VELAGAPUDI RAMAKRISHNA SIDDHARTHA now.
ENGINEERING COLLEGE EH-01 a) Convinced b) angry c) agreeable d)
opposed17. True religion does not require one
Select the word or phrase which best expresses to proselytize through guile or force.
the meaning of the given word a) Translate b) hypnotize c) attack d)
convert18. She corroborated the statement of
1.Voracious her brother.
a) Wild b) Hungry c) Angry d) Quick a) confirm b) disproved c) condemned d)
2.Timid seconded
a) Fast b) slow c) medium d) shy 19. The great dancer impressed the
3.Ironic appreciative crowd by her nimble movements.
a)Inflexible b)Bitter c)Good natured a) un rhythmic b) lively c) quickening d) clear
d)Disguisedly e)Sarcastic 20. Swift is known in the world of letters for his
4.Correspondence mysogynism.
a) Agreements b) Contracts c) Documents a) Hatred of mankind b) hatred of womankind
d) Letters c) love for reasonable d) love for woman kind
5. Distant 21. A person unrestrained by the rules of
a) Far b) Removed c) reserved d) Separate morality or tradition is called d a licentious
6. Lament person.
a) Complain b) Comment c) Condone d) console a) libertine b) loafer type c) criminal
7. Wretched d) freelance
a) poor b) Foolish c) Insane d) Strained 22. His style is quite transparent.
8. Restraint a) verbose b)involved c) lucid d) witty
a) Hindrance b) repression c) obstacle 23. Only those who are gullible take every
d) restriction advertisement seriously.
9. Mendacious A) fallible b) enthusiastic c) unsuspecting
a) full of confidence b) false c) encouraging d)unrealistic
d)provocative 24. We did not believe in his statement , but
10. Admonish subsequent events proved that he was right.
a) punish b) curse c) dismiss d) reprimand a) later b) many c) few d) earlier
11. Corpulent 25. The angry villagers have lynched two
a) lean b) gaunt c) emaciated d) obese suspected child lifters already.
12. Gratify a) beaten up b) captured c) killed d) mutilated
a) appreciate b) frank c) indulge d) pacify 26. He has a propensity for getting into debt.
13. Reckless a) natural tendency b) attitude c) characteristic
a) courageous b) rash c) bold d) daring d) quality
14. Vent 27. The agnostic demanded proof before he
a) opening b) stodgy c) end d) past tense of go would accept the statement of the secretary.
a) the pessimist b) the skeptic c) the skeptic
Select the word or phrase which best
about the existence of God or any ultimate
expresses the meaning of the word typed in
reality d) the atheist
BOLD.
28. The economic cataclysm which followed the
15. The claims of students look hollow when industrial revolution brought with its complex
they attribute their poor performance to problems hitherto unknown.
difficulty of examination. a) depression b) boom c) regeneration
a) infer b) impute c) inhere d) inundate d) sudden and violent change e)unprecedented
16. He is averse to the idea of holding elections collapse
29. The environment left a deleterious effect on a)regenerate b) obese c)different d)hungry
his health. e)bloody
a) Fatiguing b) weakening c) aesthetic 42. Emaciated
d) harmful e) health a) garrulous b) primeval c)vigorous d)disparate
30. By his speech he fermented trouble in the e)thin
ranks of the army. 43. Garnish
a) Quieted b) channelized into health directions a) paint b) garner c) adorn d) abuse e) banish
c) stirred up d) contained and suppressed 44.Inculcate
31. He has got a meretricious style which does a) exculpate b) educate c) exonerate d) prepare
not produce a lasting effect. e) embarrass
a) Capricious b) whimsical c) flamboyant 45. Egregious
d) Pretentious e). showily attractive a) pious b) outrageous c) anxious d) sociable
32. The liberal school of thought stressed in e) gloomy
education reform and sporadic use of force to 46. Misdemeanor
remedy the depravity of certain isolated a) Felony b) misdeed c) indignity d) flat e)
individuals or groups. illiteracy
a. infrequent, irregular b. persistent and 47. Musty
constant c. continuous d. sparing a) stale b) necessary c) indifferent d) nonchalant
e)vivid
Select the word or phrase which fits each
48.Phelgmatic
definition.
a)Calm b)cryptic c)practical d)salivary
33. A person who readily believes others
e)dishonest
a) creditable b) credible c) credulous d)
49. Reprisal
sensitive
a)revaluation b)assessment c)loss d)retaliation
34. Flowers and insects or anything lasting only
e) nonsense
for a day.
50. Waif
A)Transitional B)Ephemeral c)Transient
a) soldier b) urchin c)Surrender d)breeze
d)Transitory e) Monumental
e)spouse
35. Last of Part of Speech
Select the option that is most nearly Opposite
a) epilogue b) conclusion c) peroration
in meaning to the given word:
d) permutation e) percussion
51. Sagacious
36. Opalescent
A) Foolish b) bitter c)voracious d)veracious e)
a) iridescent b) transparent c) translucent
fallacious
d) pollutant
52. Transient (Opposite)
37. Peripatetic
a) Carried b) close c)permanent d)removed e)
a) worldly b) disarming c) moving d) inherent
certain
38. Tautological
53. Ignoble (Opposite)
a) pertaining to charms or magic b) highly
a) Produced by fire B) worthy c) given to
sensitive c) needlessly repetitive d) highly
questioning d) huge e)known
touchy
54. Nefarious
39. Avert
a) various b) lacking c) benign d) pompous e)
a) Entertain b) transform c) turn away d) lead
futile
toward
55. Chaffing
40. Cite
a) Achieving b) serious c) capitalistic d)
a) galvanize b) visualize c) locate d) quote
sneezing e) expensive.
