ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION
Objective Exercise
MCQ with Solutions
Previous Year Questions
Part-1
Part-1
Q1.
A person with a long experience of any
occupation
(a)Veteran
(b)Genius
(c)Seasoned
(d)Ambidextrous
Q2.
Words written on a tomb
(a) Epithet
(b) Epigraph
(c) Soliloquy
(d) Epitaph
Q3.
Stealthily done
(a)Devious
(b)Nefarious
(c)Surreptitious
(d)Villainous
Q4.
Something no longer in use
(a) Desolate
(b) Absolute
(c) Obsolete
(d) Primitive
Q5.
One not concerned with right or wrong
(a) Moral
(b) Amoral
(c) Immoral
(d) Immortal
Q6.
A person who opposes war or use of military
force
(a) Fascist
(b) Pacifist
(c) Narcissist
(d) Fatalist
Q7.
Severely abusive writing in journals
(a)Imaginary
(b)Speculative
(c)Scurrilous
(d) Sarcastic
Q8.
Call upon God or any other power (like law) etc.
for help or protection
(a) Invocation
(b) Involution
(c) Inundation
(d) Revocation
Q9.
Fear of being enclosed in a small closed space
(a)Agoraphobia
(b)Claustrophobia
(c)Xenophobia
(d)Paranoia
Q10.
One who has become dependent on something or
drugs is
(a) Adamant
(b) Edict
(c) Addict
(d) Derelict
Q11.
Succession of rulers belonging to one family
(a)Dynasty
(b) Lineage
(c) Ancestry
(d) Progeny
Q12.
To cut something Into two pieces.
(a)Severe
(b) Sever
(c) Sewer
(d) Sow
Q13.
Flat metal or Porcelain plate fixed on a wall as
an ornament or memorial.
(a)Tabloid
(b) Poster
(c) Board
(d) Plaque
Q14.
Act of deceiving somebody in order to make
money.
(a)Fraud
(b) Robbery
(c) Pickpocket
(d) Theft
Q15.
A short poem or speech addressed to the
spectators after the conclusion of a drama.
(a)Prologue
(b) Dialogue
(c) Epilogue
(d) Monologue
Q16.
Capable of being understood in either of two or more
possible senses, and therefore not definite.
(a)Amphibious
(b) Ambiguous
(c) Amorphous
(d) Confusing
Q17.
A person who is unable to pay his debts.
(a)Solvent
(b) Banker
(c) Insolvent
(d) Lender
Q18.
Anything which is no longer in use.
(a)Obscure
(b) Obsolete
(c) Pristine
(d) Lapsed
Q19.
A person coming to a foreign land to settle
there
(a)Immigrant
(b) Emigrant
(c) Tourist
(d) Settler
Q20.
Something capable of being done.
(a)Probable
(b) Feasible
(c)tenable
(d) Explicable
Q21.
Give and receive mutually
(a)Present
(b)Reciprocate
(c)Compromise
(d)Approve
Q22.
One who can think about the future with
imagination and wisdom.
(a)Dreamer
(b) Seer
(c) Idealist
(d) Visionary
Q23.
A doctor who treats children
(a)Pediatrician
(b)Pedagogue
(c)Pedestrian
(d)Pedophile
Q24.
One who studies election trends by means of
opinion polls.
(a)Entomologist
(b)Psychologist
(c)Demagogue
(d)Ecumenist
Q25.
One who believes In offering equal opportunities
to women in all spheres.
(a)Male
chauvinist
(b)Feminist
(c)Fatalist
(d)Futurist
Q26.
Killing of a child
(a)Homicide
(b) Genocide
(c) Infanticide
(d) Suicide
Q27.
The art of good eating
(a)Gastronomy
(b)Astronomy
(c)Vegetarianism
(d)Gourmet
Q28.
One who is indifferent to pleasure or pain.
(a)Stoic
(b)Stylist
(c)Cynic
(d)Psychic
Q29.
Lasting only for a moment
(a)Momentous
(b)Momentary
(c)Trivial
(d)Petty
Q30.
To seize control of a vehicle in order to force
it to go to a new destination, or demand something.
(a)Attack
(b)Contract
(c)Hijack
(d)Detour
Q31.
One who goes to settle In another country
(a) Immigrant
(b) Allen
(c) Citizen
(d) Emigrant
Q32.
One who hates mankind
(a)Philanthropist
(b)Terrorist
(c)Misanthrope
(d)Misogynist
Q33.
Belonging to all parts of the world
(a)Versatile
(b)Universal
(c)Cosmopolitan
(d)Secular
Q34.
One who walks on ropes
(a)Funambulist
(b)Upholsterer
(c)Acrobat
(d)Aviator
Q35.
