1. Perceptible to the ear
(a) audible
(b) laudable
(c) praise able
(d) adorable
2. People working in the same department or office
(a) fellows
(b) colleagues
(c) mates
(d) companions
3. Place where birds are kept
(a) apiary
(b) zoo
(c) aviary
(d) armoury
4. Person who has long experience
(a) veteran
(b) stalwart
(c) vedantic
(d) itinerant
5. Plain or self-evident truth
(a) truism
(b) proverb
(c) formula
(d) percept
6. People in a riot
(a) mob
(b) crowd
(c) congregation
(d) rabble
7. Policy of a political party
a) report
(b) manifesto
c) circular
(d) agenda
8. Rainfall at irregular intervals or occasionally
(a) irregular
(b) sporadic
(c) accidental
(d) temporary
9. Relationship by blood or birth
(a) consanguinity
(b) parentage
(c) nepotism
(d) affiliation
10. Run away from home with lover
(a) vanquish
(b) abscond
(c) elope
(d) asylum
11. Ravi impressed everyone with his persuasive and fluent speech
(a) eloquence
(b) discourse
(c) lecture
(d) expression
12. Strong and settled dislike between two
(a) animosity
(b) antipathy
(c) hatred
(d) apathy
13. Something that becomes outdated
(a) old
(b) ancient
(c) obsolete
(d) useless
14. Study of mankind
(a) philology
(b) pathology
(c) anthropology
(d) physiology
15. Study of the statistics of births, deaths, diseases to show the state of community
(a) anthropology
(b) geography
(c) demography
(d) topography
16. Shining brilliant and magnificent
(a) resplendent
(b) luminous
(c) polished
(d) gleaming
17. Something which is not thorough or profound
(a) superstitious
(b) superficial
(c) supernatural
(d) superfluous
18. Story told to illustrate a moral or spiritual truth
(a) paragon
(b) paradigm
(c) parable
(d) didactic
19. The state of complete continence on the part of a woman
(a) celibacy
(b) virginity
(c) unmarried
(d) spinster
20. The policy of extending a country’s empire and influence
(a) internationalism
(b) communism
(c) capitalism
(d) imperialism
21. The study of ancient societies
(a) anthropology
(b) archaeology
(c) history
(d) ethnology
22. To send an unwanted person out of the country
(a) deport
(b) exclude
(c) expatriate
(d) ostracize
23. To kill someone for political reasons
(a) homicide
(b) murder
(c) assassination
(d) genocide
24. The cessation of warfare before a treaty is signed
(a) amnesty
(b) affidavit
(c) agreement
(d) armistice
25. Teetotaller means
(a) one who abstains from theft
(b) one who abstains from meat
(c) one who abstains from taking wine
(d) one who abstains from taking malice
I. (a) | 6. (a) | 11-(a) | 16. (a) | 21.(a) |
2. (b) | 7. (b) | 12. (a) | 17. (b) | 22. (c) |
3. (c) | 8. (b) | 13. (c) | 18. (c) | 23. (c) |
4. (a) | 9. (a) | 14. (c) | 19. (a) | 24. (d) |
5. (a) | 10. (c) | 15. (c) | 20. (d) | 25.(c) |
1. One who deserts his religion 2. One who feels at home in every country 3. One who totally abstains from alcoholic drinks 4. One who stirs people for personal politics or profit 5. One who is honourably discharged from service 6. One who talks very little 7. One who loves books 8. One knowing everything 9. One who is neither intelligent nor dull 10. One who eats human flesh 11. One who sacrifices his life for a cause 12. One who cannot be corrected 13. One who does not know how to save money 14. One who talks continuously 15. One who can use either of his hands with ease 16. One who speaks or understands many languages 17. One who possesses many talents 18. One who believes that everything is pre destined 19. One who resides in a country of which he is not a citizen 20. If a married woman has extramarital relation- ship, it is known as 21. A person who brings an action at law 22. A person who is indifferent to both pleasure and pain 