One Word Substitution

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 List for One Word Substitution

1. Autobiography (AvZ¥Rxebx) The story of a person's life written by himself. [27th

BCS,26th BCS]
2. Anonymous (iPwqZvi bvgnxb) Not bearing the name of a writer.
3. Almighty/Omnipotent (me©kw³gvb) One who is all powerful.
4. Widower (wecZœxK) A man who has not remarried after his wife’s death is
called
5. Blaspheme (Avjøvn ev a‡g©i gnË¡ wb‡q VvÆv Kiv) To utter profane language against Allah or anything holy.
6. Carnivorous (gvsmvkx) One who eats flesh.
7. Homicide (binZ¨v) Murder of a man.
8. Misogynist (bvix we‡Ølx) A hater of women.
9. Misanthropist (gvbe we‡Ølx) One who hates mankind. [25th BCS]
10. Omnivorous (me©fzK) Eating all kinds of food. [37th BCS]
11. Omniscient (me©Á) One who knows or sees everything.
12. Omnipresent (me©e¨vcx) One who is present everywhere.
13. Pseudonym (QÙbvg) A fictitious name used by an author.
14. Polyandry (eûcwZ MÖn‡Yi cÖ_v) Having more than one husband at a time.
15. Pilgrim (Zx_©hvÎx) One who journeys to a holy place.
17. Philanthropist (gvbe‡cÖwgK) One who is trying to do good to mankind.
18. Polygamy (eûweevn) Practice of having more than one spouse.
20. Somnambulist (wbw`ªZ Ae¯’vq †h nuv‡U) One who walks in sleep.
21. Bankrupt (‡`Dwjqv) A person unable to pay his debts is bankrupt.
22. Playwright (bvU¨Kvi) A person who writes plays is called a playwright
23. Dusk (mܨvi cÖv°vj) Time after twilight and before night is Dusk. Twilight
(‡Mva~wj) Gi cieZ©x wKš‘y night (ivwÎ) Gi c~e©eZ©x mgq†K Dusk
e‡j| [30th BCS]
24. Archipelago (ØxccyÄ) Many Islands make up an archipelago. [17th BCS]
25. Hymn [wng] (Ck¦‡ii ¸YKxZ©bg~jK Mvb) A song embodying religious and sacred emotions. [33rd
BCS]
26. Pallbearers (†h e¨w³MY A‡šÍ¨wó wµqv Kv‡j The people who carry a coffin at a funeral are called
Kwdb enb K‡i) pallbearers. [30th BCS]
27. Eulogy (D”P cÖksmvg~jK Dw³ ev †jLv) A formal composition or speech expressing high praise
of somebody. [31st BCS]
28. Philologist (fvlvweÁvbwe`|) A person who studies the development of language is a
philologist (fvlvweÁvbwe`|).
29. Homonyms (GKB D”PviY wKš‘ wfbœ A_©weó kã) In English if two different words have the same spelling
and pronunciation, they are called homonyms
30. Plagiarism [‡cøBRvwiRg] (Ab¨ e¨w³i †jLv, Taking somebody's ideas without acknowledgment
aviYv Pzwi Kiv)
31 Officials Language used in offices. [33rd BCS]
32. Pediatric (wkï‡ivM msµvšÍ we`¨v) Pediatric is related to the treatments of children.
[26th BCS,16th BCS]
33 Stocking- A_© j¤^v †gvRv Stockings are long socks. [25th BCS]
34 Digression[WvB‡Mªkb] (g~j cÖm½ †_‡K wePz¨wZ) If a part of a speech or writing breaks the theme is called
digression. (hw` †Kv‡bv e³e¨ ev †jLv g~jfve †_‡K wePz¨Z n‡q c‡o
ZLb Zv‡K digression ejv nq|) [33rd BCS]
35 Cohesive If a substance is cohesive, it tends to stick together.
(‡Kv‡bv e¯‘yi wewfbœ Ask hw` msNe×fv‡e G‡K Ac‡ii mv‡_ k³fv‡e
†j‡M _v‡K Zvn‡j e‡j) [20th BCS]

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 Usage of Root
1. Cide- g„Zz¨/nZ¨v
1. Patricide – wcZ…nZ¨v
2. Matricide- gvZ…nZ¨v
3. Fratricide- fªvZ…nZ¨v
4. Infanticide- wkïnZ¨v
5. Regicide – ivRnZ¨v
6. Suicide – AvZ¥nZ¨v
7. Homicide – binZ¨v
8. Genocide-- MYnZ¨v
9. Parricide – ¯^Rb, wcZ…nZ¨v

01. One who murders one’s mother.

a. genocide b. gamicide c. matricide d. patricide Ans:c
02. Elimination of a racial group by killing.
a. homicide b. regicide c. genocide d. patricide Ans:a
03. Killing of human beings
a. murder b. suicide c. homicide d. assassination Ans:c
04. Killing of one’s own brother
a. murder b. matricide c. fratricide d. genocide Ans:c
05. To kill someone for political reasons
a. homicide b. murder c. assassination d. genocide Ans:c

2. Mis = hate N„Yv Kiv

1. One who hates men -Misandrist (cyiæl we‡Ølx)
2. One who hates women — Misogynist (bvix we‡Ølx)
3. One who hates marriage — Misogamist (weevn †e‡Ølx)
3.Andros = Male cyiyl
1. Having several husbands (GKvwaK ¯^vgx MÖnY) -Polyandry
2. People who have both male and female sexual organs — Gynandries
3. People having both male and female characteristics (bvix-cyiæl Dfq ˆewkó¨ hvi g‡a¨ we`¨gvb) — Androgynous
4. Graph = to write ‡jLv
i. Study of hand writing — Graphology
ii. Art of good handwriting — Calligraphy
iii. Illegible (`y®úvV¨) bad handwriting -Cacography
iv. A person who write dictionaries — Lexicographer
v. Writing of one's life story — Biography (Rxebx)
vi. Writing of one's own life story — Autobiography (AvZ¥Rxebx) [27th BCS,26th BCS]
5.Omni = All me©
i. One who is all powerful — Omnipotent, Almighty (me©kw³gvb)
ii. One who is all knowing — Omniscient (me©Á)
iii. One who is present all over — Omnipresent (me©Î weivRgvb)
iv. One who eats all kinds of food — Omnivorous (me©fyK) [37th BCS]
v. A book containing all the published work of an author (GKRb †jL‡Ki me †jLvi msKjb) — Omnibus
6.Carn k‡ãi A_© n‡”Q gvsm (Flesh)
i. Carnivorous-- gvskvmx, †h me mgq gvsm Lvq| †hgbt evN
ii. Carnage-- gvivZ¥K nZ¨v/ aŸsm/ RevB
iii. Incarnation--‡Kvb wKQz Bodily forms G cwieZ©b nIqv
7.Anthrope = Human gvbyl
i. The study of human development — Anthropology (b„weÁvb)
ii. One who loves mankind — Philanthropist (wek¦ †cÖwgK) [25th BCS]

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 iii. One who hates humans — Misanthropist.(gvbewe‡Ølx)
8. Amble = walk nvuU
i. To walk aimlessly — Amble
ii. Carriage (Mvwo) for sick people — Ambulance
iii. One who walks in sleep — Somnambulist (¯^cœPvix)
iv. One who walks at night — Noctambulist (wbkvPi)
v. One who walks on ropes — Funambulist (`woevR)

Important Questions
01. One whose attitude is ‘eat, drink and be merry’ is- [41st BCS]
a. materialistic b. epicurean c. cynic d. stoic Ans: b. epicurean
e¨vL¨v: Epicurean [GwcwKDixAvb]- Bw›`ªq wejvmx; †fvMev`x ZË¡ ev gZ (wMÖK `vk©wbK GwcwKDivm cÖewZ©Z); getting pleasure from
food and drink of high quality.
02. A person who studies the formation of earth:
a. meteorologist b. anthropologist c. geologist d. seismologist Ans: c. geologist
e¨vL¨v:
a. meteorologist - AvenvIqvweÁvbx; AvenvIqvwe`
b. anthropologist - b„ZË¡we`
c. geologist - f~ZË¡we`
d. seismologist - f~K¤úwe`
03. Allowance paid by a husband to his wife on legal separation is -----.
a. compensation b. alimony c. substance d. maintenance Ans: b. alimony
e¨vL¨v:
a. compensation - ÿwZc~iY; †LmviZ|
b. alimony - wePvi‡Ki wb‡`©‡k eZ©gvb ev cÖv³b ¯¿x‡K †`q †Lvi‡cvk|
c. substance - e¯‘; c`v_© |
d. maintenance - iÿYv‡eÿY|
04. One who sacrifices his life for a cause.
a. patriot b. martyr c. soldier d. revolutionary Ans: b. martyr
e¨vL¨v: b. martyr (n) knx`; ag©hy× ev †Kv‡bv gnr Kv‡R Av‡Z¥vrmM©Kvix|
05. The people in a theatre or cinema:
a. assembly b. crowd c. audience d. spectators Ans: c. audience
e¨vL¨v:
a. Assembly -- A group of people, especially one that meets regularly for a particular purpose, such as
government, or more generally, the process of coming together, or the state of being together.
b. Crowd-- i) a large group of people who have come together.
ii) wek„•Ljv RbZv
c. Audience -- the group of people together in one place to watch or listen to a play, film, someone speaking
etc. [Cambridge Advanced Learners Dictionary]
d. Spectator -- A person who watches an activity, especially a sports event, without taking part.
06. A hater of learning and knowledge.
a. illiterate b. bibliophile c. misologist d. misogynist Ans: c. misologist
e¨vL¨v:
a. illiterate - unable to read and write.
b. bibliophile - i) Mªš’wcÖq e¨w³
ii) a person who loves or collects books.
c. misologist - i) A person who hates reason or discussion.
ii) A person who hates words.
d. misogynist - i) bvixwe‡Ølx
ii) A man who hates women or believes that men are much better than women.
07. Animals who eat flesh of another animal:
a. maneater b. beast c. carnivorous d. cannibal Ans: c. carnivorous
e¨vL¨v:
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c. carnivorous - gvsmvkx
ii) eating flesh
d. cannibal - i) A person who eats human flesh, or an animal which eats the flesh of animals of its own type.
ii) biLv`K (gvbyl m¤^‡Ü)
iii) ¯^RvwZLv`K
08. Destruction of unborn baby in mother’s womb:
a. foeticide b. infanticide c. abortion d. regicide Ans: a. foeticide
e¨vL¨v:
a. foeticide -G cide A_© nZ¨v; Foetus ev Fetus A_© a young human being or animal before birth.
b. infanticide - wkïnZ¨v
c. abortion - The deliberate termination of a human pregnancy, most often performed during the first 28 weeks
of pregnancy.
d. Regicide - ivRnZ¨v
09. A sleeping room for many persons:
a. boarding b. hostel c. dormitory d. dwelling Ans: c. dormitory
e¨vL¨v:
a. boarding house -- a private house where you can pay to stay and receive meals.
b. Hostel -- a large house where people can stay free or cheaply
c. Dormitory - i) eû kh¨vwewkó kqbKÿ
ii) a large room containing many beds.
d. Dwelling -- emev‡mi ¯’vb; evwo
10. A large scale departure of people from territory:
a. migration b. immigration c. exodus d. Aberration Ans: c. exodus
e¨vL¨v:
a. migration - i) ¯’vb ev †`k ev wek^we`¨vjq †_‡K Ab¨ ¯’vb, †`k ev wek^we`¨vjq Mgb|
ii) the movement every year of large numbers of birds or animals from one place to another.
b. Immigration - i) Awfevmb
ii) When someone comes to live in a different country.
iii. The process of coming to live permanently in a country that is not your own.
c. Exodus - i) eû‡jv‡Ki GK‡Î ewnM©gb
ii) a situation in which many people leave a place at the same time.

