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Question 1
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Select the word that is misspelled.

A
decieve

B
relieve

C
believe

D
belief

Solution

Option A is the correct answer because “deceive” is the correct spelling and decieve is incorrect, it means to make someone believe something wrong or incorrect by cheating.
Option B is incorrect because “relieve” is spelled correctly. It means to reduce or decrease something, or to get rid of.
Option C is incorrect because “believe” is spelled correctly, it means to accept a fact.
Option D is incorrect because “belief” is spelled correctly correctly, it means to believe.
Question 2
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Select the word that is misspelt.

A
intrude

B
mockery

C
moderater

D
phenomenon

Solution

Option C is the correct answer because “moderator” is the correct spelling of the word that means someone who mediated between two parties.
Option A is incorrect because “intrude” is spelled correctly, it means to deliberately enter when not allowed.
Option B is incorrect because “mockery” is spelled correctly, means the act of mocking.
Option D is incorrect because “phenomenon” is spelled correctly, it means a fact or situation that is observed to exist or happen
Question 3
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Choose the correct word to fill the blank. Two words at A and B are provided for choice. If either of the words can be chosen, choose C and if none of the words can be chosen, then choose D as your choice:
The ________ has gone to attend the meeting.

A
Principle

B
Principal

C
Any one of these

D
None of these

Solution

Homophones are words that have the same or similar pronunciations, but different meanings. 'Principle' and 'principal' are homophones.
Options A and B: 'Principal' is a head or director of a school or college.
'Principle' is an accepted or professed rule of action.
'Principal' is more relevant to the given sentence, as it completes it in meaning: a person going for a meeting.
Hence option B is correct and A is incorrect.
Options C and D are incorrect for the same: C cannot be correct because A is incorrect, and D cannot be correct because B is correct.
Question 4
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Choose the correct word to fill the blank. Two words at A and B are provided for choice. If either of the words can be chosen, choose C and if none of the words can be chosen, then choose D as your choice.
________ makes a man perfect.

A
Practice

B
Practise

C
Any one of these

D
None of these

Solution

The correct answer is Option A.
PRACTICE means the act of using, exercising or applying of any knowledge or skills.
PRACTICE is a noun and PRACTISE is a verb. PRACTISE is performing the act.
In the given sentence, the noun form of the word will be used because no action is taking place.
Thus Option A is the correct answer.
Question 5
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Select the word that is misspelt.

A
amateur

B
antagonism

C
anticipeted

D
bureaucracy

Solution

Option C is the correct answe because “ANTICIPATED “ is the correct spelling of the word that means an anticipation (prediction) has been made.
Option A is incorrect because “amateur” is spelled correctly, means a beginner at something.
Option B is incorrect because “antagonism” is spelled correctly, means the act of being or acting against something.
Option D is incorrect because “bureaucracy” is spelled correctly, is related to decisions made as a government .
Question 6
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Choose the correct word to fill the blank. Two words at A and B are provided for choice. If either of the words can be chosen, choose C and if none of the words can be chosen, then choose D as your choice:
The bird had a _______ of bread with its beak.

A
Piece

B
Peace

C
Any one of these

D
None of these

Solution

Homophones are words that have the same or similar pronunciations, but different meanings. 'Piece' and 'peace' are homophones.
Options A and B: 'Piece' is a separate or limited portion or quantity of something.
'Peace' on the other hand, is a state of mutual harmony between two people or nations.
'Piece' is more relevant to the given sentence, as it completes it in meaning: the sentence refers to a small portion of bread. Hence option A is correct and B is incorrect.
Options C and D are incorrect for the same: C cannot be correct because B is incorrect, and D cannot be correct because A is correct.
Question 7
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Identify the meaning of following phrasal verb:
Carry on

A
Continue

B
Load

C
Bring

D
Upload

Solution

'Continue' means to take something forward without interruption;
'Load' means to put something on;
'Bring' means to get something;
'Upload' means to put up something;

'Carry on' means -- Continue
Question 8
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Identify the meaning of following idiom:
Pull someone's leg

A
To tease somebody

B
To throw somebody out

C
To trip a person purposely

D
To stretch someone's leg

Solution

'To tease somebody' means to make fun of somebody
'To throw somebody out' means to physically pick up and throw some body out / to tell somebody to go out angrily;
'To trip a person purposely' means to insult or trouble some one purposely;
'To stretch someone's leg' means to move around after sitting in one place for a long time in order to relax ;

Pull someone's leg' means to tease someone
Question 9
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Select the word which means the opposite of the given word.
Unique

A
Special

B
Uncommon

C
Well-to -do

D
Common

Solution

Unique means one of a kind. Option A, special, means different from the usual, option B, uncommon holds the meaning of out of the ordinary; unusual. The meaning of option C, well-to-do is prosperous and wealthy. Option D, common, means prevalent; occurring or found often. Therefore, the opposite of unique would be common, i.e., option D. For example,
Black diamond is unique.
Black diamond is not common.
Question 10
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Fill in the blank with the most suitable option:

It began to ________ as I reached my office.

A
Reign

B
Rain

C
Any one of these

D
None of these

Solution

Homophones are words that have the same or similar pronunciations, but different meanings. 'Reign' and 'Reign' are homophones.
Options A and B: 'Rain' is the water that falls from the sky, due to a process of evaporation and condensation.
'Reign', on the other hand, is the period through which a sovereign (ruler) occupies the throne.
'Rain' is more relevant to the given sentence, as it completes it in meaning.
Hence option B is correct and A is incorrect.
Options C and D are incorrect for the same: C cannot be correct because A is incorrect, and D cannot be correct because B is correct.

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Question 1

decieve

relieve

believe

belief

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Question 2

intrude

mockery

moderater

phenomenon

Solution

Question 3

Principle

Principal

Any one of these

None of these

Solution

Question 4

Practice

Practise

Any one of these

None of these

Solution

Question 5

amateur

antagonism

anticipeted

bureaucracy

Solution

Question 6

Piece

Peace

Any one of these

None of these

Solution

Question 7

Continue

Load

Bring

Upload

Solution

Question 8

To tease somebody

To throw somebody out

To trip a person purposely

To stretch someone's leg

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Question 9

Special

Uncommon

Well-to -do

Common

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Question 10

Reign

Rain

Any one of these

None of these

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