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    Choose the word(s) which has the same meaning and can be used in the same context as the italicized word/phrase in both the given sentences.
    I. Sam's ready wit often got him out of tight spots.
    II. The task they did was so different that the difference was apparent.
    Solution
    The most apt word that has same meaning as the italicized word in both sentences is Option A, 'Sharp'. Sharp is used for a person who is intelligent or quick to notice things. It also means clear to understand. The context of sentence I is that Sam is very sharp so he is able to get out of tight spots often. Sentence II means that the difference between the two tasks was quite clear. Option B, 'clear' means understandable. Option C 'intelligible'  also means  understandable. Option D 'visible' means able to be seen. Thus, B, C and D are incorrect options and correct answer is option A, 'sharp'.
  • Question 2
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    Choose the word(s) which has the same meaning and can be used in the same context as the italicized word/phrase in both the given sentences.
    I. I couldn't refuse to accept his proposal.
    II. Our country is witnessing a steady fall in the moral standards of political leaders.
    Solution
    The word that means the same as the italicized word in both the sentences is option D 'decline'. The decline means politely refuse. It also means a gradual reduction in strength, numbers or quality. The sentence I means that he couldn't decline to accept his proposal. Sentence II means that country is witnessing a decrease in the moral standards of political leaders. Option A 'retrograde' means moving backward. Option B 'refute' means prove to be wrong. Option C 'droop' means to bend or sag. Thus, the best fit for both the sentences is option D, decline and other options A, B and C are incorrect.
  • Question 3
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    Choose the word(s) which has the same meaning and can be used in the same context as the italicized word/phrase in both the given sentences.
    I. The issue was finally settled though with great difficulty.
    II. Working women are given definite advantages over the men in our office.
    Solution
    The word that could be used in the same context for both the sentences is option E, decided. It means clear or unquestionable. The context of sentence I is that the issue was finally decided or made clear. Sentence II means that women are given clear advantages over men in one's office. Option A 'destined' means certain to meet. Option B 'fixed' means secure or confirmed. So, A and B do not fit in the context of sentence II. Option C 'installed' means to place in a position for use. Option D 'negotiated' means.to have discussion to reach an agreement  C and D also do not fit in any of the two sentences. Thus, the best fit for both the sentences is Option E 'decided'.
  • Question 4
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    Choose the word(s) which has the same meaning and can be used in the same context as the italicized word/phrase in both the given sentences.
    I. The waiter pulled the teapoy towards the chair.
    II. The advocate wrote up an agreement for the partners.
  • Question 5
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    Choose the word(s) which has the same meaning and can be used in the same context as the italicized word/phrase in both the given sentences.
    I. These trees yield commercially valuable varieties of wood.
    II. The man who desires for many things at a time gets none.
    Solution
    The word that could replace italicized word in both the sentences is option B 'Pines'. Pines is an evergreen tree or wood of pine trees. Pine also means to strongly desire for something that is difficult to obtain. The context of the first sentence is that commercial wood can be made from those pines. Second sentence means that man who always pines for everything gets nothing. Option A 'barks' refers to the bark of the tree or tree's outer hard covering.  Option C 'trunks' is the main thick stem of the tree.So, A and C do not fit in sentence II. Option D 'yearns' means having an intense feeling of longing for something. This doesn't fit in sentence I. Thus, the best fit for both the sentences is option B 'pines'.
  • Question 6
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    Choose the word(s) which has the same meaning and can be used in the same context as the italicized word/phrase in both the given sentences.
    I. The government decided to start a new series of lectures called the 'Honour Lecture Series'
    II. The decision to set up a new University in that town was welcomed by the people.
    Solution
    The word that could replace the italicized word in both the sentences is option C 'Institute'. Institute means to establish. Institute also means to start a system or rule to exist. The context of the first sentence is that government has decided to begin new series of lectures. The second sentence means that decision of establishing new university was welcomed by people. Option A 'manage' means to govern or direct. Option B 'organise' means. arrange systematically. Option D 'build' means to construct or assemble. Option E 'plan' means. Thus, the best fit for both the sentences is Option C 'institute'.
  • Question 7
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    Choose the word(s) which has the same meaning and can be used in the same context as the italicized word/phrase in both the given sentences.
    I. Saurabh was going to the library when he met me.
    II. The newspapers carried the news about the murder with a large caption.
    Solution
    Option C, 'heading' is the apt option that fits in the italicized word of both sentences. Heading as a verb means going towards somewhere. It is also used for the title of a paragraph or book. The sentence I means that Saurabh was heading towards the library when he met me. Sentence II means the newspapers carried the news about the murder with a large heading. Option A 'starting' means to begin. Option B 'venturing' means to do something risky or to volunteer. Option D 'prefixing' means adding something in the beginning. Thus, A, B and D would not fit both the sentences together and the correct option is Option C, heading.
  • Question 8
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    Out of the given alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence.
    A disease which ends in death
    Solution
    'A disease which ends in death' is option C, Fatal. Option A, 'Contagious' is a disease that can spread from one to another by touch. Option B, 'Lethal' means very harmful or destructive. Option D, 'Deadly' means something that could cause irreparable damage. Thus, options A, B and D are incorrect and the correct word the given phrase is option C, Fatal.
  • Question 9
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    Out of the given alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence.
    One who cannot die
    Solution
    'One who cannot die' is called Option B, Immortal. Option A, 'Stable' is firm and sturdy. Option C, 'Perpetual' is never ending. Option D, 'Perennial' is happening repeatedly all the time. Thus, options A, C and D are incorrect and the correct word for the given phrase is Option B, Immortal.
  • Question 10
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    Choose the word(s) which has the same meaning and can be used in the same context as the italicized word/phrase in both the given sentences.
    I. Mrs. Menon put all her jewellery in one box carelessly.
    II. The equipment had to be stored in this warehouse at short notice.
    Solution

    The word that has the same meaning as the italicized word in both the sentences is Option B, 'dumped'. Dumped means to put down something carelessly. It also means a place where things of a particular type are stored, like arms or weapons or food dump. Sentence I means Mrs. Menon dumped all her jewellery in one box carelessly. Sentence II means the equipment was dumped in this warehouse at short notice. Option A, 'stacked' means put or arrange things one over another. Option C, 'stocked' is a past tense of 'stock' which means to keep a supply of something. Option D, 'stowed' means to store something neatly in a place. Option E, 'treasured' means to keep carefully. Thus, options A, C, D and E are incorrect and the correct word for both the sentences is Option B, dumped.

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