11. A place for sick people who need long periods for recovery :
a. clinic b. hospital c. sanatorium d. asylum Ans: c. sanatorium
e¨vL¨v:
a. clinic - i) we‡kl D‡Ï‡k¨ cÖwZwôZ wPwKrmv †K›`ª|
ii) A building or part of a hospital where people can go for special medical treatment or advice.
b. Hospital - A large building where people who are ill or injured are given medical treatment and care.
c. Sanatorium - i) ¯^v¯’¨ wbevm
ii) A place like a hospital where patients who have a long- term illness or who are getting better
after an illness are treated.
d. Asylum - i) Avkªq
ii) Ask for political Asylum.
iii) cvMjv-Mvi`
12. Someone who is capricious is- [40th BCS]
a. easily irritated b. wise and willing to cooperate
c. exceedingly conceited and arrogant d. known for sudden changes in attitude or behavior Ans: d
Exp: Capricious [KvwcÖkvm]Ñ †Lqvwj, Pcj, Aw¯’igwZ|
Capricious means sudden changes in attitude or behaviour.
i. Changing mood or behaviour suddenly and unexpectedly.
ii. a capricious child
iii. He was a cruel and capricious tyrant
iv. synonym: unpredictable, changeable.

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13. A man whose wife has died is called a- [40th BCS]
a. widow b. widower c. spinster d. bachelor Ans: b
Exp: Widower (wecZœxK)Ñ A man whose wife has died.
Widow (weaev)Ñ A woman who has lost her husband by death and hast not married again.
Spinster [AweevwnZv gwnjv]Ñ An unmarried woman.
Bachelor [Kzgvi]Ñ A man who is not married.
14.When we want to mean a government by the richest class we use the term. [39th BCS]
a. Cryptocracy b. Aristocracy c. Oligarchy d. Plutocracy
Ans. D
15. A person who believes that laws and governments are not necessary is known as —. [39th BCS]
a. An anarchist b. A terrorist c. An extremist d. A militant Ans: a
e¨vL¨v: A¨vbvwK©Rg (Anarchism) ev ˆbivR¨ev`x Av‡›`vjb Dbwesk kZvãx‡Z †Rvi`vi n‡q I‡V|
16. Love for the whole world is called —. [39th BCS]
a. misogyny b. benevolence c. misanthropy d. philanthropy Ans: d
e¨vL¨v: GKRb Philanthropist n‡jb †mB e¨w³ whwb gvbeZvev`x, me gvby‡qi Rb¨ hvi fv‡jvevmv Av‡Q| Misogyny-woman-
hater bvixwe‡Ølx| Benevolence-kindness; generosity; e`vb¨Zv, `qv, Rbwn‰ZwlZv| Misanthropy-dislike or hatred
or other people, hatred of man kind; gvbewe‡Øl|
17. A soporific speech is likely to —. [39th BCS]
a. appeal primarily to emotion b. put one to sleep
c. stimulate action d. be incomprehensible Ans: b
18. One who eats everything? [37th BCS]
a. carnivorous b. gourmet c. omnivorous d. omnipotent Ans. c
e¨vL¨vt Carnivorous- gvsmvkx, Gourmet- cvb I †fvRbiwmK, Omnivorous- me©f~K
19. A song embodying religious and sacred emotions---- [33Zg wewmGm]
a. Lyric b. Ode c. Hymn d. Ballad
e¨vL¨vt Lyric- MxwZKweZv- the words of a song, especially a pop song
Hymn- Ck¦‡ii ¸YKxZ©bg~jK Mvb- (a song of praise that Christians sing to God)
Ballad- cjøxMxwZ- a long or poem that tells a story.

20. A person who writes about his own life writes— [27Zg wewmGm 16 Zg wewmGe]
a. A biography b. A diary c. Chronicle d. An autobiography Ans. d
e¨vL¨vt Autobiography (AvZ¥Rxebx)- An account of life written by self.
21. One who is a specialist in heart and its diseases is called ____. [High School Asst. Teacher-19]
a. a pharmacologist b. an ophthalmologist c. a cardiologist d. a neurologist Ans:c
22. a person who sells fruits and vegetables is called___. [High School Asst. Teacher-19]
a. a vegetable man b. a vegetarian c. a green-grocer d. a hawker Ans:c
23. A person who studies the development of language is a.......... [Jagannath University (B) 2016-17]
a) philatelist b) philanthropist c) pharmacologist d)philologist Ans:d
e¨vL¨v: WvKwU‡KU msMÖvnK, Rbwn‰Zlx e¨w³, Jla cÖ¯‘ZKviK, fvlvweÁvbwe`|
24. A pilgrim is a person who undertakes a journey to a—. [CU 14-15]
a. market b. holy place c. new count d. mosque e. church Ans. b
25. Misanthropist is a person who - [CU 14-15]
a. flirts with ladies b. has narrow views c. hates mankind Ans.c
d. believes in God e. looks at the darker sides of life.
e¨vL¨v: Misanthropist A_© gbyl¨we‡Ølx|
26. Polyglot is a —— [CU 14-15]
a. person who eats a lot b. person who knows many languages
c. person who reads a lot d. person who composes a music
e. Person who is involved in politics. Ans.b

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27. A misogynist hates---- [CU 14-15]
a. men b. liars c. the human race d. women e. boys Ans. d
e¨vL¨v: misogynist A_© bvix we‡Ølx|
28. A person who writes plays is called a ..,,.... . [Jagannath University (B) 2016-17]
a) play-write b)play wright c) play lighter d)playwright Ans:d
e¨vL¨v: ‡h e¨w³ bvUK (play) wj‡Lb Zv‡K bvU¨Kvi playwright ejv nq|
29. In English if two different words have the same spelling and pronunciation they are called-XvKv wek¦.10-
11
a. synonyms b. hallucinogen c. homophones d. homonyms
e¨vL¨v: Homonym- GKB D”PviY wKš‘ wfbœ A_©weó kã| Ans. d
30. "Plagiarism" is the act of- [DU B-Unit: 14-15]
a. Pleasing somebody superficially b. making fun of somebody for amusement
c. taking somebody's ideas without acknowledgment d. indulging in self-satisfaction Ans.C
e¨vL¨v: Plagiarism A_© Ab¨ e¨w³i †jLv, aviYv Pzwi Kiv|
31. Many Islands make up- [17Zg wewmGm/ivRkvnx wek¦. 05-06]
a. An isles. b. An archipelago c. A peninsula d. A continent
e¨vL¨v: Island (AvBj¨vÛ)- Øxc; archipelago- ØxccyÄ; peninsula- DcØxc; continent- gnv‡`k| Ans. b
32. One who eats human flesh is- [PSTU(B) 2015-16]
A. Carnivorous B. Fishmonger C. Cannibal D. Beggar Answer: C
33. One who creates fear as a weapon for power is a- [wcÖwgqvi e¨vsK- 12]
a. terrorist b. militant c. extremist d. anarchist
e¨vL¨v: terrorist- mš¿vmev`x, fq m„wó K‡i kvmbKvix| Ans. a
34. 'Narcissism means- [RvZxq wek¦. 08-09]
a. drug addiction b. the habit of admiring one's own appearance
c. resisting anything harmful d. law abiding
e¨vL¨v: Narcissism-the habit of admiring one's own appearance- KviI wb‡Ri mg‡Ü cÖksmv Kivi Af¨vm (we‡kl K‡i wb‡Ri
†Pnvivi cÖksmv Kiv|) Ans. B
35. A remedy for all diseases— . [cÖv_wgK we`¨vj‡qi wkÿK wb‡qvM cixÿv- 2022(2q avc)]
A. all cure B. Panorama C. polyglot D. panacea Ans. D
e¨vL¨v: Panacea: me©wea †ivM-wbivgqKvix Ilya;
36. A stage of short sightedness— . [cÖv_wgK we`¨vj‡qi wkÿK wb‡qvM cixÿv- 2022(2q avc)]
A. Myopia B. Autopsy C. Maternity D. Abortion Ans. A
e¨vL¨v: Myopia- Lv‡Uv `„wó|
37. A state where all religions are respected—. [cÖv_wgK we`¨vj‡qi wkÿK wb‡qvM cixÿv- 2022(2q avc)]
A. Good state B. Secular C. Holy country D. Reactor Ans. B
e¨vL¨v: Secular : not having any connection with religion
38. The word ‘Cartographer’ means- [wegvb evsjv‡`k GqvijvBÝ (g¨v‡Uwiq¨vj †g‡bR‡g›U A¨vwm÷¨v›U)-22]
A. A person who draws map B. A cart pulling animal
C. A person who makes cart D. A person who rides a cart Ans:A
e¨vL¨v: Cartographer: gvbwPÎKi|
39. A doctor who treats kidney patients is known as a/an----- . [evsjv‡`k cjøx Dbœqb †evW© Dc‡Rjv cjøx Dbœqb Kg©KZ©v-
'2022]
a. oncologist b. pathologist c. urologist d. gynecologist Ans:C
e¨vL¨v:
Urology: Urology is a part of health care that deals with diseases of the male and female urinary tract (kidneys,
ureters, bladder and urethra).
Nephrologist: A nephrologist is a medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating kidney
conditions.
40. The act of doing deliberate damage to something is called : [XvKv B‡jKwUªK †Kv¤úvwb wj. (†Wm‡Kv) Gi mve-†÷kb
G‡Ub‡W›U-'22]
a. sabbath b. sabotage c. saboteur d. subpar Ans:b

