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SSC ? Grade ?D? Exam
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Directions (Qs. 1 to 110) : In the following questions
choose the word which is the exact OPPOSITE of the given words.
1. DEAR
(A) Priceless
(B) Free
(C) Worthless
(D) Cheap
Ans: ( D ) Cheap
2. FLAGITIOUS
(A) Innocent
(B) Vapid
(C) Ignorant
(D) Frivolous
Ans: ( A ) Innocent
3. LIABILITY
(A) Property
(B) Assets
(C) Debt
(D) Treasure
Ans: ( B ) Assets
4. VIRTUOUS
(A) Wicked
(B) Corrupt
(C) Vicious
(D) Scandalous
Ans: ( C ) Vicious
5. ENCOURAGE
(A) Dampen
(B) Disapprove
(C) Discourage
(D) Warn
Ans: ( C ) Discourage
6. MORTAL
(A) Divine
(B) Immortal
(C) Spiritual
(D) Eternal
Ans: ( B ) Immortal
7. LEND
(A) Borrow
(B) Cheat
(C) Pawn
(D) Hire
Ans: ( A ) Borrow
8. COMIC
(A) Emotional
(B) Tragic
(C) Fearful
(D) Painful
Ans: ( B ) Tragic
9. ADDITION
(A) Division
(B) Enumeration
(C) Subtraction
(D) Multiplication
Ans: ( C ) Subtraction
10. MINOR
(A) Big
(B) Major
(C) Tall
(D) Heavy
Ans: ( B ) Major
11. REPEL
(A) Attend
(B) Concentrate
(C) Continue
(D) Attract
Ans: ( D ) Attract
12. ARTIFICIAL
(A) Red
(B) Natural
(C) Truthful
(D) Solid
Ans: ( B ) Natural
13. CAPACIOUS
(A) Limited
(B) Caring
(C) Foolish
(D) Changeable
Ans: ( A ) Limited
14. PROVOCATION
(A) Vocation
(B) Pacification
(C) Peace
(D) Destruction
Ans: ( B ) Pacification
15. METICULOUS
(A) Mutual
(B) Shaggy
(C) Meretricious
(D) Slovenly
Ans: ( D ) Slovenly
16. ABLE
(A) Disable
(B) Inable
(C) Unable
(D) Misable
Ans: ( C ) Unable
17. COMFORT
(A) Uncomfort
(B) Miscomfort
(C) Discomfort
(D) None of these
Ans: ( C ) Discomfort
18. GAIN
(A) Loose
(B) Fall
(C) Lost
(D) Lose
Ans: ( D ) Lose
19. SYNTHETIC
(A) Affable
(B) Natural
(C) Plastic
(D) Cosmetic
Ans: ( B ) Natural
20. ACQUITED
(A) Freed
(B) Burdened
(C) Convicted
(D) Entrusted
Ans: ( C ) Convicted
21. STRINGENT
(A) General
(B) Vehement
(C) Lenient
(D) Magnanimous
Ans: ( C ) Lenient
22. FLIMSY
(A) Frail
(B) Filthy
(C) Firm
(D) Flippant
Ans: ( C ) Firm
23. BUSY
(A) Occupied
(B) Engrossed
(C) Relaxed
(D) Engaged
Ans: ( C ) Relaxed
24. ADAPTABLE
(A) Adoptable
(B) Flexible
(C) Yielding
(D) Rigid
Ans: ( D ) Rigid
25. LOVE
(A) Villainy
(B) Hatred
(C) Compulsion
(D) Force
Ans: ( B ) Hatred
26. BALANCE
(A) Disbalance
(B) Misbalance
(C) Debalance
(D) Imbalance
Ans: ( D ) Imbalance
27. RELINQUISH
(A) Abdicate
(B) Renounce
(C) Possess
(D) Deny
Ans: ( C ) Possess
28. MOUNTAIN
(A) Plain
(B) Plateau
(C) Precipice
(D) Valley
Ans: ( D ) Valley
29. FICKLE
(A) Courageous
(B) Sincere
(C) Steadfast
(D) Humble
Ans: ( C ) Steadfast
30. PERENNIAL
(A) Frequent
(B) Regular
(C) Lasting
(D) Rare
Ans: ( D ) Rare
31. RARELY
(A) Hardly
(B) Definitely
(C) Frequently
(D) Periodically
Ans: ( D ) Periodically
32. STARTLED
(A) Amused
(B) Relaxed
(C) Endless
(D) Astonished
Ans: ( B ) Relaxed
33. ADHERENT
(A) Detractor
(B) Enemy
(C) Alien
(D) Rival
Ans: ( B ) Enemy
34. QUIESCENT