23. Paying back injury with injury 24. A person who believes that god is everything and everything is god. 25. Policemen riding on motorcycles as guards of VIP 1. Handwriting that cannot be read 2. His father is a doctor who treats children and infants 3. Incapable of being explained 4. Indifference to pleasure or pain 5. Incapable of being wounded 6. Joint sovereignty exercised over a country by two or more countries 7. Killing of human beings 8. Killing of one’s own brother 9. Life history of a person written by another 10. Large scale departure of people 11. Likely to break apart easily 12. Lack of enough blood 13. Land so surrounded by water as to be almost an island 14. Mania for stealing articles 15. A man whose wife has been unfaithful to him 16. Murder of a new-bom child 17. Murder of a king 18. An unimpressive speech delivered without any preparation 19. One who eats everything 20. One who murder one’s mother 21. One who loves all and sundry 22. Official misconduct 23. One who is interested in the welfare of women 24. One who takes delight in excessive cruelty 1. A person who hates women 2. A person who collects coins 3. A school for infants and young children 4. A ride on someone else’s back or shoulders 5. A cure for all diseases 6. A short walk for pleasure or exercise 7. A person who is more interested in himself rather than anything that is going on around him 8. A sea abounding in islands 9. A song sung at a burial 10. A soldier who fights for sake of money cannot be branded as courageous and patriotic 11. A careful preservation and protection of wildlife is the need of the hour 12. Both Buddha and Mahavira lived at the same time 13. The custom of having many wives 14. Cessation of arms before a formal treaty is signed during war 15. Child bereaved of one or both the parents 16. Contempt of god 17. Changing one’s mind too quickly 18. Clumsy or ill-bred fellow 19. Code of diplomatic etiquette and precedence 20. Destruction of unborn baby in mother’s womb 21. Deriving pleasure from inflicting pain on others 22. Elimination of a racial group by killing 23. A government comprising a single person 24. A government comprising the representatives of the people 25. Habit of secretly listening to private conversation 1. A funny imitation of a poem 2. A person without manners or polish 3. A speech by an actor at the end of a play 4. Act of taking one’s life 5. A person who brings goods illegally into the country 6. A man who dances to the tunes of his wife 7. A person who has just started learning 8. A woman of lax moral 9. A slow-witted and incompetent person 10. A thing liable to be easily broken 11. A person’s first speech 12. A person who is very fond of sensuous enjoyments 13. An old unmarried woman 14. A written declaration made on oath in the presence of a magistrate 15. A physician who delivers babies 16. A man who is having the qualities of woman 17. A word no longer in use 18. A 70-79 years old person 19. A person who sneaks illegally into a country 20. A person who readily believes others 21. A paper written in one’s own handwriting 22. A small group of fixed stars 23. A person who lives alone and avoids other people 24. A person who wishes to throw over all establishments 25. A person interested in reading books 1. A disease that affects a large number of people in an area at the same time 2. A religious discourse 3. A place that provides refuge 4. A large dark grey cloud that brings rain or snow 5. A person who makes love without being serious 6. A child of unusual or remarkable talent 7. A disease which ends in death 8. A person who does not believe in the existence of God 9. A person who