English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 46

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1. An ottoman is 
1. An auto-engine
2. A sofa or chair without back or arms
3. The person who drives auto-engines
4. A stanza of eight lines
5. A person who catches otters
2. An eye for an eye means
1. Revenge
   
2. Deep hatred
3. Blinding
4. Lying
5. Hiding
3. Choose the correct alternative :
1. Pieces of heavy iron bent to form a circle
1. Rings
2. Rinds
2. A number of metal rings joined together 
1. A chain
2. A coincidence
3. In good health
1. Well
2. Will
4. Famous
1. Great
2. Large
5. Closest
1. Nearest
2. Most closed
4. To break one's heart is to 
1. Kill someone
2. Cause despair to another
3. Commit suicide
4. Insult someone
5. Lose one's best friend
5. Another word for yield is 
1. Refuse
2. Fight
3. Produce
4. Shame 
5. Finance
6. Match the lists :
1. To eat too much
2. To cover with gilding
3. To examine throughly
4. Aloft
5. To hear without the speaker's knowledge
• a. Overhead
• b. Overhear
• c. Overat
• d. Overgild
• e. Overhaul
7.  The meaning of en rapport is 
1. In agreement
2. A complex problem
3. A special meeting
4. In fact
5. Conspiring
8. Which of the following have been misspelt ?
1. Duely
2. Changeing
3. Choseing 
4. Closing 
5. Outrageous
9. The meaning of mayhem is 
1. To be cruel
2. To feel free
3. To protest
4. The crime of inflicting crippling injury
5. The crime of not doing anything
10. An undercroft is
1. A grounded airplane
2. The underside of a plane
3. A kind of half-cooked cake
4. A kind of room found in churches
5. A vaulted room underground

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