(A) Indifferent
(B) Troublesome
(C) Weak
(D) Unconcerned
Ans: ( A ) Indifferent
35. CONDENSE
(A) Expand
(B) Distribute
(C) Interpret
(D) Lengthen
Ans: ( C ) Interpret
36. BENIGN
(A) Malevolent
(B) Soft
(C) Friendly
(D) Unwise
Ans: ( A) Malevolent
37. OBSCURE
(A) Implicit
(B) Obnoxious
(C) Explicit
(D) Pedantic
Ans: ( C ) Explicit
38. HYPOCRITICAL
(A) Gentle
(B) Sincere
(C) Amiable
(D) Dependable
Ans: ( B ) Sincere
39. EVASIVE
(A) Free
(B) Honest
(C) Liberal
(D) Frank
Ans: ( B ) Honest
40. INDUSTRIOUS
(A) Indifferent
(B) Indolent
(C) Casual
(D) Passive
Ans: ( B ) Indolent
41. EXTRICATE
(A) Manifest
(B) Palpable
(C) Release
(D) Entangle
Ans: ( D ) Entangle
42. LUCID
(A) Glory
(B) Noisy
(C) Obscure
(D) Distinct
Ans: ( C ) Obscure
43. INSIPID
(A) Tasty
(B) Stupid
(C) Discreet
(D) Feast
Ans: ( A ) Tasty
44. OBEYING
(A) Ordering
(B) Following
(C) Refusing
(D) Contradicting
Ans: ( A ) Ordering
45. VICTORIOUS
(A) Defeated
(B) Annexed
(C) Destroyed
(D) Vanquished
Ans: ( A ) Defeated
46. COMMISSIONED
(A) Started
(B) Closed
(C) Finished
(D) Terminated
Ans: ( D ) Terminated
47. VANITY
(A) Pride
(B) Humility
(C) Conceit
(D) Ostentious
Ans: ( B ) Humility
48. ZENITH
(A) Acme
(B) Top
(C) Nadir
(D) Pinnacle
Ans: ( C ) Nadir
49. TANGIBLE
(A) Ethereal
(B) Concrete
(C) Actual
(D) Solid
Ans: ( A ) Ethereal
50. REPRESS
(A) Inhibit
(B) Liberate
(C) Curb
(D) Quell
Ans: ( B ) Liberate
51. EPILOGUE
(A) Dialogue
(B) Prelude
(C) Post script
(D) Epigram
Ans: ( B ) Prelude
52. FRAUDULENT
(A) Candid
(B) Direct
(C) Forthright
(D) Genuine
Ans: ( D ) Genuine
53. LOQUACIOUS
(A) Reticent
(B) Talkative
(C) Garrulous
(D) Verbose
Ans: ( B ) Talkative
54. NIGGARDLY
(A) Frugal
(B) Thrifty
(C) Stingy
(D) Generous
Ans: ( D ) Generous
55. PERTINENT
(A) Irrational
(B) Irregular
(C) Insistent
(D) Irrelevant
Ans: ( D ) Irrelevant
56. FAINT-HEARTED
(A) Warm-hearted
(B) Full-blooded
(C) Hot-blooded
(D) Stout-hearted
Ans: ( D ) Stout-hearted
57. VIOLENT
(A) Humble
(B) Harmless
(C) Gentle
(D) Tame
Ans: ( C ) Gentle
58. STATIONARY
(A) Active
(B) Mobile
(C) Rapid
(D) Busy
Ans: ( B ) Mobile
59. HONORARY
(A) Dishonourable
(B) Reputed
(C) Paid
(D) Official
Ans: ( C ) Paid
60. COMMON
(A) Rare
(B) Small
(C) Petty
(D) Poor
Ans: ( A ) Rare
61. FRUGAL
(A) Copious
(B) Extravagant
(C) Generous
(D) Ostentatious
Ans: ( B ) Extravagant
62. MALICIOUS
(A) Kind
(B) Boastful
(C) Generous
(D) Indifferent
Ans: ( C ) Generous
63. FAMILIAR
(A) Unpleasant
(B) Dangerous
(C) Friendly
(D) Strange
Ans: ( D ) Strange
64. PRELIMINARY
(A) Final
(B) First
(C) Secondary
(D) Initial
Ans: ( A ) Final
65. DOUBTFUL
(A) Famous
(B) Certain
(C) Fixed
(D) Important
Ans: ( B ) Certain
66. REMISS
(A) Forgetful
(B) Watchful
(C) Dutiful
(D) Harmful
Ans: ( C ) Dutiful
67. INDISCREET
(A) Reliable
(B) Honest
(C) Prudent
(D) Stupid
Ans: ( C ) Prudent
68. FRESH
(A) Faulty
(B) Sluggish
(C) Disgraceful
(D) Stale
Ans: ( D ) Stale
69. ANNOY
(A) Praise
(B) Rejoice
(C) Please
