Questions Related to softskills
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embarrassing situation
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unnecessary
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unimportant
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irrelevant situation
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Imbroglio means an embarrassing, complex, and confusing situation, often involving conflict or misunderstanding. It comes from Italian and originally referred to a messy or tangled situation. 'Embarrassing situation' captures the core meaning well. The other options either mean the opposite or are unrelated.
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respected
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demotivated
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opprobrium
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honour
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Ignominy means public shame, disgrace, or humiliation. Opprobrium means public disgrace or shameful contempt, making it the closest synonym. 'Respected' and 'honour' are antonyms (opposites). 'Demotivated' is unrelated to the concept of shame or disgrace.
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summit or zenith
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well to do
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affluent
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destitute or penniless
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Impecunious means having little or no money, poor, or penniless. It comes from Latin 'pecunia' meaning money. 'Destitute or penniless' is the correct definition. 'Summit or zenith' (peak), 'well to do' (wealthy), and 'affluent' (rich) are all antonyms - they mean the opposite of impecunious.
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astute
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ineffectiveness
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adroitness
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dexterity
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Ineptitude means lack of skill, ability, or competence; clumsiness or ineffectiveness. 'Ineffectiveness' accurately captures this meaning. 'Astute,' 'adroitness,' and 'dexterity' all mean skillful or clever - they are antonyms of ineptitude.
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undeniable
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flexible
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supreme
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simple
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plead
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deprive
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perplex
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none
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Beset means to trouble, harass, or surround someone or something with difficulties. It can also mean to attack from all sides. 'Perplex' means to confuse or bewilder, which is related but not the primary meaning. This is a partial match - the definition doesn't fully capture the sense of being surrounded or attacked by problems. 'Plead' means to beg, 'deprive' means to take away.
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perfume
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flower
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idea
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plead
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Figment means something invented or created by the imagination; something that doesn't really exist. Commonly used in the phrase 'figment of imagination.' 'Idea' is an acceptable match though 'invention' or 'illusion' would be more precise. 'Perfume' and 'flower' are unrelated.
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figurine
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salute
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static
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idea
A
Correct answer
Explanation
A statuette is a small statue or figurine, typically depicting a person or animal. Option A correctly identifies this as a figurine, while 'salute' refers to a gesture of respect, 'static' means lacking movement, and 'idea' is an abstract concept.
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associate
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combine
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cover
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static
B
Correct answer
Explanation
To coalesce means to come together to form one mass or whole, or to combine distinct elements into a unified whole. Option B captures this meaning perfectly. 'Associate' means to connect with, 'cover' means to conceal, and 'static' means unchanging.
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impudent
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feeble
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clumsy
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combine
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Gauche means lacking grace, awkward in social situations, or physically clumsy. Option C is correct. 'Impudent' means shamelessly rude, 'feeble' means weak, and 'combine' is unrelated to awkwardness.