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e¨vL¨v: Sabotage: kÖwgK-gvwj‡Ki weev`, ivR‰bwZK Kjn ev hy‡×i mg‡q hš¿cvwZ, gvjvgvj cÖf~wZi B”Qvc~e©K ÿwZmvab wKsev
cÖwZc‡ÿi Kg©ZrciZvq AšÍivq m„wó|
41. In English Linguistics, the study of words is called : [XvKv B‡jKwUªK †Kv¤úvwb wj. (†Wm‡Kv) Gi mve-†÷kb
G‡Ub‡W›U-'22]
a. Grammar b. Phonetics c. Phonology d. Lexicology Ans:d
e¨vL¨v: Lexicographer: Awfavb iPwqZv|
42. The doctor who treats cancer patients is called a/ an-------.(Rb¯^v¯’¨ cÖ‡KŠkj Awa`ßi cÖwkÿY Kg©KZ©v-2022)
a. Urologist b. Oncologist c. Pathologist d. Cardiologist Ans:b
e¨vL¨v:Oncology : the part of medical science that deals with cancer and tumours
43.The closest meaning of XENOPHOBIA is (wegvb evsjv‡`k GqvijvBÝ-Gi g¨v‡Uwiqvj g¨v‡bR‡g›U A¨vwm÷¨v›U-2022)
a. fear of inert gas b. prejudice against foreigners
c. fear of closed place d. repulsion to love Ans:b
e¨vL¨v:Xenophobia – we‡`kx‡`i m¤^‡Ü A‡nZzK fq ev N„Yv|
44.One who sells various items of daily necessity is called a–(Rb¯^v¯’¨ cÖ‡KŠkj Awa`ßi cÖwkÿY Kg©KZ©v-2022)
a. grocer b. grosher c. grocher d. grosser Ans:A
e¨vL¨v: Grocer: gyw`; a person who owns or works in a shop selling food and small things for the home
Greengrocer: a person who owns or works in a shop that sells fresh vegetables and fruit
45.'A person who was before another person refers to–(cÖv_wgK mnKvix wkÿK-2020 (3q ch©vq)-2022)
a. Predecessor b. Contemporary c. Superior d. Successor Ans:A
e¨vL¨v: Successor: DËim~wi, DËivwaKvix|
Predecessor – c~e©m~ix|
46.The word horticulture means–(evsjv‡`k cjøx Dbœqb GKv‡Wgx (evW©)-Gi mnKvix cwiPvjK-2022)
a. technique of fish production b. a form of tissue culture
c. branch of growing flower d. science of growing vegetables Ans:d
e¨vL¨v: Horticulture – D`¨vbwe`¨v; the study or activity of growing garden plants
47.Hydroponics’ means. (evsjv‡`k cjøx Dbœqb GKv‡Wgx (evW©)-Gi mnKvix cwiPvjK-2022)
a. adding hydrogen to oil b. treatment of disease with water
c. growing crops in water d. fear of water Ans:C
e¨vL¨v: Hydroponics – RjPvl; gvwU Qvov ïay R‡j cÖ‡qvRbxq ivmvqwbK Lv`¨ mieivn K‡i Dw™¢`Pv‡li c×wZ|
48.An ophthalmologist is doctor of: (K‡›Uªvjvi †Rbv‡ij wW‡dÝ dvBbvj-Gi Kvh©vj‡q Rywbqi AwWUi (GmwWG Kvg-UvBwc÷)
a. bones b. nerves c. eyes d. none Ans:C
e¨vL¨v: Ophthalmologist - Pÿzwe‡klÁ|
49. ‘A place for keeping bees’ is— `yb©xwZ `gb Kwgk‡bi mnKvix cwiPvjK-2020
A Apiary B Nest C Den D Aerie Ans:A
e¨vL¨v: Apiary- ‡gŠgvwQ jvj‡bi ¯’vb|
50.The treatment of skin diseases is known as— [Z_¨ I †hvMv‡hvM cÖhyw³ Awa`߇ii mnKvix †cÖvMÖvgvi-'20]7
A Darmitology B Dermitology C Dermatology D Dormatology Ans. C
e¨vL¨v: Dermatologist: A dermatologist is a medical doctor who specializes in conditions that affect the skin,
hair, and nails.
51.One who tells the future from the star is called—[¯^ivóª gš¿Yvj‡qi Aaxb evsjv‡`k †Kv÷ Mv‡W©i Dc-mnKvix cÖ‡KŠkjx
(c~Z©)-'20]
A astronomer B detective C astrologer D meteorologist Ans. C
e¨vL¨v: Astrologer- ‡R¨vwZlx|
52.Someone who designs house is- [KvwiMwi wkÿv Awa`߇ii A¨vwmm‡U›U jvB‡eªwiqvb/wnmveiÿK-'21]
A a designer B an architect C a builder D a plumber Ans. B
e¨vL¨v: Architect- ¯’cwZ|
53. What is the single word for 'a hater of mankind'? [KvwiMwi wkÿv Awa`߇ii A¨vwmm‡U›U jvB‡eªwiqvb/wnmveiÿK-'21]
A philanthropist B Misanthropist C Humanitarian D hatred Ans. B
e¨vL¨v: Misanthropist- ‡h e¨w³ gvbeRvwZ‡K N„Yv K‡i|

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54.One who does not follow the usual rules of social life is called. [evsjv‡`k wmwKDwiwUR A¨vÛ G·‡PÄ Kwgk‡bi
e¨w³MZ Kg©KZ©v-'21]
A frank B reveille C egoist D bohemian Ans. D
e¨vL¨v:
Bohemian- [‡eŠwnwgAvb]- hvhvei, QbœQvov, D”Q…•Lj ev Am”PwiÎ e¨w³|
Reveille- [wif¨vwj] (mvgwiK evwnbx‡Z) ‡fv‡i IVvi Rb¨ Zzh©-m‡¼Z|
55. A doctor who treats patients with heart diseases is known as a/an— [bvwm©s I wgWIqvBdvwi Awa`ßi wmwbqi
÷vd bvm©-'21]
A nephrologist B cardiologist C neurologist D pathologist Ans. b
e¨vL¨v: Cardiologist- ü`weÁvbx|
56. ‘A legal authorization of debtors to postpone payment’ is known as : [wewUAviwm wiµzUg¨v›U : Dc-mnKvix
cwiPvjK (KvwiMwi) - '21]
A Moratorium B Deferment C Preemption D Bad debt Ans. A
e¨vL¨v:
Moratorium- FY‡kva wejw¤^Z Kivi Rb¨ AvBbm¤§Zfv‡e AwR©Z AwaKvi|
Preemption- Ab¨‡`i µq Kivi my‡hvM`v‡bi Av‡MB GK e¨w³ BZ¨vw` KZ…K
© µq|
57.Love for the whole world is called —.
A. misogyny B. benevolence C. misanthropy D. philanthropy Ans. D
58.'Geriatrics' is the branch of medicine concerned with the diseases and care of
A. old women B. new born babies C. Old people D. newly-weds Ans. C
59. A girl who is going to be married is: [bvwm©s I wgWIqvBdvwi Awa`߇ii wmwbqi ÷vd bvm© 2018]
a. Wife b. Bride c. Bridegroom d. Beloved Ans: b
60. The scientific study of and treatment of tumors in the body is ----. [bvwm©s I wgWIqvBdvwi Awa`߇ii wmwbqi
÷vd bvm© 2018]
a. Oncology b. Cardiology c. Ophthalmology d. Neurology Ans: a
61. Longing for something past is ---. [wewfbœ gš¿Yvjq/wefvM/Awa`߇ii e¨w³MZ Kg©KZ©v 2018]
a. Heuristic b. Nostalgia c. Outdated d. Radical Ans:b
62. A word which can be interpreted in more than one way is - [wewfbœ gš¿Yvjq/wefvM/Awa`߇ii e¨w³MZ Kg©KZ©v
2019]
a. anachronistic b. confusing c. ambiguous d. foolish Ans:c
63. Wife whose husband has died. [mgevq Awa`ßi (gvV mnKvwi) cixÿv-2018]
a. window b. widower c. bachelor d. spinster Ans:a
64. One who is the citizen of the word. [mgevq Awa`ßi (gvV mnKvwi) cixÿv-2018]
a. citizen b. tourists c. Cosmopolitan d. alien Ans:c
65. A disease that cannot be cured is called a/an. [wewfbœ gš¿Yvjq/wefvM/Awa`߇ii cÖkvmwbK Kg©KZ©v 2018]
a. incurable disease b. uncurable disease
c. incorrigible disease d. discurable disease Ans: a
66. Time after twilight and before night ----. [evsjv‡`k cjøx we`y¨Zvqb †evW©, XvKv (mnKvwi †Rbv‡ij g¨v‡bRvi) 2018]
a. Evening b. Dawn c. Dusk d. Eclipse Ans: c
67. A person who is fond of sensuous enjoyment:
a. epicure b. witty c. hedonist d. humorous Ans: c. hedonist
e¨vL¨v:
a. epicure –
i) cvb - †fvRbiwmK|
ii) A person who enjoys food and drink of a high quality.
b. witty-
i) iwmK, imv‡jv
ii) Using words in clever and funny way.
c. hedonist- ‡cÖ‡qvev`x
Hedonism - myL ev cÖxwZB cigv_©
hedonist; Someone who tries to have as much pleasure as possible.
d. humorous- i) imvZ¥K, mim
ii) funny; or making you laugh.
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68. A disease that affects a large number of people in an area at the same time.
a. endemic b. epidemic c. in factious d. contagious Ans: b. epidemic
e¨vL¨v:
a. endemic- i) AvÂwjK ev †ckvi m‡½ hy³ †ivMwe‡kl|
ii) especially of a disease or a condition, regularly found and very common among a particular
group or in a particle area.
b. epidemic (Gwc‡WwgK) - i) gnvgvix, gnvgvix msµvšÍ|
ii) The appearance of a particular disease in a large number of people at the same time.
c. infactious (Bb‡dKkvm) - i) msµvgK; mvsµvwgK
ii) Able to pass a disease from one person, animal or plant to another.
d. contagious (Kvb‡UBRvm) - i) msµvgK;
ii) describes a disease that can be caught by touching.
69. A large dark grey cloud that brings rain or snow:
a. nimbus b. blizzard c. hail d. fog Ans: a. nimbus
a. Nimbus- i) Rjfiv †gN|
ii) Dark-grey cloud which often produces rain or snow.
b. Blizzard (weøRvW) - i) fq¼i I cÖej ZzlviSo|
ii) a severe snow storm with strong winds.
c. Hail - i) wkjve„wó
ii) small hard balls of ice which fall from the sky like rain
d. Fog - i) Kzqvkv
ii) a weather condition in which very small drops of water come together to form a thick cloud close to
the land or sea, making it difficult to see.

70. One who has a compulsive desire to steal:

a. pilferer b. poacher c. plagiarist d. kleptomaniac Ans: d. kleptomaniac
e¨vL¨v:
a. pilferer (wcjdv) - i) bMb¨ cwigv‡b Pzwi
ii) to steal things of small value.
b. poacher (‡cŠP) - ey‡bv cïcvwL ev gvQ Pzwi Kiv|
Poacher - someone who catches and kills animals illegally.
c. plagiarist (‡cøBRvwimU) - i) Kzw¤¢jK
ii) A person who uses another person’s ideas or work and pretends that it is their own.
d. kleptomaniac (‡K¬cUv‡gwbAvK) -i) Pzwii ¯^fve Av‡Q Ggb evwK
71. Teetotaler means:
a. one who abstain from theft. b. one who abstains from meat
c. one who abstains from taking wine d. one who abstains from taking malice Ans: c
e¨vL¨v: Teetotal (wU‡UŠUj) - i) never drinking alcohol
ii) opposed to the drinking of alcohol
72. Policeman riding on motorcycles as guards of VIP.
a. outriders b. servants c. commandoes d. attendants Ans: a. outriders

