Vocabulary Test 22

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Vocabulary Test 22

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Question 1
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Select the opposite of the given words:
Guilty

A
Accountable

B
Countable

C
Innocent

D
Punishable

Solution

The word, 'guilty' is an adjective which means 'deserving blame/ responsible for a specified wrongdoing'. The word, 'innocent' is an adjective which means 'not guilty of a crime or offense'. As the two words have opposite meanings, they are antonyms and option C, 'innocent' is the correct answer.
The word, 'accountable' is an adjective which means 'responsible/required or expected to justify actions or decisions'.
The word, 'countable' is an adjective which means 'able to be counted'.
The word, 'punishable' is an adjective which means 'subject to a judicial punishment'.
As the above three words do not mean the opposite of the word 'guilty', options A, B and D are incorrect.
Question 2
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Select the most appropriate antonym of the given word:
Solitary

A
Noisy

B
Quiet

C
Crowded

D
None of these

Solution

'Solitary' is an adjective which means 'lonely, single or friendless'. Option C -'Crowded' is an adjective which means 'full of people', which is opposite of the meaning of the given word 'Solitary'.
On the other hand, Option A - 'Noisy' is an adjective which means 'loud, reverberating, harsh sound', Option B - 'Quiet' is an adjective which means 'silent, still or noiseless', none of which conveys opposite meaning as of the given word.
Therefore, The antonym (opposite) of 'Solitary' is : Option C - 'Crowded'.
Question 3
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Select the option with the incorrect spelling.

A
Courteous

B
Conssciousness

C
Criticise

D
Courtesy

Solution

The words 'courteous', 'criticise' and 'courtesy' are spelt correctly. Hence, option A, C and D are not correct.
The word in option B is spelt incorrectly. The correct spelling is 'consciousness'. Hence, option B is the correct answer.
Question 4
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Select the opposite of the given word:
Timid

A
Thirsty

B
Sharp

C
Courageous

D
Broad-minded

Solution

The word, 'timid' means 'showing a lack of courage or confidence'. It also means 'easily frightened'. It is the opposite of the word 'courageous', which means 'brave'. Hence, option C is the correct answer.
The word, 'thirsty' means 'feeling a need to drink'. The word, 'sharp' means 'sharp-ended'. It also means 'fierce or intense'. The word, 'broad-minded' means 'tolerant or liberal in one's views and reactions'.
As the above three words do not mean the opposite of the word 'timid', options A, B and D are incorrect.
Question 5
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Select the opposite of the given word:
Severe

A
Harsh

B
Mild

C
Strict

D
Relentless

Solution

The word, 'severe' means 'very great; intense'. It is the opposite of the word, 'mild' which means 'not severe'. Hence, option B is correct.
The word, 'harsh' means 'cruel or severe'. The word, 'strict' means 'demanding that rules concerning behaviour are obeyed and observed'. It also means the same as 'severe'. The word, 'relentless' means 'unceasingly intense'. It also 'harsh/ inflexible'. As all these three words mean almost the same as the word, 'severe', options A, C and D are incorrect.
Question 6
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Select the most appropriate synonym for the word given below:
Marvellous

A
Wonderful

B
Attractive

C
Ordinary

D
Destructive

Solution

'Marvellous' is an adjective which means 'Remarkable, Amazing or Spectacular'. Option A - 'Wonderful' is an adjective which means 'Delightful, Magnificent', which is similar to the meaning of the given word 'Marvellous'.
On the other hand, Option B - 'Attractive' is an adjective which means 'Good-looking, Pretty or Handsome', Option C - 'Ordinary' is an adjective which means 'Common, Usual or Standard', Option D - 'Destructive' is an adjective which means 'Devastating' Ruinous, Damaging', none of which convey similar meaning as of the given word.
Therefore, the most appropriate synonym of the given word 'Marvellous' is: Option A - Wonderful.
Question 7
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Select the correct antonym of the given word:
Humiliating

A
Popular

B
Glorious

C
Famous

D
Obedient

Solution

'Humiliating' is an adjective which means 'making someone feel ashamed or injuring someone's dignity';
Option B - 'Glorious' is an adjective which means 'magnificent, sublime, impressive, honoured', which is the opposite of the given word 'Humiliating'.

Whereas none of the other options convey the opposite of the given word. Option A - 'Popular' is an adjective which means 'in demand, sought-after, famous', Option C - 'Famous' is an adjective which means 'in demand, popular', Option D - 'Obedient' is an adjective which means 'dutiful, law-abiding'.

Therefore, the antonym of 'Humiliating' is B - 'Glorious'.
Question 8
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Select the most appropriate synonym for the word given below:
Dynamic

A
Lethargic

B
Apathetic

C
Flabby

D
Active

Solution

'Dynamic' is an adjective which means 'Energetic, Vigorous, Powerful or Active'. Option D - 'Active' is an adjective which means 'Energetic, Vigorous, Tireless or Dynamic', which is similar to the meaning of the given word 'Dynamite'.
On the other hand, Option A - 'Lethargic' is an adjective which means 'Sluggish, Dull, Inactive or Lazy', Option B - 'Apathetic' is an adjective which means 'Indifferent, Emotionless, Uncaring or Lethargic', Option C - 'Flabby' is an adjective which means 'Plump, Over-weight or Chubby' none of which convey similar meanings as of the given word.
Therefore, the most appropriate synonym of the given word 'Dynamic' is : D - Active.
Question 9
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Select the option with the incorrect spelling:

A
Accept

B
Access

C
Except

D
Exxcess

Solution

'Accept' means 'consent to receive or undertake something, which is offered'. 'Access' means 'the means or opportunity to approach or enter a place'. 'Except' means 'not including'. It also means 'other than'. All these three words are spelt correctly. Hence, options A, B and C are not the correct answers.
'Excess' refers to 'an amount of something that is more than necessary, permitted, or desirable'. This word is misspelt in option D as 'exxcess'. Hence, this is the option with the incorrect spelling.
Question 10
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Select the most appropriate antonym of the given word:
Accord

A
Solution

B
Act

C
Dissent

D
Concord

Solution

'Accord' as an adjective means 'to be harmonious/consistent with someone' and as a noun means 'an official agreement or treaty';

Option A - 'Solution' is a noun which means 'way of solving a problem'; Option B - 'Act' as a noun means 'a deed' and as a verb means 'to take action'.; Option D - 'Concord' is a noun which means 'agreement between two people', None of these words mean opposite of the given word 'Accord' whereas Option C - 'Dissent' as a noun means 'disagreement, dispute or argument' and as a verb means 'to hold a different opinion from what is commonly believed'.
Therefore, the antonym of 'Accord' is C -'Dissent'.

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Question 1

Accountable

Countable

Innocent

Punishable

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Question 2

Noisy

Quiet

Crowded

None of these

Solution

Question 3

Courteous

Conssciousness

Criticise

Courtesy

Solution

Question 4

Thirsty

Sharp

Courageous

Broad-minded

Solution

Question 5

Harsh

Mild

Strict

Relentless

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Question 6

Wonderful

Attractive

Ordinary

Destructive

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Question 7

Popular

Glorious

Famous

Obedient

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Question 8

Lethargic

Apathetic

Flabby

Active

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Question 9

Accept

Access

Except

Exxcess

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Question 10

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Act

Dissent

Concord

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