Test Level 1: Word Usage - CAT MCQ

To step on someone heavily and repeatedly so as to crush them

To engage without restraint in an activity

A shared secret forcing a group of people to be together

Comply with the wishes or ideas of another person

A person giving straightforward directions to a tourist

Laying a false trail to throw off the investigators

Duping the shoppers by means of false advertising

A company taking unfair advantage of its workers
 

The police fired seven rounds into the air to disperse the crowd.

Let us enjoy merry go round at the fair.

This is our second round of discussions.

I came round twice but you were not at home.

Read round things that are beautiful and good.

That train doesn't suit me; it shuttles out a little too early in the morning.

He always looked nice, but normally he would have worn a suit for the occasion.

Take off that black shirt; it doesn't suit you.

I have booked a suit for my family in Hotel Hilton in London.

BMC & Company filed a suit against Macron Brothers Inc.

Either Ram or Shyam is going to Mumbai.

Either has to take the responsibility.

''Mike, which would you prefer, tea or coffee?'' ''Either thanks. I've just had a coffee.''

You can have either or both.

Either you or I can handle the job.

logical 

blaring

bombastic

rhetorical

scientific

Accidental

Redundant

Superfluous

Picayune

Cheese-paring

The boy who was sinking, shouted for help, but nobody came to his rescue.

The shark sank its teeth into the warm flesh.

The boatman sank the spade into the ground.

The Himalayas have been sinking by almost an inch a year.

The patient is sinking.

All work no play makes jack a dull boy.

It is good to work with people who are honest.

The work of the spark plug is to switch on the engine.

My mechanic is an expert; the way he works is amazing

I have been working with this company for the last 10 yrs.