30 May
In the upcoming SBI PO and SSC CGL Exams, a lot will depend on how good your vocabulary is. In fact, a strong performance on vocabulary based questions will help you a lot in taking a lead over other candidates. However, this can happen only when your preparation is more focused and exam relevant as compared to others.
That is why experts from Vidya Guru, the Institute providing the Best SSC Coaching in Delhi, keep publishing English Vocabulary Quizzes based on the latest pattern of questions seen in various Govt. Job Exams. The next quiz is given below for your perusal.
Vocabulary Quiz (Find the Synonyms)
Question 1. Ersatz
a. Skillful
b. Smug
c. Ethical
d. Fake
Answer: Fake
Example: At a flea market you can purchase ersatz versions of high-end products at a budget friendly price.
Question 2. Mendicant
a. Dishonest
b. Beggar
c. Miser
d. Generous
Answer: Beggar
Example: The mendicants begging on the side of the church road seem to be in miserable condition.
Question 3. Atelier
a. Workshop
b. Cavalry
c. Weaponry
d. Penthouse
Answer: Workshop
Example: The artist fell on hard times and was unable to afford even the rent of his atelier.
Question 4. Chintzy
a. Minute
b. Humorous
c. Cheap
d. Indifferent
Answer: Cheap
Example: For the birthday party, we require chintzy paper plates that can be thrown away later.
Question 5. Demesne
a. Humiliate
b. Estate
c. Faith
d. Lessen
Answer: Estate
Example: As the manpower was cheap, it made a lot of sense in cultivating the demesne.
Question 6. Eructation
a. Burp
b. Landslide
c. Celebration
d. Mishap
Answer: Burp
Example: Frequent eructation at night was the sole problem that still troubled the old woman.
Question 7. Jejune
a. Irritating
b. Fertile
c. Uninteresting
d. Vigorous
Answer: Uninteresting
Example: The publishing house was miffed at the writer because the readers found her prose jejune and lifeless.
Question 8. Paramour
a. Cross
b. Necessary
c. Expert
d. Lover
Answer: Lover
Example: To avoid getting discovered, the wealthy real estate broker asked his paramour to stay at a hotel on the outskirts of the city.
Question 9. Tocsin
a. Adulteration
b. Venom
c. Strength
d. Warning
Answer: Warning
Example: An unexpected drop in a young learner’s grades can be the tocsin of an unresolved emotional conflict.
Question 10. Internecine
a. Complex
b. Destructive
c. Combined
d. Related
Answer: Destructive
Example: The internecine conflict between America and terrorist forces has completely ruined the economy of Afghanistan.
Question 11. Sentient
a. Conscious
b. Disciplined
c. Cunning
d. Oblivious
Answer: Conscious
Example: The mountaineers were sentient of the grave danger posed by a possible avalanche.
Question 12. Queer
a. Gaze
b. Affluent
c. Strange
d. Magnificent
Answer: Strange
Example: The veteran zoologist had never seen an animal so queer as the one hiding behind the bushes.
Question 13. Mundane
a. Sonorous
b. Ordinary
c. Lethal
d. Obligatory
Answer: Ordinary
Example: Our diner must spice up its menu and replace the tasteless and mundane dishes with something more delectable.
Question 14. Candid
a. Skilled
b. Wily
c. Fraudulent
d. Frank
Answer: Frank
Example: The young politician’s candid remarks have taken the seasoned leaders in his party completely by surprise.
Question 15. Aegis
a. Beauty
b. Unity
c. Protection
d. Example
Answer: Protection
Example: Nathan, a homeless orphan, grew into a confident young adult under the aegis of his foster parents.
Question 16. Divulge
a. Annihilate
b. Disclose
c. Replicate
d. Obliterate
Answer: Disclose
Example: The Food and Drug Administration agency makes it mandatory for pharmaceutical companies to divulge the side effects of their drugs clearly to the public.
Question 17. Garrulous
a. Loquacious
b. Self-assured
c. Argumentative
d. Reticent
Answer: Loquacious
Example: My niece is a lively and garrulous child who happens to be the favorite student of all her teachers.
Question 18. Absolve
a. Penalize
b. Convict
c. Deny
d. Acquit
Answer: Acquit
Example: After examining the evidence carefully, the judge absolved the accused of all the blame for the accident which had claimed over twenty lives.
Question 19. Sanguine
a. Optimistic
b. Depressed
c. Pessimistic
d. Anxious
Answer: Optimistic
Example: Although the macroeconomic fundamentals appear to be somewhat better, the investors are not yet sanguine about investing freely in stock market.
Question 20. Inane
a. Obstinate
b. Silly
c. Coward
d. Argumentative
Answer: Silly
Example: The minister’s inane remarks about employment generation failed to impress the youngsters who were present at the talk show.
Question 21. Bellicose
a. Combative
b. Virtuous
c. Sentimental
d. Grand
Answer: Combative
Example: The general should be careful of making bellicose statements regarding his country’s military might.
Question 22. Wily
a. Determined
b. Authoritarian
c. Sly
d. Fearless
Answer: Sly
Example: The fox is considered a wily animal that is able to defend itself successfully from the more ferocious predators.
Question 23. Obscure
a. Poor
b. Unclear
c. Relevant
d. Stubborn
Answer: Unclear
Example: The country’s official policy on illegal immigration has changed radically in the last few years, but the reasons for it still remain obscure to the people.
Question 24. Contemptuous
a. Naughty
b. Distinctive
c. Scornful
d. Anxious
Answer: Scornful
Example: The superior was contemptuous of his junior simply because she didn’t agree with all his thoughts.
Question 25. Meretricious
a. Tawdrily and Falsely Attractive
b. Full of Fun and Delight
c. Beneficial and Enriching
d. Having Pristine Origin
Answer: Tawdrily and Falsely Attractive
Example: The critics claim that a lot of modern literature is meretricious and shallow.
Question 26. Poignant
a. Ridiculous
b. Ostentatious
c. Sad
d. Snooty
Answer: Sad
Example: The museum is a poignant reminder of those who fought valiantly for the nation and laid down their lives in the war.
Question 27. Reverie
a. Veracity
b. Resolve
c. Daydream
d. Awareness
Answer: Daydream
Example: The student was completely lost in reverie and didn’t even realize that the faculty had started discussing the topic.
Question 28. Intrepid
a. Gregarious
b. Fearless
c. Tentative
d. Impatient
Answer: Fearless
Example: A team of intrepid explorers is required to collate information about the species of flora and fauna that can be found in the interiors of Brazilian rainforests.
Question 29. Commotion
a. Felicitation
b. Cheer
c. Praise d. Disturbance
Answer: Disturbance
Example: The arrival of the controversial activist created quite a commotion in the county and the law enforcement agencies had to be on their toes to avoid any untoward incident.
Question 30. Devout
a. Loyal
b. Impoverished
c. Exhausted
d. Disharmonious
Answer: Loyal
Example: As soon as the yoga guru ventured into business, his devout followers became the firm’s most reliable customers.
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