

McqMate
These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Uncategorized topics .
Chapters
251. |
Put a proper word. The cat jumped………. the table. |
A. | over |
B. | above |
C. | on |
D. | upon |
Answer» D. upon |
252. |
Opposite of ‘Stale’ in meaning is …… |
A. | Fresh |
B. | Old |
C. | Steal |
D. | Stalk |
Answer» A. Fresh |
253. |
“……. feels thirsty? ” “Jiya.” |
A. | Who |
B. | Whose |
C. | Which |
D. | Where |
Answer» A. Who |
254. |
I put …….my hat when I come home. |
A. | to |
B. | with |
C. | up |
D. | off |
Answer» D. off |
255. |
Why …..going to the party? |
A. | didn’t David |
B. | isn’t David |
C. | David not |
D. | David isn’t |
Answer» B. isn’t David |
256. |
Follow the principle, “Do it………. .” |
A. | himself |
B. | yourself |
C. | themselves |
D. | my self |
Answer» B. yourself |
257. |
………… did the family members go yesterday? |
A. | Why |
B. | where |
C. | When |
D. | Whose |
Answer» B. where |
258. |
Choose the correct pronoun for underlined part. The farmers are going to their farms. |
A. | Them |
B. | We |
C. | They |
D. | You |
Answer» C. They |
259. |
…….. a telephone call, the driver turned up for extra duty. |
A. | having got |
B. | being got |
C. | having been got |
D. | had got |
Answer» A. having got |
260. |
Select the correct full form of: ‘CV’ (Used for one’s professional bio-data) |
A. | Curriculum vitae |
B. | Curriculum vision |
C. | Company vitae |
D. | Company vision |
Answer» A. Curriculum vitae |
261. |
You…… permission of your parents before taking this important decision. |
A. | should have taked |
B. | should have taken |
C. | should took |
D. | should have took |
Answer» B. should have taken |
262. |
The ancient Indians were clever and generous.- make exclamatory. |
A. | How clever and generous were the ancient Indians! |
B. | How clever and generous the ancient Indians were! |
C. | How clever ancient Indians were clever and generous! |
D. | what a clever and generous the ancient Indi |
Answer» A. How clever and generous were the ancient Indians! |
263. |
Choose the word with correct spelling. |
A. | Recomendation |
B. | Recommendation |
C. | Reccomendation |
D. | Reccommendation |
Answer» B. Recommendation |
264. |
The dog is playing with………. tail. |
A. | it |
B. | his |
C. | her |
D. | its |
Answer» D. its |
265. |
Mr. Bajpai spoke in…….. a way that all were surprised. |
A. | the same |
B. | which |
C. | such |
D. | none |
Answer» C. such |
266. |
Give the meaning of the idiom “break out”. |
A. | To break down |
B. | The break failure |
C. | To cut down |
D. | To err up suddenly |
Answer» D. To err up suddenly |
267. |
The husband and wife stood………. each other as they shook hands with the guests. |
A. | beside |
B. | with |
C. | at |
D. | besides |
Answer» A. beside |
268. |
Do you think David Beckham is….. English football player? |
A. | best |
B. | as best |
C. | better |
D. | the best |
Answer» D. the best |
269. |
Find out ‘Adverb’ from the following options. |
A. | good |
B. | honestly |
C. | other |
D. | people |
Answer» B. honestly |
270. |
Would you…… the window? |
A. | close |
B. | to close |
C. | closed |
D. | closing |
Answer» A. close |
271. |
……..sun shines very brightly in summer. |
A. | An |
B. | A |
C. | The |
D. | That |
Answer» C. The |
272. |
remote |
A. | automatic |
B. | distant |
C. | savage |
D. | mean |
Answer» B. distant | |
Explanation: remote means faraway, or distant |
273. |
detest |
A. | argue |
B. | hate |
C. | discover |
D. | reveal |
Answer» B. hate | |
Explanation: to detest means to feel intense or violent dislike, or to hate |
274. |
gracious |
A. | pretty |
B. | clever |
C. | pleasant |
D. | present |
Answer» C. pleasant | |
Explanation: gracious means to be pleasant or considerate in social interactions |
275. |
predict |
A. | foretell |
B. | decide |
C. | prevent |
D. | discover |
Answer» A. foretell | |
Explanation: to predict means to declare in advance or to foretell |
276. |
kin |
A. | exult |
B. | twist |
C. | friend |
D. | relative |
Answer» D. relative | |
Explanation: kin means people with common ancestors, or relatives |
277. |
pensive |
A. | oppressed |
B. | caged |
C. | thoughtful |
