D. a source of inspiration and entertainment

ANALYTICAL REASONING Mcqs

The supervisor of a commuter airline is scheduling pilots to fly the round-trip from City
X to City Y….

The supervisor of a commuter airline is scheduling pilots to fly the round-trip

from City X to City Y. The trip takes only two hours, and the airline has one
round-trip flight in the morning and one round-trip flight in the afternoon, each
day, Monday through Friday. Pilots must be scheduled in accordance with the
following rules:

Only W, X, and Y can fly the morning flight.

Only V, X, and Z can fly the afternoon flight.
No pilot may fly twice on the same day.
No pilot may fly on two consecutive days.
X must fly the Wednesday morning flight.
Z must fly the Tuesday afternoon flight.

1.Which of the following must be true?

A. W flies the Monday morning flight
B. X flies the Monday afternoon flight
C. Y flies the Tuesday morning flight
D. W flies the Thursday morning flight
E. Z flies the Thursday afternoon flight

2.If X flies on Friday morning, which of the following must be true?

A. X does not fly on Monday afternoon
B. V flies on Friday afternoon
C. W flies Thursday morning
D. Y flies Thursday morning
E. Neither W nor Y flies Thursday morning

3.If X flies only one morning flight during the week, which of the following must
be true?
A. W flies exactly two days during the week
B. X flies exactly three days during the week
C. Y flies only one day during the week
D. Z flies Monday afternoon and Friday afternoon
E. X flies more times during the week than V

4.If W is not scheduled to fly at all during the week, all of the following must be
true EXCEPT
A. X flies on Monday morning
B. V flies on Monday afternoon
C. Y flies on Thursday morning
D. Z flies on Friday afternoon
E. X flies on Friday morning

One Word Substitutes Mcqs

Having a tendency to break the law to do socially unacceptable things is?

A. delinquent
B. frank
C. juvenile
D. guilty

One who criticizes popular beliefs which he/she thinks is a mistake or unwise is?

A. philistine
B. iconoclast
C. imposter
D. cannibal

Practice of employing spies in war is?

A. esplande
B. espadrille
C. estrangement
D. espionage
A broad road bordered with trees is?

A. boudoir
B. boulevard
C. avenue
D. façade

Detaining and confining someone is?

A. interruption
B. interrogation
C. internment
D. intermittent

One who offers his service without charging for it is?

A. philanderer
B. volunteer
C. mercenary
D. missionary

A place where a lot people go on holiday or vacation is?

A. casino
B. beach
C. resort
D. museum

The act of giving up sovereign power is?

A. relinquish
B. renounce
C. abdicate
D. resign

Violation of something holy or sacred is?

A. profanity
B. sedition
C. sacrilege
D. slander

Living at the same time is?

A. concurrent
B. contemporary
C. coincident
D. concomitant
Branch of medicine dealing with the health and care of old people is?

A. obstetrics
B. pediatrics
C. calisthenics
D. geriatrics

The time when two people have a romantic relationship before they get married is?

A. snobbery
B. courtship
C. estrangement
D. polyphony

That never fails is?

A. irrelevant
B. infallible
C. indelible
D. inaudible

That which is out of place is?

A. anachronistic
B. obsolete
C. incongruous
D. archaic

An odd, a typical or eccentric trait is?

A. harangue
B. hyperbole
C. idiosyncrasy
D. elegy

A dogmatic person is?

A. nomadic
B. elite
C. zealot
D. swashbuckler

A cluster of house in village is?

A. fleet
B. hamlet
C. monument
D. constellation

A noisy and bombastic speech addressed to a large assembly is?

A. rhetoric
B. cacophony
C. harangue
D. oration

Hard to understand is?

A. punctilious
B. obtuse
C. absurd
D. abstruse

The study of ancient writings is?

A. annals
B. paleographic
C. calligraphy
D. archeology
One who promotes the idea of absence of government of any kind, when every man
should be a law unto himself is?

