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8 Section 9 Life history of a person
written by another
1.
A. Autobiography
To examine one's own
thoughts and feelings B. Biography

A. Meditation C. Bibliography

B. Retrospection D. Memoir

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Answer: Option B
Solution:
One word substitute is Biography.

Answer: Option D Autobiography: an account of a

Solution:
One word substitute is Introspection.
Meditation: the action or practice of
meditating.
Retrospection: the action of looking
back on or reviewing past events or
situations, especially those in one's
own life.
Reflection: the throwing back by a
body or surface of light, heat, or
sound without absorbing it.
Introspection: the examination or
observation of one's own mental and
emotional processes.
person's life written by that person.
Biography: an account of someone's
life written by someone else.
Bibliography: a list of the books
referred to in a scholarly work,
typically printed as an appendix.
Memoir: a historical account or
biography written from personal
knowledge.
3.
Bringing about gentle and
painless death from
incurable disease
A. Suicide C. Deploy

B. Euphoria D. Disperse

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Answer & Solution One word substitute is Deploy.

Align: place or arrange (things) in a

Answer: Option D
Solution: straight line.
One word substitute is Euthanasia. Collocate: place side by side or in a
particular relation.
Suicide: the action of killing oneself Deploy: move (troops or equipment)
intentionally. into position for military action.
Euphoria: a feeling or state of intense Disperse: distribute or spread over a
excitement and happiness. wide area.
Gallows: a structure, typically of two 5.
uprights and a crosspiece, for the
hanging of criminals. Music sung or played at
Euthanasia: the painless killing of a
patient suffering from an incurable night below a person's
and painful disease or in an window
irreversible coma.
A. Serenade
4.
B. Sonnet
To cause troops etc. to
spread out in readiness C. Lyric
for battle
D. Primo
A. Align

B. Collocate
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Answer & Solution Solution:
One word substitute is Antipathy.
Answer: Option A
Solution: Apathy: the quality of being well
One word substitute is Serenade. meaning; kindness.
Benevolence: intense dislike; hate.
Serenade: a piece of music sung or Antipathy: a deep-seated feeling of
played in the open air, typically by a aversion.
man at night under the window of his Goodwill: friendly, helpful, or
beloved. cooperative feelings or attitude.
Sonnet: a poem of fourteen lines
using any of a number of formal 7.
rhyme schemes, in English typically
having ten syllables per line. A small house with all
Lyric: (of poetry) expressing the rooms on one floor
writer's emotions, usually briefly and
in stanzas or recognized forms. A. Bungalow
Primo: the leading or upper part in a
duet. B. Cottage
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C. Flat
Strong and settled dislike
D. Castle
between two persons
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D. Goodwill Solution:
One word substitute is Bungalow.
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rooms set in the roof, typically with Aristocracy: a form of government in
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Cottage: a small house, typically one
in the country. 9.
Flat: having a level surface; without
raised areas or indentations. Part of a church in which
Castle: a large building, typically of bells hang
the medieval period, fortified against
attack with thick walls, battlements, A. Minaret
towers, and in many cases a moat.
B. Chapel
8.

Government by a single C. Belfry

person
D. Spire
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C. Plutocracy

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Solution:
One word substitute is Autocracy.
Monarchy: a form of government
with a monarch at the head.
Autocracy: a system of government
by one person with absolute power.
Plutocracy: government by the
wealthy.
Solution:
One word substitute is Belfry.
Minaret: a slender tower, typically
part of a mosque, with a balcony from
which a muezzin calls Muslims to
prayer.
Chapel: a small building or room used
for Christian worship in a school,
prison, hospital, or large private
house.
Belfry: the part of a bell tower or
steeple in which bells are housed.
Spire: a tapering conical or pyramidal
structure on the top of a building,
typically a church tower.
 10. B. Agenda

An extremely deep crack C. Proceedings

or opening in the ground
D. Excerpts
A. Chasm
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D. Pit Answer: Option B

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Schedule: a plan for carrying out a
Answer & Solution process or procedure, giving lists of
intended events and times.
Agenda: a list of items to be discussed
Answer: Option A
at a formal meeting.
Solution:
Proceedings: an event or a series of
One word substitute is Chasm.
activities involving a set procedure.
Excerpts: a short extract from a film,
Chasm: a deep fissure in the earth's
broadcast, or piece of music or
surface.
writing.
Aperture: an opening, hole, or gap.
Ditch: a narrow channel dug at the 12.
side of a road or field, to hold or carry
away water. The short remaining end
Pit: a coal mine.
of a cigarette
11.
A. Stump
List of headings of the
business to be transacted B. Stub

at a meeting
C. Rag
A. Schedule
D. Scrap
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Solution: Solution:
One word substitute is Stub. One word substitute is Exodus.

