English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 61

sponsored links

1. A bookworm is a 
1. Worm found only in books
2. Worm found only in Brazil
3. Person who is fond of reading
4. Person who keeps, but never reads books
5. Kind of book shelf
2. A celibate is a person who 
   
1. Does not like singing
2. Likes spicy food
3. Remains unmarried
4. Likes marrying many times
5. Does not like women
3. A cell is a
1. Profitable transaction
2. Small room
3. Seed of apple
4. Kind of small grape
5. Girl not yet married
4. A cemetery is a place where
1. Fruit trees are grown
2. Exorcism takes place
3. Dead people are buried
4. Stone vaults are kept for storing
5. The Egyptians marry their daughters
5. The opposite of loss is
1. Hiden
2. Lost
3. Gain
4. To get
5. To receive 
6. The opposite of shallow is
1. Deep
2. Height
3. Darkness
4. Brightness
5. Quietness
7. A person who is not sane is known as
1. Genius
2. Insane
3. Unsane
4. Undersane
5. A criminal
8. Which of the following means strong desire ?
1. Craving
2. Want
3. Cruel
4. Grave
5. Effort
9. What is the plural form of genius ?
1. Geniusees
2. Genii
3. Geneeses
4. Geneas
5. Genias
10. Mark TRUE or FALSE, as the case may be.
1. To call at is to pay a visit
2. To call for is to go to find
3. To call for is to require
4. To call forth is to bring out
5. To call on is to pay a visit

• Read Set 1 from here
• Read Set 2 from here
• Read Set 3 from here
• Read Set 4 from here
• Read Set 5 from here
• Read Set 6 from here
• Read Set 7 from here
• Read Set 8 from here
• Read Set 9 from here
• Read Set 10 from her 
• Read Set 11 from her 
• Read Set 12 from here
• Read Set 13 from here 
• Read Set 14 from here
• Read Set 15 from here
• Read Set 16 from here 
• Read Set 17 from here
• Read Set 18 from here
• Read Set 19 from here 
• Read Set 20 from here
• Read Set 21 from here
• Read Set 22 from here
• Read Set 23 from here
• Read Set 24 from here
• Read Set 25 from here
• Read Set 26 from here
• Read Set 27 from here
• Read Set 28 from here
• Read Set 29 from here
• Read Set 30 from here
• Read Set 31 from here
• Read Set 32 from here
• Read Set 33 from here
• Read Set 34 from here
• Read Set 35 from here
• Read Set 36 from here
• Read Set 37 from here
• Read Set 38 from here
• Read Set 39 from here
• Read Set 40 from here
• Read Set 41 from here
• Read Set 42 from here
• Read Set 43 from here
• Read Set 44 from here
• Read Set 45 from here
• Read Set 46 from here
• Read Set 47 from here  
• Read Set 48 from here  
• Read Set 49 from here 
• Read Set 50 from here
• Read Set 51 from here 
• Read Set 52 from here 
• Read Set 53 from here 
• Read Set 54 from here 
  

Shared by Amrita Rajnish

sponsored links