A. agnostic
B. Iconoc
C. belligerent
D. anarchist

Responsible according to law is?

A. eligible
B. legitimate
C. legalised
D. liable
Which is bound to be done is?

A. soliloquy
B. indispensable
C. sinecure
D. indelible

Matter written by hand is?

A. handwritten
B. manuscript
C. proof
D. amnesty

A statement that can have a double meaning is?

A. Verbose
B. Ambivalent
C. Epigraph
D. Ambiguous

Money paid to a man for his labour is?

A. sacrilege
B. rent
C. bunting
D. remuneration

A person who constantly thinks, he is sick is a?

A. hypochondriac
B. misogynist
C. misanthrope
D. hyperpitutiary

Anything written in a letter after it is signed is?

A. corrigendum
B. Manuscript
C. postscript
D. unmanageable

One who has obstinate and narrow religious views is ____________?

A. fanatic
B. theologian
C. bigot
D. egotist

Specialised in nose disease is?

A. rhinologist
B. philologist
C. endocrinologist
D. gerontologist

Animals who lives in herds are?

A. sociable
B. gregarious
C. carnivorous
D. social

An unexpected piece of good fortune is?

A. windfall
B. philanthrophy
C. benevolence
D. turnstile

An emolument over and above fixed income or salary is?

A. honorarium
B. sinecure
C. prerogative
D. perquisite

The doctor known as an eye-specialist is?

A. orthodontist
B. orthopedist
C. ophthalmologist
D. obstetrician

The practice of pretending to have feelings that one does not really have is?

A. treachery
B. villainy
C. hypocrisy
D. inundate
To run away with a lover is?

A. deceive
B. cheat
C. escape
D. elope

A system of government controlled by persons of high intellectual ability is?

A. oligarchy
B. democracy
C. meritocracy
D. theocracy

Young one of horse is?

A. piglet
B. lamb
C. calf
D. colt

One who does not follow the usual rules of social life is called ___________?

A. egoist
B. frank
C. bohemian
D. reveille

One who walks on ropes is called ______.

A. Aviator
B. Acrobat
C. Funambulist
D. Upholsterer

A person who wastes his money on luxury is__________?

A. Luxuriant
B. Luxurious
C. Extravagant
D. Stingy

Submitted by: Akhtar deedar Baloch

A doctor who treats children is called __________.
A. Pedophile
B. Fatalist
C. Pediatrician
D. Pedagogue

A person who is unable to pay his debts is called ___________.

A. Borrower
B. Insolvent
C. Lender
D. Allen

Fear of heights is________?

A. Highphobia
B. Altophobia
C. Heliophobia
D. Acrophobia

Submitted by: Dileep Gulji

An act of speaking one’s thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers,
especially by a character in a play:

A. Sinecure
B. Soliloquy
C. Pessimist
D. Philanthropist

One who collects coins as hobby:

A. Philatelist
B. Ornithologist
C. Statistician
D. Numismatist

To examine one’s own thoughts and feelings:

A. Meditation
B. Retrospection
C. Reflection
D. Introspection

Use of force or threats to get someone to agree to something:

A. Coercion
B. Conviction
C. Confession
D. Cajolement

A disease that spreads over a large area:

A. Academic
B. Epidemic
C. Incorrigible
D. Invincible

That which can never be believed:

A. Irrevocable
B. Inevitable
C. Incredible
D. Irritable
One who able to use the right and left hands equally well:

A. Sinister
B. Ambidextrous
C. Ambivalent
D. Amateur

Government by rich:

A. Oligarchy
B. Aristocracy
C. Pantisocracy
D. Plutocracy

An independent person or body officially appointed to settle a dispute:

A. Arbiter
B. Mediator
C. Agent provocateur
D. Arbitrator

One who has good taste for food:

A. Gourmet
B. Curator
C. Parasite
D. Stoic
An unmarried woman, typically an older woman beyond the usual age for marriage:

A. Spinster
B. Artist
C. Bachelor
D. Misanthrope

A person who pretends to have more knowledge or skill than he rally has:

A. Crook
B. Apotheosis
C. Renegade
D. Charlatan

A pioneer of a reform movement:

A. Apostle
B. Apothecary
C. Apotheosis
D. Renegade

Custom of having many wives:

A. Misogamy
B. Bigamy
C. Polygamy
D. Monogamy

International destruction of racial groups:

A. Matricide
B. Regicide
C. Genocide
D. Homicide

A remedy for all diseases:

A. Narcotics
B. Antiseptic
C. Panacea
D. Lyric
A man who rarely speaks the truth:

A. Crook
B. Liar
C. Scoundrel
D. Hypocrite

A disease which spreads by contact:

A. Incurable
B. Infectious
C. Contagious
D. Fatal

A person who is indifferent to pains and pleasure of life:

A. Stoic
B. Sadist
C. Psychiatrist
D. Aristocrat

The murder of Brother:

A. Homicide
B. Regicide
C. Fratricide
D. Suicide

One who cannot easily pleased:

A. Cosmopolitan
B. Frightening
C. Fastidious
D. Feminist

A person who loves everybody:

A. Cosmopolitan
B. Fratricide
C. Altruist
D. Aristocrat

One who believes in the power of fate:

A. Fatalist
B. Optimist
C. Pessimist
D. Parsimonious
A sad song:

A. Ditty
B. Knell
C. Dirge
D. Lay

Story of old time gods or heroes is:

A. Lyric
B. Epic
C. Legend
D. Romance

A lady’s umbrella is:

A. Parasol
B. Granary
C. Epitaph
D. Aviary
Person who does not believe in the existence of God:

A. Theist
B. Heretic
C. Atheist
D. Fanatic

Commencement of words with the same letter:

A. Pun
B. Alliteration
C. Transferred epithet
D. Oxymoron

A hater of knowledge and learning:

A. Bibliophile
B. Philologist
C. Misogynist
D. Misologist

One who abandons his religious faith:

A. Apostate
B. Prostate
C. Profane
D. Agnostic

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

A. Sceptic
B. Ascetic
C. Devotee
D. Antiquarian

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs

“Hold one’s horse” means__________?

A. Keep one’s expectations

B. Keep one’s gift
C. Have patience
D. High on energy

“Give cold shoulder” means__________?

A. To support
B. Cold meat
C. To ignore
D. Shiver

She turned heads wherever she went. What does the idiom/phrase “turn heads” mean?

A. too pleased
B. get angry
C. attract a lot of attention
D. not knowing what to say
E. get acquainted

My friend is a couch potato. What does the idiom/phrase “couch potato” means?

A. active person
B. busy person
C. lazy person
D. angry person

He Was all at sea when he began his new Job.What does idiom / phrase “at sea” means
__________?

A. happy
B. sad
C. puzzled
D. triumphant

She goes to her mother’s house off and on. What does idiom / phrase “off and on” means

A. frequently
B. rarely
C. occasionally
D. sometimes

“Feel blue” means _________?

A. Feel Sad
B. Feel happy
C. Feel energetic
D. Feel angry

“Fender bender” means ________ ?

A. A mammoth car accident

B. A Huge car accident
C. A small car accident
D. A major car accident

“Go Dutch” means _______ ?

A. One person paying for everyone

B. share the cost of something, especially a meal, equally
C. Enjoy two different opportunities at the same time
D. To do something badly or cheaply

“Black and blue” _____________ ?

A. Full of bruises
B. A poor plan
C. False sense of happiness or success
D. Something that is not understandable
“A litmus test” means __________ ?

A. A decisively indicative test

B. False sense of happiness or success
C. Something that is not understandable
D. To show dislike or disappointment through facial expressions

“Icing (also frosting) on the cake” means ________?