tries to deceive people by claiming to be able to do wonderful things 10. A place for sick people who need long periods 11. A sudden rush of wind 12. A person who eats too much 13. A person who is reserved in talks 14. A short stay at a place 15. A general pardon granted by the government to political offenders 16. A person who is out to destroy government 17. A person who looks on the bright side of things 18. A government that is carried on through officers 19. A woman whose husband is dead 20. A man of odd habits 21. A statement that is absolutely clear 22. Animals living on land and in water 23. A political leader who tries to stir people 24. A man who pays too much attention to his clothes and personal appearance 25. A person very hard to please 1. A man who operates on sick people 2. A book containing summarized information on all branches of knowledge 3. An instrument for viewing objects at a distance 4. A hater of learning and knowledge 5. A person who does not believe in any religion 6. A person who looks at the dark side of everything 7. A man of lax moral 8. Animals who eat flesh of another animal 9. A government by the nobles 10. Animals that can live on land and water 11. Anything written in a letter after it is signed 12. A woman having several husbands at the same time 13. A person who has no money to pay off his debts 14. A person who hates women 15. A sleeping room for many persons 16. A process involving too much official formality 17. A large scale departure of people from a territory 18. A post without remuneration 19. A disease that spreads by means of germs carried in atmosphere 20. A government run by a dictator 21. A speech delivered without preparation 22. A person who believes that pleasure is the chief good 23. A speech made by someone for the first time 24. A physician who specializes in diseases of skin 25. A person who is fond of sensuous enjoyment
(a) turn-coat
(b) deserter
(c) apostate
(d) fanatic
(a) metropolitan
(b) cosmopolitan
(c) citizen
(d) denizen
(a) pedant
(b) teetotaller
(c) Samaritan
(d) puritan
(a) hypocrite (b) pedagogue
(c) demagogue (d) dictator
(a) sinecure
(b) emeritus
(c) retired
(d) honorary
(a) stoic
(b) reserved
(c) mute
(d) phlegmatic
(a) bibliophagist
(b) bibliophobe
(c) bibliographer
(d) bibliophile
(a) omniscient
(b) learned
(c) omnipresent
(d) omnipotent
(a) commoner
(b) tolerable
(c) diligent
(d) mediocre
(a) cannibal
(b) beast
(c) carnivorous
(d) savage
(a) martyr
(b) soldier
(c) patriot
(d) revolutionary
(a) hardened
(b) incurable
(c) invulnerable
(d) incorrigible
(a) lavish
(b) reckless
(c) spendthrift
(d) careless
(a) loquacious
(b) impecunious
(c) avaricious
(d) voracious
(a) ambidextrous
(b) gluttonous
(c) expert
(d) amateur
(a) grammarian
(b) scholar
(c) polyglot
(d) linguist
(a) exceptional
(b) versatile
(c) nubile
(d) gifted
(a) fatalist
(b) pessimist
(c) astrologer
(d) palmist
(a) foreigner
(b) alien
(c) prodigal
(d) native
(a) adultery
(b) polygamy
(c) puberty
(d) lechery
(a) deponent
(b) defendant
(c) litigant
(d) plaintiff
(a) stoic
(b) saint
(c) hermit
(d) ascetic
(a) subjugation
(b) vendetta
(c) reprisal
(d) repression
(a) pantheist
(b) agnostic
(c) pantechnicon
(d) theist
(a) outriders
(b) servants
(c) commandos
(d) attendants
l.(c)
6. (b)
11. (a)
16. (c)
21. (d)
2. (b)
7. (d)
12. (d)
17. (b)
22. (a)
3.(b)
8. (a)
13.(c)
18. (a)
23.(b)
4.(c)
9. (d)
14. (a)
19. (b)
24. (a)
5.(c)
10. (a)
15. (a)
20. (a)
25.(c)
(a) illegible
(b) unreadable
(c) dim
(d) dull
(a) podiatrist
(b) dermatologist
(c) paediatrician
(d) gynaecologist
(a) nondescript
(b) untold
(c) unexplained
(d) inexplicable
(a) patience
(b) docility
(c) reticence
(d) stoicism
