English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 87

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1. To abate is to 
1. Cooperate
2. Commit
3. Decrease
4. Increase
5. Put the responsibility on others
2. The meaning of abdicate is to 
1. Pronounce
   
2. Announce
3. Relinquish
4. Vanquish
5. Take by force
3. To abduct is to 
1. Kidnap
2. Bring up
3. Give up
4. Murder
5. Respect
4. Abetting a crime is to 
1. Condemn it
2. Be a party to it
3. Solve it
4. Fight against it
5. Ignore it
5. The opposite of adopt is 
1. Emigrate
2. Refuse
3. Follow
4. Subject to
5. Love
6. The opposite of complicated is 
1. Straight 
2. Simple
3. Quiet 
4. Grave
5. Arranged
7. The opposite of confuse is 
1. Understand
2. Arrange
3. Straighten
4. Complicate
5. Correct
8. Which of the following means coming at the right time ?
1. Occasion
2. Often
3. Rarely
4. Punctuality 
5. Early
9. What is the plural form of oratory ?
1. Orators 
2. Oratories
3. Orations
4. Oratorese
5. Oratorys
10. Mark TRUE or FALSE, as the case may be
1. To be woolly-headed is to have curly hair
2. To be pigheaded is to have a very big head
3. A head-on collision is sideways
4. To go over one's head is to understand completely
5. To head something is to make it 

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