1st Day

1. Choose the synonym of Infallible:

A) Erroneous
B) Flawless
C) Doubtful
D) Faulty

Answer: B) Flawless
Meaning: Infallible means incapable of making mistakes or being wrong.
Usage:

• She is often considered infallible in her knowledge of law.

• The engineer's design was flawless, with no room for error.

2. Choose the antonym of Epitaph:

A) Elegy
B) Inscription
C) Biography
D) Tombstone

Answer: C) Biography
Meaning: An epitaph is a brief statement in memory of a deceased person, typically inscribed on a
tombstone. A biography is a detailed account of someone's life.
Usage:

• The epitaph on the tombstone read "A loving father."

• He wrote a biography about his grandfather, which was published last year.

3. Choose the synonym of Panacea:

A) Poison
B) Cure-all
C) Disease
D) Medicine

Answer: B) Cure-all
Meaning: A panacea refers to a remedy or solution that is believed to solve all problems or diseases.
Usage:

• There is no panacea for all the world's problems, but education can help.

• The new drug is considered a cure-all for various ailments.

4. Choose the antonym of Elegy:
A) Lament
B) Eulogy
C) Celebration
D) Dirge

Answer: B) Eulogy
Meaning: An elegy is a mournful poem or song, typically lamenting the death of someone, while a
eulogy is a speech or piece of writing praising someone, especially someone who has recently died.
Usage:

• The poet wrote an elegy for his late friend.

• At the funeral, the priest delivered a beautiful eulogy about the deceased.

5. Choose the synonym of Epilogue:

A) Foreword
B) Beginning
C) Afterword
D) Preface

Answer: C) Afterword
Meaning: An epilogue is a section at the end of a book or play that provides closure or commentary,
often summarizing what happened after the main events.
Usage:

• The epilogue of the novel tied up all loose ends.

• The author added an afterword to reflect on the themes of the book.

6. Choose the synonym of Fatalist:

A) Optimist
B) Pessimist
C) Realist
D) Believer in destiny

Answer: D) Believer in destiny

Meaning: A fatalist is someone who believes that events are predetermined and cannot be changed.
Usage:

• He took a fatalist view of the situation, believing everything would happen for a reason.

• As a believer in destiny, she accepted whatever came her way.

7. Choose the antonym of Altruist:

A) Philanthropist
B) Miser
C) Egoist
D) Empath

Answer: C) Egoist
Meaning: An altruist is someone who is selflessly concerned for the well-being of others, while an
egoist is someone who is primarily concerned with their own interests.
Usage:

• The altruist donated her savings to the charity.

• His egoist tendencies made him think only about himself.

8. Choose the synonym of Connoisseur:

A) Amateur
B) Dabbler
C) Expert
D) Novice

Answer: C) Expert
Meaning: A connoisseur is an expert in a particular subject, especially in fine arts or matters of taste.
Usage:

• He was a connoisseur of fine wine, able to distinguish even subtle flavors.

• The gallery’s curator was an expert in classical sculptures.

9. Choose the antonym of Incorrigible:

A) Hopeless
B) Reformable
C) Wicked
D) Stubborn

Answer: B) Reformable
Meaning: Incorrigible means someone who cannot be corrected or reformed, while reformable
means capable of being improved or changed.
Usage:

• Despite his incorrigible behavior, the teacher never gave up on him.

• The prisoner was reformable and was given a second chance.

10. Choose the synonym of Fastidious:

A) Careless
B) Easy-going
C) Particular
D) Sloppy
Answer: C) Particular
Meaning: Fastidious refers to someone who is very attentive to detail and difficult to please.
Usage:

• She was fastidious about the cleanliness of her home, not allowing a single speck of dust.

• His particular tastes made him hard to satisfy when choosing restaurants.

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2nd Day

1. Choose the synonym of Philatelist:

A) Historian
B) Stamp collector
C) Coin collector
D) Artist
Answer: B) Stamp collector
Meaning: Philatelist refers to a person who collects and studies postage stamps.
Usage:
• The philatelist had albums full of rare and vintage stamps.
• She became a philatelist after inheriting her grandfather’s collection.

2. Choose the antonym of Stoic:

A) Quiet
B) Talkative
C) Emotional
D) Brave
Answer: C) Emotional
Meaning: Stoic means not showing emotion or pain; emotional means openly expressing feelings.
Usage:
• He was stoic during the entire trial, showing no reaction.
• She was emotional when receiving the award.

3. Choose the synonym of Cartography:

A) Drawing
B) Map-making
C) Geography
D) Sailing
Answer: B) Map-making
Meaning: Cartography is the science or art of creating maps.
Usage:
• He took a course in cartography to learn how to design maps.
• Ancient cartography was crucial for explorers.

4. Choose the antonym of Sinecure:

A) Easy task
B) Hard job
C) Relaxing duty
D) Bonus work
Answer: B) Hard job
Meaning: A sinecure is a job that requires little effort; a hard job is demanding and laborious.
Usage:
• His sinecure allowed him to earn without real work.
• Managing a farm is a hard job requiring daily effort.

