English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 81

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1. A flimsy argument is
1. Abusive
2. Vulgar
3. Concerned with motion pictures
4. Feeble
5. Known to everyone
2. To flinch is to 
1. Cheat 
2. Make a fool of 
   
3. Decorate minutely
4. Wince
5. Sing loudly
3. A flippant character is 
1. Restless
2. Careful
3. Intelligent
4. Religious 
5. Frivolous
4. To flounder is to 
1. Find one's bearings
2. Walk with confidence
3. Grope
4. Throw away unused things
5. Collect flags
5. The opposite of past is 
1. Forgeone
2. Future
3. Over
4. Priority
5. Preference
6. The opposite of fade is
1. Worn out
2. Noon
3. Dusk
4. Brighten 
5. Follow
7. The opposite of failure is 
1. Absence 
2. Extra
3. Success
4. Full
5. Broken
8. Which of the following means virtue ?
1. Correct
2. Behaved 
3. Goodness
4. Morals
5. Strength 
9. What is the plural form of laundry ?
1. Launders
2. Launderies 
3. Launderys
4. Launderesse
5. Laundry
10. Mark TRUE or FALSE, as the case may be 
1. To eye is to stare at 
2. To do a person in the eye is to do him a favour
3. To have one's eye on something is to have bad designs
4. To keep an eye on is to watch over
5. To see with one eye shut is to understand clearly 

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