English Language
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Fill in the Blanks Questions
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antonym
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acronym
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synonym
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homonym
B
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Explanation
Acronym is an abbreviation that can be counted as an independent word. Ra + d + a + r
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vulnerable
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susceptible
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sensible
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sensitive
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receptive
D
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Explanation
Only a person who is highly sensitive to or cannot bear criticism will keep his work unpublished for fear of criticism.
B
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Explanation
To hand over something can also be written as 'make over'.
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penultimate, inception
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ultimate, promotion
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ultimatum, induction
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intimate, conception
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superior, injection
B
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Explanation
Promotion of fuller, richer life is the ultimate goal.
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vital, writing
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effective, concept
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relevant, meaning
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sincere, timing
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advisable, Act
B
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Explanation
The inherent error of concept takes away the effectiveness. Vital indicates importance, not quality. Even relevant, sincere and advisable only indicate need.
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arguable, optional
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healthy, vital
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alarming, acute
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abnormal, questionable
B
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Explanation
The sentence presents a negation. Even though good ....... effort still required.
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against, form
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before, shape
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before, function
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against, function
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None of these
C
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Explanation
‘Ante’ means before. Against is ‘anti’. Suffixes change form or structure of words (nouns, adjectives etc.)
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monograms, duplicity
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hexagrams, veracity
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holograms, authenticity
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programs, rapidity
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diagrams, insipidity
C
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Hologram is a type of safety stamp to guard against forgery.
D
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Explanation
The word 'house' represents a residential building in sentence 1, a verb representing 'accommodation' in sentence 2, and a symbolic noun to represent gathering in sentence 3.
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look on
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look into
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look after
C
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Explanation
Option 3 is the correct answer because it means “take care of” or “guard”.
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ran over
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ran out
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ran after
A
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Explanation
Option 1 is the correct answer because it means “crushed under the wheels”.
A
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Explanation
‘From where’ is the correct phrase here that refers to a place.
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principals
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principles
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prinisiples
B
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Explanation
Option 1 is incorrect because “principal” means an educator who has executive authority for a school, college, etc. So, it cannot be used. Option 3 is incorrect because it has incorrect spelling and there is no such word. Option 2 is the correct answer because it means ideology or philosophy.
B
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Explanation
Option 2 is the correct answer because 'or else' means 'otherwise'.
C
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Explanation
Option 3 is the correct answer because it means that the action “of leaving the train” was already over. Other options do not make sense here.