a. outrider - i) Mvwoi m‡½ m‡½ hvIqv Ak^v‡ivnx ev †gvUimvB‡Kj Av‡ivnx iÿx ev cÖnix|
ii) A person especially a police officer, who rides on a motorcycle next to or in front of an
official vehicle.
c. commando- i) AvµgY Awfhvb Pvjv‡bvi D‡Ï‡k¨ we‡klfv‡e evQvBK…Z Ges cÖwkwÿZ evwnbx|
ii) a small group of soldiers that are specially trained to make attacks on enemy areas which are
very dangerous or difficult to attack.
d. attendant - i) ‡meK, cwiPi, mnPi|
ii) Someone whose job is to be in a place and help visitors or customers.
73. A person who tries to deceive people by claiming to be able to do wonderful things:
a. trickster b. imposter c. magician d. mountebank Ans: a. trickster
e¨vL¨v: a. trickster- A person who deceives people.
b. imposter (BgcmUv) i) fÛ; QÙZvcm|
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 ii) A person who pretends to be someone else in order to deceive other
c. magician - i) Rv`yKi
ii) A person who has magic powers in stories, or who performs tricks for entertainment.
d. mountebank (gvDbwUe¨v¼) - i) †h e¨w³ PUK`vi K_vevZ©vq gvbyl‡K VKvevi †Póv K‡i, avàvevR|
ii) A person who sells quack medicines, as from a platform in public places, attracting and
influencing an audience by tricks, storytelling etc.
74. A person very hard to please:
a. obstinate b. unconquerable c. fastidious d. invincible Ans: c. fastidious
e¨vL¨v:
a. obstinate - i) GK¸‡q; †Rw`|
ii) Stubbornly refusing to change one’s opinion or chosen of action.
b. unconquerable - i) A‡Rq
ii) especially of a place, people, or emotion not conquerable.
c. fastidious- i) LuyZLuy‡Z
ii) very attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail.
iii) giving too much attention to small details and wanting everything to be correct and perfect.
d. invincible - i) A‡Rq
ii) too powerful to be defeated or overcome.
75. A funny imitation of a poem.
a. dialogue b. sonnet c. caricature d. parody Ans: d. parody
e¨vL¨v: caricature - i) e¨½wPÎY|
ii) a picture, description, or imitation of a person in which certain striking characteristics
are exaggerated in order to creat a comic or grotesque effect.
d. Parody - i) Ab¨ Kv‡iv iPbvi fvlv I fw½ AbyKiY K‡i iwPZ e¨½imvZ¥K iPbv|
ii) an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for
comic effect.
76. One who is residing in a country of which he or she is not yet a full fledged citizen.
a. lain b. lease c. enemy d. alien Ans: d. alien
e¨vL¨v: b. lease (jxm) - BRviv;
d. alien - i) we‡`kx e¨w³, A_©vr †h‡`‡k evm K‡ib †m‡`‡ki bvMwiK bb; ewnivMZ;
ii) belonging to a foreign country.
77. Disease prevalent in a particular locality:
a. incontiguous b. limited c. endemic d. alien Ans: c. endemic
e¨vL¨v: c. endemic (GbÕ‡WwgK) -i) ‡Kv‡bv ˆ`wkK; AvÂwjK ev †ckvi m‡½ hy³ †ivMwe‡kl|
ii) (of a disease or condition) regularly found among particular people or
in a certain area.
78. Study of the origin and history of words:
a. eugenic b. etymology c. eu-charist d. euglena Ans: b. etymology
e¨vL¨v:
a. eugenic (BD‡RwbKm) - i) mycÖRbb we`¨v
ii) the science of improving a population by controlled breeding to increase the occurrence of desirable
heritable characteristics.
b. etymology (GwUgjwR) -i) k‡ãi DrcwË I BwZnvm msµvšÍ weÁvb|
ii) the study of the origin of words and the way in which their meaning have
changed throughout history.
c. Eucharist (BDKvwi÷) -i) whïwLª‡÷I ˆbk‡fv‡Rvrme, G Drm‡e cwi‡ewkZ iæwU Ges g`|
ii) the Christian service, ceremony, or sacrament commemorating the last supper, in
which bread and wine are consecrated and consumed.
79. Illicit partner of a married man or woman:
a. foe b. abscond c. hate d. paramour Ans: d. paramour
e¨vL¨v: d. paramour -the person you are having a romantic or sexual relationship with, but are not married to.
80. Beyond all powers of destruction of time:
a. imperishable b. destructible c. intermittent d. transient Ans: a. imperishable
e¨vL¨v: a. imperishable- i) Aÿq; Awebk^i; Awebvkx|
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 ii) lasting forever, or never becoming weaker with age.
b. destructible - aŸsmbxq; bvkbxq
ii) able to be destroyed.
c. intermittent- i) ‡_‡g †_‡g
ii) not happening regularly or continuous; stopping and starting repeatedly or with periods in
between.
d. transient - i) ÿY¯’vqx
ii) Lasting for only a short time; temporary.
81. An assembly of worshipers:
a. configuration b. confrontation c. congregation d. conflagration Ans: c
e¨vL¨v:
a. configuration - evwn¨K AvKvi; mvRv‡bvi c×wZ|
b. confrontation - gy‡LvgywL Ae¯’v
c. congregation - mgv‡ek, wMR©vq wbqwgZ DcvmKe„›`|
d. conflagration (Kb d¬v‡MBkb) - wekvj Ges aŸsmKvix AwMœKvÛ we‡klZ hv‡Z Nievwo Ges ebR½j cy‡o hvq|
82. The height of an object above sea level:
a. Altitude b. Certitude c. Latitude d. Longitude Ans: a. Altitude
e¨vL¨v:
a. Altitude (A¨vjwUwUDW) - mgy`ªc„ô †_‡K D”PZv|
b. Certitude (mvwUwUDW) - wbðqZv|
c. Latitude (j¨vwUwUDW) - Aÿvsk|
d. Longitude (jbwRwUDW) -`ªvwNgv‡iLv|
83. One who studies insect life.
a. Geologist b. Zoologist c. Entomologist d. Botanist Ans: c. Entomologist
e¨vL¨v:
a. Geologist - f~ZË¡we`
b. Zoologist - cÖvwbweÁvbx
c. Entomologist - cZ½wekvi`
d. Botanist - Dw™¢`ZË¡we`
84. The art of preserving skin of animals, birds, fishes:
a. Topology b. Taxonomy c. Seismology d. Taxidermy Ans: d. Taxidermy
e¨vL¨v:
a. Topography -cÖvK…wZK ˆewkó¨
Topology - study of a particular place.
b. Taxonomy - ‡kÖbxKi‡Yi m~Îvejx
c. Seismology - f~K¤úwe`¨v
d. Taxidermy - g„Z cïi Pvgovi wfZi Lo BZ¨vw` f‡i Zv‡K Rxe‡šÍi b¨vq †`Lv‡bvi we`¨v|
85. The study of collection of coins:
a. Nymphomania b. Numismatics
c. Numerology d. Numeric Ans: b. Numismatics
e¨vL¨v:
a. Nymphomania (wbgdv‡gBwbAv) - bvixi A¯^vfvweK †hŠbvKv•ÿv
b. Numismatics (wbDwgRg¨vwUKm) - gy`ªv I c`K msµvšÍ we`¨v|
c. Numerology - The study of the occult significance of numbers.
d. Numeric - msL¨vwelqK|
86. A woman with dark brown hair:
a. Blonde b. Philogynist c. Brunette d. Dotard Ans: c. Brunette
e¨vL¨v:
a. Blonde (eøbW) - D¾¡j Pzj ev MvÎeY©wewkó bvix
c. Brunette (eªƒ‡bU) - Nb ev`vwg ev Kv‡jv Pzj Ges A‡cÿvK…Z A‡MŠi Z¡Kwewkó †qv‡ivcxq bvix; k¨vgv; k¨vgv½x|
d. Dotard - Roeyw×m¤úbœ †jvK|
87. A person who renounces the world and practices self-discipline in order to attain salvation:
(a) Sceptic (b) Ascetic (c) Devotee (d) Antiquarian Answer: B
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e¨vL¨v:
(a)Sceptic - m‡›`nev`x : a person inclined to question or doubt accepted opinions.
(b)Ascetic - Zc¯^x : characterized by severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms of indulgence,
typically for religious reasons.
(c)Devotee (wWfvUx) - †h e¨w³ †Kvb wKQz‡Z wb‡R‡K wb‡qvwRZ K‡i|: a person who is very interested in and enthusiastic
about someone or something.
(d)Antiquarian - (A¨vbwU‡KvAvwiAvb) - cÖvPxb wb`k©‡bi cvV msMÖn ev wewµi m¤úK©hw³: relating to or dealing in antiques or
rare books.
88: One who abandons his religious faith:
(a) Apostate (b) Prostate (c) Profane (d) Agnostic Answer: A
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Apostate: a person who renounces or abandons a religious or political belief or principle.
(b)Prostate (cÖm‡UBU) - ¯Íb¨cvqx cÖvbxi g~ί’jxi MÖxev msjMœ MÖwš’ we‡kl, AMÖMÖwš’: a gland surrounding the neck of the
bladder in male mammals and releasing a fluid component of semen.
(c)Profane - ‡jŠwKK, BnRvMwZK : (of a person or their behaviour) not respectful of religious practice; irreverent.
(d)Agnostic (A¨vMbmwUK) - Roe¯‘ Qvov Ab¨wKQz ev Ck^i m¤^‡Ü wKQzB Rvbv m¤¢e bq e‡j †h e¨w³ wek^vm K‡i, A‡Rqev`x:
a person who believes that nothing is known or can be known of the existence or nature of God.
89: A hater of knowledge and learning:
a. Bibliophile b. Philologist c. Misogynist d. Misologist Answer: D
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Bibliophile: a person who collects or has a great love for books.
(b)Philologist: learner of language, or linguist.
(c)Misogynist: a person who hates women.
(d)Misologist: A hater of knowledge and and learning.
90. Commencement of words with the same letter:
a. Pun b. Alliteration c. Transferred epithet d. Oxymoron Answer: B
e¨vL¨v:
(a) Pun - (kã-‡KŠZzK) : A joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word or the fact that there are
words which sound alike but have different meanings.
(b)Transferred epithet: A transferred epithet often involves shifting a modifier from the animate to the
inanimate, as in the phrases.
(c)Oxymoron: A figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction.
(d)Alliteration (AvwjUv‡iBkb): The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely
connected words.
91. Person who does not believe in the existence of God:
a. Theist b. Heretic c. Atheist d. Fanatic Answer: C
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Theist: Belief in the existence of a god or gods, specifically of a creator who intervenes in the universe.
(b)Heretic (‡nivwUK) - Drc_Mvgx, iv‡dwR, Lv‡iwR: A person believing in or practicing religious heresy.
(c)Fanatic (GBw_BmU) - wbix¤^iev`x, bvw¯ÍK : A person filled with excessive and single-minded zeal.
(d)Atheist (d¨vb¨vwUK) - ag©m¤ú‡K© AwZkq †Mvove¨w³: A person who disbelieves or lacks belief in the existence of God
or gods.
92. A lady’s umbrella is:
a. Parasol b. Granary c. Epitaph d. Aviary Answer: A
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Granary (km¨fvÛvi, dm‡ji †Mvjv : a storehouse for threshed grain.
(b)Epitaph (GwcUvd) - mgvwawjwc: a phrase or form of words written in memory of a person who has died,
especially as an inscription on a tombstone.
(c)Aviary (GBwfGwi)- cÿxkvjv, KzjvwqKv: a large cage, building, or enclosure for keeping birds in.
(d)Parasol (c¨vivmj) - †iv` wbeviK QvZv: a light umbrella used to give shade from the sun.
93. Story of old-time gods or heroes is:
a. Lyric b. Epic c. Legend d. Romance Answer: C
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Lyric - MxwZKweZv: expressing the writer's emotions, usually briefly and in stanzas or recognized forms.
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(b)Epic - gnvKve¨: a long poem, typically one derived from ancient oral tradition, narrating the deeds and
adventures of heroic or legendary figures or the past history of a nation.
(c)Romance - DMÖ ev A¯^vfvweK †cÖ‡gi Kvwnbx; `y:mvnwmK Awfhv‡bi Kvwnbx: affection, amour.
(d)Legend: a traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but not authenticated.

