Vocab Mind Power (Set – 22) | Boost Your English Skills

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Test your vocabulary and grammar skills with our carefully curated questions designed for competitive exam aspirants. Perfect for WBCS, CGL/CHSL/MTS & WBP/KP Constable, and more!

1. What is the most appropriate Synonym for the word “Fluctuating”?

(A) change

(B) steady

(C) sable

(D) static

Ans. (A)

Explanation:  

Fluctuating

Definition: rise and fall irregularly in number or amount.

Synonyms: vary, differ, shift, change, alter, waver, swing, oscillate, alternate, rise and fall, go up and down

Antonyms: sable, static, steady.

Usage: trade with other countries tends to fluctuate from year to year

 

2. Choose the most appropriate synonym for the word “Synergy”?

(A) team effort.

(B) discord

(C) divorce

(D) separation

Ans. (A)

Explanation: –

Synergy

Definition: the interaction or cooperation of two or more organizations, substances, or other agents to produce a combined effect greater than the sum of their separate effects.

Synonyms: team work, harmony, union, team effort.

Antonyms: discord, divorce, separation.

Usage: the synergy between artist and record company

 

3. Which of the following is the most appropriate antonym of the word “Amassed”?

(A) collect

(B) gather

(C) assemble

(D) dissipate

Ans. (D)

Explanation: –

Amassed

Definition: gather together or accumulate (a large amount or number of material or things) over a period of time.

Synonyms: gather, collect, assemble

Antonyms: dissipate

Usage: he amassed a fortune estimated at close to a million pounds

 

4. Choose the correct antonym for the word “Stature”-

(A) Celebrity

(B) Reputation

(C) Renown

(D) Impotence

Ans. (D)

Explanation: –

Stature (

Definition: Importance or reputation gained by ability or achievement.

Synonyms: Reputation, Celebrity, Renown and Acclaim

Antonyms: Impotence, Inability and Inadequacy

Usage: An architect of international stature

 

Direction (05-06): – Choose the most relevant one word: –

5. The shelter of an Arab-

(A) Dower

(B) Dowry

(C) Layette

(D) Portion

Ans. (A)

Explanation: –

The shelter of an Arab- Dower

 

6. The place frequented for the reasons of pleasure or health-

(A) Resort

(B) Change

(C) Commute

(D) Switch

Ans. (A)

Explanation: –

The place frequented for the reasons of pleasure or health- Resort

 

Direction (07-08): Choose the correctly spelt word: –

7.            (A) Betrrothed

                (B) Bitrothed

                (C) Betrotred

                (D) Betrothed

Ans. (D)

Explanation: –

(D) Betrothed 

 

8.            (A) Convelescent

                (B) Convalesent

                (C) Convalecent

                (D) Convalescent

Ans. (D)

Explanation: –

(D) Convalescent 

 

Direction (9-10): Choose the most appropriate Idioms: –

9. She did not let her grief pour out when her father passed away. It’s not good for her to ___________his feelings.

(A) cork up

(B) stop up

(C) damping up

(D) plug up

Ans. (A)

Explanation: –

Cork up something

Meaning – Failing to express your emotions.

Example – She did not let her grief pour out when her father passed away. It’s not good for her to cork up his feelings.

 

10. Joe had worked for 10 years with all his loyalty for his company. He was ______when his boss held him responsible for the theft.

(A) cutting  to the quick

(B) cut to the quick

(C) cutting  quickly

(D) cut to the prompt

Ans. (B)

Explanation: –               

Cut to the quick

Meaning – Hurting someone deeply or offending them.

Example – Joe had worked for 10 years with all his loyalty for his company. He was cut to the quick when his boss held him responsible for the theft.

 

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