(a) infallible
(b) invulnerable
(c) impregnable
(d) invincible
(a) pandemonium
(b) condominium
(c) entente
(d) colonialism
(a) murder
(b) suicide
(c) homicide
(d) assassination
(a) murder
(b) matricide
(c) fratricide
(d) genocide
(a) biography
(b) autobiography
(c) memoir
(d) bibliography
(a) emigration
(b) migration
(c) exodus
(d) immigration
(a) breakable
(b) thin
(c) brittle
(d) harsh
(a) allergy
(b) amnesia
(c) insomnia
(d) anaemia
(a) lagoon
(b) archipelago
(c) isthmus
(d) peninsula
(a) hypomania
(b) logomania
(c) nymphomania
(d) kleptomania
(a) cuckold
(b) dandy
(c) bastard
(d) concubine
(a) infanticide
(b) homicide
(c) regicide
(d) fratricide
(a) homicide
(b) matricide
(c) regicide
(d) genocide
(a) soliloquy
(b) epilogue
(c) extempore
(d) prologue
(a) carnivorous
(b) gourmet
(c) omnivorous
(d) omnipotent
(a) genocide
(b) homicide
(c) matricide
(d) patricide
(a) altruist
(b) optimist
(c) philanthropist
(d) humanist
(a) malefactor
(b) malfeasance
(c) maltreatment
(d) maladministration
(a) feminist
(b) feminine
(c) flamboyant
(d) effeminate
(a) sadist
(b) anarchist
(c) nihilist
(d) sophist
.(a)
6.(b)
ll.(c)
16. (a)
21. (d)
2.(c)
7.(c)
12. (d)
17.(0)
22. (d)
3- (d)
8.(c)
13. (d)
18.(c)
23. (a)
4- (d)
9. (a)
14.(d)
19. (c)
24.(c)
5.(b)
10. (c)
15. (a)
20. (c)
(a) masochist
(b) misanthropist
(c) misogamist
(d) misogynist
(a) numismatist
(b) narcissist
(c) fatalist
(d) philatelist
(a) infantile
(b) school
(c) kindergarten
(d) nursery
(a) kickback
(b) piggyback
(c) cuddle
(d) hunchback
(a) panacea
(b) exorcism
(c) antibiotic
(d) incantation
(a) gallop
(b) jog
(c) promenade
(d) stroll
(a) introvert
(b) egoist
(c) eccentric
(d) extrovert
(a) ocean
(b) strait
(c) gulf
(d) archipelago
(a) dirge
(b) elegy
(c) ballad
(d) ode
(a) mercenary
(b) sinecure
(c) equestrian
(d) honorary
(a) conservation
(b) embankment
(c) enhancement
(d) management
(e) promotion
(a) coincident
(b) simultaneous
(c) synchronized
(d) contemporary
(a) matrimony
(b) monogamy
(c) bigamy
(d) polygamy
(a) truce
(b) armistice
(c) accord
(d) retreat
(a) lout
(b) desolate
(c) orphan
(d) destitute
(a) agnosticism
(b) blasphemy
(c) nihilism
(d) atheism
(a) vacillation
(b) adaptability
(c) instability
(d) versatility
(a) oaf
(b) boor
(c) yokel
(d) lout
(a) hierarchy
(b) formalism
(c) statesmanship
(d) protocol
(a) foeticide
(b) infanticide
(c) abortion
(d) regicide
(a) masochism
(b) sadism
(c) malevolence
(d) bigotry
(a) homicide
(b) regicide
(c) genocide
(d) patricide
(a) autocracy
(b) plutocracy
(c) aristocracy
(d) monarchy
(a) socialism (b) autocracy
(c) democracy (d) diplomacy
(a) spying
(b) spelling
(c) condign
(d) murmuring
l.(c)
4-(b)
7. (b)
10. (a)
13.(d)
2. (d)
5. (a)
8. (d)
11.(a)
14. (a)
3.(c)
6. (d)
9.(b)
12. (d)
15. (c)
16. (b)
18. (b)
20. (a)
22. (c)
24. (c)
17. (a)
19. (d)
21. (b)
23. (d)
25. (a)
(a) dialogue
(b) sonnet
(c) caricature
(d) parody
(a) boorish
(b) rustic
(c) barbarian
(d) naïve
(a) prologue
(b) epilogue
(c) monologue
(d) duologue
(a) homicide
(b) suicide
(c) immolation
(d) slaughter
(a) importer
(b) exporter
(c) impostor
(d) smuggler
(a) chum
(b) effeminate
(c) slave
(d) henpecked
(a) accomplice
(b) foreman
(c) apprentice
(d) novice
(a) concubine
(b) prostitute
(c) hostess
(d) harlot
(a) duffer
(b) nigger
(c) dud
(d) snotty
(a) ductile
(b) breakable
(c) delicate
(d) brittle
(a) opener
(b) maiden
(c) extempore
(d) preface
(a) stoic
(b) epicure
(c) hedonist
(d) lusty
(a) bachelor
(b) virgin
(c) matron
(d) spinster
(a) dossier
(b) voucher
(c) document
(d) affidavit
(a) psychiatrist
(b) paediatrician
(c) obstetrician
(d) gynaecologist
(a) epicurean
(b) loquacious
(c) celibate
(d) effeminate
(a) primitive
(b) exotic
(c) ancient