(D) Reward
Ans: ( C ) Please
70. TRANSPARENT
(A) Semi-transparent
(B) Muddy
(C) Opaque
(D) Dark
Ans: ( C ) Opaque
71. REVEALED
(A) Denied
(B) Concealed
(C) Ignored
(D) Overlooked
Ans: ( B ) Concealed
72. EXTRAVAGANCE
(A) Luxury
(B) Poverty
(C) Economy
(D) Cheapness
Ans: ( C ) Economy
73. CROWDED
(A) Busy
(B) Congested
(C) Quiet
(D) Deserted
Ans: ( D ) Deserted
74. SHRINK
(A) Contract
(B) Spoil
(C) Expand
(D) Stretch
Ans: ( D ) Stretch
75. ENMITY
(A) Important
(B) Unnecessary
(C) Friendship
(D) Likeness
Ans: ( C ) Friendship
76. EXODUS
(A) Influx
(B) Home-coming
(C) Return
(D) Restoration
Ans: ( A ) Influx
77. CULPABLE
(A) Defendable
(B) Blameless
(C) Careless
(D) Irresponsible
Ans: ( A ) Defendable
78. SUBSERVIENT
(A) Aggressive
(B) Straightforward
(C) Dignified
(D) Supercilious
Ans: ( C ) Dignified
79. AWARE
(A) Uncertain
(B) Ignorant
(C) Sure
(D) Doubtful
Ans: ( B ) Ignorant
80. GRACEFUL
(A) Rough
(B) Expert
(C) Miserable
(D) Awkward
Ans: ( A ) Rough
81. AUTONOMY
(A) Slavery
(B) Subordination
(C) Dependence
(D) Submissiveness
Ans: ( C ) Dependence
82. NADIR
(A) Modernity
(B) Zenith
(C) Liberty
(D) Progress
Ans: ( B ) Zenith
83. CONCEDE
(A) Object
(B) Refuse
(C) Grant
(D) Accede
Ans: ( B ) Refuse
84. SUPPRESS
(A) Encourage
(B) Grow
(C) Praise
(D) Permit
Ans: ( B ) Grow
85. FAMOUS
(A) Disgraced
(B) Notorious
(C) Evil
(D) Popular
Ans: ( B ) Notorious
86. EXPAND
(A) Contract
(B) Condense
(C) Congest
(D) Conclude
Ans: ( B ) Condense
87. ARROGANT
(A) Polite
(B) Cowardly
(C) Meek
(D) Gentlemanly
Ans: ( A ) Polite
88. ENORMOUS
(A) Soft
(B) Average
(C) Tiny
(D) Weak
Ans: ( C ) Tiny
89. URBANE
(A) Illiterate
(B) Backward
(C) Discourteous
(D) Orthodox
Ans: ( C ) Discourteous
90. HOSTILITY
(A) Courtesy
(B) Hospitality
(C) Relationship
(D) Friendliness
Ans: ( D ) Friendliness
91. BELITTLE
(A) Praise
(B) Flatter
(C) Exaggerate
(D) Adore
Ans: ( C ) Exaggerate
92. HAPLESS
(A) Cheerful
(B) Consistent
(C) Fortunate
(D) Shapely
Ans: ( C ) Fortunate
93. HAPHAZARD
(A) Fortuitous
(B) Indifferent
(C) Deliberate
(D) Accidental
Ans: ( C ) Deliberate
94. GREGARIOUS
(A) Antisocial
(B) Glorious
(C) Horrendous
(D) Similar
Ans: ( A ) Antisocial
95. VALUABLE
(A) Invaluable
(B) Worthless
(C) Inferior
(D) Lowly
Ans: ( B ) Worthless
96. ABSOLUTE
(A) Deficient
(B) Faulty
(C) Limited
(D) Scarce
Ans: ( C ) Limited
97. CONFESS
(A) Deny
(B) Refuse
(C) Contest
(D) Contend
Ans: ( A ) Deny
98. GULLIBLE
(A) Incredulous
(B) Fickle
(C) Easy
(D) Stylish
Ans: ( A ) Incredulous
99. HIRSUTE
(A) Scaly
(B) Bald
(C) Erudite
(D) Quiet
Ans: ( B ) Bald
100. HINDRANCE
(A) Aid
(B) Persuasion
(C) Cooperation
(D) Agreement
Ans: ( A ) Aid
101. ALIEN
(A) Native
(B) Domiciled
(C) Natural
(D) Resident
Ans: ( A ) Native
102. DENSITY
(A) Rarity
(B) Intelligence
(C) Clarity
(D) Brightness
Ans: ( A ) Rarity
103. DEFIANCE
(A) Anxiety
(B) Obedience
(C) Suspicion
(D) Dismay
Ans: ( B ) Obedience
104. BASE
(A) Climax
(B) Height
(C) Top
