English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 63

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1. To char is to 
1. Pour water
2. Draw with charcoal 
3. Burn
4. Discontinue
5. Allow admittance after the appointed time
2. A man of character is usually considered to be
1. Of bad character
   
2. Of good character
3. Of strange character
4. Failing in his duties
5. Very stuffy
3. The meaning of characteristic is 
1. Of special character
2. Quality
3. Belonging to a village 
4. An educated person
5. Drawbacks
4. To charge is to 
1. Ask for help
2. Instruct
3. Go on a picnic
4. Prepare for a battle
5. Surrender
5. The opposite of male is
1. Boy
2. Girl
3. Female
4. A eunuch
5. Mixed breed
6. The opposite of marriage is 
1. Flirting
2. Divorce
3. Fooling
4. Living together
5. Going away
7. The opposite of master is
1. Mistress
2. Ruler
3. Servant
4. Unknown
5. Ignorant
8. Which of the following means talk about 
1. Discuss
2. Argue
3. Explain
4. Discourse
5. Tantrum
9. What is the plural form of genre ?
1. Genre
2. Genres
3. Genrees
4. Genrese
5. Genereses
10. Mark TRUE or FALSE, as the case may be
1. To line up is to stand in a queue
2. To drop names is to mention names of strangers in a familiar manner
3. To insist upon a certain limit is to draw a line somewhere
4. To underline is to make a mistake
5. A long-headed person is far-sighted

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