Questions Related to softskills
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Reticent
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panacea
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Intestate
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Arduous
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Reticent describes someone who is reserved, quiet, or reluctant to speak, often due to natural inclination rather than external constraints. Panacea is a cure-all solution, Intestate relates to dying without a will, and Arduous describes something requiring great effort - none relate to speech patterns.
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Fatalist
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Intestate
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Diehard
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Posthumas
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Intestate is a legal term specifically for someone who has died without leaving a valid will, creating complex inheritance scenarios. Fatalist believes events are predetermined, Diehard is someone fiercely resistant to change, and Posthumas is a misspelling of posthumous - all unrelated to wills.
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Pauper
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Avaricious
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Valetudinarian
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Reticent
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Valetudinarian specifically describes someone who is excessively concerned with their health or consistently imagines themselves sick, often without genuine medical cause. Pauper refers to poverty, Avaricious means greedy, and Reticent relates to being reserved in speech - all unrelated to health concerns.
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Postbiblio
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Posthumas
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Postlogo
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Postman
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Posthumas is a misspelling of posthumous, which means occurring, happening, or published after someone's death. This correctly describes a book released after the author's death. The other options are either misspelled or completely unrelated terms.
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Exonerate
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Celibate
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Convalescent
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Intestate
B
Correct answer
Explanation
In the context of this vocabulary question, Celibate is the intended answer as it refers to someone who abstains from marriage and sexual relations, thus being unmarried by choice or religious vow. While bachelor would be a more direct synonym for unmarried person, none of the other options relate to marital status at all.
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Pauper
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Exonerate
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Celibate
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Avaricious
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Exonerate means to officially absolve someone from blame, fault, or accusation, typically after investigation or formal proceedings. Pauper refers to a poor person, Celibate describes someone abstaining from marriage, and Avaricious means greedy - none relate to clearing someone of blame.
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Fundist
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Monetarist
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Avaricious
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Capricious
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Avaricious means having an excessive or insatiable desire for wealth and material gain. A monetarist is an economist who focuses on monetary policy and money supply, not someone greedy for money. Capricious means unpredictable or fickle, unrelated to greed.
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Avaricious
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Valetudinarian
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Convalescent
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panacea
D
Correct answer
Explanation
A 'panacea' is defined as a solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases. 'Avaricious' means greedy, 'Valetudinarian' refers to someone sickly or overly concerned with health, and 'Convalescent' describes someone recovering from an illness. Only 'panacea' fits the universal remedy definition.
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affect
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have an effect
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have an affect
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effect
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Affect is a verb meaning to influence or produce a change, which is what policies do to compensation. Effect is primarily a noun meaning result. Have an affect is incorrect because affect is the verb form, and the sentence structure requires a direct verb after will.
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was aggravating to
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aggravated
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had aggravated
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was aggravating for
B
Correct answer
Explanation
The verb 'aggravate' is a transitive verb meaning to make a problem or situation worse. 'Jane's behavior aggravated the issue' is the most direct and grammatically correct past tense usage. The other options use unnecessary prepositions or incorrect tense structures for a simple completed action.