English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 72

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1. To be a good sportsman one should preferably be 
1. Very tall
2. A late riser
3. A bookworm
4. An extrovert
5. An introvert
2. A toady is a person who is 

1. Very fat
2. Very ugly
3. Very noisy
4. A sycophant
5. A critic
3. By evening dress we mean that the dress is 
1. Colourful
2. Formal dress for evening wear
3. Very scanty
4. Very expensive
5. A working dress
4. For serious skin disease, you should consult
1. An ascetic
2. A beautician
3. A dermatologist
4. A gynaecologist
5. A misogynist
5. Match the lists :
1. Overburden
2. To fail to notice
3. A person of great authority
4. Too much
5. During the night
• a. Overload
• b. Overmuch
• c. Overnight
• d. Overload
• e. Overlook
6. Another word for altogether is
1. Companion
2. Completely
3. Partially
4. Brotherhood
5. Comlex
7. What is the meaning of ipso facto ?
1. Contrary to the fact
2. And so the man said
3. A young man
4. By that very fact
5. Partner
8. Which of the following has been misspelt ?
1. Autocratic
2. Abyss
3. Afluent
4. Acrid
5. Adroit
9. To knock off is to 
1. Impersonate
2. Be calm
3. Be very angry
4. Dislike something 
5. To cease activity
10. Match the lists :
1. Discovered
1. Explained
2. Learned
2. Company
1. Presence
2. Rooms
3. Just
1. Exactly
2. Certainly
4. So great, a killer
1. Deadly
2. Daedening
5. A large, beautiful stone building
1. House
2. Palace

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