Choose the correct sentence.
– (A) Khalid is afraid of snakes.
– (B) Khalid is afraid off snakes.
– (C) Khalid is afraid from snakes.
– (D) None of these
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Choose the correctly spelled word.
– (A) Acquaintance
– (B) Acquaintence
– (C) Embarass
– (D) None of these
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.
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