English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 51

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1. A charm is
1. Being very cunning
2. A good-luck piece
3. A belief in God
4. A belief in the devil
5. The effect of charming others
2. A chasm is 
1. A lisping person
2. A crevasse
   
3. A shallow river
4. A lake
5. A charming person
3. The meaning of chaste is 
1. Something caught after a long chase
2. Guilty
3. Virtuous
4. A thin person
5. A person who believes in an-eye-for-an-eye
4. The meaning of cheek is
1. Slow checking
2. Praise
3. Insolence
4. Modesty
5. Weakness for fruits
5. The opposite of disgusting is 
1. Indifferent
2. Pleasing 
3. Well
4. Copious
5. Diplomatic
6. The opposite of dull is
1. Confused
2. Welfare
3. Full
4. Empty
5. Interesting
7. The opposite of ease is
1. Difficulty
2. Confusion
3. Optional
4. Painful
5. Uncomfortable
8. Which of the following means flow of water ?
1. Drip and dry
2. Current
3. Dry
4. Pour
5. Run
9. What is the plural form of dainty ?
1. Daintiest
2. Dainties
3. Daintese
4. Daintees
5. Dainteas
10. Mark TRUE or FALSE, as the case may be :
1. To call on is to draw on 
2. To call on is to borrow from
3. To call on is to visit somebody
4. To call over is to summon
5. To call over is to admonish

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