(D) Roof
Ans: ( C ) Top
105. PATCHY
(A) Attractive
(B) Uniform
(C) Simple
(D) Clear
Ans: ( B ) Uniform
106. EQUANIMITY
(A) Resentment
(B) Dubiousness
(C) Duplicity
(D) Excitement
Ans: ( D ) Excitement
107. ESSENTIAL
(A) Extra
(B) Noughts
(C) Minors
(D) Trivial
Ans: ( A) Extra
108. IMPASSE
(A) Resurgence
(B) Breakthrough
(C) Continuation
(D) Combination
Ans: ( B ) Breakthrough
109. SACROSANCT
(A) Irreligious
(B) Unethical
(C) Irreverent
(D) Unholy
Ans: ( D ) Unholy
110. HOLLOW
(A) Filled
(B) Solid
(C) Strong
(D) Substantial
Ans: ( B ) Solid
Direction (Qs. 111 to 180) : Each sentence below consists
of a word or a phrase which is bold. It is followed by four
words or phrases. Select the word or phrase which is
closest to the OPPOSITE in meaning of the bold word or phrase.
111. The atmosphere in that desolate place looked ominous.
(A) pleasant
(B) encouraging
(C) auspicious
(D) favourable
Ans: ( C ) auspicious
112. He spoke against corruption with zeal.
(A) indifference
(B) calmness
(C) despair
(D) passiveness
Ans: ( A ) indifference
113. The story told by the teacher amused children in the class.
(A) frightened
(B) jolted
(C) astonished
(D) saddened
Ans: ( D ) saddened
114. In a literary work obscurity can be a virtue.
(A) clarity
(B) precision
(C) definiteness
(D) specificity
Ans: ( A ) clarity
115. The managing director remarked that the secretary was
an asset to the company.
(A) loss
(B) liability
(C) drag
(D) handicap
Ans: ( B ) liability
116. He is extremely intelligent but proud.
(A) dull
(B) weak
(C) ignorant
(D) simple
Ans: ( A ) dull
117. A friendly dog met us at the farmgate.
(A) helpful
(B) understanding
(C) quiet
(D) hostile
Ans: ( D ) hostile
118. In ancient India, scholars had no interest in political
power or material growth.
(A) internal
(B) spiritual
(C) psychic
(D) celestial
Ans: ( B ) spiritual
119. His short but pointed speech was applauded by all
sections of the audience.
(A) disapproved
(B) misunderstood
(C) praised
(D) welcomed
Ans: ( A ) disapproved
120. Like poverty, affluence can sometimes create its own
problems.
(A) indigence
(B) opulence
(C) sorrow
(D) exuberance
Ans: ( A ) indigence
121. Adversity teachers man to be humble and self-reliant.
(A) sincerity
(B) animosity
(C) curiosity
(D) prosperity
Ans: ( D ) prosperity
122. History abounds in instances of courage.
(A) shines
(B) lacks
(C) suffices
(D) fails
Ans: ( B ) lacks
123. He abandoned his family.
(A) supported
(B) encouraged
(C) pleased
(D) saved
Ans: ( A ) supported
124. The young leader was reluctant to shoulder the
responsibilities of the ministerial office.
(A) wanting
(B) willing
(C) anxious
(D) eager
Ans: ( B ) willing
125. Unsettled conditions in the land led to the exodus of
hundreds of its citizens.
(A) invasion
(B) entry
(C) immigration
(D) expulsion
Ans: ( C ) immigration
126. In the interest of one?s own reputation one should
avoid ostentation while entertaining friends.
