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MCQs: Choose the correct word to fill in the blank.
The rich and the famous are often seen involved in ………..
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MCQs: Which of the following is rightly spelt.
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MCQs: In the question below some part of the sentence has been left blank. Select the option, which completes the sentence properly taking care of syntax, semantics and meaning.
The dictionary defines patience as the capacity to accept or tolerate delay, trouble or suffering……………
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MCQs: In the question below some part of the sentence has been left blank. Select the option, which completes the sentence properly taking care of syntax, semantics and meaning.
I did not like what I wore but I did not much care, for I was always of the opinion that …………….
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MCQs: Select the most appropriate word/phrase/idiom from the options below.
In every profession, some words are used that are specific to the profession and would confuse a layman. We are looking for a technical writer who can eliminate the ……….. while composing manuals and yet, keep the tone of the content professional.
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MCQs: Select the most appropriate word/phrase/idiom from the options below.
Contrary to what many devotees would like to believe, researchers have found the water of the holy river……….. harmful micro-organisms.
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MCQs: Following is a set of four sentences. Choose the sentence which is most appropriate – grammatically, semantically and logically.
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MCQs: Following is a set of four sentences. Choose the sentence which is most appropriate - grammatically, semantically and logically.
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MCQs: A situation is provided below, followed by a idiom or proverb. Choose the one which fits the situation best.
If you repay injustice with injustice, it will only make matters worse.
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MCQs: A situation is provided below, followed by a idiom or proverb. Choose the one which fits the situation best.
Bad things may happen. So be prepared but have a positive attitude as well.
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MCQs: Some parts of the sentence in the passage below are left blank. Fill them with the best alternative.
It's easier than ever to ……(1)…., to hear what your customers say about you, to read what your friends are ….(2)… , to …(3)…….
1. a) listen
b) listen
c) hear in
d) listen in
2. a) pinging
b) sending
c) sticking
d) posting
3. a) monitor
b) eavesdrop
c) overhear
d) intrude
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MCQs: In the question below, a part of the sentence has been underlined. Replace the underlined part with the most appropriate choice from the four options provided below. In case no improvement is required, choose the option d.) no improvement required.
With the election of Jeremy Corbyn, a longtime socialist with commitment to reversing centrist policies, the Labour Party is in the hands of the hard left for the first time in decades.
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MCQs: In the question below, a part of the sentence has been underlined. Replace the underlined part with the most appropriate choice from the four options provided below. In case no improvement is required, choose the option d.) no improvement required.
With the announcement of the election schedule for the Bihar Assembly polls, the Grand Old Party wants to put all the leading lights of the grand alliance on a common platform send hereto a message of unity.
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MCQs: In the question below choose the alternative that best substitutes the underlined expression.
He leaned forward to have a look at the array of baked goods that impressed by their sheer variety and huge quantity.
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MCQs: In the question below choose the alternative that best substitutes the underlined expression.
If you look, you will find a hole in the side of every ship that allows water to drain from the deck.
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MCQs: In the following questions, a sentence is broken up into parts. One of the parts may have an error. You are required to identify the part containing the error. If there is no error, choose “none of the above” as your answer.
If you would have called /as promised /I would have blocked a seat for you.
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MCQs: In the following questions, a sentence is broken up into parts. One of the parts may have an error. You are required to identify the part containing the error. If there is no error, choose “none of the above” as your answer.
It is time you visit your barber.
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MCQs: Choose the word closest in meaning to the given word
Corruptible
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MCQs: Choose the word closest in meaning to the given word
Derail
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MCQs: Choose the word most nearly opposite in meaning to the given word
Daunt
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