Stump: the bottom part of a tree left Migration: seasonal movement of

projecting from the ground after most
of the trunk has fallen or been cut
down.
Stub: the truncated remnant of a
pencil, cigarette, or similar-shaped
object after use.
Rag: a piece of old cloth, especially
one torn from a larger piece, used
typically for cleaning things.
Scrap: a small piece or amount of
something, especially one that is left
over after the greater part has been
used.
13.
Large scale departure of
people
A. Migration
animals from one region to another.
Emigration: the act of leaving one's
own country to settle permanently in
another; moving abroad.
Immigration: the action of coming to
live permanently in a foreign country.
Exodus: a mass departure of people.
14.
Voluntarily giving up
throne by king in favour
of his son
A. Abdication
B. Resurrection
C. Accession

B. Emigration D. Renunciation

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Answer: Option A
Solution: through elected representatives.
One word substitute is Abdication. Autocracy: a system of government
by one person with absolute power.
Abdication: an act of abdicating or Oligarchy: a small group of people
renouncing the throne. having control of a country or
Resurrection: the action or fact of organization.
resurrecting or being resurrected. Theocracy: a system of government in
Accession: the attainment or which priests rule in the name of God
acquisition of a position of rank or or a god.
power.
Renunciation: the formal rejection of 16.
something, typically a belief, claim,
or course of action. One who despises
persons of lower social
15.
position
A government run by a
A. Prim
dictator
B. Snob
A. Democracy

C. Prig
B. Autocracy

D. Aristocrat
C. Oligarchy
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Answer: Option B
Solution:
One word substitute is Autocracy.
Democracy: a system of government
by the whole population or all the
eligible members of a state, typically
Solution:
One word substitute is Snob.
Prim: feeling or showing disapproval
of anything regarded as improper;
stiffly correct.
Snob: a person with an exaggerated
respect for high social position or
wealth who seeks to associate with
social superiors and looks down on
those regarded as socially inferior.
Prig: a self-righteously moralistic
person who behaves as if they are
superior to others.
Aristocrat: a member of the
aristocracy.
17.
A person who believes
that pleasure is the chief
food
A. Stoic
B. Hedonist
C. Epicure
D. Sensual
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Solution:
One word substitute is Hedonist.
Stoic: a person who can endure pain
or hardship without showing their
feelings or complaining.
Hedonist: a person who believes that
the pursuit of pleasure is the most
important thing in life; a pleasure-
seeker.
Epicure: a person who takes particular
pleasure in fine food and drink.
Sensual: relating to or involving
gratification of the senses and
physical, especially sexual, pleasure.
18.
A short, usually amusing,
story about some real
person or event
A. Anecdote
B. Antidote
C. Tale
D. Allegory
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Solution:
One word substitute is Anecdote.
Anecdote: a short amusing or
interesting story about a real incident
or person.
Antidote: a medicine taken or given to
counteract a particular poison.
Tale: a fictitious or true narrative or
story, especially one that is
imaginatively recounted.
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that can be interpreted to reveal a
hidden meaning, typically a moral or A man of lax moral
political one.
A. Ruffian
19.

Custom of having many B. Licentious

wives
C. Pirate
A. Monogamy
D. Vagabond
B. Bigamy
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Solution:
One word substitute is Polygamy.
Monogamy: the practice of marrying
or state of being married to one
person at a time.
Bigamy: the offence of marrying
someone while already married to
another person.
Polygamy: the practice or custom of
having more than one wife or husband
at the same time.
Matrimony: the state of being
married; marriage.
Solution:
One word substitute is Licentious.
Ruffian: a violent person, especially
one involved in crime.
Licentious: promiscuous and
unprincipled in sexual matters.
Pirate: a person who attacks and robs
ships at sea.
Vagabond: a person who wanders
from place to place without a home or
job.
21.
One who forcibly seizes
control of a bus
A. Pirate
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Answer & Solution One word substitute is Aristocracy.

