One Word Substitution SSC CGL 2024 Pre 2.

Maniac

1. A short interesting story about a real person or 3. Kleptomania

event
4. Dipsomania
1. Poem
6. The question papers are placed in the lockers of
2. Sketch the school in a way that they can’t be reached.

3. Anecdote 1. are irrepressible

4. Narrative 2. are inaccessible

2. She is proficient in speaking many languages. 3. are affordable

1. Monolithic 4. are affable

2. Multilingual 7. An order of law requiring people to remain indoors

3. Heterolinguistic 1. Restriction

4. Bilingual 2. Curfew

3. A person who likes to argue about anything 3. Limit

1. Reticent 4. Check in

2. Coward 8. A small group of people who spend their time

together and do not welcome other people into that
3. Veracious
group
4. Contentious
1. Squad 2. Clique
4. One who does not show response to good or bad
3. Employees 4. Lobby
1. Stoic 2. Sceptic
9. A place where fruit trees are grown
3. Cynic 4. Phobic
1. Orchard
5. Morbid compulsion to consume alcohol
2. Garden
continuously
3. Quay
1. Satyromania
4. Museum
10. A government by the officials 14. Despite recent superficial moves toward political
reconciliation, Libya remains in the grip of a
1. Autocracy
bloodstained corrupt military exclusive circle of
2. Bureaucracy people with a common purpose.

3. Monarchy 1. oblique

4. Plutocracy
2. pique

11. An often-imaginary place or state of utter 3. clique

perfection and happiness
4. antique
1. Inferno
15. An instrument for viewing distant objects in
2. Dystopia space.

3. Euphoria 1. Microscope

4. Utopia 2. Spectrograph

12. Fear of closed spaces 3. Telescope

1. Photophobia 4. Binoculars

2. Optophobia 16. Awkward in movement or manner

3. Agoraphobia 1. Alert

4. Claustrophobia
2. Imbalanced

13. A short section (as of a book) that leads to or 3. Clumsy

explains the main part.
4. Clownish
1. Foreword
17. A person who is trained to travel in a spacecraft.
2. Conclusion
1. Astronaut
3. Postscript
2. Anthropologist
4. Paraphrase
3. Alchemist

4. Curator
18. Failing to give proper care and attention 3. Ineffable

1. Lax 4. Invincible

2. Cautious 23. In Indian mythology, most of the Asuras wish to

be never able to die.
3. Wild
1. Invincible
4. Provident
2. Impervious
19. Out of those group members, Rohan is the one
who opposes others, no matter what they tell him. 3. Invisible

1. antagonist 4. Immortal

2. agonist 24. The list of subjects to be discussed at a meeting

3. anatomist 1. Minutes

4. protagonist 2. Objectives

20. She believed she had been blamed for the 3. Agenda
mistakes of others for what happened.
4. Menu
1. Made a sceptic
25. A place where birds are kept
2. Made a scapegoat
1. Zoo
3. Made a spinster
2. Aviary
4. Made a savage
3. Sanctuary
21. A false idea or belief
4. Hive
1. Reticence 2. Atrophy
26. Incapable of being defeated
3. Fallacy 4. Entropy
1. Invisible
22. That which cannot be conquered
2. Unavoidable
1. Invisible
3. Invincible
2. Indelible
4. Ineluctable
27. A written statement made under oath 3. Agnostic

1. Testimony 4. Theist

2. Affirmation 32. One who speaks less in a forum.

3. Affidavit 1. Eccentric

4. Statement 2. Loquacious

28. A large, flat area surrounded by seats used for 3. Gabby

sports or entertainment
4. Reticent
1. Senate
33. The study of coins
2. Arena
1. Numismatics
3. Department
2. Choreography
4. Garden
3. Informatics
29. One who eats a lot
4. Cartography
1. Chauffeur
34. A person who is inclined to see the worst aspect
2. Steward of things

3. Glutton 1. Pessimist

4. Chef 2. Philanthropist

30. An important person who represents his/her 3. Optimist

country in a foreign country
4. Altruist
1. Amateur 2. Ambassador
35. Almost immediately, they heard the high shrill
3. Altruist 4. Anonymous piercing cry of tires on the side road.

31. A person who is unsure about God’s existence 1. beseech

1. Ignorant 2. creche

2. Atheist 3. screech 4. bleach

36. A thing fit to eat. 3. Cannibal

1. Edible 4. Mammal

2. Unpalatable 41. My father always tells amusing and true stories

from his childhood at bedtime.
3. Uneatable
1. anecdotes
4. Toxic
2. sonnets
37. A person who deceives others by pretending to
be someone else 3. fables

1. Unrecognisable 4. allegories

2. Fraud 42. Humour that describes the weaknesses of the

other person is itself a crime among peer groups.
3. Impostor
1. A joke
4. Inaccessible
2. Attire
38. The workers received a sum for the services they
rendered. 3. Satire