A. An ugly but essential addition or enhancement
B. An ugly & inessential removal or diminution
C. Be very expensive
D. An attractive but inessential addition or enhancement

“when pigs fly” means ______?

A. something that is easy to do

B. raining very heavily
C. something that will never happen or is impossible
D. miss the chance

“Raining cats and dogs” means _________?

A. Raining very heavily

B. Easy option
C. Very rarely
D. one who presents a counter argument

“Keep at bay” means ______________.

A. Keep in mind
B. Keep at a distance
C. Keep thinking about something
D. Keep at the sea-shore

“At the drop of the hat” means____________?

A. As soon as it was spoken

B. Done easily, without any preparation
C. Done in an instant
D. After something is done

“Your guess is as good as mine” means __________?

A. Join a popular trend or activity

B. To hear something from the authoritative source
C. To know the answer
D. To have no idea

“Far cry from” means __________?

A. To present a counter argument

B. To take on a task that is way to big
C. The show has come to an end. It’s all over
D. Very different from

“Wild goose chase” _________?

A. A foolish and hopeless search for or pursuit of something unattainable

B. To take credit for something someone else did
C. To not take what someone says too seriously; to treat someone’s words with a degree of
skepticism
D. A phrase implying that one is not proficient at performing a particular task and that they
should not try to perform the task professionally

“Spill the beans” ________ ?

A. Frivolously performing a simple task

B. Reveal someone’s secret
C. To stop something at an early stage
D. Frivolously performing a simple task
“Get your goat” means _____?

A. To pacify someone
B. To irritate someone
C. To soothe someone
D. To Hug someone

“Drop a dime” means ________?

A. To be an informant
B. Almost free. Very cheap
C. To stop something at an early stage
D. To leave

“Chew the fat” means __________?

A. To action a task; to initiate work

B. To become silent; to stop talking
C. To take offense; to get worked up, aggravated, or annoyed
D. To chat idly or generally waste time talking

“Bird Brain” means _____?

A. A person that is not too smart; a person that acts stupid

B. A person that is too smart; a person that acts Sharp
C. A person that is too lazy; a person that acts dull
D. A person that too angry; a person that acts hastly
“Best of both worlds” means ________?

A. A phrase implying that a person is never satisfied with their current situation; they think
others have it better
B. People’s intentions can be judged better by what they do than by what they say
C. A situation wherein someone has the privilege of enjoying two different opportunities
D. Just the information I have on the subject

“Beating a dead horse” means ________?

A. To uselessly dwell on a subject far beyond its point of resolution

B. An obvious, pressing issue left unaddressed due to its sensitive nature.
C. To speak the truth, even to the point of being blunt and rude
D. To work late into the night, alluding to the time before electric lighting

“Basket case” _______?

A. An area of vulnerability
B. Narrowly; barely. Usually used in regard to a narrow escape from a disaster
C. To treat a topic, but omit its main points, often intentionally or to delay or avoid talking
about something difficult or unpleasant
D. One made powerless or ineffective, as by nerves, panic, or stress

“Apple of discord” means ______?

A. Anything causing trouble, discord, or jealousy

B. A person that is not too smart; a person that acts stupid
C. To further a loss with sarcasm or indignity; to worsen an unfavorable situation
D. To speak the truth, even to the point of being blunt and rude

“An arm and a leg” means _________?

A. Full throttle; at maximum speed

B. Very cheap or inexpensive. A little amount of money
C. Very expensive or costly. A large amount of money
D. One made powerless or ineffective, as by nerves, panic, or stress

“Elephant in the room” means _________?

A. An obvious, pressing issue left unaddressed due to its sensitive nature

B. In good physical health
C. Someone can perceive things and events that are outside of their field of vision
D. You learned something through means of a rumor
“Achilles’ heel” means ________?
A. To action a task; to initiate work
B. A metaphor for a fatal weakness in spite of overall strength
C. A hidden or secret strength, or unrevealed advantage
D. To endure a painful or unpleasant situation that is unavoidable

“Ace in the hole” means __________?