Democracy: a system of government

Answer: Option C
Solution:
One word substitute is Hijacker.
Pirate: a person who attacks and robs
ships at sea.
Swindler: a person who uses
deception to deprive someone of
money or possessions.
Hijacker: a person who illegally
seizes an aircraft, ship, or vehicle
while in transit and forces it to go to a
different destination or uses it for
their own purposes.
Pilferer: a person who steals.
22.
A government by the
nobles
by the whole population or all the
eligible members of a state, typically
through elected representatives.
Bureaucracy: a system of government
in which most of the important
decisions are taken by state officials
rather than by elected representatives.
Autocracy: a system of government
by one person with absolute power.
Aristocracy: a form of government in
which power is held by the nobility.
23.
A person who has no
money to pay off his
debts
A. Debtor

A. Democracy B. Pauper

B. Bureaucracy C. Beggar

C. Autocracy D. Insolvent
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Answer & Solution writer's emotions, usually briefly and
in stanzas or recognized forms.
Ode: a lyric poem, typically one in the
Answer: Option D form of an address to a particular
Solution: subject, written in varied or irregular
One word substitute is Insolvent. metre.
Hymn: a religious song or poem of
Debtor: a person, country, or praise to God or a god.
organization that owes money. Ballad: a poem or song narrating a
Pauper: a very poor person. story in short stanzas. Traditional
Beggar: a person, typically a homeless ballads are typically of unknown
one, who lives by asking for money or authorship, having been passed on
food. orally from one generation to the next.
Insolvent: unable to pay debts owed.
25.
24.
Practice of a married
A song embodying
woman having extra
religious and sacred
marital relationship
emotions
A. Polygamy
A. Lyric
B. Puberty
B. Ode
C. Lechery
C. Hymn
D. Adultery
D. Ballad
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Answer: Option C Solution:
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Polygamy: the practice or custom of
having more than one wife or husband
at the same time.
Puberty: the period during which
adolescents reach sexual maturity and
become capable of reproduction.
Lechery: excessive or offensive
sexual desire; lustfulness.
Adultery: voluntary sexual
intercourse between a married person
and a person who is not their spouse.
26.
Mania for talking
A. Logomania
B. Pyromania
C. Bibliomania
D. Kleptomania
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Solution:
One word substitute is Logomania.
Logomania: pathologically excessive
(and often incoherent) talking.
Pyromania: an obsessive desire to set
fire to things.
Bibliomania: passionate enthusiasm
for collecting and possessing books.
Kleptomania: a recurrent urge to steal,
typically without regard for need or
profit.
27.
The study of ancient
societies
A. History
B. Anthropology
C. Ethnology
D. Archaeology
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Solution:
One word substitute is Archaeology.
History: the study of past events,
particularly in human affairs.
Anthropology: the study of human
societies and cultures and their
development.
Ethnology: the study of the
characteristics of different peoples
and the differences and relationships
between them.
Archaeology: the study of human
history and prehistory through the
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28. 29.

A process involving too The place where public,

much official formality government or historical
records are kept
A. Nepotism
A. Coffer
B. Diplomacy
B. Pantry
C. Red-tapism
C. Scullery
D. Bureaucracy
D. Archives
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One word substitute is Red-tapism. Solution:
One word substitute is Archives.
Nepotism: the practice among those
with power or influence of favouring Coffer: a strongbox or small chest for
relatives or friends, especially by holding valuables.
giving them jobs. Pantry: a small room or cupboard in
Diplomacy: the profession, activity, or which food, crockery, and cutlery are
skill of managing international kept.
relations, typically by a country's Scullery: a small kitchen or room at
representatives abroad. the back of a house used for washing
Red-tapism: the practice of requiring dishes and other dirty household
excessive paperwork and tedious work.
procedures before official action can Archives: a collection of historical
be considered or completed. documents or records providing
Bureaucracy: a system of government
in which most of the important
information about a place, institution, Transit: the carrying of people or
or group of people. things from one place to another.

30. 31.