(A) miserliness
(B) simplicity
(C) purity
(D) innocence
Ans: ( A ) miserliness
127. Everything about him, especially his talkative nature,
proclaims his effeminacy.
(A) aggressiveness
(B) attractiveness
(C) mealiness
(D) boorishness
Ans: ( C ) mealiness
128. The habit of squandering money should not be encouraged.
(A) discarding
(B) boarding
(C) collecting
(D) saving
Ans: ( D ) saving
129. There was something strange and morbid about the whole
house.
(A) health
(B) cheerful
(C) insipid
(D) appealing
Ans: ( B ) cheerful
130. Many people suffer setbacks in their career because of
their inherent levity.
(A) seriousness
(B) solemnity
(C) religiosity
(D) gravity
Ans: ( D ) gravity
131. This new magazine is known for its comprehensive
coverage of news.
(A) casual
(B) inadequate
(C) indifferent
(D) superficial
Ans: ( D ) superficial
132. His critics found in his overt statements some hidden
designs.
(A) converse
(B) pervert
(C) covert
(D) contrived
Ans: ( C ) covert
133. Given these constraint, we had no alternative but to
suggest an improvised solution.
(A) a complete
(B) a pre-planned
(C) a permanent
(D) a proscribed
Ans: ( B ) a pre-planned
134. Because of the economy drive, they very un-willingly
surrendered some superfluous posts.
(A) important
(B) relevant
(C) significant
(D) essential
Ans: ( B ) relevant
135. I abhor the ideas he sometimes expresses.
(A) admire
(B) respect
(C) applaud
(D) appreciate
Ans: ( A ) admire
136. You can hardly find any trace of humility in the man.
(A) pride
(B) insolence
(C) arrogance
(D) conceit
Ans: ( C ) arrogance
137. The result of the tournament gave them a sense of elation.
(A) despondency
(B) misery
(C) disappointment
(D) despair
Ans: ( D ) despair
138. It was done in a haphazard manner.
(A) planned
(B) excellent
(C) extraordinary
(D) designed
Ans: ( A ) planned
139. The officer asked the clerk to expedite the matter.
(A) postpone
(B) defer
(C) adjourn
(D) delay
Ans: ( D ) delay
140. The atmosphere in the institute he had newly joined was
congenial to research.
(A) disagreeable for
(B) inconvenient for
(C) unpleasant for
(D) unsuitable for
Ans: ( A ) disagreeable for
141. He is the most prudent person I have ever come across.
(A) shortsighted
(B) reckless
(C) inconsiderate
(D) injudicious
Ans: ( B ) reckless
142. The members thought that the task was feasible.
(A) impractical
(B) impossible
(C) difficult
(D) impracticable
Ans: ( A ) impractical
143. I was surprised at his stiff attitude.
(A) courteous
(B) flexible
(C) soft
(D) lively
Ans: ( B ) flexible
144. The General Manager is quite tactful and handles the
workers union very effectively.
(A) disciplined
(B) naive
(C) strict
(D) loose
Ans: ( B ) naive
145. His vindictive nature often came up for comment among
his friends.
(A) forgetful
(B) forgiving
(C) obedient
(D) timid
Ans: ( B ) forgiving
146. I thought about her a lot during the following months.
(A) succeeding
(B) proceeding
(C) preceding
(D) receding
Ans: ( C ) preceding
147. He was asked to accelerate the pace of work.
(A) supervise
(B) slacken
(C) control
(D) check
Ans: ( B ) slacken
148. What he tells me confirms my ideas.
(A) strengthens
(B) opposes
(C) contradicts
(D) verifies
Ans: ( C ) contradicts
149. The error in the newspaper article is accidental.
(A) intentional
(B) conventional
(C) usual
(D) permissible
Ans: ( A ) intentional
150. According to a great philosopher magnanimity in a man
implies many other qualities.
(A) enmity
(B) meanness
(C) jealousy
(D) poverty
Ans: ( B ) meanness
151. The minister gave a public speech on the controversial
subject to precipitate the matter.
(A) aggravate
(B) create
(C) defer
(D) push
Ans: ( C ) defer
152. The commission took two years to go through the massive
collection of files and documents before preparing its report.
(A) meagre
(B) heavy
(C) light
(D) short
Ans: ( A ) meagre
153. Satish?s point of view was correct but his behaviour
with his father was quite impertinent.
