Tag: softskills

Reprehensible means deserving condemnation, criticism, or disapproval - something wrong or bad that deserves to be condemned. The other options are incorrect: surly = bad-tempered, odium = hatred, jejune = naive/simplistic.

PHONEY means fake, fraudulent, or not genuine - a person or thing that is counterfeit. The other options define different words: obstinate = hard to manage, erudite = intellectual, nuance = slight difference.

Unwieldy means difficult to handle, move, or manage due to being large, heavy, or awkwardly shaped. The word comes from 'wield' meaning to handle effectively, with the prefix 'un-' indicating the negative. Options B (widespread), C (intact in clusters), and D (unreasonable) do not capture the meaning of being physically difficult to manage.

A vacuum can mean a gap, void, or empty space left behind when someone or something important is removed. While commonly used for empty physical spaces, it also describes absences in roles or positions. The other options (wrong/bad, volatile, detest) are unrelated meanings.

The word 'gospel' primarily means something absolutely true or accepted as unquestionable truth. While it can refer to religious teachings, in general usage it denotes a trustworthy fact or principle. Option D 'unreasonable' is opposite in meaning, option A 'intellectual' is unrelated, and option B 'deserving' doesn't capture the core meaning.

'Iterate' means to do or say something repeatedly, often to perform the same action multiple times. In computing, it refers to repeating a process. Option A 'deplorable' is completely unrelated. Option B 'celebrate' is incorrect. Option C 'not genuine' is the opposite of what iterate means.

'Miry' describes something that is very muddy, boggy, or full of mire. It specifically refers to wet, soggy, muddy conditions. Option B 'mild' is unrelated. Option C 'mediocre' means average quality, not muddy. Option D 'deserving' has no connection to the meaning.

On a standard QWERTY keyboard, holding the Shift key and pressing 2 produces the @ symbol. The @ character is located on the same key as the number 2. Options A (*) and D (() are on different keys (8 and 9 respectively). Option B (&) is on the 7 key.

On a standard QWERTY keyboard layout, the key immediately to the right of T is Y. The QWERTY row has the sequence Q-W-E-R-T-Y, making Y the neighbor to T's right. Options R, G, and U are not positioned immediately right of T.

On a standard keyboard, the Shift key combined with 7 produces the & (ampersand) symbol. The & is located on the same key as the number 7. Options A (%) and C (*) are on keys 5 and 8 respectively. Option B (^) is on key 6.