94. A sad song:

a. Ditty b. Knell c. Dirge d. Lay Answer: C
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Ditty - ÿz`ª, mv`vwm‡a Mvb: a short, simple song.
(b)Knell (†bj) - N›UvaŸwb: the sound of a bell, especially when rung solemnly for a death or funeral.
(c)Lay: down gently or carefully.
(d)Dirge (WvR) - A‡šÍ¨wówµqvi mgq MvIqv †kvKm½xZ; g„‡Zi Rb¨ †kvKMxwZ: a mournful song, piece of music, or sound.
95. One who believes in the power of fate:
a. Fatalist b. Optimist c. Pessimist d. Parsimonious Answer: A
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Optimist: hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something.
(b)Pessimist: a tendency to see the worst aspect of things or believe that the worst will happen.
(c)Parsimonious (cv:wm‡gvwbAvm) - e¨qKzÚ, K…cb: very unwilling to spend money or use resources.
(d)Fatalist: the belief that all events are predetermined and therefore inevitable.
96. A person who loves everybody:
a. Cosmopolitan b. Fratricide c. Altruistic d. Aristocrat Answer: C
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Cosmopolitan - we‡k^i mKj ev eû AÂj †_‡K AvMZ: including people from many different countries.
(b)Fratricide - åvZ…nZ¨v; fMœxnZ¨v: the killing of one's brother or sister.
(c)Altruistic (A¨vjUªyBmwUK) - civ_©m¤§Z: showing a disinterested and selfless concern for the well-being of others;
unselfish.
(d)Aristocrat - AwfRvZ‡kÖbxi †jvK; DPz es‡kv™¢zZ e¨w³: nobleman.
97. One who cannot easily be pleased:
a. Cosmopolitan b. Frightening c. Fastidious d. Feminist Answer: C
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Cosmopolitan - we‡k^i mKj ev eû AÂj †_‡K AvMZ : familiar with and at ease in many different countries and
cultures.
(b)Frightening - AvZ¼RbK; fxwZcÖ` : making someone afraid or anxious; terrifying.
(c)Feminist : a person who supports feminism.
(d)Fastidious - LyuZLyu‡Z †`vl ai‡Z Zrci: very attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail.
98. The murder of Brother:
a. Homicide b. Regicide c. Fratricide d. Suicide Answer: C
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Homicide (binZ¨v) - killing of one person by another.
(b)Regicide (†iwRmvBW) - ivRnZ¨v - the action of killing a king.
(c)Fratricide - åvZ…nZ¨v - the killing of one’s brother or sister.
(d)Suicide - AvZ¥nZ¨v; AvZ¥nbb - intentionally causing one’s own death.
99. A person who is indifferent to pains and pleasure of life:
a. Stoic b. Sadist c. Psychiatrist d. Aristocrat Answer: A
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Sadist : the tendency to derive pleasure, especially sexual gratification, from inflicting pain, suffering, or
humiliation on others.
(b)Psychiatrist : a medical practitioner specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness.
(c)Aristocrat - AwfRvZ †kÖwYi †jvK; DPz es‡kv™¢zZ e¨w³: a member of the aristocracy.
(d)Stoic - my‡L `y:‡L wbwe©Kvi e¨w³ : a person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings or
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100. An act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers, especially by
a character in a play:
a. Sinecure b. Soliloquy c. Pessimist d. Philanthropist Answer: B
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Sinecure - ‡h c‡`i Rb¨ gh©v`v ev m¤§vbx Av‡Q wKš‘ KvR ev `vwqZ¡ bvB : a position requiring little or no work but giving
the holder status or financial benefit.
(b)Pessimist : a tendency to see the worst aspect of things or believe that the worst will happen.
(c)Philanthropist - Rbwn‰Zlx e¨w³ : a person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, especially by the
generous donation of money to good causes.
(d)Soliloquy - ¯^M‡Zvw³ : an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers,
especially by a character in a play.
101. A disease which spreads by contact:
a. Incurable b. Infectious c. Contagious d. FatalAnswer: C
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Incurable(BbwKDAvivej)- AwPwKrm¨, Abv‡ivM¨ : (of a sick person or a disease) not able to be cured.
(b)Infectious (Bb‡dKkvm) -msµvgK, msµvwgK : (of a disease or disease-causing organism) liable to be transmitted
to people, organisms, etc. through the environment.
(c)Fatal - cÖvbYvkK, gvivZ¥K : leading to failure or disaster.
(d)Contagious (Kb‡UBRvm) - msµvgK : (of a disease) spread from one person or organism to another, typically by
direct contact.
102. A man who rarely speaks the truth:
a. Crook b. Liar c. Scoundrel d. Hypocrite Answer: B
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Crook - ivLvj †Q‡j‡`i e¨eüZ Qwo : informal a person who is dishonest or a criminal.
(b)Liar -wg_¨vev`x : a man who rarely speaks the truth
(c)Scoundrel - e`gvk, `ye©„Ë : a dishonest or unscrupulous person; a rogue.
(d)Hypocrite (wncvwµU) - fÛ, ag©aŸRx, eKavwg©K: behaving in a way that suggests one has higher standards or more
noble beliefs than is the case.
103. A remedy for all diseases:
a. Narcotics b. Antiseptic c. Panacea d. Lyric Answer: C
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Narcotics -gv`K`ªe¨, hv wb`ªv Drcv`b K‡i : an addictive drug affecting mood or behaviour, especially an illegal
one.
(b)Antiseptic -we‡klZ Rxevbybvk K‡i ÿZ BZ¨vw`i cPb †iva Ki‡Z cv‡i Ggb| : preventing the growth of disease-causing
microorganisms.
(c)Lyric - MvbmsµvšÍ : (of poetry) expressing the writer's emotions, usually briefly and in stanzas or recognized
forms.
(d)Panacea -me©wea †ivM wbivgqKvix Jla : a solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases.
104. International destruction of racial groups:
a. Matricide b. Regicide c. Genocide d. Homicide Answer: C
e¨vL¨v:
(a) Matricide - gvZ…nZ¨v : the killing of one's mother.
(b) Regicide - ivRnZ¨v : the action of killing a king.
(c) Homicide - MYnZ¨v : the killing of one person by another.
(d) Genocide - binZ¨v : the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular nation
or ethnic group.
105. Custom of having many wives:
a. Misogamy b. Bigamy c. Polygamy d. Monogamy Answer: C
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Misogamy : the hatred of marriage.
(b)Bigamy (GK m‡½ `yB ¯¿x ev ¯^vgx wb‡q Rxebhvcb : the offence of marrying someone while already married to
another person.
(c)Monogamy -GK weevn, GK mg‡q GK e¨w³i mv‡_ weevwnZ Rxeb hvc‡bi cÖ_v : the practice of marrying or state of being

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married to one person at a time.
(d)Polygamy -eûweevn: the practice or custom of having more than one wife or husband at the same time.
106. A pioneer of a reform movement:
a. Apostle b. Apothecary d. Apotheosis d. Renegade Answer: A
e¨vL¨v:
(a)Apostle -wLª÷a‡g©i Avw` cÖPviK‡`i GKRb, : a vigorous and pioneering advocate or supporter of a particular
policy, idea, or cause.
(b)Apothecary (Avcw_‡Kwi) - Jla I wPwKrmv mvgMÖxi cÖ¯‘ZKviK we‡µZv : a person who prepared and sold medicines
and drugs.
(c)Apotheosis - †`eZ¡ ev &FwlZ¡ AR©b : the highest point in the development of something; a culmination or climax.
(d)Renegade - ¯^ag©Z¨vMx, wek^vmNvZK : a person who deserts and betrays an organization, country, or set of
principles.
107. A person who pretends to have more knowledge or skill than he really has:
a. Crook b. Apotheosis c. Renegade d. Charlatan Answer: D
e¨vL¨v:
Crook- ivLvj †Q‡j‡`iK nv‡Zi Qwo : a person who is dishonest or a criminal.
Apotheosis - †`eZ¡ ev &FwlZ¡ AR©b : the elevation of someone to divine status.
Renegade - ¯^ag©Z¨vMx, wek^vmNvZK : a person who deserts and betrays an organization, country, or set of principles.
Charlatan : a person falsely claiming to have a special knowledge or skill.
108. A person who forsakes religion:
a. Apostle b. Apotheosis c. Renegade d. Charlatan Answer: C
e¨vL¨v:
(a) Apostle - wLª÷a‡g©i Avw` cÖPviK‡`i GKRb : a vigorous and pioneering advocate or supporter of a particular
policy, idea, or cause.
(b) Apotheosis - †`eZ¡ ev &FwlZ¡ AR©b : the highest point in the development of something; a culmination or
climax.
(c) Charlatan : a person falsely claiming to have a special knowledge or skill.
(d) Renegade - ¯^ag©Z¨vMx, wek^vmNvZK : having abandoned one's religious beliefs.
109. One who studies insect life:
a. Geologist b. Zoologist c. Entomologist d. Botanist
Answer: Option C
Geologist : one who studies the physical structure and substance of the earth, their history, and the processes
which act on them..
Zoologist : one who studies behaviour, structure, physiology, classification, and distribution of animals.
Botanist : one who studies study of the physiology, structure, genetics, ecology, distribution, classification, and
economic importance of plants.
Entomologist : One who studies insect life.
110. A doctor who treats skin diseases:
a. Ophthalmologist b. Dermatologist c. Paediatrician d. Cardiologist
Answer: Option B
Ophthalmologist : who do treatment of disorders and diseases of the eye.
Paediatrician : a medical practitioner specializing in children and their diseases.
Cardiologist : medical practitioner specializing in diseases and abnormalities of the heart.
Dermatologist : medical practitioner concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders.
111. A lady who remains unmarried:
a. Spinster b. Artist c. Bachelor d. Misanthrope
Answer: Option A
Artist : a person who creates paintings or drawings as a profession or hobby.
Bachelor : a man who is not and has never been married.
Misanthrope : a person who dislikes humankind and avoids human society.
Spinster : an unmarried woman, typically an older woman beyond the usual age for marriage.
112. One who has good taste for food:
a. Gourmet b. Curator c. Parasite d. Stoic
Answer: Option A
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Curator : a keeper or custodian of a museum or other collection.
Parasite : an organism which lives in or on another organism (its host) and benefits by deriving nutrients at the
others expense.
Stoic : a person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings or complaining.
Gourmet : a connoisseur of good food or a person with a discerning palate.
113. One who knows two languages:
a. Bigot b. Bigamy c. Bilingual d. Brittle
Answer: Option C
Bigot : a person who is a blind supporter of his religion.
Bigamy : the offence of marrying someone while already married to another person.
Brittle : hard but liable to break easily.
Bilingual : speaking two languages fluently.
114. Government by the representatives of the people:
a. Autocracy b. Democracy c. Socialism d. Anarchy
Answer: Option B
Autocracy : a system of government by one person with absolute power.
Socialism : policy or practice based on the political and economic theory of socialism.
Anarchy : a state of disorder due to absence or non-recognition of authority or other controlling systems.
Democracy : a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically
through elected representatives.
115. A disease that spreads over a large area:
a. Academic b. Epidemic c. Incorrigible d. Invincible
Answer: Option B
Academic : relating to education and scholarship.
Incorrigible : not able to be changed or reformed.
Invincible : too powerful to be defeated or overcome.
Epidemic : a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.
116. That which can never be believed:
a. Irrevocable b. Inevitable c. Incredible d. Irritable
Answer: Option C
Irrevocable :Not able to be changed
Inevitable : certain to happen, unavoidable.
Irritable : having or showing a tendency to be easily annoyed.
Incredible : difficult to believe, extraordinary.
117. That which cannot be avoided:
a. Inevitable b. Irreparable c. Incomparable d. Indisputable
Answer: Option A
Irreparable : impossible to rectify or repair.
Incomparable : without an equal in quality or extent, matchless.
Indisputable : unable to be challenged or denied.
Inevitable : certain to happen, unavoidable.
118. One who able to use the right and left hands equally well:
a. Sinister b. Ambidextrous c. Ambivalent d. Amateur
Answer: Option B
Sinister : One who able to use the left hand well.
Ambivalent : having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone.
Amateur : a person who is contemptibly inept at a particular activity.
Ambidextrous : able to use the right and left hands equally well.
119. Government by rich:
a. Oligarchy b. Aristocracy c. Pantisocracy d. Plutocracy
Answer: Option D
Oligarchy :a small group of people having control of a country or organization.
Aristocracy :a form of government in which power is held by the nobility.
Pantisocracy :a form of utopian social organization in which all are equal in social position and responsibility.
Plutocracy :government by the wealthy people.
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120. An independent person or body officially appointed to settle a dispute:
a. Arbiter b. Mediator c. Agent provocateur d. Arbitrator
Answer: Option D
Arbiter : a person who settles a dispute or has ultimate authority in a matter.
Mediator : a person who attempts to make people involved in a conflict come to an agreement; a go-between.
Agent provocateur : a person employed to induce others to break the law so that they can be convicted.
Arbitrator : an independent person or body officially appointed to settle a dispute.
121. Murder of man:
a. Regicide b. Regicide c. Homicide d. Genocide
Answer: Option C
Regicide : the action of killing a king.
Fratricide : the killing of one's brother or sister.
Genocide : the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular nation or ethnic
group.
Homicide : the killing of one person by another.
122. Use of force or threats to get someone to agree to something:
a. Coercion b. Conviction c. Confession d. Cajolement
Answer: Option A
Conviction : a formal declaration by the verdict of a jury or the decision of a judge in a court of law that
someone is guilty of a criminal offence.
Confession : a formal statement admitting that one is guilty of a crime.
Cajolement : persuade (someone) to do something by sustained coaxing or flattery.
Coercion : the action or practice of persuading someone to do something by using force or threats.
123. Animal that feeds on plants:
a. Carnivorous b. Herbivorous c. Insectivorous d. Graminivorous
Answer: Option B
Carnivorous: feeding on other animals.
Insectivorous: feeding on insects, worms, and other invertebrates.
Graminivorous: feeding on grass.
Herbivorous: an animal that feeds on plants.
124. Group of stars:
a. Orbit b. Constellation c. Solar system d. Comet
Answer: Option B
Orbit : an area of activity, interest, or influence.
Solar system : the collection of eight planets and their moons in orbit round the sun, together with smaller
bodies in the form of asteroids, meteoroids, and comets.
Comet : a celestial object consisting of a nucleus of ice and dust and, when near the sun, a 'tail' of gas and dust
particles pointing away from the sun.
Constellation : Group of stars.
125. Lasting only for a very short time:
a. Transparent b. Temporal c. Temporary d. Temperate
Answer: Option C
Transparent : easy to perceive or detect.
Temporal : relating to worldly as opposed to spiritual affairs; secular.
Temperate : showing moderation or self-restraint.
Temporary : Lasting only for a very short time.
126. To examine one’s own thoughts and feelings:
a. Meditation b. Retrospection c. Reflection d. Introspection
Answer: Option D
Meditation: attention or heed.
Retrospection: the action of looking back on or reviewing past events or situations, especially those in one's
own life.
Reflection : a thing that is a consequence of or arises from something else.
Introspection : the examination or observation of one's own mental and emotional processes.