D. | happy |
Answer» C. thoughtful | |
Explanation: pensive means moodily or dreamily thoughtful |
278. |
banish |
A. | exile |
B. | hate |
C. | fade |
D. | clean |
Answer» A. exile | |
Explanation: to banish means to drive out from home or country, or to exile |
279. |
fraud |
A. | malcontent |
B. | argument |
C. | imposter |
D. | clown |
Answer» C. imposter | |
Explanation: a fraud is someone who is not what he or she pretends to be, or an imposter |
280. |
saccharine |
A. | leave |
B. | sweet |
C. | arid |
D. | quit |
Answer» B. sweet | |
Explanation: saccharine means overly sweet |
281. |
drag |
A. | sleepy |
B. | crush |
C. | proud |
D. | pull |
Answer» D. pull | |
Explanation: to drag is to pull, or to cause movement in a direction with applied force |
282. |
jovial |
A. | incredulous |
B. | merry |
C. | revolting |
D. | dizzy |
Answer» B. merry | |
Explanation: jovial means good humored or merry |
283. |
indifferent |
A. | neutral |
B. | unkind |
C. | precious |
D. | mean |
Answer» A. neutral | |
Explanation: to be indifferent is to be marked by impartiality or to be neutral |
284. |
simulate |
A. | excite |
B. | imitate |
C. | trick |
D. | apelike |
Answer» B. imitate | |
Explanation: to simulate is to assume the outward appearance of, or to imitate |
285. |
charisma |
A. | ghost |
B. | force |
C. | charm |
D. | courage |
Answer» C. charm | |
Explanation: charisma is magnetic charm or appeal |
286. |
apportion |
A. | divide |
B. | decide |
C. | cut |
D. | squabble |
Answer» A. divide | |
Explanation: to apportion is to divide and share out |
287. |
generic |
A. | general |
B. | cheap |
C. | fresh |
D. | elderly |
Answer» A. general | |
Explanation: generic means having the characteristic of a whole group, or general |
288. |
qualm |
A. | distress |
B. | impunity |
C. | persevere |
D. | scruple |
Answer» D. scruple | |
Explanation: a qualm is a feeling of uneasiness about a moral issue, or a scruple |
289. |
wary |
A. | calm |
B. | curved |
C. | confused |
D. | cautious |
Answer» D. cautious | |
Explanation: wary means to be attentive especially to danger, or to be cautious |
290. |
distort |
A. | wrong |
B. | evil |
C. | deform |
D. | harm |
Answer» C. deform | |
Explanation: to distort means to twist out of a normal state, or to deform |
291. |
sumptuous |
A. | delirious |
B. | gorgeous |
C. | perilous |
D. | luxurious |
Answer» D. luxurious | |
Explanation: sumptuous means excessively costly, rich, or luxurious |
292. |
reel |
A. | whirl |
B. | fish |
C. | hit |
D. | mistake |
Answer» A. whirl | |
Explanation: one meaning of reel is to move round and round, or to whirl |
293. |
inscrutable |
A. | difficult |
B. | mysterious |
C. | inflexible |
D. | wary |
Answer» B. mysterious | |
Explanation: inscrutable means not easily interpreted or understood, or mysterious |
294. |
appall |
A. | delirious |
B. | covered |
C. | dismay |
D. | confuse |
Answer» C. dismay | |
Explanation: to appall is to overcome with shock, or to dismay |
295. |
upright |
A. | honorable |
B. | horizontal |
C. | humble |
D. | supine |
Answer» A. honorable | |
Explanation: upright can mean either honorable or vertical; horizontal and supine are both antonyms of upright |
296. |
reverie |
A. | palimpsest |
B. | phantom |
C. | daydream |
D. | curio |
Answer» C. daydream | |
Explanation: a reverie means the state of being lost in thought, or a daydream |
297. |
loot |
A. | destruction |
B. | waste |
C. | spoils |
D. | cavort |
Answer» C. spoils | |
Explanation: loot means goods seized in war, or spoils |
298. |
loquacious |
A. | talkative |
B. | thirsty |
C. | beautiful |
D. | complicated |
Answer» A. talkative | |
Explanation: loquacious means excessively talkative, or garrulous |
299. |
chimera |
A. | chimney |
B. | protest |
C. | illusion |
D. | panache |
Answer» C. illusion | |
Explanation: a chimera is a fabrication of the mind, or an illusion |
300. |
temerity |
A. | audacity |
B. | fearfulness |
C. | shyness |
D. | stupidity |
Answer» A. audacity | |
Explanation: temerity means unreasonable contempt for danger or recklessness, or audacity |
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