The study of the origin and history of words
(a) Linguistics
(b) Etymology
(c) Verbose
(d) Anthology
Q36.
A person who breaks into a house in order to
steal
(a) Poacher
(b) Bandit
(c) Intruder
(d) Burglar
Q37.
The study of maps
(a)Cartography
(b)Geography
(c)Geology
(d)Atlas
Q38.
Tough tissues in joints
(a) Ligaments
(b) Endoderm
(c) Muscles
(d) Fibre
Q39.
The first model of a new device
(a) Prototype
(b) Sculpture
(c) Icon
(d) Photograph
Q40.
A building where an audience sits
(a) Aquarium
(b) Gymnasium
(c) Auditorium
(d) Stadium
Q41.
That which lasts for a short time
(a)Regular
(b) Transitory
(c) Rotatory
(d) Repository
Q42.
Ready to believe anything.
(a)Credible
(b) Incredible
(c) Credulous
(d) Incredulous
Q43.
A four footed animal
(a) Tetra
pod
(b) Quadruped
(c) Polyped
(d) Double-paired
Q44.
A person who believes in the total abolition of
war
(a)Socialist
(b) Communist
(c) Fascist
(d) Pacifist
Q45.
Constant efforts to achieve something
(a)Patience
(b) Vigor
(c)Attempt
(d) Perseverance
Q46.
One who collects coins
(a)Archaeologist
(b)Numismatist
(c) Philatelist
(d)Connoisseur
Q47.
A system of Government in which only one
political party is allowed to friction
(a)Oligarchy
(b)Dictatorship
(c)Totalitarianism
(d)Theocracy
Q48.
Customs and habits of a particular group
(a)Mores
(b) Traditions
(c)Rites
(d) Rituals
Q49.
A body of persons appointed to hear evidence and
give their verdict in trials
(a)Association
(b) Council
(c) Bar
(d)July
Q50.
In difference to pleasure or pain
(a)Perseverance
(b) Tolerance
(c) Stoicism
(d) Reticence
Q51.
Concluding part of a literary work
(a)Epilogue
(b) Bibliography
(c) Soliloquy
(d) Episode
Q52.
One who is beyond reform.
(a) Optimistic
(b) Incorrigible
(c) Indefatigable
(d) Notorious
Q53.
Science of diseases
(a)Philology
(b) Pathology
(c) Psychology
(d) Virology
Q54.
One who secretly listens to the talk of others
(a)(l)Spy
(b) Detective
(c) Emissary
(d) Eavesdropper
Q55.
One who believes in no, government and therefore
incites disorder in a State
(a)Monarchist
(b)Anarchist
(c) Autocrat
(d) Naxalite
Q56.
A mild or indirect expression substituted for an
offensive or harsh one
(a)Euphemism
(b) Truism
(c) Favoritism
(d) Altruism
Q57.
The murder of parent or a near relative
(a)Patricide
(b) Parricide
(c) Matricide
(d) Homicide
Q58.
Animals who live in herds
(a)Sociable
(b) Gregarious
(c) Carnivorous
(d) Social
Q59.
A broad road bordered with trees
(a)Boudoir
(b)Boulevard
(c) Avenue
(d)Facade
Q60.
Violation of something holy or sacred
(a) Profanity
(b)Sedition
(c) Sacrilege
(d)Slander
Q61.
Simple, fast-spreading plant without flowers of
leaves, which can often cause disease
(a) Bacteria
(b)Amoeba
(c) Virus
(d)Fungus
Q62.
One who is greedy
(a) Voracious
(b) Avaricious
(c) Carnivorous
(d) Omnivorous
Q63.
An area of land that is controlled by a ruler
(a) Colony
(b)Dominion
(c) Country
(d)Municipality
Q64.
A place where Jews worship according to their
religion
(a)Cathedral
(b) Synagogue
(c) Chapel
(d) Demagogue
Q65.
One who Is indifferent to pleasure and pain
(a)Ascetic
(b) Esoteric
(c) Stoic
(d) Skeptical
Q66.
The study of religion and religious ideas and
beliefs
(a)Theocracy
(b) Theosophy
(c) Theology
(d) Theism
Q67.
Dissection of a dead body to find the cause of
death.
(a)Biopsy
(b) Investigation
(c) Surgery
(d) Autopsy
Q68.
A person without training or experience in a
skill or subject
(a)Chaplain
(b) Mason
(c) Artisan
(d) Novice
Q69.
One who stays away from school with permission
(a)Pedant
(b) Supplicant
(c) Mendicant
(d) Truant
Q70.
The act of killing a whole group of people,
especially a whole
race
(a)Patricide
(b) Parricide
(c) Matricide
(d) Genocide
Q71.
A government in which all religions are honoured
(a)Communist
(b) Socialistic
(c) Secular
(d) Capitalist
Q72.
