English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 77

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1. To exult is to 
1. Extricate
2. Keep quiet
3. Rejoice
4. Enter
5. Bypass
2. The meaning of fallible is
1. Unbalanced
2. Trustworthy
3. Faithful
   
4. Unreliable
5. Weak
3. To fawn is to 
1. Skin a dead animal
2. Keep a deer as pet
3. Curry favour
4. Forget
5. Run after
4. A fiendish person is
1. A student of witchcraft
2. A collector of poisons
3. Mad
4. Inhuman
5. Very smart
5. The opposite of orderly is
1. Disobedience
2. Disorderly
3. Significant
4. Poverty
5. Opportune
6. The opposite of cause is
1. Support
2. Confusing
3. Optional
4. Outcome
5. Preference
7. The opposite of outlet is
1. Exit
2. Perforce
3. Inlet
4. Islet
5. Predominant
8. Which of the following means which settles something ?
1. Decisive
2. Persuasive
3. Fine
4. Last
5. Immense
9. What is the plural form of knavery ?
1. Knaverys
2. Knavery
3. Knaveries
4. Knaverees
5. Knaverese
10. Mark TRUE or FALSE, as the case may be.
1. A nobody is a person of no importance 
2. A bone of contention is a cause for mutual agreement
3. To make no bones is not to hesitate 
4. To have a bone to pick is to have a cause of complaint
5. Bosom friends are very close friends 

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