1. Recruitment 4. A curse

2. Remembrance 43. Much more than usual or expected

3. Remuneration 1. Mordancy 2. Ordinate

4. Rejuvenation 3. Subordinate 4. Exceeding

39. Foul smell will come if the food is not fresh. 44. A short stay that you make while on a longer
journey
1. brittle 2. crisp
1. Saga
3. stale 4. odourless
2. Stopover
40. One who eats the flesh of his own species
3. Refugee
1. Non-vegetarian
4. Tent
2. Vegan
45. Having unlimited power 49. In industries, it is very common to observe that
people show undue favour to one’s own relative
1. Omnipotent
during the hiring process.
2. Omnipresence
1. nepotism
3. Omniscient
2. racism
4. Omnivorous
3. liberalism
46. A person who performs magic to entertain
4. communism
people
50. An utter state of confusion
1. Alchemist
1. Pathos
2. Angel
2. Engross
3. Magician
3. Innuendos
4. Palmist
4. Chaos
47. A person who is kept captive for fulfilment of
demands of money or conditions 51. Lack of interest, enthusiasm or concern

1. Hostage 1. Sympathy

2. Hermit 2. Apathy

3. Heretic 3. Empathy

4. Introvert 4. Antipathy

48. The statistical study of human populations. 52. The study of ancient things such as art, graves,
ruins etc.
1. Photography
1. Astrology
2. Palaeography
2. Archaeology
3. Astronomy
3. Geology
4. Demography
4. Meteorology
53. A continuing unpleasant situation, created when 57. A place to park aeroplanes
one problem causes another problem that then
1. Hanger
makes the first problem worse
2. Depot
1. Vicious cycle
3. Shed
2. Round cycle
4. Hangar
3. Repetitive cycle
58. Athens was suffering under the rule of a powerful
4. Enclosed cycle
small group that had no concern for the people's
54. A person who has supreme power or authority welfare.

1. Secular 1. a democracy

2. Sovereign 2. an oligarchy

3. Diversity 3. a monarchy

4. Foreign 4. a missionary

55. Speaking disrespectfully about sacred or 59. The evening time when the sun has just set and it
religious things. is almost dark.

1. Blasphemy 1. Dusk

2. Mystic 2. Night

3. Atheist 3. Dawn

4. Theist 4. Day break

56. A thing that can be easily carried by hands 60. A person who does not believe in God

1. Export 1. Amateur

2. Import 2. Anarchy

3. Potable 3. Autocrat

4. Portable 4. Atheist
61. Dealing with things in a practical and sensible 65. We, as human beings, have a tendency of
way believing in the things that can be seen and touched.

1. Pragmatic 1. impalpable

2. Sceptic 2. spiritual

3. Stoic 3. inexpressible

4. Cynic 4. tangible

62. Anything pertaining to cats 66. Fear of snakes

1. Bovine 1. Claustrophobia

2. Canine 2. Syngenesophobia

3. Taurine 3. Xenophobia

4. Feline 4. Ophidiophobia

63. That which is no longer in existence 67. A performer’s first public appearance

1. Extinct 1. Foundation

2. Removed 2. Debut

3. Vanished 3. Premise

4. Destroyed 4. Dawn

64. Essence or main point of any passage, lecture or 68. To go through an area making a lot of noise and
book causing damage

1. Gist 1. Brutality

2. Significance 2. Cacophony

3. Meaning 3. Violence

4. Heart 4. Rampage
69. One who eats human flesh. 4. Baton

1. Scavengers 73. The betrayer of the country was at last

unmasked.
2. Herbivores
1. traitor
3. Cannibal
2. truant
4. Omnivores
3. transgressor
70. The ship launched out on a journey by water or
sea of discovery. 4. theist

1. voyage 74. One who looks at the bright side of

things/situations
2. rendezvous
1. Saint
3. verso
2. Optimist
4. vespers
3. Pessimist
71. The line, 'Round the rugged rocks the ragged
rascal ran' uses the repetition of usually initial 4. Scientist
consonant sounds in two or more neighbouring
75. His parents didn’t allow him to enrol in the arts
words or syllables .
college because he is a dabbler in arts, science or
1. alliteration literature.

2. epithet 1. Connoisseur

3. simile 2. Taciturn

4. allegory 3. Dilettante

72. The soldier struck the enemy with the short 4. Ignoramus
sword fixed onto the end of the gun.
76. Money collected from people for a cause.
1. Baron
1. Collection 2. Deposit
2. Bayonet
3. Fund 4. Savings
3. Bigot
Answer:

1.3 17.1 33.1 49.1 65.4

2.2 18.1 34.1 50.4 66.4

3.4 19.1 35.3 51.2 67.2

4.1 20.2 36.1 52.2 68.4

5.4 21.3 37.3 53.1 69.3

6.2 22.4 38.3 54.2 70.1

7.2 23.4 39.3 55.1 71.1

8.2 24.3 40.3 56.4 72.2

9.1 25.2 41.1 57.4 73.1

10.2 26.3 42.3 58.2 74.2

11.4 27.3 43.4 59.1 75.3

12.4 28.2 44.2 60.4 76.3

13.1 29.3 45.1 61.1

14.3 30.2 46.3 62.4

15.3 31.3 47.1 63.1

16.3 32.4 48.4 64.1