Questionary 2022

 

Questionary

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1. To be in a quandary
   1.   To be helpful
   2.   To win the battle
   3.   To be sensitive
   4.   To face a difficulty courageously
2. Sail in the same boat
   1.   Be in the same Situation
   2.   Suspect Something Uncanny
   3.   Suspect Something Wrong
   4.   Be in a different situation
3. Bad blood
   1.   Ill feeling
   2.   Poor Quality
   3.   Low ststus
   4.   Hard Luck
4. Fight shy of (SSC CGL mains 2021)
   1.   To invite
   2.   To avoid
   3.   To challenge
   4.   To perform
5. Forty winks (SSC CGL mains 2021)
   1.   A worthless object
   2.   A hot day
   3.   A short nap
   4.   A brief statement
6. Clam up (SSC CGL mains 2021)
   1.   To be upset
   2.   To be frustrated
   3.   To become silent
   4.   To lose temper
7. Bury the hatchet (SSC CGL mains 2021)
   1.   Dig a grave
   2.   Hide a treasure
   3.   Forget past quarrels
   4.   Sow the seeds
8. Cut a sorry figure (SSC CGL mains 2021)
   1.   render an apology
   2.   make a sculpture
   3.   create a poor impression
   4.   break a record
9. (SSC CGL mains 2021)
   Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. lend an ear
   
   1.   be good for a particular thing
   2.   pay attention to
   3.   not tell something to others
   4.   not make trouble
10. Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
    All in all (SSC CGL mains 2021)
    1.   having all authority
    2.   first in line
    3.   completely lost
    4.   every person
11. Hold your horses (idioms)
    (SSC CGL mains 2021)
    1.   not get upset
    2.   aim high
    3.   fight trouble
    4.   slow down
12. The scandal had no discernible effect on his career
    Poverty was staring her ______ the face.
    1.   To
    2.   In
    3.   At
    4.   On
13. I have nobody ______ I can confide in.
    1.   Whoever
    2.   Which
    3.   Whom
    4.   Whose
14. Wise managers _________ opinions, get information, ask advice, act ________ and know the art of __________ responsibilities to the subordinates.
    1.   condemn, transnationally, elevating
    2.   solicit, transparently, delegating
    3.   coerce, translucently, relegating
    4.   entrust, transiently, accelerating
15. Asha was ___________ made a fool by her friend.
    1.   Insistently
    2.   Unknowingly
    3.   Innocently
    4.   Deliberately
16. "Bone to pick"
    1.   Anonymous Quiz
    2.   Appear suddenly
    3.   Cause of quarrel
    4.   To accept readily
    5.   To reject
17. "Going places"
    1.   To go to the home back
    2.   Talented and successful
    3.   To go on a visit
    4.   To be angry
18. Offend synonym
    1.   Hate
    2.   Love
    3.   Kind
    4.   Hurt
19. A Sacred Cow
    1.   A person never to be criticised
    2.   A saintly person
    3.   A helpful person
    4.   A very religious person
20. To shun evil company
    1.   To kick Out evil company
    2.   To let loose evil company
    3.   To give up evil company
    4.   To put off evil company
21. To be down to earth.
    1.   To be unreasonable
    2.   To be pretentious
    3.   To be realistic
    4.   To be Impractical
22. To get into hot waters.
    1.   To be impatient
    2.   To suffer loss
    3.   To get into trouble
    4.   To be in a confused state of mind
23. A wild-goose chase
    1.   Run after a bird
    2.   A fruitful search
    3.   Long pursuit
    4.   Fruitless pursuit
24. Took to her heles
    1.   Bent down
    2.   Ran off
    3.   Kicked off her shoes
    4.   Rubbed her
25. Was plain sailing
    1.   Was very easy
    2.   Was complicated
    3.   Was competitive
    4.   Was uncomfortable
26. A bolt from the blue
    1.   Struck by thunder
    2.   A piece of bad luck
    3.   A flash of lighting
    4.   A complete surprise
27. To feather one’s nest
    1.   To harbour ill feelings
    2.   To build one’s house
    3.   To enrich oneself when opportunity occurs
    4.   To get something in abundance
28. The center was often referred as an open sewer of vice and crime.
    A close shave.
