English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 65

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1. A chivalrous person is
1. Courteous
2. A hater of dogs
3. A lover of lyrics
4. Insulting
5. Careless
2. To choke is to 

1. Drink in a single gulp
2. Suffocate
3. Weep bitterly
4. Laugh uproariously
5. Breath in the open
3. To chop is to 
1. Walk with a limp
2. Run
3. Mince
4. Stew
5. Boil
4. A chorus is 
1. An arrangement of chairs in a particular form
2. A choir
3. A term used in astronomy
4. A black kite
5. A jumbled-up list
5. The opposite of minority is 
1. Bigger
2. Majority
3. Rarity
4. Vastness
5. Complex
6. The opposite of miserable is
1. Affluent
2. Lavish
3. Happy
4. Indifferent
5. Unknown
7. The opposite of misfortune is
1. Unlucky
2. Fortune
3. Chance
4. Misery
5. Happiness
8. Which of the following means thing of which something is made ?
1. Machine
2. To do 
3. Effort
4. Task
5. Material
9. What is the plural form of heredity
1. Heredity
2. Heredities
3. Hereditti
4. Heredittys
5. Heredityse
10. Mark TRUE or FALSE as the case may be :
1. A handy thing is convenient to handle
2. A matter in hand means that it is under consideration 
3. To lend a hand to somebody is to help somebody
4. To have a good head on one's shoulders is to be a steady, clear thinking person 
5. A stupid person is also called think-headed

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