5. Choose the antonym of Effeminate:

A) Masculine
B) Rough
C) Pretty
D) Weak
Answer: A) Masculine
Meaning: Effeminate means having feminine traits (often used for men); masculine is the opposite.
Usage:
• His gestures were considered effeminate.
• He had a masculine build and deep voice.

6. Choose the synonym of Plutocracy:

A) Rule by money
B) Rule by people
C) Rule by scholars
D) Rule by the army
Answer: A) Rule by money
Meaning: Plutocracy is a form of government where the wealthy control power.
Usage:
• Critics argue that the nation is turning into a plutocracy.
• In a plutocracy, political decisions favor the rich.

7. Choose the synonym of Indefatigable:

A) Tired
B) Lazy
C) Energetic
D) Sleepy
Answer: C) Energetic
Meaning: Indefatigable describes someone who never tires and has relentless energy.
Usage:
• She worked with indefatigable passion for social causes.
• His indefatigable spirit motivated the whole team.

8. Choose the antonym of Glutton:

A) Starver
B) Chef
C) Abstainer
D) Gourmet
Answer: C) Abstainer
Meaning: A glutton eats excessively; an abstainer avoids indulgence.
Usage:
• The glutton couldn’t stop eating even after three servings.
• As an abstainer, he avoids junk food.

9. Choose the synonym of Cynic:

A) Trustful
B) Believer
C) Skeptic
D) Idealist
Answer: C) Skeptic
Meaning: A cynic believes people are motivated only by self-interest; a skeptic also doubts
motives.
Usage:
• He was a cynic, doubting every political promise.
• The skeptic questioned the results of the study.

10. Choose the antonym of Hermit:

A) Introvert
B) Monk
C) Social person
D) Traveler
Answer: C) Social person
Meaning: A hermit avoids people and lives in isolation; a social person seeks interaction.
Usage:
• The hermit lived alone in the mountains.
• She was a social person who loved hosting parties.

11. Choose the synonym of Numismatist:

A) Stamp dealer
B) Coin collector
C) Notary
D) Trader
Answer: B) Coin collector
Meaning: A numismatist collects or studies coins and currency.
Usage:
• The numismatist found a rare Roman coin.
• He joined a numismatics club to meet other collectors.

12. Choose the antonym of Pedant:

A) Bookworm
B) Learner
C) Practical person
D) Critic
Answer: C) Practical person
Meaning: A pedant is someone overly concerned with formal rules; a practical person focuses on
usability.
Usage:
• The pedant corrected every small mistake.
• The practical person ignored minor errors to get the job done.

13. Choose the antonym of Philistine:

A) Educated person
B) Uncultured
C) Artist
D) Intellectual
Answer: D) Intellectual
Meaning: A philistine is indifferent or hostile to culture and arts; an intellectual values them.
Usage:
• The philistine had no appreciation for art or music.
• The intellectual spent his evenings reading classical literature.

14. Choose the synonym of Philology:

A) Poetry
B) Literature
C) Language study
D) Philosophy
Answer: C) Language study
Meaning: Philology is the study of language in historical and literary contexts.
Usage:
• She specialized in philology, focusing on Latin texts.
• Philology helps trace the evolution of languages.
15. Choose the synonym of Red tapism:
A) Strict rules
B) Slow processes
C) Helpful service
D) Smooth working
Answer: B) Slow processes
Meaning: Red tapism refers to excessive bureaucracy and procedural delays.
Usage:
• The license was stuck in red tapism for months.
• Red tapism frustrates many entrepreneurs.

16. Choose the antonym of Reticent:

A) Quiet
B) Bold
C) Talkative
D) Shy
Answer: C) Talkative
Meaning: Reticent means reserved or silent; talkative means freely expressive.
Usage:
• He’s usually reticent at meetings.
• She’s a talkative person who enjoys group discussions.

17. Choose the synonym of Sacrilege:

A) Faith
B) Worship
C) Blasphemy
D) Prayer
Answer: C) Blasphemy
Meaning: Sacrilege is the violation of something sacred; blasphemy is a similar offense.
Usage:
• Tearing holy books is an act of sacrilege.
• The film was criticized for its blasphemy.

18. Choose the synonym of Wreath:

A) Crown
B) Ring of flowers
C) Ribbon
D) Circle
Answer: B) Ring of flowers
Meaning: A wreath is a decorative circular arrangement, often made of flowers.
Usage:
• A wreath was laid in memory of the fallen soldiers.
• She hung a floral wreath on the door.
19. Choose the antonym of Xenophobia:
A) Patriotism
B) Tolerance
C) Dislike
D) Segregation
Answer: B) Tolerance
Meaning: Xenophobia is the fear or hatred of foreigners; tolerance is acceptance and openness.
Usage:
• Xenophobia can create social divisions.
• A tolerant society welcomes people of all backgrounds.

20. Choose the synonym of Polyglot:

A) Translator
B) Linguist
C) Speaker of many languages
D) Scholar
Answer: C) Speaker of many languages
Meaning: A polyglot is someone who speaks multiple languages fluently.
Usage:
• As a polyglot, she could converse with anyone in Europe.
• Being a polyglot helped him in his diplomatic career.