English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 86

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1. Match the lists :
1. A misanthrope hates
2. A misologist hates
3. A misogynist hates
4. A misogamist hates
5. A misoneist hates
• a. Reasons
• b. Marriage
• c. Anything new
• d. Humanity
  
• e. Women
2. To be the apple of one's eye is to be :
1. An irritant
2. Bullish
3. The pupil
4. The most loved person 
5. The most hated person 
3. If you are female and you are suffering from disease special to your sex, you should consult
1. Misogynist
2. Misogamist
3. Gynaecologist
4. Obstetrician
5. Internist 
4. In a nutshell means
1. Oily
2. Dry
3. In brief
4. At once
5. Besides
5. Match the lists :
1. Midmost
2. Midpoint
3. Midriff
4. Midship
5. Midstream
• a. Belonging to the middle part of a ship
• b. The middle of a Stream
• c. Being in the very middle
• d. The part between chest and the waist
• e. The point at the middle of something
6. Another word for behaviour is
1. Kindness
2. Generouis
3. Manners
4. Act
5. Action
7. What is the meaning of entourage ?
1. Luggage
2. Friends, etc
3. Passpowrt
4. Visa
5. Application Form
8. Which of the following has been misspelt ?
1. Coraborate
2. Callous
3. Consensus
4. Derive
5. Caustic
9. A midget is 
1. A middle man
2. One who negotiates
3. A diplomat
4. An extremely small person
5. A kind of bird
10. Choose the correct alternative
1. Kept himself
1. Stayed
2. Triedto be 
2. Disliking somebody strongly
1. Fearing
2. Hating
3. However
1. Never
2. Neverthless
4. A bright and pleasant game
1. Light-headed
2. Light-hearted
5. In shock
1. Trembled
2. Trembles

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