(A) healthy
(B) respectful
(C) inadequate
(D) smooth
Ans: ( B ) respectful
154. The chairman initiated the proceedings with a brief speech.
(A) confused
(B) closed
(C) started
(D) complicated
Ans: ( B ) closed
155. The club meets on the last Thursday of every month is a
dilapidated palace.
(A) neglected
(B) regenerated
(C) renovated
(D) furnished
Ans: ( C ) renovated
156. The inhabitants of the island were barbarians.
(A) civilised
(B) cruel
(C) uncivilised
(D) bad
Ans: ( A ) civilised
157. They had an insipid conversation.
(A) lively
(B) argumentative
(C) loud
(D) curious
Ans: ( A ) lively
158. The chairman rebuked the accounts officer for not
supervising the work of his subordinates.
(A) received
(B) awarded
(C) invited
(D) praised
Ans: ( D ) praised
159. The actor is well known both for his humility and courage.
(A) pride
(B) determination
(C) honesty
(D) gentleness
Ans: ( A ) pride
160. Feasibility of the project is under study.
(A) unsuitability
(B) cheapness
(C) impropriety
(D) impracticability
Ans: ( D ) impracticability
161. His interpretation of the poem is superficial.
(A) mysterious
(B) difficult
(C) profound
(D) mystical
Ans: ( C ) profound
162. Poet often prefer ambiguity to
(A) clarity
(B) certainty
(C) rationality
(D) perversity
Ans: ( A ) clarity
163. Many people try to resist reforms in the society.
(A) fight
(B) accept
(C) welcome
(D) repel
Ans: ( C ) welcome
164. Harish displays enthusiasm whenever he is posed with a
problem.
(A) eagerness
(B) weakness
(C) indifference
(D) softness
Ans: ( A ) eagerness
165. The moment when Jagdish got order of promotion, as
General Manager, was a memorable occasion for him and his
family.
(A) passing
(B) immemorial
(C) forgetful
(D) innocuous
Ans: ( B ) immemorial
166. The incessant noise of the boring machine made it
difficult for us to go to sleep at night.
(A) intermittent
(B) harsh
(C) soft
(D) constant
Ans: ( D ) constant
167. Dinesh could manage his family satisfactorily with his
meager income.
(A) continuous
(B) fabulous
(C) hard
(D) small
Ans: ( D ) small
168. They took note of the humility of the visiting dignitary.
(A) grandeur
(B) arrogance
(C) friendliness
(D) decency
Ans: ( B ) arrogance
169. It was universally characterized as a progressive measure.
(A) regressive
(B) obstructive
(C) retrograde
(D) abhorrent
Ans: ( A ) regressive
170. We had a delectable meal yesterday.
(A) heavy
(B) unsavoury
(C) tasty
(D) nice
Ans: ( B ) unsavoury
171. Mala was often teased as corpulent by her friends.
(A) fat
(B) belligerent
(C) garrulous
(D) gaunt
Ans: ( D ) gaunt
172. It is one of the pernicious customs prevailing in the
society.
(A) permanent
(B) beneficial
(C) parochial
(D) dangerous
Ans: ( B ) beneficial
173. Crestfallen he returned as he had never faced such
humiliation in the whole of his life.
(A) vainglorious
(B) indignant
(C) triumphant
(D) disturbed
Ans: ( C ) triumphant
174. Nothing has been organized properly and confusion seems
inevitable.
(A) inevident
(B) inefficient
(C) ineligible
(D) uncertain
Ans: ( A ) inevident
175. He is well known for coming up with impracticable
solutions.
(A) easy
(B) possible
(C) feasible
(D) alternate
Ans: ( C ) feasible
176. The leader was pragmatic in his approach to the problem
facing the country.
(A) indefinite
(B) vague
(C) idealistic
(D) optimistic
Ans: ( C ) idealistic
177. She used to disparage her neighbour every now and then.
(A) please
(B) praise
(C) belittle
(D) denigrate
Ans: ( B ) praise
178. The plantation workers were on a collision course
before the labour officer intervented.
(A) retaliatory
(B) perfunctory
(C) conciliatory
(D) circuitous
Ans: ( C ) conciliatory
179. Those whose views are progressive often meet with
formidable impediments when they begin to act.
(A) revolutionary
(B) retrograde
(C) brave
(D) outmoded
Ans: ( B ) retrograde
180. The bedroom is at the rear side of this house.
(A) unusual
(B) front
(C) upper
(D) back
Ans: ( B ) front
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