A place where government/ public records are
kept
(a)Archive
(b)Museum
(c)Shelf
(d)Cellar
Q73.
Living together of a man and woman without being
married to each other
(a)Marriage
(b)EQuipage
(c)Lineage
(d)Concubinage
Q74.
Too much official formality
(a)Bureaucracy
(b)Red-tapism
(c)Nepotism
(d)Formalism
Q75.
Dry weather with no rainfall
(a)Draught
(b)Draft,
(c)Drought
(d)Desert
Q76.
A sly look that Is lustful
(a)Leer
(b)Lore
(c) Lark
(d)Littoral
Q77.
A jocular person who is full of amusing
anecdotes
(a)Wile
(b)Yokel
(c) Wag
(d)Aeon
Q78.
Deep in thought
(a)Medication
(b) Pensive
(c) Pesky
(d) Purloin
Q79.
Without risk of punishment
(a)Impudent
(b) Impunity
(c) Inexorable
(d) Imperturbable
Q80.
Excessive preoccupation with one's health
(a)Hypochondria
(b)Malaise
(c)Disaffected
(d)Malinger
Q81.
The worship of idols or images
(a)Atheism
(b)Theism
(c)Idolatry
(d)Iconodasm
Q82.
Something that is poisonous or unhealthy
(a)Trivial
(b)Toxic
(c)Torpid
(d)Tragic
Q83.
A remedy for all diseases
(a)Amnesia
(b) Panacea
(c) Intelligentsia
(d) Parasol
Q84.
A hater of mankind
(a)Misanthrope
(b)Misogynist
(c)Philanthropist
(d)Misogamist
Q85.
Irresistible craving for alcoholic
drinks
(a)Megalomania
(b)Dipsomania
(c)Kleptomania
(d)Pyromania
Q86.
One who deserts his principles or party
(a)Apostle
(b)Proselyte
(c)Renegade
(d)Critic
Q87.
One who intervenes between two or more parties
to settle differences
(a)Neutral
(b)Intermediary
(c)Judge
(d)Connoisseur
Q88.
The habit of always admiring oneself
(a) Psychosis
(b) Neurosis
(c) Narcissism
(d) Paranoia
Q89.
To take back, withdraw or renounce
(a)Repent
(b)Retrace
(c)Refuse
(d)Recant
Q90.
A pen for small animals
(a)Hutch
(b)Lair
(c)Den
(d)Cage
Q91.
A woman having more than one husband at the same
time
(a) Polyandry
(b) Polygamy
(c) Polyphony
(d) Polygyny
Q92.
Feeding on food made both of plants and flesh
(a) Carnivorous
(b) Omnipotent
(c) Omnivorous
(d) Optimist
Q93.
One who destroys images or attacks popular
beliefs
(a) Imagist
(b) Misanthropist
(c) Iconoclast
(d) Masochist
Q94.
Violation of something holy and sacred
(a) Pollution
(b) Pilferage
(c) Sacrilege
(d) Pittance
Q95.
A place where nuns live and work
(a) Church
(b) School
(c) Abode
(d) Convent
Q96.
General view of a person’s character
(a)Biography
(b)Profile
(c)Introduction
(d)Sketch
Q97.
Wild and noisy disorder
(a)1)
Agitation
(b) Revolution
(c)Pandemonium
(d)Stir
Q98.
The first public speech delivered by a person
(a)Maiden
speech
(b)Inaugural
speech
(c)Trial
speech
(d)Marathon
speech
Q99.
One who does not follow the usual rules of
social life
(a)Bohemian
(b) Artisan
(c) Partisan
(d) Physician
Q100.
Placing a thing beside another
(a)Impose
(b) Repose
(c) Juxtapose
(d) Expose
Answers
1 a 2 d 3 c 4 c
5 b 6 b 7 c 8 a
9 b 10 c 11 a 12 b
13 d 14 a 15 c 16 b
17 c 18 b 19 a 20 b
21 b 22 d 23 a 24 b
25 b 26 c 27 a 28 a
29 b 30 c 31 d 32 c
33 c 34 c 35 b 36 d
37 a 38 a 39 a 40 c
41 b 42 c 43 b 44 d
45 d 46 b 47 c 48 a
49 d 50 c 51 a 52 b
53 b 54 d 55 b 56 a
57 a 58 b 59 b 60 c
61 d 62 a 63 a 64 b
65 c 66 b 67 d 68 d
69 d 70 d 71 c 72 a
73 d 74 b 75 c 76 a
77 c 78 b 79 b 80 a
81 c 82 b 83 b 84 a
85 b 86 c 87 b 88 c
89 d 90 a 91 a 92 c
93 c 94 c 95 d 96 b
97 c 98 a 99 a 100 c
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