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“Sufficient” means

A. Hope
B. Optimism
C. Adequate
D. Humanitarian
Correct answer is: C. Adequate
Sufficient = enough/adequate.

Beware ___ thieves.

A. to
B. for
C. on
D. of
Correct answer is: D. of
Correct usage: “Beware of thieves.”

Correct statement

A. We should help the poors.
B. We should help a poor.
C. We should help the poor.
D. We should help the poor fellows.
Correct answer is: C. We should help the poor.
“The poor” = collective noun; “poors” is grammatically incorrect.

He hopes that he ___ soon.

A. recovered
B. will recover
C. has recovered
D. recovers
Correct answer is: B. will recover
Correct future tense: “He hopes that he will recover soon.”

Antonym of “Cease”

A. Pause
B. Expire
C. Continue
D. Combat
Correct answer is: C. Continue
Cease = stop; opposite = continue.

Synonym of FLATTERY is:

A. Command
B. Cajole
C. Criticize
D. Ignore
Correct answer is: B. Cajole
“Flattery” means excessive praise, similar in meaning to cajole.

Change narration: The father said to his children, “Be punctual.”

A. The father told his children to be punctual.
B. The father advised his children to be punctual.
C. The father ordered his children to be punctual.
D. The father said his children to be punctual.
Correct answer is: B. The father advised his children to be punctual.
In indirect speech, “said to” + imperative → advised.

Identify the correct sentence (punctuation).

A. “Don’t be late.”
B. Don’t to be late
C. Dont be late.
D. None of these
Correct answer is: A. “Don’t be late.”
Correct apostrophe in Don’t and proper ending with full stop.

Choose the correct sentence:

A. These is a perfect method
B. This are a perfect method
C. This is a perfect method
D. These are perfect method
Correct answer is: C. This is a perfect method
The correct pronoun for a singular noun like 'method' is 'This', and the singular verb 'is' must be used. Therefore, the correct sentence is: This is a perfect method.

Identify the grammatically correct sentence

A. Many a soldiers lost their lives in the battle.
B. Many many a soldier lost their life in the battle.
C. Many a soldier lost his life in the battle.
D. Many a soldier lose their life in the battle.
Correct answer is: C. Many a soldier lost his life in the battle.
“Many a + singular noun + singular verb” is the correct structure.

What is the antonym of Fickle?

A. Unpredictable
B. Changeable
C. Steadfast
D. Variable
Correct answer is: C. Steadfast
Fickle = changeable/unsteady; antonym is steadfast/firm.

Which is the correct spelling?

A. Quest
B. Questionaire
C. Questionnar
D. Questionnaire
Correct answer is: D. Questionnaire
The correct spelling is “Questionnaire” (double n, ending with -aire).
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