Lottery in which an article Child bereaved of one or

is assigned by lot to one both the parents
of those buying tickets
A. Desolate
A. Auction
B. Destitute
B. Raffle
C. Orphan
C. Audit
D. Lout
D. Transit
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Answer: Option B Solution:
Solution: One word substitute is Orphan.
One word substitute is Raffle.
Desolate: (of a place) uninhabited and
Auction: a public sale in which goods giving an impression of bleak
or property are sold to the highest emptiness.
bidder. Destitute: extremely poor and lacking
Raffle: a means of raising money by the means to provide for oneself.
selling numbered tickets, one or some Orphan: a child whose parents are
of which are subsequently drawn at dead.
random, the holder or holders of such Lout: an uncouth and aggressive man
tickets winning a prize. or boy.
Audit: an official inspection of an
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organization's accounts, typically by
an independent body.
 One who always runs B. Amnesia
away from danger
C. Superannuation
A. Escapist
D. Convalescence
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One word substitute is Convalescence.
Answer & Solution
Hysteria: exaggerated or
uncontrollable emotion or excitement.
Answer: Option B
Amnesia: a partial or total loss of
Solution:
memory.
One word substitute is Timid.
Superannuation: regular payment
made into a fund by an employee
Escapist: a person who seeks
towards a future pension.
distraction and relief from unpleasant
Convalescence: time spent recovering
realities, especially in the form of
from an illness or medical treatment;
entertainment or fantasy.
recuperation.
Timid: showing a lack of courage or
confidence; easily frightened. 34.
Brave: ready to face and endure
danger or pain; showing courage. Commencement of words
Shirker: avoid or neglect (a duty or
responsibility). with the same letter

33. A. Rhyme

Gradual recovery from B. Alliteration

illness
C. Pun
A. Hysteria
D. Oxymoron
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Solution:
One word substitute is Alliteration.
Rhyme: correspondence of sound
between words or the endings of
words, especially when these are used
at the ends of lines of poetry.
Alliteration: the occurrence of the
same letter or sound at the beginning
of adjacent or closely connected
words.
Pun: a joke exploiting the different
possible meanings of a word or the
fact that there are words which sound
alike but have different meanings.
Oxymoron: a figure of speech in
which apparently contradictory terms
appear in conjunction.
35.
Woman who offers the
use of her body for sexual
intercourse to any one
who will pay for this
A. Voluptuary
B. Cuckold
C. Prostitute
D. Concubine
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Solution:
One word substitute is Prostitute.
Voluptuary: a person devoted to
luxury and sensual pleasure.
Cuckold: a man whose wife is
sexually unfaithful, often regarded as
an object of derision.
Prostitute: a person, in particular a
woman, who engages in sexual
activity for payment.
Concubine: a woman who lives with a
man but has lower status than his wife
or wives.
36.
A person who does not
believe in any religion
A. Philatelist
B. Rationalist
C. Atheist
D. Pagan
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One word substitute is Pen.

Answer: Option D Cellar: a room below ground level in

Solution: a house, often used for storing wine or
One word substitute is Pagan. coal.
Sty: a pigsty.
Philatelist: a person who "loves Pen: a small enclosure in which
stamps." sheep, pigs, or other farm animals are
Rationalist: a person who bases their kept.
opinions and actions on reason and Lair: a place where a wild animal
knowledge rather than on religious lives.
belief or emotional response.
Atheist: a person who disbelieves or 38.
lacks belief in the existence of God or
gods. The act of killing one's
Pagan: a person holding religious wife
beliefs other than those of the main
world religions. A. Genocide
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B. Uxoricide
A small enclosure for
C. Canicide
cattle, sheep, poultry etc.
A. Cellar D. Avicide

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large group of people, especially
those of a particular nation or ethnic
Answer: Option C group.
Uxoricide: the killing of one's wife. An entertainer who
Canicide: the killing of a dog.
Avicide: substance (normally, a
performs difficult physical
chemical) which can be used to kill actions
birds.
A. Clown
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B. Gymnast
Anything written in a
letter after it is signed C. Magician

