1011.
Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined words in the given sentence. Though very informative, Shweta’s article was mercilessly rejected of the editor.
(A)
was mercilessly rejected by
(B)
was mercilessly rejected of
(C)
was mercilessly rejected each
(D)
was mercilessly rejected on
1012.
Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the underlined words. He was promoted to a higher position in the first year due to his careful nature and hard-working efforts.
(A)
extraordinary
(B)
diligence
(C)
elegance
(D)
business mindedness
1013.
Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word. Confound
(A)
Expire
(B)
Suppress
(C)
Discern
(D)
Assure
1014.
Select the word from the sentence below, which is an antonym for the word ‘advance’. Clive is a travel blogger who believes that with even an elementary or intermediate Knowledge of the local language, you can enjoy your travel more.
(A)
Destination
(B)
Believes
(C)
knowledge
(D)
Elementary
1015.
Underlined word in the sentence is not spelt correctly. Identify the correct spelling from the options given below. Raman had been living a reklusive life since he had lost his job.
(A)
Recslusive
(B)
Reclucive
(C)
Reslusive
(D)
Reclusive
1016.
Select the most appropriate idiom to fill in the blank. When I went to Egypt and lost my wallet and passport, I was _____________.
(A)
rolling up my sleeves
(B)
working my fingers to the bone
(C)
putting my nose to the grindstone
(D)
up in a creek without a paddle
1017.
Select the most appropriate segment to substitute the underlined wordsin the given sentence. After he leave, we discussed his suggestion.
(A)
he has left
(B)
he was leaving
(C)
he had left
(D)
he will be leaving
1018.
Select the most appropriate idiomatic expression that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. He is very strict with his students but good-natured.
(A)
he has a big mouth
(B)
his heart is in the right place
(C)
his heart misses a beat
(D)
his eyes are bigger than his stomach
1019.
Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word. Oral
(A)
Inscribed
(B)
Dejected
(C)
Obligatory
(D)
Verbal
1020.
Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. Gift of the gab