41. Corpulent
VELAGAPUDI RAMAKRISHNA SIDDHARTHA
ENGINEERING COLLEGE EH-02
Select the option that is most nearly Opposite
72.Victorious
in meaning to the given word:
a)defeated b)annexed c)destroyed
56. Cozen
d)vanquished
a) amuse b) treat honestly c) prate d) shackle e)
73.Niggardly
vilify
a)frugal b)thrifty c)stingy d)generous
57. Dilatory
74. Frugal
a) narrowing b) prompt c) enlarging d)
a)copious b)Extravagant c)generous
portentous e) sour
d)Ostentatious
58. Grisly
75.Subservient
a) suggestive b) doubtful c) untidy d) pleasant d)
a)aggressive b)straightforward c)dignified
bearish
d)supercilious
59. Irrelevant
76.valuable
a) related b) mischievous c) respective d) pious
a)invaluable b)worthless c)inferior d)lowly
e) violent
77.Impasse
60. Jaunty
a)resurgence b) break through c) continuation
a) youthful b) ruddy c) strong d) unraveled e)
d) combination
sedate.
78. Like poverty, affluence can sometimes
61. Levity
create its own problems.
a)bridge b)dam c)praise d)blame e)solemnity
a) indigence b) opulence c) sorrow d)
62. Unseemly
exuberance
a) effortless B)proper C) conducive d)pointed
79. I abhor the ideas he sometimes expresses.
e)informative
a) admire b) respect c) applaud d) appreciate.
63. Affable
80. The members thought that the task was
a)rude b)ruddy c)needy d)useless e)conscious
feasible.
64. Blasé
a) Impractical b) impossible c) difficult d)
A) fiery b)clever C)intriguing d)slim e)ardent
impracticable.
65.Equlibrium
81. They had an insipid conversation
a) imbalance b)peace c)inequity d)directness
a) lively b) argumentative c) loud d) curious
e) urgency
82. Ram displayed enthusiasm whenever he is
66.Pert
posed with a problem
a)polite b)perishable c)moral d)deliberate
a) eagerness b) weakness c0 indifference d)
e)stubborn
softness
67. Extrovert
83. The incessant noise of the boring machine
a)clown b)hero C)ectomorph d)neurotic
made it difficult for us to go to sleep at night.
e)introvert
a) intermittent b) harsh c) soft D) constant
68. Ruddy
84. The leader was pragmatic in her approach
A) robust b)witty c)wan d)exotic e)creative
to the problem facing the country.
69.Minor
A) indefinite b) vague c)Idealistic d) optimistic
a) big b)major c)tall
85. She used disparate her neighbor every now
D)heavy 70.Provocation
and then.
a)vocation b)pacification c)peace d)destruction
a) please b) praise c) belittle d) denigrate
71. Quiescent
86. Protract
a)indifferent b)troublesome c)weak
a) retrace b) distract c) curtail d) expose
d)unconcern
87. Decadent 112. a)The meeting adjourned abruptly //b) by
a) ethical b) impetuous c) succinct d) lewd the CEO/c) about three hours of deliberation./
88.Hapless d) No error
a) cheerful b) consistent c) fortunate) shapely a) a b) b c) c D) d
89 Orthodoxy 113. a)You will come /b) to my party tomorrow
a)Renown b) trepidation c) conventionality d) /c) isn’t it ? /d) no error
remoteness a) a b) b c) c D) d
90. Sumptuous 114. Do the roses in your garden smell /b) more
a) open b) frequent c) partial d) restrained sweetly /c) than those in ours ?/D) No error
91. Dissolution a) a b) b c) c D) d
a) retribution b) compliance c) futility d) 115a) I had hoped to have met him
establishment yesterday/b) to discuss the matter with him/c)
92. Stilted but he was not in his house, and so I could not
a) informal b) verbose c) secretive d) senseless meet him./d) No error
93. disparity a) a b) b c) c D) d
a) Timidity b)bigotry c) likeliness d) influence 116. a) The retiring Principal asked his old pupils
94. Belligerent /b) to take their interest in the school/c) after
a) seditious b) genial c) corporal d) wary he has retired/d) No error
95. Benediction a) a b) b c) c D) d
a) antidote b) intonation c) endowment d) 117. a) Hemanth persisted/b) to do it /c) in
anathema spite of my advice /d) No errors
96. Listless a) a b) b c) c D) d
a) energetic ,b) confined c) miniscule d) 118. a) with little patience/b) you will be able to
enlisted. /c) cross this hurdle /d) No error
97. Farfetched a) a b) b c) c D) d
a) ingenious b) facile c) myopic d) credible 119. It is true /b) that God helps those/c) who
98. Gaunt helps themselves/d) No error
a) emaciated b) somber c) plump d) piquant a) a b) b c) c D) d
99. Prankish 120. a) Umesh is /b) five years/c) senior than
a) whimsical b) Machiavellian c) impish d) me /d) No error
serious a) a b) b c) c D) d
100. Ingenuity 121. Can I lend/b) your pencil /c)for a minute,
a) skillfulness b) cunning c) inventive d) dullness please?/d) No error
a) a b) b c) c D) d
Read the sentences and find out whether there
are any grammatical in it. The error, if any will 122. A/ Ganguly is one of the finest
be in one part of the sentence. The letter of batsman/b)that India have produced /c) over
that part is the answer. If there is no error, the the decades/d) No error
answer is (d). ignore errors of punctuation if a) a b) b c) c D) d
any.
123 . a) She sang/b) very well/c) isn’t it?/d) no
110. A) At the end of the Year /b) every student error.
who had done adequate work / c) ws
automatically promoted. d)No error a) a b) b c) c D) d
a) a b) b c) c D) d
111. a)One of the members/b) expressed doubt
if /c) the Minister was an atheist ? d) No error.
a) a b) b c) c D) d