A. Posterity D. Acrobat

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D. Corrigendum
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Answer: Option C
Solution:
One word substitute is Postscript.
Posterity: all future generations of
people.
Postdiction: explanation after the fact.
Postscript: an additional remark at the
end of a letter, after the signature and
introduced by ‘PS’.
Corrigendum: a thing to be corrected,
typically an error in a printed book.
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one in a circus, wearing a traditional
costume and exaggerated make-up.
Gymnast: a person trained or skilled
in gymnastics.
Magician: a person with magical
powers.
Acrobat: an entertainer who performs
spectacular gymnastic feats.
41.
The policy of extending a
country's empire and
influence
A. Imperialism A workman who fits and
repairs pipes
B. Capitalism
A. Mechanic
C. Internationalism
B. Blacksmith
D. Communism
C. Plumber
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Solution:
One word substitute is Imperialism.
Imperialism: a policy of extending a
country's power and influence through
colonization, use of military force, or
other means.
Capitalism: an economic and political
system in which a country's trade and
industry are controlled by private
owners for profit, rather than by the
state.
Internationalism: the state or process
of being international.
Communism: a theory or system of
social organization in which all
property is owned by the community
and each person contributes and
receives according to their ability and
needs.
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Solution:
One word substitute is Plumber.
Mechanic: a skilled worker who
repairs and maintains vehicle engines
and other machinery.
Blacksmith: a person who makes and
repairs things in iron by hand.
Plumber: a person who fits and
repairs the pipes, fittings, and other
apparatus of water supply, sanitation,
or heating systems.
Technocrat: an exponent or advocate
of technocracy.
43.
The custom of having
more than one husband at
the same time
A. Polygamy D. Theomania

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D. Bigamy
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Answer: Option B
Solution:
One word substitute is Polyandry.
Polygamy: the practice or custom of
having more than one wife or husband
at the same time.
Polyandry: polygamy in which a
woman has more than one husband.
Debauchery: excessive indulgence in
sex, alcohol, or drugs.
Bigamy: the offence of marrying
someone while already married to
another person.
44.
The foolish belief that one
is god
A. Blasphemy
B. Theocracy
speaking sacrilegiously about God or
sacred things; profane talk.
Theocracy: a system of government in
which priests rule in the name of God
or a god.
Paranoia: a mental condition
characterized by delusions of
persecution, unwarranted jealousy, or
exaggerated self-importance, typically
worked into an organized system. It
may be an aspect of chronic
personality disorder, of drug abuse, or
of a serious condition such as
schizophrenia in which the person
loses touch with reality.
Theomania: a mental illness in which
the patient believes him/herself to be
a god or to be possessed by one.
45.
Person who brings an
action at law
A. Plaintiff

C. Paranoia B. Litigant
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Voluntary: done, given, or acting of

Answer: Option A
Solution:
One word substitute is Plaintiff.
Plaintiff: a person who brings a case
against another in a court of law.
Litigant: a person involved in a
lawsuit.
Deponent: (of a verb, especially in
Latin or Greek) passive or middle in
form but active in meaning.
Defendant: an individual, company,
or institution sued or accused in a
court of law.
one's own free will.
Sinecure: a position requiring little or
no work but giving the holder status
or financial benefit.
Honorary: (of an office or its holder)
unpaid.
Involuntary: done without will or
conscious control.
47.
To send an unwanted
person out of the country

46. A. Exclude

A post without B. Ostracise

remuneration
C. Deport
A. Voluntary
D. Expatriate
B. Sinecure
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Solution:
One word substitute is Deport.
Exclude: deny (someone) access to a
place, group, or privilege.
Ostracise: exclude from a society or
group.
Deport: exile (a native) to another
country.
Expatriate: a person who lives outside
their native country.
Legacy: an amount of money or
property left to someone in a will.
Property: a thing or things belonging
to someone; possessions collectively.
49.
A poem written on the
death of someone loved
and lost

48. A. Ode

Gift left by will B. Epic

A. Alimony C. Sonnet

B. Parimony D. Elegy

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Answer & Solution One word substitute is Elegy.

Ode: a lyric poem, typically one in the

Answer: Option C
Solution:
One word substitute is Legacy.
Alimony: a husband's (or wife's)
provision for a spouse after separation
or divorce; maintenance.
Parimony: Monthly installment of
funds from parents to offspring after
moving out.
form of an address to a particular
subject, written in varied or irregular
metre.
Epic: a long poem, typically one
derived from ancient oral tradition,
narrating the deeds and adventures of
heroic or legendary figures or the past
history of a nation.
Sonnet: a poem of fourteen lines
using any of a number of formal extremely severe or harmful in its
rhyme schemes, in English typically effects.
having ten syllables per line.
Elegy: (in modern literature) a poem 51.
of serious reflection, typically a
lament for the dead. An office or post with no
work but high pay
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A. Honorary
One who is determined to
exact full vengeance for B. Sinecure
wrongs done to him
C. Gratis
A. Vindicator
D. Ex-officio
B. Usurer
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Solution:
One word substitute is Vindictive.
Vindicator: a person who clears
someone of blame or suspicion.
Usurer: a person who lends money at
unreasonably high rates of interest.
Vindictive: having or showing a
strong or unreasoning desire for
revenge.
Virulent: (of a disease or poison)
Solution:
One word substitute is Sinecure.
Honorary: conferred as an honour,
without the usual requirements or
functions.
Sinecure: a position requiring little or
no work but giving the holder status
or financial benefit.
Gratis: without charge; free.
Ex-officio: by virtue of one's position
or status.
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 A person who is against Mental weariness for want
the standards of ordinary of occupation
society especially in
A. Fatigue
dressing
B. Ennui
A. Joker

