1. Choose the word that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word “vast”: a) Limited b) Expansive c) Small d) Huge 2. In the sentence, “The teacher praised the student’s commendable effort.” What does “commendable” mean? a) Worthy of praise b) Mediocre c) Unremarkable d) Disappointing 3. Identify the correctly spelled word: a) […]
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Best One word substitution of English Language ,One who could do without writing or workmanship a) Philistine b) Dictator c) Primitive d) Hypocrite Reply: (a) Question : 2 Rundown of issues to be examined at a gathering a) 3) Time-table b) Plan c) Agenda d) Schedule Reply: (c) Question : 3 Make something less serious.
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AUTONOMY (A) Submissiveness B) Dependence C) Subordination D) Slavery ANSWER= (B) Dependence OVERT A) Deep B) Shallow C) Secret D) Unwritten ANSWER= (C) Secret ACCORD A) Solution B) Act C) Dissent D) Concord ANSWER= (C) Dissent ALIVE A) Passive B) Dead C) Asleep D) Drowry ANSWER= (B) Dead PAUCITY A) Surplus B) Scarcity C) Presence D) Richness ANSWER= (A) Surplus OPAQUE A) Misty B) Covered
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English Questions for NDA Each item in this section consists of a sentence with an underlined word followed by four words. Select the word that is most similar in meaning to the underlined word. The slump in business made Mr. Sharma Bankrupt. a) Rise b) Disease c) Fall d) Theft Parents should cultivate in their children the habit of cleanliness.
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NDA ENGLISH MOCK TEST #1 Directions (1-10): Each of the following sentences has a black space and four words are given below it. Select the word you consider most appropriate for the blank space. Q1. The mounting pressure was so over-whelming that he ultimately _________ to her wish. (a) yielded in (b) gave in (c)
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Q1-3) Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it:- Patience is better than wisdom: An ounce of patience is worth a pound of brains. All men praise patience, but few can practice it. It is a medicine that is good for all diseases, but it is not every garden that grows
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1.The salt spray has gradually ………the bridge.Spriteravaged DemolishedEroded 2.The volcanic …………was the cause of great devastation.Outburst EruptionErosionMovement 3.It was impossible to recover the victims’ bodies as the place of the accident was……… InaccessibleMarshyDistantRocky 4.In order to maintain good health one should eat a ……… dietRichSpicyBalancedSalty 5.As a result of …………..many unsuitable candidates were selected for
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Top 15 Antonyms Objective Type Questions & Answers for-Defence-Exam Question: 1 Choose the correct antonym of the given word Churlish (A) Courteous (B) Coarse (C) Modest (D) Niggardly Ans: A Courteous Question: 2 Choose the correct antonym of the given word Loved (A) Averted (B) Hated (C) Defamed (D) Distracted Ans: B Hated Question: 3
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