English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 78

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1. A misogamist 
1. Likes women
2. Hates women
3. Hates marriage
4. Goes to a temple regularly 
5. Likes seeing films
2. To nip in the bud is to 
   
1. Plant flowers
2. Put a stop to something very early
3. Dislike flowers
4. Like only one kind of flower
5. Be social
3. A person who hates marriage is known as 
1. A rebel
2. A criminal
3. A misogamist
4. A misogynist
5. An ambivert
4. To be the pick of the bunch is to be
1. The worst of all
2. The favoured one
3. The best of all
4. Unqualified
5. Ugly
5. Match the lists
1. He sells newspapers and magazines
2. A written report and analysis
3. A regular publication printed on newsprint
4. A short motion picture of current events
5. Of sufficient importance
• a. Newsreel
• b. Newsdealer
• c. Newsletter
• d. Newspaper
• e. Newsworthy
6. Which of the following does not mean rebate ?
1. Discount
2. Refund
3. Question
4. Repayment
5. Deduction
7. What is the meaning of circa ?
1. Lowly 
2. About
3. In the year of the lord
4. In the past
5. In the present
8. Which of the following has been misspelt ?
1. Aural
2. Chronic
3. Bogus
4. Benigne
5. Blatant
9. The meaning of massage is 
1. The age of people
2. Age of all human beings combined
3. The act of rubbing, kneading etc., to keep the body supple
4. A secret message
5. An open secret
10. Choose the correct alternative.
1. 'Spent one year waiting for him'
1. Paid
2. Passed
2. 'Clear opinion about the art of writing'.
1. Ideas
2. Feelings
3. Choose
1. Decide
2. Give
4. Escape
1. Forget
2. Give up
5. A very hard life
1. Poor
2. Difficult

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