English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 59

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1. To accede is to 
1. Sit
2. Walk rapidly
3. Agree
4. Walk in the front 
5. Give
2. Acknowledging one's guilt is to
1. Repeat
   
2. Confess
3. Ask others for support
4. Look for scapegoats
5. Never voicing it
3. To babble is to
1. Blow balloons
2. Blow smoke rings
3. Chatter
4. Speak loudly 
5. Whisper
4. A bankrupt person is one who is
1. Owner of a bank
2. Deals with banks
3. Insolvent 
4. Solvent
5. Approves corrupt practices of the banks
5. The opposite of light is 
1. Sun
2. Underground
3. Dark
4. Glossy
5. Phosphorescent
6. The opposite of limit is
1. Circumscribe
2. Free
3. Terminal
4. Pale
5. Frontier
7. The opposite of portable is
1. Moving
2. Petty
3. Stationary
4. Heavy
5. Pocket
8. Which of the following means the same as a splendid meal ?
1. Feast
2. Party
3. Entertainment
4. Imitation
5. Lunch
9. What is the plural form of ability ?
1. Abilitees
2. Abilityse
3. Abilities
4. Abiliteas
5. Abilitise
10. Mark TRUE or FALSE, as the case may be 
1. A bouncy person cannot walk properly 
2. To brag is to feel shy
3. A very intelligent person can also be called brainy
4. Muscular strength is known as brawn
5. A noisy fight is known as a brawl

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