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Question for Practice Questions Level 3: Mixed Vocab - II
Try yourself:Directions: Choose the option which does not belong to the group.
Explanation
Divide, divorce, sunder and dismember all refer to separation by parting. Heresy is non-dogmatic belief.
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Question for Practice Questions Level 3: Mixed Vocab - II
Try yourself:Directions: Choose the option which does not belong to the group.
Explanation
All, except (D) are blunders.
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Question for Practice Questions Level 3: Mixed Vocab - II
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Explanation
All except `subterfuge` are `confusions`.
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Question for Practice Questions Level 3: Mixed Vocab - II
Try yourself:Directions: Choose the option which does not belong to the group.
Explanation
All except `vale` are `hills`.
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Question for Practice Questions Level 3: Mixed Vocab - II
Try yourself:Directions: Choose the option which does not belong to the group.
Explanation
The words subversion, sedition, chicanery and subterfuge are all negative words used in context of revolt, sabotage, double dealing etc. Incipience implies the beginning of something, and can be easily seen not related to others.
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Question for Practice Questions Level 3: Mixed Vocab - II
Try yourself:Directions: Choose the word/phrase which is most opposite in meaning to the given word.
Prehensile
Explanation
‘Prehensile’ is adapted to grasping, as in the case of monkeys.
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Question for Practice Questions Level 3: Mixed Vocab - II
Try yourself:Directions: Find the word which is antonymous to the given word.
Flimsy
Explanation
Flimsy’ is weak and unimportant. Hence, 'sturdy' is the correct answer.
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Question for Practice Questions Level 3: Mixed Vocab - II
Try yourself:Directions: In the question, there are four sentences. Each sentence has pairs of words/phrases that are italicized and highlighted. Select the most appropriate word or phrase to form grammatically and syntactically correct sentences. Then, from the options given, choose the best one.
(A) The (A) reticent / (B) taciturn boy doesn't want to mix up with strangers.
(B) The (A) exceptionable / (B) exceptional behavior of the old choleric has been viewed seriously by everyone concerned.
(C) I am simply (A) uninterested / (B) disinterested in your cock and bull story.
(D) The landlord died intestate leaving the (A) descendants / (B) descendents to settle the property dispute at their own.
Explanation
One who is less social is reticent.Exceptionable is what we can take exception to; exceptional is highly positive.Not interested is uninterested; disinterested is not having a vested interest. Descendants are offspring; descendents are coming down.
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Question for Practice Questions Level 3: Mixed Vocab - II
Try yourself:Directions: In the question, there are four sentences. Each sentence has pairs of words that are italicised and highlighted. From the italicised and highlighted words, select the most appropriate words (A or B) to form correct sentences. The sentences are followed by options that indicate the words, which may be selected to correctly complete the set of sentences. From the options given, choose the most appropriate one.
(a) The neighborhood chemist has an (A) amiable / (B) amicable demeanour.
(b) The medieval forts invariably had high walls surrounded by a (A) moats / (B) motes.
(c) The chairman never expected a (A) tepid / (B) torpid response of the Board to his proposals.
(d) The speech was high in (A) turgidity / (B) turbidity, but low in content.
Explanation
(A) 'Amiable' is a disposition; 'amicable' is a situation.
(A) 'Moat' is a water body; 'mote' a tiny particle (mite).
(A) 'Tepid' is lukewarm; 'torpid' is sluggish.
(A) 'Turgidity' is high flown; 'turbidity' is sedimentation.
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Question for Practice Questions Level 3: Mixed Vocab - II
Try yourself:Directions: In the question, there are four sentences. Each sentence has a pair of words/phrases that are italicized and highlighted. Select the most appropriate word or phrase to form grammatically and syntactically correct sentences. Then, from the options given, choose the best one.
a. The test takers are awaiting results of their effort with (A) baited / (B) bated breath.
b. In politics it is not uncommon to credit your opponent with having a rotten (A) bourgeois / (B) proletariat mentality.
c. The disease is highly (A) infectious / (B) contagious. So the patient was quarantined and nobody was allowed to touch his fluids and clothes except with gloves on.
d. You ought to catch those indulging in even the mildest of ragging from the (A) scruff / (B) scuff of their necks and throw them out of the hostel.
Explanation
'Bait' is to trap; 'bate' is to hold back. 'Bourgeois' is akin to the class of exploiters; 'proletariat' to the class of the exploited. Only the former will be 'rotten'. Only 'contagious' is connected with touch. Nape of neck is 'scruff'; 'scuff' is scrape or drag.
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