Identify the synonym of 'Brisk':
- AOption (a)
Lazy
- BOption (b)
Energetic
- COption (c)
Dull
- DOption (d)
Slow
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Lazy
Reading comprehension, vocabulary, synonyms and antonyms, idiom usage, error spotting, sentence improvement, and cloze tests.
Identify the synonym of 'Brisk':
Lazy
Energetic
Dull
Slow
Correct answer
Lazy
Identify the synonym of 'Notorious':
Famous
Unknown
Renowned
Infamous
Correct answer
Famous
Identify the antonym of "Harass":
Annoy
Comfort
Disturb
Irritate
Correct answer
Annoy
Identify the antonym of "Jovial":
Morose
Cheerful
Happy
Joyful
Correct answer
Morose
Fill in the blank with suitable preposition:
We are going ___ a vacation next week.
at
on
in
for
Correct answer
at
Fill in the blank with most appropriate tense:
If you study hard, you ___ the exam.
pass
passed
will pass
passing
Correct answer
pass
Fill in the blank with most appropriate option:
He showed great ___ in solving the puzzle.
intelligent
intelligently
intelligence
intelligibly
Correct answer
intelligent
The word "bark" can refer to a dog's sound or the outer layer of a tree. This is an example of ___.
synonym
antonym
homonym
hypernym
Correct answer
synonym
Fill in the blank with most appropriate option:
The constant hum of the machinery was ___ distracting.
Much
Mostly
Rather
almost
Correct answer
Much
Pick the correctly spelled word:
Grateful
Greatful
Gratefull
Greitful
Correct answer
Grateful
Which word is spelled correctly?
Exaggerate
Exagerate
Exagggerate
Exajerate
Correct answer
Exaggerate
Choose the correct one-word substitution for:
"Fear of being enclosed in small or confined spaces."
Agoraphobia
Acrophobia
Claustrophobia
Xenophobia
Correct answer
Agoraphobia
Choose the correct one-word substitution for:
"The killing of a whole group of people."
Fratricide
honorary
Genocide
Suicide
Correct answer
Fratricide
Choose the correct meaning of the given idiom/phrase from the options:
"Toe the line"
To win a race
To cross boundaries
To take a shortcut
To follow rules
Correct answer
To win a race
Choose the correct meaning of the given idiom/phrase from the options:
"A slap on the wrist"
A painful injury
A mild warning or light punishment
A friendly gesture
A public compliment
Correct answer
A painful injury
Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:
She insisted (1) / to pay for her meal (2) / despite our objections (3) / to the contrary(4).
She insisted (1)
to pay for her meal (2)
despite our objections (3)
to the contrary. (4)
Correct answer
She insisted (1)
Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:
He will be arrived (1) / at the airport (2) / before we reach there. (3) / Don't worry(4).
He will be arrived (1)
at the airport (2)
before we reach there. (3)
Don't worry. (4)
Correct answer
He will be arrived (1)
Arrange to form a meaningful sequence:
(1) The alarm buzzed.
(2) He turned it off.
(3) He woke up immediately.
(4) He got out of bed.
1-2-3-4
1-3-2-4
1-2-4-3
1-3-4-2
Correct answer
1-2-3-4
Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:
Of the two brothers (1) / Ramesh is more tall (2) / than Suresh (3) / by two inches (4).
Of the two brothers (1)
Ramesh is more tall (2)
than Suresh (3)
by two inches. (4)
Correct answer
Of the two brothers (1)
Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:
This is the (1) / most easiest question (2) / in the entire (3) / test paper(4).
This is the (1)
most easiest question (2)
in the entire (3)
test paper. (4)
Correct answer
This is the (1)
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