A. A hidden or secret strength, or unrevealed advantage

B. A metaphor for a fatal weakness in spite of overall strength
C. Anything causing trouble, discord, or jealousy
D. Without any hesitation; instantly

“A hot potato” means _________?

A. The one tiny drawback that ruins it

B. To go to bed to sleep
C. To find fault with something that has been received as a gift or favor
D. A controversial issue or situation that is awkward or unpleasant to deal with

A bitter pill means ___________?

A. Anything causing trouble, discord, or jealousy

B. A controversial issue or situation that is awkward or unpleasant to deal with
C. A situation or information that is unpleasant but must be accepted
D. When an attempt fails, and it’s time to start planning all over again

“Like a sitting duck” means________________?

A. Lazy
B. Fat
C. Sleepy
D. Ignorant

It was he who “put a spoke in my wheel”.

A. tried to cause an accident

B. helped in the execution of the plan
C. thwarted in the execution of the plan
D. destroyed the plan

Do no trust a man who “blows his own trumpet”

A. flatters
B. praises others
C. admonishes others
D. praises himself

He was undecided. He “let the grass grow under his feet”.

A. loitered around
B. stayed out
C. sat not moving
D. moved away

In the armed forces, it is considered a great privilege to “die in harness”.

A. die on a horse back

B. die in the battlefield
C. die while still working
D. die with honour

He “passed himself off” as a noble man.

A. Was regarded as
B. Pretended to be
C. Was thought to be
D. Was looked upon

I met him after a long time, but he gave me “the cold shoulder”.

A. scolded me
B. insulted me
C. abused me
D. ignored me

He could be easily arrested because the police were tipped off in a advance. tipped off
means _____________?

A. Toppled over
B. Bribed
C. Given advance information
D. Threatened

To set one’s face against __________?

A. To oppose with determination

B. To judge by appearance
C. To get out of difficulty
D. To look at one steadily
To hit the nail right on the head _______?

A. To say something that is exactly right or completely true

B. To destroy one’s reputation
C. To announce one’s fixed views
D. To teach someone a lesson

To smell a rat _______?

A. To see signs of plague epidemic

B. To get bad small of a bad dead rat
C. To suspect foul dealings
D. To be in a bad mood

A man of straw _________?

A. A man of no substance
B. A very active person
C. A worthy fellow
D. An unreasonable person

To leave someone in the lurch _________?

A. To come to compromise with someone

B. Constant source of annoyance to someone
C. To put someone at ease
D. To desert someone in his difficulties

To pick holes _________?

A. To find some reason to quarrel

B. To destroy something
C. To criticize someone
D. To cut some part of an item

To put one’s hand to plough __________?

A. To take up agricultural farming

B. To take a difficult task
C. To get entangled into unnecessary things
D. Take interest in technical work

To end in smoke ________?

A. To make completely understand
B. To ruin oneself
C. To excite great applause
D. To overcome someone

To cry wolf __________?

A. To listen eagerly
B. To give false alarm
C. To turn pale
D. To keep off starvation

To have an axe to grind ___________?

A. A private end to serve

B. To fail to arouse interest
C. To have no result
D. To work for both sides

To make clean breast of ________?

A. To gain prominence
B. To praise oneself
C. To confess without of reserve
D. To destroy before it blooms

“Hornet’s nest” means:___________?

A. A bee’s house
B. A violent situation
C. A good situation
D. A dangerous place

“Never-never land” means:_____________?

A. An ideal pace
B. Dream land
C. A worthless place
D. A useless situation

“Cap it all” means:____________?

A. To cover everything
B. To seize everything
C. To finish
D. To occur
Pull your socks up:

A. To get ready
B. To finish
C. To start
D. To improve