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127. One indifferent to art and literature is:
a. Aromatic b. Critic c. Philistine d. Scholar
Answer: Option C
Aromatic: having a pleasant and distinctive smell.
Critic: a person who expresses an unfavourable opinion of something.
Philistine: a person who is hostile or indifferent to culture and the arts.
Scholar: a specialist in a particular branch of study, especially the humanities.
128. Open to injury or Criticism:
a. Invincible b. Vulnerable c. Naïve d. Sensitive
Answer: Option B
Invincible : too powerful to be defeated or overcome.
Vulnerable: exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed, either physically or emotionally.
Naive: (of a person or action) showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgement.
Sensitive: quick to detect or respond to slight changes, signals, or influences.
129. Government by a small group of all powerful persons:
a. Oligarchy b. Monarchy c. Democracy d. Anarchy
Answer: Option A
Oligarchy: a small group of people having control of a country or organization.
Monarchy: a form of government with a monarch at the head.
Democracy: a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically
through elected representatives.
Anarchy: a state of disorder due to absence or non-recognition of authority or other controlling systems.
130. A narrow piece of land connecting two large masses of land:
a. Peninsula b. Isthmus c. Continent d. Gulf
Answer: Option B
Peninsula: a piece of land almost surrounded by water or projecting out into a body of water.
Isthmus: a narrow strip of land with sea on either side, forming a link between two larger areas of land.
Continent: any of the world's main continuous expanses of land (Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South
America, Australia, Antarctica).
Gulf: a deep inlet of the sea almost surrounded by land, with a narrow mouth.
131. One who collects coins as hobby:
a. Philatelist b. Ornithologist c. Statistician d. Numismatist
Answer: Option D
Philatelist: a person who collects or studies stamps.
Ornithologist: a person who studies or is an expert on birds.
Statistician: an expert in the preparation and analysis of statistics.
Numismatist: someone who studies or collects coins, paper money, or medals.
132. Extreme old age when a man behaves like a fool.
a. Imbecility b. Youth c. Dotage d. Superannuation
Answer: Option C
Imbecility: stupid or insane behaviour.
Youth: the period between childhood and adult age.
Dotage: the period of life in which a person is old and weak.
Superannuation: regular payment made into a fund by an employee towards a future pension.
133. That which cannot be corrected
a. Unintelligible b. Indelible c. Illegible d. Incorrigible
Answer: Option D
Unintelligible: impossible to understand.
Indelible: making marks that cannot be removed.
Illegible: not clear enough to be read.
Incorrigible: not able to be changed or reformed.
134. The study of ancient societies
a. Anthropology b. Archaeology c. History d. Ethnology Answer: B
135. A person of good understanding knowledge and reasoning power.
a. Expert b. Intellectual c. Snob d. Literate Answer: B
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Expert: a person who is very knowledgeable about or skilful in a particular area.
Intellectual: Intelligent; knowledgeable.
Snob: a person with an exaggerated respect for high social position or wealth who seeks to associate with
social superiors and looks down on those regarded as socially inferior.
Literate: able to read and write.
136. A person who insists on something:
a. Disciplinarian b. Stickler c. Instantaneous d. Boaster Answer: B
Disciplinarian: a person who believes in or practises firm discipline.
Stickler: a person who insists on a certain quality or type of behaviour.
Instantaneous: occurring or done instantly.
Boaster: a very boastful and talkative person.
137. A Bangladeshi living in Canada is a/an:
A) foreigner B) alien C) expatriate D) patriot E) traitor Answer: C
138. A person who eats human flesh is a-
A) carnivore B) cobbler C) cannibal D) cartographer Answer: C
139. A person who leaves his or her country to settle in another country-
A) Emigrant B) Immigrant C) Foreigner D) Traveller Answer: A
140. One who tries to do good to mankind is a-
A) Misogynist B) Misanthropist C) Cosmopolitan D) Philanthropist Answer: A
141. One who loves and serves mankind is-
A) a philanthropist B) an optimist C) a socialist D) a misanthropist Answer: A
142. What is the single word for ‘A hater of mankind’?
A) Hatred B) Enemy C) Misanthrope D) None of these Answer: C
143. A sadist is-
A) a person sad by nature B) something that makes one sad
C) one addicted to drinking D) one who gets pleasure from hurting others Answer: D
144. Who is a misogynist?
A) A man who loves women B) A man who hates women
C) A man who lives with women D) A man who kills women Answer: B
145. A misogynist hates –
A) women B) people C) men D) liars Answer: A
146. ‘A hater of women’ means-
A) Iconoclast B) aviary C) vintner D) misogynist Answer: D
147. ‘One who breaks images’ is called-
A) Imposter B) Iconoclast C) Cannibal D) Avairy Answer: B
148. A person pretending to be somebody he is not-
A) Magician B) Rogue C) Liar D) Imposter Answer: D
149. One working in the same place is a-
A) friend B) colleague C) leader D) contemporary Answer: B
150. A person who was before another refers to-
A) Predecessor B) Successor C) Progeny D) Posterity E) Inheritor Answer: A
151. The word ‘somnambulist’ means-
A) a sleepwalker B) a daydreamer C) an optimist D) a night dreamer Answer: A
152. A person unable to pay his debts-
A) poor/destitute B) solvent C) miser D) insolvent/bankrupt Answer: D
153. One who deals in cattle is-
A) Drover B) Auctioneer C) Jockey D) Lancer Answer: C
154. One versed in horsemanship is called _____
A) Horseman B) Rider C) Jockey D) Lancer Answer: C
155. One who collects postage stamps-
A) Lexicographer B) Philatelsit C) Vendor D) Stamp collector Answer: B
156. A ‘Philatelist’ is one who collects-
A) picture B) stamps C) coins D) stones E) books Answer: B
157. A cartographer is a person who draws-
A) graphs B) carts C) maps D) cartoons Answer: C
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158. A person who draws maps is a:
A) painter B) sculptor C) cartographer D) geologist Answer: C
159. One who can speak many languages is-
A) polymath B) polytheist C) bilinguist D) polyglot Answer: D
160. Someone who designs house is-
A) a designer B) an architect C) a builder D) a plumber Answer: B
161. A cobbler is a person-
A) sells shoes B) mends shoes C) imports shoes D) exports shoes Answer: B
162. He knows and speaks many languages.
A) He is a interpreter B) He is a polyglot
C) He is an infidel D) He is a tycoon Answer: B
163. The word ‘teetotaler’ means-
A) Person who abstains completely from alcoholic loquor B) Person who like drinking wine
C) Person who hates drinking wine D) Person who is heavily drunk Answer: A
164. The person speaking many language-
A) Linguist B) Linguistic C) Polyglot D) monolingual Answer: C
165. A person who knows many languages is called-
A) Linguist B) Grammarian C) Polyglot D) Bilingual Answer: A
166. A person who writes plays is called a-
A) play-write B) playwright C) play writer D) player Answer: B
167. One who compiles dictionary------ .
A) Calligrapher B) Editor C) Compiler D) Lexicographer Answer: D
168. The word ‘lexicographer’ is a person who writes-
A) Novels B) Dictionaries C) Graph D) Medical books Answer: B
169. A person who writes dictionary is a-
A) Lexicographer B) Linguist C) Dictator D) Dictionary writer Answer: A
170. A strict vegetarian
A) A) rarely eats animal products B) sometimes eats eggs
C) never eats any animal products D) never eats protein Answer: C
171. A person who sells fruite and vegitables-
A) a green grocer B) a vegetarian C) a hawker D) a vegetable man Answer: A
172. A geologist studies-
A) insects B) plant life C) the earth D) community and family life Answer: C
173. A person who studies the atmosphere, weather and weather forcasting is known as-
A) sinologist B) radiologist C) meteorologist D) hydrologist E) psycologist Answer: C
174. A person in charge of museum is a-
A) Libraraian B) Janitor C) Palmist D) Curator Answer: D
175. A person who has lived in and knows about many different parts of the world is a-
A) philanthropist B) cosmopolitan C) tourist D) urbanite Answer: B
176. One who is at home in all countries is-
A) metropolitan B) international C) cosmopolitan D) universal Answer: C
177. A partner in crime is-
A) an accomplice B) A patricide C) An atheist D) A parricide Answer: A
178. A person who helps you break the law-
A) Spy B) Collaborator C) Ally D) Accomplice Answer: D
179. He was very fond of his wife, so his friends called him-
A) hen-pecked B) unmanly C) effeminate D) social Answer: A
180. A person who speaks for others-
A) Representative B) Spokesman C) Alien D) Supporter E) Reporter Answer: B
181. One who believes that all things and events in life are predetermined-
A) Egoist B) Puritan C) Tyrant D) Fatalist E) none of these Answer: D
182. One who pretends illness to escape duty.
A) Truant B) Malingerer C) Hypocrite D) Concubine Answer: B
183. One who rarely speaks the truth
A) Scoundrel B) Liar C) Crook D) Hypocrite Answer: B
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184. A person who regard the whole world as his country-
A) Cosmopolitan B) Nationalist C) Patriot D) Metropolitan Answer: A
185. An atheist is a person who-
A) believes in God B) hates God C) loves God D) does not believe in God Answer: D
186. A ‘pilgrim’ is a person who undertakes a journey to a-
A) Holy place B) New country C) Mosque D) Bazar Answer: A
187. A religious discourse-
A) Preach B) Stanza C) Sanctorium D) Sermon Answer: D
188. One who abandons his religious faith is called-
A) Agnostic B) Prostate C) Profane D) Apostate Answer: D
189. Monotheism means-
A) monolithic B) belief in a single God
C) belief in a giant like God D) belief in a single headed God Answer: B
190. The word ‘blasphemy’ is related to-
A) Islam B) appreciation of God and religion
C) Buddhism D) lack of respect to God and religion Answer: D
191. A person who treats mental illness is called-
A) a psychiatrist B) a psychologist C) a therapist D) a psychoanalyst Answer: A
192. One who studies and treats the diseases of the eye is-
A) an orthodontist B) a radiologist C) a neurologist D) an ophthalmologist Answer: D
193. A doctor who studies and treats the medical condition of women is-
A) a gynaecologist B) a neurologist C) an oncologist D) an orthopaedic surgeon Answer: A
194. One who is a heart speacialist in heart and its diseases is called-
A) a pharmacologist B) a neurologist C) a cardiologist D) an ophthalmologist Answer: C
195. A cardiologist treats patients with_______ problems.
A) heart B) Kidney C) urine D) stomach Answer: A
196. A speacialist in eye diseases is called a/an-
A) Optician B) Neurologist C) Cardiologist D) Ophthalmologist Answer: D
197. A doctor who studies and treats disease of the nerve is-
A) a paediatrician B) an oncologist C) a nephrologists D) a neurologist Answer: D
198. A doctor eho treats skin diseases:
A) ophthalmologist B) dermatologist C) paediatrician D) cardiologists Answer: B
199. Substitution for a neurologist will be-
A) herat speacialist B) bone specialist
C) nerve specialist D) eye specialist Answer: C
200. ‘Omniscient’ is-
A) One who knows everything B) One who has total power
C) One who present everywhere D) One who eats all types of food Answer: A
201. Which one means ‘unlimited’ power’?
A) Omnipresent B) Omniscient C) Omnipotent D) Omnibus Asnwer: C
202. One who eats everything is called-
A) Omniscient B) Omnipresent C) Omnipotent D) Omnivorous Answer: D
203. The word ‘Omnivorous’ means-
A) eating all types of food B) eating only fruits
C) eating only meat D) eating grass and plants Answer: A
204. Animals that can live on land and water are-
A) insectivorous B) dinosaurs C) amphibians D) reptiles Answer: C
205. A vegetarian animals is called-
A) a herbivore B) a carnivore C) a vegetarian D) omnivore Answer: A
205. The word ‘vegetarian’ refers to-
A) plants B) animals C) mammals D) carnivores Answer: B
206. Animal that eats flesh of other animals
A) carnivorous B) benevolent C) insectivorous D) omnivorous Answer: A
207. Animals living on human flesh is called-
A) cannibal B) flesh eater C) meat eater D) non vegetarian Answer: A
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209. Writing about one’s own life is-
A) a diary B) a biography C) a life story D) an autobiography Answer: D
210. The history of a man written by others-
A) Biography B) History C) Manuscript D) Autobiography Answer: A
211. List of the business or subjects to be considered at a meeting-
A) Schedule B) Timetable C) Agenda D) Plan Answer: C
212. An inscription on a tomb or a monument is-
A) epitome B) epithet C) epitaph D) episode E) epic Answer: C
213. A speech full of too many words-
A) An unimportant speech B) A big speech
C) Maiden speech D) A verbose speech Answer: D
214. The word ‘bibliography’ is concerned with-
A) book B) biography C) internet D) biology Answer: A
215. When some thing is in the agenda it is-
A) an additional item B) a cause of agitation
C) in the list of things to be done D) included as an oversight Answer: C
216. Bibliography means-
A) History of book B) Book on biology
C) Worshipper of books D) Collection/List of books Answer: D

