English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 71

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1. A dauntless person
1. Does not have a sense of humour
2. Cannot be intimidated 
3. Can be easily fooled
4. Does not like company 
5. Is extremely poor
2. The meaning of dainty is 
1. Clever
   
2. Soft
3. Crude
4. Fastidious
5. Ill-tempered
3. To degenerate is to 
1. Invent something
2. Become a sportsman
3. Become depraved
4. Like music
5. Become an engineer
4. Delinquent behaviour is
1. Childlike
2. Praiseworthy
3. Approved by everybody
4. Extremely rare
5. Defaulting
5. The opposite of neglect is 
1. Wish
2. Remember 
3. Forget
4. Come
5. Care
6. The opposite of newness is
1. Moderate
2. Extreme
3. Feeble
4. Dull
5. Oldness
7. The opposite of rare is
1. Aware
2. Unaware 
3. Numerous 
4. Popular
5. Available 
8. Which of the following means very large ?
1. Immense
2. Pillar
3. Fast
4. Big
5. Notice
9. What is the plural form of index ?
1. Indecks
2. Indices
3. Indexees
4. Indeaxes
5. Index
10. Mark TRUE or FALSE, as the case may be
1. A person having blue blood has cancer
2. A person looks green when he is sick
3. One can get red with envy
4. Jealousy is called the green-eyed monster
5. To see red is to lose control of one's temper

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