Vocabulary Test 58

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Newspapers are a very $$(1)$$ _________ source of advertisements and propaganda. Businessmen $$(2)$$ _______ their products through them and have their sales $$(3)$$ ______ up. The advertisements of $$(4)$$ ______ columns $$(5)$$ _____ the unemployed in getting jobs. The matrimonial columns help $$(6)$$ _______ young men and young women together and to get them (7)________. The sports $$(8)$$ _________ offers news and entertainment to sports lovers. In short $$(9)$$ ______ finds something or the other of his or her interest in newspapers.

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Fill in blank number (7) _________.

A
engaged

B
fixed

C
married

D
joined

Solution

The purpose of a 'matrimonial' site, as the meaning of the word suggests, is to help people get 'married' and so, the correct answer is option C) married.
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Identify the correct word from the given options, which means the following:
A person who wishes to throw over all establishments.

A
Anarchist

B
Hooligan

C
Criminal

D
Rebel

Solution

Option B - 'Hooligan' is a violent person who fights or causes damage in public places. Thus option B is incorrect.
Option C - 'Criminal' is someone who commits a crime or does something that is illegal. Thus option C is incorrect.
Option D - 'Rebel' is a person who is opposed to the political system in their country and tries to change it using force. Thus option D is incorrect.
Option A - 'Anarchist' is someone who wishes to destroy the existing establishments, government and laws. Thus option A is the correct answer.
'A person who wishes to throw over all establishments - Anarchist'
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Identify the correct word from the given options, which means the following:

A place where animals are kept

A
Zoo

B
Aviary

C
Museum

D
Sanitorium

Solution

Option B - 'Aviary' is a large cage where birds are kept as pets. Thus option B is incorrect.
Option C - 'Museum' is a building where objects of historical, scientific, or artistic interests are kept. Thus option C is incorrect.
Option D - 'Sanitorium' is a special type of hospital, usually in the countryside, where people can have treatment and rest, especially when getting better after a long illness. Thus option D is incorrect.
Option A - 'Zoo' is an area where animals, especially wild animals are kept. Thus option A is the correct answer.
'A place where animals are kept - Zoo'
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Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank from the given alternatives.

Houses are very ________ in this area.

A
Expense

B
Expenditure

C
Expensive

D
Expendable

Solution

Expense is the cost incurred or required for something.
Expenditure is the act of spending funds, money or resources.
Expensive means something that costs a lot of money.
Expendable means of relatively little significance and something which can be abandoned or destroyed easily. In the context of the given sentence, the best answer is option C) expensive.
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Complete the sentence by picking the best idiom from the options given below.

He knocked from ______ for help.

A
Doors to door

B
Door to door

C
Doors to doors

D
Door to doors

Solution

From the options given, option B) door to door is an idiom which means 'to move from one door to another or one house to another.' The other options are not idioms and cannot be used in the given sentence.
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Select the meaning of the given phrase/idiom.

All that glitters is not gold

A
Not everything that is shiny and superficially attractive is valuable

B
Things may be as good as they appear to be

C
Valuable things and ornaments should be shiny

D
Everything is precious in this world and should not be taken for granted

Solution

The given phrase means 'Not everything that appears to be valuable actually is'.
Option A is correct. It has the same meaning as the required one. Thus, it is the correct answer
Options B, C and D are incorrect. They do not have the required meaning.
Question 7
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Select the correct meaning of the phrase/idiom:

Look forward to something

A
To walk ahead into a room

B
To look for something that is going to happen

C
To feel excited about something that is going to happen

D
To get a reward for doing something

Solution

The given phrase means 'to excitedly expect something'.
Option C is correct. 'Excitedly expect' means 'feel excited about something that's going to happen'. Thus, it is the correct meaning for the given phrase.
Options A, B and D are incorrect. They do not have the required meaning.
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Choose the exact meaning of the idiom/phrase:

To smell a rat

A
Bad smell

B
To misunderstand

C
To suspect treachery

D
To see a hidden meaning

Solution

The given phrase means 'To sense that someone is trying to betray you'.
Option C is correct. 'Treachery' means 'betrayal'. Thus, it has the required meaning and thus, it is the correct answer.
Options A, B and D are incorrect. They do not have the required meaning.
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Choose the correct meaning of the given idiom/phrase:
Take ill

A
To disagree

B
To feel good

C
To become sick

D
To become angry

Solution

The given phrase means 'become ill'.
Option C is correct. 'to become sick' means the same as 'become ill'. Thus, it has the required meaning and is the correct answer.
Options A, B and D are incorrect. They do not have the required meaning.
Question 10
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Choose the appropiate synonym for the given word:

Refund

A
Deduct

B
Receive

C
Distribute

D
Give

E
Reimburse

Solution

1.Refund means repayment of some of money, if unsatisfied with the product or services. Option E reimburse is correct. Reimburse means to pay back money to someone who spent or lost it. E.g. The school will refund the fee in case a student leaves the school. 2.Deduct means to take away a part from the total amount. E.g. The company gave the salary to the employees after tax deduction. 3. Receive means to get/to be presented with something not specifically money. E.g. Rita received gold medal for her bright achievement. 4.Distribute means to give a share or divide something among several people. E.g. Teacher distributed toffees among children. 5.Give means to offer/provide/to yield.

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Vocabulary Test 58

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Question 1

engaged

fixed

married

joined

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Question 2

Anarchist

Hooligan

Criminal

Rebel

Solution

Question 3

Zoo

Aviary

Museum

Sanitorium

Solution

Question 4

Expense

Expenditure

Expensive

Expendable

Solution

Question 5

Doors to door

Door to door

Doors to doors

Door to doors

Solution

Question 6

Not everything that is shiny and superficially attractive is valuable

Things may be as good as they appear to be

Valuable things and ornaments should be shiny

Everything is precious in this world and should not be taken for granted

Solution

Question 7

To walk ahead into a room

To look for something that is going to happen

To feel excited about something that is going to happen

To get a reward for doing something

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Question 8

Bad smell

To misunderstand

To suspect treachery

To see a hidden meaning

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Question 9

To disagree

To feel good

To become sick

To become angry

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Question 10

Deduct

Receive

Distribute

Give

Reimburse

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