217. Select the right word for ‘A speech made without previous preparation’
A) Extempore speech B) Memorised speech
C) Instant speech D) Composed speech Answer: A
218. A ledger is-
A) book B) book of accounts showing debits and credits
C) book of accounts D) book only for business Answer: B
219. A book containing information on all subjects-
A) Dictionary B) Appendix C) Informatics D) Encyclopaedia Answer: D
220. The murder of the king is called a-
A) homicide B) matricide C) patricide D) regicide Anawer: D
221. Elimination of racial group by killing-
A) Regicide B) Patricide C) Genoside D) Homicide Answer: C
222. What does ‘regicide’ mean?
A) killing someone of a rayal family B) the act of killing of a king or queen
C) destroying a kingdom D) mass killing Answer: B
223. Murder or murdered of one’s brother-
A) Homicide B) Patricide C) Matricide D) Fratricide Answer: D
224. Homicide is the murder of a-
A) king B) father C) child D) man Answer: D
225. Single word for ‘the man who is not married’ is-
A) spinster B) virgin C) bachelor D) non-married Answer: C
226. The word ‘Monogamy’ relates to-
A) marriage B) divorce C) dower D) maintenance Answer: A
227. The custom of having many wives is called-
A) Polygamy B) bigamy C) matrimony D) pigmy Answer: A
228. The practice of keeping one wife or husband is called-
A) Monogamy B) Polygamy C) Polyandry D) Paramour Answer: A
229. An unmarried woman is called-
A) seamstress B) bachelor C) nurse D) spinster Answer: D
230. A man who has not remarried after his wife’s death is called-
A) Widow B) Wifeless C) Divorced D) Widower Answer: D
231. The place where money is coined is-
A) pen B) quarry C) mint D) laboratory Answer: C
232. A place for keeping aero planes is called
A) hangar B) terminal C) harbour D) stable Answer: A
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233. A place for keeping dogs is-
A) Hutch B) Stable C) Sty D) Kennel Answer: D
234. A place for keeping rabbits is-
A) Hutch B) Stable C) Sty D) Kennel Answer: A
235. A place to keep grains-
A) Store room B) Storage C) Granary D) Pantry Answer: C
236. The lying place of the wild beasts is called-
A) Igloo B) burrow C) aviary D) den Answer: D
237. Something beyond scientific explanation is called-
A) international B) traditional C) ceremonial D) supernatural Answer: D
238. An office or post with no work but high pay-
A) Honorary B) Sinecure C) Gratis D) Ex-officio Answer: B
239. Work for which no regular salary is paid-
A) Honorable B) Honorary C) Temporary D) Ad-hoc Answer: B
240. Which of the words means ‘a cure for all diseases’
A) Exorcism B) Incantation C) Panacea D) antibiotic Answer: C
241. A remedy for all diseases.
A) Cure B) Panacea C) Panorama D) Polyglot Answer: B
242. ‘Panacea’ means-
A) fresh B) gland C) cure all D) widespread disease Answer: C
243. ‘Gratis’ means-
A) without taking any money B) without making any money
C) without taking any care D) without paying any attention Answer: B
244. One who cannot be corrected-
A) unintelligible B) Indelible C) Illegible D) Incorrigible Answer: D
245. Incapable of being seen elected-
A) worthlers B) defaulter C) rejected D) punishment Answer: C
246. Decision that cannot be taken back-
A) irrevocable B) rigid C) order D) brief Answer: A
247. That cannot be corrected or improved-
A) incredible B) inevitable C) incorrigible D) inauspicious Answer: C
248. A sound which cannot be heard-
A) Audible B) Inaudible C) Obsolete D) Whisper Answer: B
249. Indicate the word that expresses ‘cannot be resisted’ ?
A) Incredible B) Invisible C) Inaudible D) Inevitable E) Irresistible Answer: E
250. Incapable of being seen through-
A) Ductile B) Opaque C) Obsolete D) Potable Answer: B
251. Brittle is a substance-
A) Which is very bright B) which can be easily broken
C) Which cannot be easily broken D) Which is used for making bars. Answer: B
252. The hand writing that you cannot read is-
A) messy B) dark C) illegible D) spotted E) difficult Answer: C
253. ‘Theology’ is a term related to-
A) study of education B) Study of vote
C) Study of religion D) Study of politics Answer: C
254. Cosmology deals with:
A) Creation of the universe B) Origin of life
C) Cell formation D) Origin of plants Answer: A
255. Cosmology is related to the-
A) origin of cosmetics B) Study of surgery
C) development of costumes D) evolution of the universe Answer: D
256. Meteorology is study of-
A) the universe B) birds and animal
C) human behavior D) the earth’s atmosphere and its change Answer: D
257. ‘Oncology’ relates to-
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A) law B) medicine C) ecology D) environment Answer: B
258. The study of mankind-
A) Elocution B) Physiology C) Anatomy D) Anthropology Answer: D
259. The study of ancient societies-
A) Anthropology B) Archaeology C) History D) Ethnology Answer: B
260. Ornithology is the study of-
A) bones B) birds C) smells D) ecology Answer: B
261. Entomology is a study of-
A) the universe B) insects C) magnetism D) wireless telegraphy Answer: B
262. The science of heredity is-
A) Pathology B) Genetics C) Haematogy D) Orthopaedics Answer: B
263. The study of religion is-
A) Phonology B) Etymology C) Theology D) Morphology Answer: C
265. Give one word for science of the structure of animal bodies.
A) Biology B) Psychology C) Physiology D) Anatomy Answer: D
266. Study of weather is called-
A) hydrology B) ecology C) petrology D) meteorology Answer: D
267. ‘Meteorology’ is the science of-
A) Weather B) Meteors C) Metals D) Earthquakes Answer: A
268. Science dealing with the hehaviour of bodies in motion is called-
A) Statics B) Semantics C) Kinetics D) Mnemonics Answer: C
269. Ecology is a word mostly used in the field of-
A) Politics B) Business C) Environment D) Theology Answer: C
270. The word ‘ecological’ is related to-
A) Demography B) Pollution C) Atmosphere D) Environment Answer: D
271. Study of language is-
A) Philosophy B) Philology C) Theology D) Antropology Answer: B
272. Linguistics is the science of-
A) Music B) Language C) Behaviour D) Visuals Answer: B
273. Philologist is the person who deals with-
A) Parasites B) Language C) Music D) Ancient Philosophy Answer: B
274. The study of origin of words is called-
A) anthology B) epitaph C) vocabulary D) etymology Answer: D
276. Syntax is concerned with-
A) word B) letter C) passage D) sentence Answer: D
277. Syntax means-
A) manner of speech B) supplementary tax
C) sentence construction D) None Answer: C
279. A government by one man is:
A) Oligarchy B) Autocracy C) Plutocracy D) Aristocracy D) Theocracy Answer: B
280. Theocracy is the rule by the-
A) military B) nobility C) people D) church authorities E) wealthy class Answer: D
281. ‘Government by the few for many’ in one word is-
A) Oligarchy B) Democracy C) Socialism D) Capitalism Answer: A
282. State in which the few govern the many-
A) Monarchy B) Plutocacy C) Oligarchy D) Autocracy Answer: C
283. A statesman practices the art of-
A) bureaucracy B) plutocracy C) theocracy D) diplomacy Answer: D
284. A place that provides rufuge-
A) Asylum B) Sanatorium C) Shelter D) Orphanage Answer: A
285. A general pardon granted by the government to political offenders
A) Pardon B) Excuse C) Honesty D) Amnesty Answer: D
286. Dogs bark, what do horses do?
A) Hum B) Neigh C) Hiss D) Croak Answer: B
287. What is the sound made by a goat?
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A) Hooting B) Cooting C) Squaking D) Bleating Answer: D
288. The cattle______.
A) bleats B) chuckle C) moo D) roars Answer: C
289. Neigh is the cry of-
A) horse B) dog C) cow D) pig Answer: A
290. The sound of a lamb is-
A) bleat B) roar C) scream D) grunt Answer: A
291. The word ‘Growl’ is related to-
A) Wolf B) Hounds C) Tiger D) Elephant Answer: C
292. The owl-
A) bleats B) howls C) hoots D) murmurs Answer: C
293. The baby fish is called-
A) fry B) chick C) kit D) kid Answer: A
294. ‘A baby cat is called-
A) catty B) kitten C) cat child D) tiny cat Answer: B
295. A young cat is-
A) a cub B) a calf C) a colt D) a kitten Answer: D
296. A record of the order in which a series of events happened is-
A) cosmology B) chronology C) typography D) chronicity Answer: B
297. A fantasy is-
A) a funny film B) a history record
C) an imaginary story D) a real-life event Answer: C
298. The word ‘Homogeneous’ means-
A) Of the same kind B) Of the same place
C) Of the same race D) Of the same density Answer: A
299. The word ‘wink’ means-
A) to close one eye briefly B) to close two eye briefly
C) to bob the head up and down D) to shake the head from side to side Answer: A
300. ‘Ring Master’ is a person in charge of-
A) A bus counter B) a circus performance
C) a cinema hall D) a dramatic performance Answer : B
301. Many islands make up-
A) an isles B) an archipelago C) a peninsula D) a continent Answer: B
302. ‘Stagflation’ means-
A) Prices controls B) Rising prices C) Galloping D) Economic slow down Answer: D
303. Ruminant means-
A) Cud-chewing-animal B) Soup C) Gossip D) Noise maker Answer: A
304. Climate is a______ of the environment.
A) state B) situation C) rank D) size Answer: A
305. The people who carry a coffin at a funeral are called-
A) Undertakers B) Supporter C) Pallbearers D) Mourners Answer: C
306. Stockings are______socks.
A) long B) small C) big D) short Answer: A
307. Time after twilight and before night______.
A) Evening B) Dawn C) Dusk D) Eclipse Answer: C
308. A piece of music played or sung by one person_____.
A) mono B) lone C) solo D) melodious Answer: C
309. The word which means two people singing together is-
A) a duet B) a duo C) a twosome D) a due Answer: A
310. Blue chips are_________
A) Industrial Shares considered to be a safe investement.
B) Industrial Shares considered to be a risky investment.
C) Securities issued by the government.
C) Flat plastic counters used as many tokens. Answer: A
311. ‘Malignancy’ is-
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A) the feeling of hatred B) the science of maleness
C) the belief in life after death C) the state of disease likely to cause death Answer: D
312. ‘Manifesto’ means-
A) various forms B) manifold thing
C) policy statement D) well behaved Answer: C
313. Blockbuster’ means-
A) A large solid piece of stone.
B) A device to cut off a person’s head as a punishment.
C) something that makes movement difficult
D) A powerful explosive to demolish buildings. Answer: D
314. ‘Cock pit’ means-
A) Bottom of an aircraft B) Front of an aircraft C) Safety doors of an aircraft
D) An enclosed area of an aircraft where the pilot sits and steers the plane. Answer: D
315. A person who believes easily is said to be-
A) Simple B) Innocent C) Credulous D) Faithful Answer: C
316. ‘Ailment’ is something that make you feel-
A) unhappy B) well C) ill D) overjoyed Answer: C
317. A person suffering from nervous breakdown is called-
A) Lunatic B) Nervous C) Neurotic D) Lunate Answer: C
318. An association of sports teams is called a-
A) group B) school C) league D) game Answer: C
319. ________ chart the movement of stars and planets.
A) Astronauts B) Magicians C) Wizards D) Astronomers Answer: D
320. Powerful mother figure in a rulling position is called-
A) maternal B) matrimony C) maternity D) matriarch E) matron Answer: D
321. Lack of equality means-
A) disparagement B) equivocal C) unequivocal D) disparate E) disparity Answer: E
322. Versatile is related to-
A) single B) many C) few D) narrow Answer: B
323. One who possesses many talents-
A) Versatile B) Gifted C) Exceptional D) Nubile Answer: A
324. A versatile person ____many things well.
A) may do B) will do C) always does D) has done Answer: C
325. A person who is able to do many different things is called-
A) Exceptional B) talented C) brilliant D) versatile Answer: D
326. One who cheats others is called-
A) a cheater B) a deceive C) a liar D) a cheat E) a fraud Answer: D
327. A child who hit smaller or weaker children is called-
A) an enemy B) a rascal C) a tyrant D) a bully E) a vagrant Answer: D
328. The violation of correct grammatical structure is called-
A) slang B) colloquiation C) jargon D) solecism Answer: D
329. Have enough money to be able to buy”-
A) afford B) borrow C) offer D) owe Answer: A
330. The profession of teaching is-
A) Pedagogy B) Teachership C) Linguistic D) History Answer: A
331. Cesssation of arms before a formal treaty signed during war.
A) truce B) accord C) armistice D) retreat Answer: C
332. A _______is someone who sees a crime being committed.
A) criminal B) lawyer C) witness D) judge E) solicitor Answer: C
333. A place where earth and sky seem to meet.
A) admiral B) vortex C) horizon D) rainbow Answer: C
334. Relating to/pertaining to money or involving money is-
A) pecuniary B) moneyed C) capitalistic D) currency E) ignominy Answer: A
335. One who commits antisocial acts without guilt or pangs of conscience is called-
A) psychotic B) egomaniac C) psychopath D) taxidermist E) bibliophile Answer: C
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336. One who is pathologically self interested is called-
A) egomaniac B) psychotic C) psychopath D) taxidermist E) bibliophile Answer: A
337. One who is more interested in the welfare of others than in one’s is-
A) egocentric B) egomaniacal C) egomaniac D) altruism E) altruistic Answer: E
338. A person who rules without consulting other-
A) democrat B) bureaucrat C) autocrat D) fanatic Answer: C
339. The ability to tell interesting stories makes one-
A) an entrepreneur B) a connoisseur C) a raconteur D) a dandy Answer: C
340. A phobia is-
A) a psychologist B) a symbol C) a fear D) a psychic treatment Answer: C
341. ‘Hydrophobia’ is the fear of-
A) closed space B) examination C) water D) snakes E) ghosts Answer: C
342. ‘Tertiary’ means-
A) primary B) territorial C) terrible D) third in order Answer: D
343. ‘Heptagon’ means-
A) five sides B) seven sides C) triangle D) straight Answer: B
344. Something bought cheaply or for less than the usual price is called-
A) a bargain B) an inheritance C) a reward D) a refund E) an interest Answer: A
345. A person who studies the scientific development of language is a-
A) Philatelist B) Philanthropist C) Philologist D) Pharmacologist Answer: C
346. A tax paid to the government, espeacially on things you import into a country, is a-
A) fare B) duty C) fees D) charges E) penalty Answer: B
345. First language means the ______ language.
A) important B) main C) natural D) official Answer: B
346. ‘Epitome’ means-
A) very strange B) architecture C) beauty D) a perfect example of something Answer: D
347. A habitat is a-
A) vehicle B) rival C) filthy D) dwelling place Answer: D

