English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 60

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1. An oculist specializes in
1. The diseases of the nervous system
2. The diseases of the eye 
3. Witchcraft
4. Organising tours
5. Singing religious songs
2. To make a beeline for means to
1. Draw a long, straight line
2. Enter a competition
   
3. Go the shortest way
4. Go the roundabout way 
5. Create a lot of noise
3. Match the lists :
1. Not having fixed limits
2. Alert
3. Having a frank face
4. Generous
5. Candid and kind
• a. Open-eyed
• b. Open-handed
• c. Open-hearted
• d. Open-ended
• e. Open-faced
4. To be as busy as a bee is to
1. Refuse to work
2. Go for jazz music
3. Be useless
4. Exploit others
5. Be very busy
5. Which of the following means receiving ?
1. Giving
2. Distribute
3. Acquisition
4. Guard
5. Control
6. A dermatologist specialises in 
1. Delivering babies
2. Carpet making
3. Skin diseases
4. Female diseases
5. Glassware
7. What is the meaning of ad hoc ?
1. To infinity 
2. At pleasure
3. To the end
4. To the point of disgust
5. With respect to this object
8. Which of the following has been misspelt ?
1. Produce
2. Adjacent
3. Propel
4. Expect
5. Receed
9. A catcall is a 
1. Cry made by a cat when it is hungry
2. Cry made by a cat when it is angry
3. Cry used for expressing disapproval
4. Teaser
5. Cry of happiness
10. Match the lists :
1. The crime of killing someone
1. Shooting
2. Murder
2. The next day
1. Tomorrow
2. Yesterday
3. To leave out
1. Exit
2. Omit
4. Like more
1. Interested
2. Prefer
5. Limit
1. Boundary
2. Forbearance

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