    1.   A narrow escape from danger
    2.   Stubble
    3.   Very short hair
    4.   Hairless skin
29. A person who does not care for literature or art.
    1.   Philistine
    2.   Barbarian
    3.   Surly
    4.   Illiterate
30. Let sleeping dogs lie
    1.   Dogs can raise tempers
    2.   Do not allow dogs to stand
    3.   Prevent dog mobility
    4.   Do not bring up an old controversial issue
31. Not my cup of tea
    1.   A refreshing drink
    2.   A routine work
    3.   Not what I like
    4.   Not liked by me
32. A range of measures boosted tourism.
    My younger brother is good _____ Mathematics.
    1.   At
    2.   into
    3.   on
    4.   with
33. Q1. Choose the synonym of ‘Caucus’.
    1.   Callous
    2.   Assembly
    3.   Crocks
    4.   Dispersion
34. Q2. Choose the antonym of ‘Pricey’.
    1.   Dear
    2.   Cheap
    3.   Costly
35. They got permissive from the city to build an apartment complex
    1.   Permitted
    2.   Permitting
    3.   Permissible
    4.   Permission
    5.   No correction required
36. Synonym of " Elusive "
    1.   Stringent
    2.   Unattainable
    3.   Tackle
    4.   Staunch
37. Synonym of " Timeline"
    1.   Elaborate
    2.   Fenced off
    3.   Chronology
    4.   Curtail
38. Synonym of " Advent "
    1.   Referendum
    2.   Arrival
    3.   Triggered
    4.   Plurinational
39. Synonym of " Wantonly"
    1.   Blatantly
    2.   Pulsating
    3.   Cohesive
    4.   Thrived
40. Synonym of " Weed out"
    1.   Sanguine
    2.   Eradicate
    3.   Marginal
    4.   Stance
41. Synonym of " Ordeal"
    1.   Churlish
    2.   Sanguine
    3.   Anguish
    4.   Folk
42. Synonym of " Prioritise"
    1.   Tackling
    2.   Ameliorate
    3.   Highlight
    4.   Explicit
43. Synonym of " Inoculate"
    1.   Immunize
    2.   Turmoil
    3.   Wrangling
    4.   Consolidate
44. Synonym of " Suspicion´´
    1.   Vagaries
    2.   Breeing
    3.   Misgiving
    4.   Stimulating
45. Synonym of " Ameliorate´´
    1.   Improve
    2.   Reciprocal
    3.   Planks
    4.   Credibility
46. Synonym of "Pile"
    1.   Windfall
    2.   Accumulate
    3.   Imperative
    4.   Battered
47. Synonym of " Loopholes"
    1.   Crash
    2.   Dejavu
    3.   Notch
    4.   Impending
48. Annie gush of gratitude
    1.   Gradual recovery
    2.   Friendly feeling
    3.   Excessive labour
    4.   Excessive enthusiasm
49. To lose ground
    1.   To become less powerful
    2.   To become less popular
    3.   To lose foundation
    4.   To be without a leader
50. To fall back on
    1.   To oppose something important
    2.   To suffer an injury on the back in an accident
    3.   To fail to do something important in time
    4.   To seek support out of necessity
51. To make one’s blood boil
    1.   To make somebody furious
    2.   To develop fever
    3.   To get excited
    4.   To make someone nervous
52. To speak one’s mind.
    1.   To be frank and honest
    2.   To think aloud
    3.   To talk about one’s ideas
    4.   To express one’s thoughts
53. At the eleventh hour
    1.   At a late stage
    2.   At the beginning
    3.   At 11 o’clock
    4.   At an early stage
54. A shot in the dark
    1.   To love to go out on adventures
    2.   Be able to work very quickly
    3.   Be very violent
    4.   An attempt to guess something
55. In a nutshell
    1.   Angrily
    2.   Casually
    3.   Writing
    4.   Brief
56. "At one's Beck and call"