348. Choose the meaning of ‘durable’

A) capable of lasting B) unsustainable
C) incapable of lasting D) incompatible Answer: A
349. Choose the correct meaning of ‘ambition’
A) knowledge of different things B) a desire to be successful
C) to do something for pleasure D) to work together Answer: B
350. Choose the correct meaning of ‘revenge’
A) a place of living B) an action against harassment
C) work without any aim D) meaningless work Answer: B
351. An introvert is one who is mostly-
A) social B) interesting C) interactive D) self-absorbed Answer: D
352. A person who thinks and reads a lot is-
A) a spiritual person B) an intellectual C) a humorours person
D) an ignorant person E) a sad person Answer: B
353. “Stalwart” means in politics-
A) a bad supporter B) No supporter
C) light supporter D) reliable supporter Answer: D
354. The word ‘Pneumatic’ means-
A) Supernatural B) Bronchaitic
C) Filled with cold water D) Filled with compressed air Answer: D
355. The word ‘inauguration’ means nerely the same as-
A) a special ceremony B) an opening ceremony
C) acceptance speech D) staring speech Answer: B
356. ‘A beneficiary’ is someone who-
A) benefits others B) misuses benefits
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C) benefits from an investment D) derives advantage from something Answer: D
357. A person who has come to live permanently in a country from his own is called-
A) an immigrant B) an emigrant C) a foreigner D) a traveler Answer: A
358. ‘Alien’ means-
A) One living in foreigner country B) a foreigner
C) A stranger from abroad D) A man who leaves for another country Answer: B
359. One who resides in a country of which he is not a citizen
A) Alien B) Native C) Foreigner D) Prodigal Answer: A
360. One who converts hide into leather is a/an-
A) tanner B) usurer C) plumber D) janitor Answer: A
361. One who walks on foot.
A) traveler B) pedestrian C) rider D) omnipotent Answer: B
362. One who mends shoes is a –
A) carpenter B) butcher C) cobbler D) potter Answer: C
363. A person who studies ancient things and relics is-
A) a researcher B) a pelican C) a linguist D) an archaeologist Answer: D
364. A person who sells flowers-
A) flowerist B) florist C) gardener D) hawker Answer: B
365. ‘Philogyny (bvix‡cÖg)' implies the meaning-
A) One who loves women B) The study of women
C) One who hates women D) Theory of feminism Answer: A
366. He sacrificed his life for the country. He is a/an-
A) interpreter B) worker C) martyr D) patriot Answer: C
367. One who sacrificed his life for a noble cause-
A) Revolutionary B) Martyr C) Patriot D) Soldier Answer: B
368. One who is the hater of women is a/an-
A) somnambulist B) imposter C) misogynist D) pilgrim Answer: C
369. One who studies heavenly bodies is called-
A) Astrologer B) Astronomer C) Palmist D) Vintner Answer: B
370. A patriot is-
A) Who loves his country B) who loves his family
C) who loves his comrades D) who loves his children Answer: A
371. A philanthropist is someone who-
A) is extreamly intelligent B) is rich and helps the poor and the needy
C) studies philology D) understands the secret of lifre Answer: B
372. A philanthropist is one who helps_________
A) the poor and those in need of money B) people earn money in easy ways
C) the government by giving money D) those working for saving money Answer: A
373. Philanthropist means-
A) a person of charity B) a person of wide views
C) an expert D) a man of wisdom Answer: A

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