English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 50

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1. Match the lists :
1. Investigates the unconscious mental process
2. A science that studies mental powers
3. Studies human behaviour
4. Treats sick minds
5. Studies chronic mental disorders
• a. Psychologist
• b. Psychopathology
• c. Psychoanalyst
• d. Psycho-dynamics
• e. Psychiatrist
2. Under the rose means 
   
1. In secret
2. In the open
3. In the pleasant surroundings
4. Aggressively
5. Humbly
3. Mark TRUE or FALSE as the case may be :
1. Sedatives are studied by psychopharmacologists. 
2. To be able to understand the relationship between language and the behavioural characteristics of the speaker, one has to be an expert physicist. 
3. Movement of objects by mental influence without physical contact is known as psychokinesis. 
4. Psychopaths are those who cure chronic mental disorders. 
5. A person who is neither fully introvert nor fully extrovert, is known as an ambivert. 
4. To branch out is to 
1. Destroy
2. Get destroyed
3. Cultivate
4. Build
5. Expand
5. Match the lists :
1. A person not belonging to a certain group
2. An irregular size
3. The outlying areas of a city
4. Outwit
5. Free in speech
1. a. Outsmart
2. b. Outspoken
3. c. Outsider
4. d. Outsize
5. e. Outskirts
6. Another word for particular is 
1. Peculiar
2. Exact
3. Special
4. Private
5. Extract
7. Emeritus means
1. Distinguished
2. Retired after long service and retaining one's title
3. Retired before time
4. Foreigner
5. Unpopular
8. Which of the following have been misspelt ?
1. Wanton
2. Ubiquituous
3. Writh
4. Whorl
5. Watt
9. Incarnation is
1. A fraud
2. A being embodying a deity
3. The death of a spirit
4. Going to heaven
5. Worshipping 
10. Choose the correct alternative :
1. Became
1. Got
2. Is
2. Experienced 
1. Skill
2. Skilful
3. Jumping to one's feet
1. Standing up quickly
2. Standing up slowly 
4. 'Still, I warn you....'
1. However
2. Though
5. The town was still dark, and empty
1. Even
2. Yet

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