    1.   Matter of dispute
    2.   In disorder
    3.   Under one's control
    4.   At risk
57. Place where wine is made
    1.   Bakery
    2.   Cloakroom
    3.   Tannery
    4.   Brewery
58. A general pardon of offenders.
    1.   Parley
    2.   Amnesty
    3.   Parole
    4.   Acquittal
59. Something kept as a remainder of an event
    1.   Trophy
    2.   Souvenir
    3.   Prize
    4.   Antique
60. Difficult or impossible to read
    1.   Illogical
    2.   illegible
    3.   Ineligible
    4.   legible
61. Person with whom one Works
    1.   Contemporary
    2.   companion
    3.   Colleague
    4.   Partne
62. Rajesh has been (crying wolf) so often that family has stopped taking him seriously.
    1.   Raising a false alarm
    2.   Crying when he hears about wolves
    3.   Shouting out loudly
    4.   Asking for a wolf as a pet
63. He is popular among all the villagers. He is the (salt of the earth.)
    1.   An angry person
    2.   A sensitive person
    3.   An emotional person
    4.   A good and honest person
64. From the bottom of my heart
    1.   Sincerely
    2.   Lowest position
    3.   Totally
    4.   Wholly
65. For better or worse
    1.   Sometimes
    2.   Always
    3.   In good times
    4.   In bad times
66. A hard nut to crack
    1.   A foolish search
    2.   A difficult problema
    3.   An easy question
    4.   Expensive thing
67. Hand in glove
    1.   Very difficult
    2.   Open enemy
    3.   Very intimate
    4.   Very rude
68. A lame excuse
    1.   Unsatisfactory explanation
    2.   Good explanation
    3.   Useless talk
    4.   Ill feelings
69. Q4.A Part of a Horse's Harness That goes on to its Head
    1.   Voluntary
    2.   Dilettante
    3.   Bridle
    4.   Desertation
70. Q5.A Notably Tall, Physically Strong Or Strong Willed Woman
    1.   Defection
    2.   Ascetics
    3.   Impregnable
    4.   Amazon
71. Q6. A Mental Disease When People Are Afraid Of Others
    1.   Paranoia
    2.   Pandemonium
    3.   Bankrupt
    4.   Etymology
72. Bury the hatchet (SSC CGL mains 2021)
    1.   Dig a grave
    2.   Hide a treasure
    3.   Forget past quarrels
    4.   Sow the sedes
73. A cautionary advice
    1.   Censor
    2.   Sensor
    3.   Pressure
    4.   Warning
74. To make certain that (something) will occur or be the case.
    1.   Assure
    2.   Insure
    3.   Ensure
    4.   Reassure
75. Lacking vigour or effectiveness
    1.   Flaccid
    2.   Placid
    3.   Gluttonous
    4.   Gregarious
76. A person highly skilled in music or another artistic pursuit
    1.   Dilettante
    2.   Virtuoso
    3.   Amateur
    4.   Virago
77. The process for blood purification when the kidneys malfunction.
    1.   Dialysis
    2.   Dialing
    3.   Delish
    4.   Delicious
78. Familiar with and at ease in many different countries and cultures.
    1.   Bohemian
    2.   Cosmopolitan
    3.   Philanthropist
    4.   Internationalist
79. Circular building or hall with a dome
    1.   Edifice
    2.   Rotunda
    3.   Spire
    4.   Palace
80. The use of many words where only a few are necessary
    1.   Circumlocution
    2.   Circumspection
    3.   Circumscription
    4.   Circumvention
81. A person who has no money to pay off his debts
    1.   Affluent
    2.   Pauper
    3.   Rich
    4.   Wealthy
82. Capable of being interpreted in two or more ways
    1.   Definite
    2.   Clear
    3.   Ambiguous
    4.   Explicit