English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 74

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1. Match the lists 
1. Altruist
2. Egoist
3. Introvert
4. Extrovert
5. Misanthrope
• a. Minds his own business
• b. Hates humanity
• c. Likes helping others
• d. Thinks only of himself
• e. Likes to meet people
2. To be hand in glove with someone is to be 
1. Criminally associated with someone
2. Closely related
3. Intimately connected
4. Careful
5. Careless
3. Match the lists 

1. Eyes
2. Bones
3. Heart
4. Nerve disorders
5. Sick minds
• a. Psychiatrist
• b. Neurologist
• c. Oculist
• d. Orthopaedist
• e. Cardiologist
4. To blackmail is to 
1. Write letters of mourning
2. Wear dark clothes
3. Extort money
4. Fool others
5. Be always angry
5. Match the lists
1. To exaggerate 
2. To overcome
3. Overwhelming 
4. Overestimate
5. Dominate
• a. Overpowering
• b. Overrate
• c. Override
• d. Overplay
• e. Overpower
6. Another word for anxious is 
1. Proud 
2. Thoughtful
3. Worried
4. Sad
5. Concerned
7. What is the meaning of mon ami ?
1. My cousin
2. My friend
3. A clever man
4. A businessman 
5. An industrious man
8. Which of the following has been misspelt ?
1. Adroit
2. Abortive
3. Accost
4. Agnostic 
5. Ampliphy 
9. A kunckle-head is a person who is 
1. Seriuos
2. Stupid
3. Calm
4. Industrious 
5. Rare
10. Choose the right alternative 
1. A piece of cloth to cover one's face
1. Mash
2. Mask
2. Great fear
1. Terror
2. Terrorism
3. With a fine cutting edge
1. Sharp
2. Shining
4. A person who has not been seen before
1. Ghostly
2. Stranger
5. Going very fast
1. Rushing 
2. Brushing 

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