C. Languor
B. Hippy

D. Debility
C. Scapegoat
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Solution:
One word substitute is Hippy.
Joker: a person who is fond of joking.
Hippy: a person of unconventional
appearance, typically having long
hair, associated with a subculture
involving a rejection of conventional
values and the taking of
hallucinogenic drugs.
Scapegoat: a person who is blamed
for the wrongdoings, mistakes, or
faults of others, especially for reasons
of expediency.
Butt: (of a person or animal) hit
(someone or something) with the head
or horns.
Solution:
One word substitute is Ennui.
Fatigue: extreme tiredness resulting
from mental or physical exertion or
illness.
Ennui: a feeling of listlessness and
dissatisfaction arising from a lack of
occupation or excitement.
Languor: tiredness or inactivity,
especially when pleasurable.
Debility: physical weakness,
especially as a result of illness.
54.
A person living
permanently in a certain
place

53. A. Native
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Solution:
One word substitute is Swat.

Hew: chop or cut (something,

Answer: Option B
Solution: especially wood or coal) with an axe,
One word substitute is Domicile. pick, or other tool.
Swat: hit or crush (something,
Native: a person born in a specified especially an insect) with a sharp
place or associated with a place by blow from a flat object.
birth, whether subsequently resident Chop: cut (something) into pieces
there or not. with repeated sharp blows of an axe
Resident: a person who lives or knife.
somewhere permanently or on a long- Gnaw: bite at or nibble something
term basis. persistently.
Domicile: a person's residence or 56.
home.
Subject: a person or thing that is One who is unrelenting
being discussed, described, or dealt
with. and cannot be moved by
entreaties
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A. Inexorable
To slap with a flat object
B. Infallible
A. Hew
C. Impregnable
B. Swat
D. Inexplicable
C. Chop
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Infectious: (of a disease or disease-
Answer & Solution causing organism) liable to be
transmitted to people, organisms, etc.
through the environment.
Answer: Option A Contagious: (of a disease) spread
Solution: from one person or organism to
One word substitute is Inexorable. another, typically by direct contact.
Contiguous: sharing a common
Inexorable: (of a person) impossible border; touching.
to persuade; unrelenting. Contextual: depending on or relating
Infallible: incapable of making to the circumstances that form the
mistakes or being wrong. setting for an event, statement, or
Impregnable: (of a fortified position) idea.
unable to be captured or broken into.
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or accounted for.
Person who believes that
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God is every thing and
A disease which spreads everything is god
by contact
A. Agnostic
A. Infectious
B. Theist
B. Contagious
C. Pantheist
C. Contiguous
D. Pantechnicon
D. Contextual
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One word substitute is Pantheist. One word substitute is Homonym.

Agnostic: a person who believes that Homonym: each of two or more

nothing is known or can be known of words having the same spelling or
the existence or nature of God. pronunciation but different meanings
Theist: a person who believes in the and origins.
existence of a god or gods, Synonym: a word or phrase that
specifically of a creator who means exactly or nearly the same as
intervenes in the universe. another word or phrase in the same
Pantheist: person who believes that language, for example shut is a
reality is identical with divinity, or synonym of close.
that all-things compose an all- Acronym: an abbreviation formed
encompassing, immanent god. from the initial letters of other words
Pantechnicon: a large van for and pronounced as a word.
transporting furniture. Antonym: a word opposite in meaning
to another (e.g. bad and good ).
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60.
Words different in
meaning but similar in A person who regards the
sound whole world as his
country
A. Homonym
A. Patriot
B. Synonym
B. Nationalist
C. Acronym
C. Cosmopolitan
D. Antonym
D. Metropolitan
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One word substitute is Cosmopolitan. One word substitute is Armistice.

