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Multiple choice softskills leadership

jibe

  1. agree

  2. evil

  3. obedient

  4. tear or be torn quickly and violently
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Jibe means to agree with or be in accord with something. When we say something 'doesn't jibe with the facts,' we mean it doesn't agree or match up. Option B (evil) is unrelated to the word's meaning, option C (obedient) is about following authority, and option D refers to violent tearing which is not what jibe means.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

jingoist

  1. extremely aggressive and militant patriot

  2. twisting

  3. correct

  4. metal pin used for fastening metal plates together
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Jingoist refers to an extremely aggressive and militant patriot who displays excessive nationalism. The term comes from 'jingo,' which was used in the phrase 'by jingo' during patriotic war chants. Options B, C, and D are unrelated - twisting refers to rotation, correct is about accuracy, and a metal pin is called a jag (not jingoist).

Multiple choice softskills leadership

jocose

  1. given to(having a tendency of) joking

  2. apparatus for making sounds

  3. convenient features that helps to make life pleasant

  4. holding one's attention
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Jocose means given to joking or playful/humorous in nature. It describes someone who has a tendency to make jokes or speaks in a playful manner. Option B refers to sound-producing devices, option C describes convenient amenities, and option D means captivating - none of these relate to being humorous.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

jocular

  1. said or done in jest or playfully

  2. sceptic

  3. agreeable

  4. small stream
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Jocular means said or done in jest or in a playful manner. It describes speech or actions meant to be humorous or teasing rather than serious. Option B (sceptic) refers to doubt, option C (agreeable) means pleasant, and option D refers to a small water channel - none relate to playful humor.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

jocund

  1. merry

  2. small light sailboat or rowboat

  3. peaceful

  4. strong
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Jocund means cheerful, merry, or lively in spirit. It describes someone who is happy and sprightly. Option B refers to a type of boat, option C means peaceful/calm, and option D means having physical strength - only merry captures the cheerful happiness that jocund conveys.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

jollity

  1. gaiety

  2. read or glance through quickly

  3. wrong

  4. ornate
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Jollity means gaiety, cheerfulness, or the quality of being merry and joyful. It refers to lively celebration or high spirits. Option B means to skim through text, option C means incorrect, and option D means elaborately decorated - none relate to joyous celebration.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

jostle

  1. shove

  2. provide or use scantily

  3. friendship

  4. make liquids murky by stirring up sediment
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Jostle means to push, elbow, or bump against someone roughly, typically in a crowd. It implies forceful contact to make space. Option B means to provide minimally, option C is about friendship, and option D refers to stirring up sediment - none relate to physical pushing.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

jovial

  1. good-natured

  2. miser

  3. loss of memory

  4. (of land) rising and falling in long gentle slopes
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Jovial means friendly, cheerful, and good-natured in manner. It describes someone who is warm and pleasant in social interactions. Option B (miser) is the opposite - a stingy person, option C means amnesia (memory loss), and option D describes geographical terrain - none relate to a friendly personality.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

jubilation

  1. rejoicing

  2. minor fight

  3. pardon (allowed by government to political criminals)

  4. play or frolic boisterously
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Jubilation means a feeling of great happiness or triumph, specifically rejoicing. It expresses exuberant celebration at good news or success. Option B means a small conflict, option C refers to political pardons, and option D means energetic play - none capture the meaning of triumphant celebration.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

“Dreaming is good for babies as it leads to the development and functioning of the infant's mind.” The above sentence can be phrased as:

  1. For the babies, dreaming may be seen as a good way of exercising the mind and stimulating it.

  2. To many babies, it seems they are thinking while dreaming

  3. Sleep and dream are equally important for the infant's mental development.

  4. Babies extensively use their mind especially while dreaming
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

The original sentence states that dreaming benefits babies by developing their infant minds. Option A correctly preserves this meaning by stating dreaming 'may be seen as a good way of exercising the mind and stimulating it.' Options B, C, and D either change the focus (thinking vs. development), introduce irrelevant concepts (sleep equality), or misrepresent the relationship (extensive use vs. developmental benefit).