Questions Related to softskills
-
stupid
-
member of the working class
-
metal pin used for fastening metal plates together
-
arise from
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Asinine means extremely silly, foolish, or stupid. The correct answer 'stupid' is a direct synonym. Other options are unrelated: proletarian means working class, rivet is a fastening pin, and originate means arise from.
-
with a sideways or indirect look (with disapproval or distruct)
-
grow rapidly (in numbers)
-
holding one's attention
-
strong foul odor
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Askance means with a sideways or indirect look, typically showing disapproval, doubt, or suspicion. The correct answer captures this perfectly (though 'distruct' is a typo for 'distrust'). Other options are unrelated: proliferate means grow rapidly, engrossing means holding attention, and malodorous means foul odor.
-
crookedly
-
producing offspring or fruit in abundance
-
small stream
-
(of the voice) extremely loud
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Askew means crookedly, out of position, or not in a straight line. The correct answer 'crookedly' is a direct synonym. Other options are unrelated: fecund means producing abundantly, rill means small stream, and stentorian means extremely loud voice.
-
sharpness
-
tedious wordiness
-
strong
-
one regarded as embodying a set image or type
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Asperity means sharpness, harshness, or severity of manner, tone, or surface. The correct answer 'sharpness' captures this core meaning. Other options are unrelated: verbosity means tedious wordiness, strong is too general, and epitome means embodiment of a type.
-
slanderous remark
-
introduction (to a poem or play)
-
ornate
-
incapable of producing young
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Aspersion means a slanderous remark, damaging remark, or attack on someone's reputation. The correct answer 'slanderous remark' is the exact definition. Other options are unrelated: prologue is an introduction, rococo means ornate, and sterile means incapable of producing young.
-
seeker after position or status
-
lengthen
-
make liquids murky by stirring up sediment
-
perfectionist
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Aspirant means someone who seeks or aspires to a position, status, or honor. The correct answer 'seeker after position or status' precisely defines this term. Other options are unrelated: elongate means lengthen, roil means make liquids murky, and perfectionist is someone who demands perfection.
-
seek to attain (position or status)
-
protruding(sticking out)
-
(of land) rising and falling in long gentle slopes
-
suppress
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Aspire means to seek to attain or achieve something, typically a position or status. The correct answer 'seek to attain (position or status)' matches this definition. Other options are unrelated: jutting means protruding, undulating means rising/falling in slopes, and suppress means hold back.
-
assault
-
mixed indiscriminately
-
play or frolic boisterously
-
token of disgrace
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Assail means to assault, attack vigorously, or criticize severely. The correct answer 'assault' is a direct synonym. Other options are unrelated: commingle means mix indiscriminately, frolic means play boisterously, and stigma means token of disgrace.
-
analyze (to discover what materials are present)
-
headland
-
cock
-
bombastic
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Assay means to analyze (something, especially a metal or ore) to determine its composition or quality. The correct answer 'analyze (to discover what materials are present)' captures this technical/chemical sense. Other options are unrelated: promontory is a headland, cock is a male bird, and turgid means bombastic/pompous.
-
agree
-
advance in rank
-
rosy
-
stench
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Assent means to express agreement or consent, typically in a formal context. When you give your assent, you are agreeing with a proposal, opinion, or decision. The other options (advance in rank, rosy, stench) are completely unrelated meanings.