English Grammar MCQS

Ovation means enthusiastic applause.

• Correct answer - applause: it has the same meaning as Ovation.
• face lifting: cosmetic surgery to remove wrinkles - wrong, it does not mean the same as Ovation.
• prize: an award - wrong, it does not mean the same as Ovation.
• banquet: a large formal meal - wrong, it does not mean the same as Ovation.

Obviate means to remove a need or difficulty.

• Correct answer - to make unnecessary: it has the same meaning as Obviate.
• indispensable: absolutely necessary - wrong, it does not mean the same as Obviate.
• slow to understand: taking a long time to grasp things - wrong, it does not mean the same as Obviate.
• to point out: to draw attention to - wrong, it does not mean the same as Obviate.

Occlude means to block or shut off.

• Correct answer - block: it has the same meaning as Occlude.
• defy: to openly resist - wrong, it does not mean the same as Occlude.
• saturate: to soak thoroughly - wrong, it does not mean the same as Occlude.
• reflect: to throw back light; to think - wrong, it does not mean the same as Occlude.

Omnipresent means present everywhere at the same time.

• Correct answer - present everywhere: it has the same meaning as Omnipresent.
• knowing everything: having complete knowledge - wrong, it does not mean the same as Omnipresent.
• bias: unfair preference - wrong, it does not mean the same as Omnipresent.
• hovering: staying in the air in one place - wrong, it does not mean the same as Omnipresent.

Nodule means a small lump.

• Correct answer - a lump: it has the same meaning as Nodule.
• scheme: a plan, often secret - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nodule.
• part of a computer: a piece of computer hardware - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nodule.
• unit: a single part or quantity - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nodule.

Nomenclature means a system of names or terms.

• Correct answer - terminology: it has the same meaning as Nomenclature.
• pseudonym: a false name - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nomenclature.
• basic facts of matter: the simple facts of a subject - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nomenclature.
• stubborn: refusing to change one's mind - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nomenclature.

Nonchalance means a casual lack of concern.

• Correct answer - unconcern: it has the same meaning as Nonchalance.
• earnest endeavour: a sincere effort - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nonchalance.
• non-classified: not secret - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nonchalance.
• attentiveness: careful attention - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nonchalance.

Obdurate means stubbornly refusing to change.

• Correct answer - stubborn: it has the same meaning as Obdurate.
• inimitable: impossible to copy - wrong, it does not mean the same as Obdurate.
• ambiguous: having more than one meaning - wrong, it does not mean the same as Obdurate.
• demoralised: having lost confidence - wrong, it does not mean the same as Obdurate.

Oblique means indirect; not straightforward.

• Correct answer - indirect or evasive: it has the same meaning as Oblique.
• changing quickly: altering rapidly - wrong, it does not mean the same as Oblique.
• rub out: to erase - wrong, it does not mean the same as Oblique.
• to the point: relevant and direct - wrong, it does not mean the same as Oblique.

Oblivious means unaware of what is happening around one.

• Correct answer - unaware: it has the same meaning as Oblivious.
• indispensable: absolutely necessary - wrong, it does not mean the same as Oblivious.
• imminent: about to happen - wrong, it does not mean the same as Oblivious.
• observant: quick to notice things - wrong, it does not mean the same as Oblivious.

Obsequious means too eager to obey or please; servile.

• Correct answer - excessively submissive: it has the same meaning as Obsequious.
• disrespectful: lacking respect - wrong, it does not mean the same as Obsequious.
• very disagreeable: extremely unpleasant - wrong, it does not mean the same as Obsequious.
• observant: quick to notice things - wrong, it does not mean the same as Obsequious.

Mollify means to calm or appease.

• Correct answer - appease: it has the same meaning as Mollify.
• worry: to feel anxious - wrong, it does not mean the same as Mollify.
• applaud: to clap in approval - wrong, it does not mean the same as Mollify.
• sweeten: to make sugary or more pleasant - wrong, it does not mean the same as Mollify.

Morose means sullen and gloomy.