Patriot: a person who vigorously Affidavit: a written statement

supports their country and is prepared
to defend it against enemies or
detractors.
Nationalist: a person who strongly
identifies with their own nation and
vigorously supports its interests,
especially to the exclusion or
detriment of the interests of other
nations.
Cosmopolitan: familiar with and at
ease in many different countries and
cultures.
Metropolitan: relating to or denoting a
metropolis or large city.
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The cessation of warfare
before a treaty is signed
confirmed by oath or affirmation, for
use as evidence in court.
Agreement: harmony or accordance in
opinion or feeling.
Armistice: an agreement made by
opposing sides in a war to stop
fighting for a certain time; a truce.
Amnesty: an official pardon for
people who have been convicted of
political offences.
62.
Having no beginning or
end to its existence
A. Eternal
B. Obscure

A. Affidavit C. Universal

B. Agreement D. Immeasurable

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Answer & Solution One word substitute is Eternal.

Answer: Option C Eternal: lasting or existing forever;

Solution: without end.
Obscure: not discovered or known
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Universal: relating to or done by all
people or things in the world or in a Belief or opinion contrary
particular group; applicable to all
cases. to what is generally
Immeasurable: too large, extensive, or accepted
extreme to measure.
A. Unbelief
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B. Superstition
One who cannot die
C. Non-conformity
A. Stable

D. Heresy
B. Immortal
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One word substitute is Heresy.
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Unbelief: lack of religious belief; an
Answer: Option B absence of faith.
Solution: Superstition: excessively credulous
One word substitute is Immortal. belief in and reverence for the
supernatural.
Stable: (of an object or structure) not Non-conformity: the principles or
likely to give way or overturn; firmly practice of Nonconformists,
fixed. especially Protestant dissent.
Immortal: living forever; never dying Heresy: belief or opinion contrary to
or decaying. orthodox religious (especially
Perpetual: never ending or changing. Christian) doctrine.
Perennial: lasting or existing for a
long or apparently infinite time; 65.
enduring or continually recurring.
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D. Bit
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Chunk: a thick, solid piece of
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Chip: a thin slice of food (typically
potato) made crisp by being fried,
Answer: Option C baked, or dried and eaten as a snack.
Solution: Scrap: a small piece or amount of
One word substitute is Fatal. something, especially one that is left
over after the greater part has been
Contagious: (of a disease) spread used.
from one person or organism to Bit: a short time or distance.
another, typically by direct contact.
Harmless: not able or likely to cause 67.
harm.
Fatal: causing death. Line at which the earth or
Safe: protected from or not exposed to sea and sky seem to meet
danger or risk; not likely to be harmed
or lost. A. Horizon
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B. Zenith
A small piece of potato
C. Fringe
A. Chunk
D. Plinth
B. Chip
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Answer & Solution Solution:
One word substitute is Connoisseur.
Answer: Option A
Solution: Veteran: a person who has had long
One word substitute is Horizon. experience in a particular field.
Philistine: a person who is hostile or
Horizon: the line at which the earth's indifferent to culture and the arts.
surface and the sky appear to meet. Dilettante: a person who cultivates an
Zenith: the time at which something area of interest, such as the arts,
is most powerful or successful. without real commitment or
Fringe: an ornamental border of knowledge.
threads left loose or formed into Connoisseur: an expert judge in
tassels or twists, used to edge clothing matters of taste.
or material.
Plinth: a heavy base supporting a 69.
statue or vase.
Murder of a brother
68.
A. Patricide
One who is well-versed in
any subject; a critical B. Regicide
judge of any art,
C. Homicide
particularly fine arts
A. Veteran D. Fratricide

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Patricide: the killing of one's father. especially by the generous donation of
Regicide: the action of killing a king. money to good causes.
Homicide: the killing of one person by
another.
Fratricide: the killing of one's brother
or sister.

70.

One who loves all and

sundry

A. Optimist

B. Humanist

C. Altruist

D. Philanthropist

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One word substitute is Philanthropist.

Optimist: a person who tends to be

hopeful and confident about the future
or the success of something.
Humanist: an advocate or follower of
the principles of humanism.
Altruist: unselfish concern for the
welfare of others.
Philanthropist: a person who seeks to
promote the welfare of others,