English Word Power Quiz for Competitive Exams - Set 88

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1. In cold blood means
1. Deathly
2. Deliberately
3. Hesitatingly
4. Secretly
5. Openly
2. Mark TRUE or FALSE, as the case may be.
1. An orthopaedist studies stars
   
2. Most of an orthopaedist's patients are children
3. An orthopaedist can predict your future
4. An orthopaedist specialises in bone diseases
5. Only ascetic people can be orthopaedists
3. A hot - blooded person is characterised by his 
1. Honesty
2. Miserliness
3. Genius
4. Quick temperament
5. Slowness
4. Mark YES or NO, as the case may be.
1. Does a misogynist hate marriage ?
2. Does a misogamist necessarily hate women too ?
3. Does a misoneist hate reason and reasoning ?
4. Does a misologist hate humanity ?
5. Can a misologist be a good scientist ?
5. Another word for block is 
1. Cement
2. Stop
3. Cultivate
4. Make
5. Investigate
6. Match the lists :
1. Mankind
2. Manpower
3. Manservant
4. Market research 
5. Market town
• a. Where public markets are held
• b. A study of consumer preferences, etc
• c. A valet
• d. A labour force
• e. The human race 
7. What is the meaning of in toto ?
1. Partly
2. Entirely
3. Confusedly
4. Effectively
5. Ineffectively
8. Which of the following has been misspelt ?
1. Ceed
2. Component
3. Contemporary
4. Discordant
5. Competent
9. A mixed blessing is
1. An act of deception
2. Something with advantages as well as disadvantages 
3. Something with big as well as small advantages
4. Something very crucial 
5. Total ignorance
10. Choose the correct alternative :
1. In a rather friendly way
1. More or less
2. More and more
2. Familiar with human nature
1. Experience in 
2. Experienced in
3. I would prefer to have something 
1. Soon
2. Rather
4. The same in appearance 
1. Alike
2. Likely
5. Nothing but this will do 
1. Except
2. Accept

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