• Correct answer - gloomy: it has the same meaning as Morose.
• misty: covered with light fog - wrong, it does not mean the same as Morose.
• damp: slightly wet - wrong, it does not mean the same as Morose.
• calm: quiet and relaxed - wrong, it does not mean the same as Morose.

Muster means to gather together.

• Correct answer - gather: it has the same meaning as Muster.
• pledge: a solemn promise - wrong, it does not mean the same as Muster.
• fake: false; not genuine - wrong, it does not mean the same as Muster.
• display: to show - wrong, it does not mean the same as Muster.

Muted means softened; muffled.

• Correct answer - muffled: it has the same meaning as Muted.
• hypothetical: imagined; based on supposition - wrong, it does not mean the same as Muted.
• noisy: loud - wrong, it does not mean the same as Muted.
• fondle: to caress - wrong, it does not mean the same as Muted.

Nascent means just coming into existence; developing.

• Correct answer - developing: it has the same meaning as Nascent.
• well regarded: highly respected - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nascent.
• informative: giving useful information - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nascent.
• measurable: able to be measured - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nascent.

Nettlesome means causing irritation or annoyance.

• Correct answer - irritating: it has the same meaning as Nettlesome.
• eccentric: odd or unconventional - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nettlesome.
• soothing: calming - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nettlesome.
• befuddled: confused - wrong, it does not mean the same as Nettlesome.

Mockery means ridicule; contemptuous teasing.

• Correct answer - ridicule: it has the same meaning as Mockery.
• respect: admiration for someone - wrong, it does not mean the same as Mockery.
• distrust: lack of trust - wrong, it does not mean the same as Mockery.
• laudatory: expressing praise - wrong, it does not mean the same as Mockery.

Module means a standardised, self-contained unit.

• Correct answer - standardised unit: it has the same meaning as Module.
• outline: a general plan or sketch - wrong, it does not mean the same as Module.
• imitation: a copy - wrong, it does not mean the same as Module.
• modernise: to make up to date - wrong, it does not mean the same as Module.

Modus Vivendi means a way of living or working together despite differences.

• Correct answer - way of getting along: it has the same meaning as Modus Vivendi.
• modest character: a humble nature - wrong, it does not mean the same as Modus Vivendi.
• to change: to make different - wrong, it does not mean the same as Modus Vivendi.
• argument: a disagreement - wrong, it does not mean the same as Modus Vivendi.

Median means the middle value or point.

• Correct answer - middle: it has the same meaning as Median.
• conciliatory: intended to calm or please - wrong, it does not mean the same as Median.
• thoughtful: considerate - wrong, it does not mean the same as Median.
• small: little in size - wrong, it does not mean the same as Median.

Melodramatic means exaggerated and overly emotional.

• Correct answer - exaggerated: it has the same meaning as Melodramatic.
• fundamental: basic - wrong, it does not mean the same as Melodramatic.
• melodious: pleasant-sounding; tuneful - wrong, it does not mean the same as Melodramatic.
• transfigurative: causing a complete change of appearance - wrong, it does not mean the same as Melodramatic.

Memoir means a written account of someone's life or experiences.

• Correct answer - biographical sketch: it has the same meaning as Memoir.
• special locket: a small ornamental case worn on a chain - wrong, it does not mean the same as Memoir.
• cover-up: an effort to hide the truth - wrong, it does not mean the same as Memoir.
• reminder: something that helps one remember - wrong, it does not mean the same as Memoir.

Menace means a threat; a source of danger.

• Correct answer - threat: it has the same meaning as Menace.
• disgust: a feeling of strong dislike - wrong, it does not mean the same as Menace.
• disaster: a sudden great misfortune - wrong, it does not mean the same as Menace.
• rebellious: resisting authority - wrong, it does not mean the same as Menace.

Mendacious means untruthful; lying.

• Correct answer - false: it has the same meaning as Mendacious.
• spontaneous: happening naturally without planning - wrong, it does not mean the same as Mendacious.
• uncommon: rare - wrong, it does not mean the same as Mendacious.
• adulterated: made impure by adding something - wrong, it does not mean the same as Mendacious.