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Synonym of “capricious”:

– (A) impetuous

– (B) awkward

– (C) deserving

– (D) None of these

Capricious means given to sudden and unreasoned changes of mind.
Impetuous means acting or done quickly and without thought or care.

Therefore, the synonym of “capricious” is (A) impetuous.

Synonym of “productive”:

– (A) lucrative

– (B) deserving

– (C) clear

– (D) None of these

Antonym of “ambivalent”:

– (A) ambiguous

– (B) wasteful

– (C) perfect

– (D) None of these

Ambivalent means having mixed or conflicting feelings about something.
Perfect suggests a complete lack of doubt or uncertainty.

Therefore, the antonym of “ambivalent” is (C) perfect.

Antonym of “acquiescent”:

– (A) submissive

– (B) defiant

– (C) clear

– (D) None of these

Acquiescent means submissive or compliant.
Defiant means resisting authority or opposing something.

Therefore, the antonym of “acquiescent” is (B) defiant.

The idiom “See eye to eye” means:

– (A) Agreeing with someone

– (B) To fight

– (C) To shake hands

– (D) None of these

Idiom “Eat like a horse” means:

– (A) To do something roughly

– (B) To speed up

– (C) Eating too excessively

– (D) None of these

“Do you like her?” Change the voice.

– (A) Do you like her?

– (B) Does she liked by you?

– (C) Is she liked by you?

– (D) None of these

I did not visit him. Change the voice.

– (A) He was visited not by me.

– (B) He was not visited by me.

– (C) He did not visited by me.

– (D) None of these

She said, “I am sick.” Change the narration.

– (A) She said that she was sick.

– (B) She said that she is sick.

– (C) She said she was sick.

– (D) None of these

He said to me, “You can go now.” Change narration.

– (A) He told me that you could go now.

– (B) He told me that he can go then.

– (C) He told me that I could go then.

– (D) None of these