(d) obsolete
(a) centenarian
(b) septuagenarian
(c) nonagenarian
(d) octogenarian
(a) invader
(b) infiltrator
(c) aggressor
(d) sniper
(a) sensible
(b) credible
(c) sensitive
(d) credulous
(a) parchment
(b) manuscript
(c) transcript
(d) scroll
(a) constellation
(b) cluster
(c) custer
(d) galaxy
(a) agnostic
(b) ascetic
(c) unsocial
(d) recluse
(a) terrorist
(b) hooligan
(c) anarchist
(d) rebel
(a) scholar
(b) student
(c) book-keeper
(d) book worm
1.(d)
6. (d)
11.(b)
16. (d)
21. (b)
2. (a)
7. (d)
12. (c)
17. (d)
22. (a)
3.(b)
8. (b)
13. (d)
18. (b)
23. (c)
4. (b)
9. (a)
14. (d)
19. (b)
24. (c)
5.(d)
10. (d)
15. (b)
20. (d)
25. (d)
(a) endemic
(b) epidemic
(c) infectious
(d) contagious
(a) preach
(b) stanza
(c) sanctorum
(d) sermon
(a) asylum
(b) sanatorium
(c) shelter
(d) orphanage
(a) nimbus
(b) blizzard
(c) hail
(d) fog
(a) Romeo
(b) consort
(c) goon
(d) philanderer
(a) prodigy
(b) scholar
(c) diligent
(d) freak
(a) fatal
(b) contagious
(c) deadly
(d) lethal
(a) theist
(b) heretic
(c) atheist
(d) fanatic
(a) trickster
(b) impostor
(c) magician
(d) mountebank
for recovery
(a) clinic
(b) hospital
(c) sanatorium
(d) asylum
(a) gust
(b) gale
(c) storm
(d) typho
(a) glutton
(b) reveller
(c) sensualist
(d) omnivore
(a) silent
(b) reticent
(c) garrulous
(d) mendicant
(a) interlude
(b) halt
(c) sojourn
(d) intermission
(a) pardon
(b) excuse
(c) honesty
(d) amnesty
(a) anarchist
(b) destroyer
(c) atheist
(d) theist
(a) atheist
(b) optimist
(c) cynic
(d) agnostic
(a) bureaucracy
(b) officiousness
(c) class-one
(d) dictatorship
(a) widow
(b) virgin
(c) spinster
(d) wedlock
(a) cynical
(b) eccentric
(c) moody
(d) introvert
(a) clean
(b) confused
(c) ambiguous
(d) unequivocal
(a) ambivalent
(b) ambiguous
(c) amphibian
(d) amorphous
(a) martinet
(b) statesman
(c) demagogue
(d) dictator
(a) duffer
(b) snob
(c) licentious
(d) dandy
(a) obstinate
(b) unconquerable
(c) fastidious
(d) invincible
1. (b)
6. (d)
11. (a)
16. (a)
21.(d)
2. (d)
7. (d)
12. (a)
17. (b)
22. (c)
3. (a)
8.(c)
13. (b)
18. (a)
23. (c)
4. (a)
9.(a)
14. (c)
19. (a)
24. (d)
5.(d)
10. (d)
15. (d)
20. (b)
25. (a)
(a) operator
(b) surgeon
(c) physician
(d) physiotherapist
(a) dictionary
(b) microscope
(c) periscope
(d) encyclopedia
(a) telescope
(b) microscope
(c) periscope
(d) kaleidoscope
(a) illiterate
(b) bibliophile
(c) misologist
(d) misogynist
(a) atheist
(b) philatelist
(c) pagan
(d) rationalist
(a) sadist
(b) blind
(c) pessimist
(d) optimist
(a) pirate
(b) ruffian
(c) vagabond
(d) licentious
(a) man-eater
(b) beast
(c) carnivorous
(d) cannibal
(a) aristocracy
(b) democracy
(c) bureaucracy
(d) autocracy
(a) aquatic
(b) amphibians
(cj reptiles
(d) gregarious
(a) postdiction
(b) posterity
(c) corrigendum
(d) postscript
(a) polygamy
(b) polyandry
(c) polysexual
(d) polyglot
(a) insolvent
(b) debtor
(c) pauper
(d) beggar
(a) intolerant
(b) misogamist
(c) bigamist
(d) gullible
(a) boarding
(b) hostel
(c) dormitory
(d) dwelling
(a) red-tapism
(b) bureaucracy
(c) diplomacy
(d) nepotism
(a) migration
(b) immigration
(c) exodus
(d) aberration
(a) involuntary
(b) voluntary
(c) sinecure
(d) honorary
(a) infectious
(b) epidemic
(c) contagious
(d) endemic
(a) autocracy
(b) democracy
(c) theocracy
(d) oligarchy
(a) straightforward
(b) extempore
(c) verbose
(d) maiden
(a) sensual
(b) stoic
(c) hedonist
(d) epicure
(a) spontaneous
(b) extempore
(c) maiden speech
(d) sermon
(a) obstetrician
(b) dermatologist
(c) cardiologist
(d) none of these
(a) epicure
(b) witty
(c) hedonist
(d) humorous
1.(b)
6. (c)
11. (d)
16. (a)
21. (b)
2. (d)
7. (d)
12. (b)
17.(c)
22. (d)
3. (a)
8. (d)
13. (a)
18. (d)
23. (c)
4.(b)
9. (a)
14. (b)
19. (a)
24. (b)
5. (c)
10. (b)
15.(c)
20. (a)
25. (a)