Jammu
Synonymous
1. PLACID
(a) Clear (b) Calm (c) Enjoyable (d) Dull
2. BARBARIAN
(a) Arrogant (b) Impolite (c) Uncivilized (d) Unkind
3. SPITE
(a) Concern (b) Admiration (c) Malice (d) Indifference
4. DAWDLE
(a) Assess (b) Evaluate (c) Fickle (d) Loiter
5. SECUR
(a) Secret (b) Comfortable (c) Safe (d) Independent
6. LIMP
(a) Kneel (b) Bend (c) Falter (d) Stoop
7. ACCUSE
(a) Absolve (b) Exonerate (c) Vindicate (d) Impeach
8. DANK
(a) Dangerous (b) Ugly (c) Plunder (d) Damp
9. BASH
(a) Strike (b) Neglect (c) Ignore (d) Embrace
10. MOROSE
(a) Gloomy (b) Diseased (c) Calm (d) Disappointed
Antonyms
11. KINDLE
(a) Ignite (b) Encourage (c) Ignore (d) Extinguish
12. OVERT
(a) Deep (b) Shallow (c) Secret (d) Unwritten
13. SPREAD
(a) Subdue (b) Repress (c) Suppress (d) Contract
14. MINOR
(a) Heavy (b) Tall (c) Major (d) Big
15. RUTHLESS
(a) Mindful (b) Compassionate (c) Majestice (d) Merciful
16. PRIDE
(a) Humility (b) Shame (c) Humbleness (d) Debasement
17. HAUGHTY
(a) Pitiable (b) Scared (c) Humble (d) Cowardly
18. ENOUGH
(a) Inadequate (b) Scare (c) Deficit (d) Less
19. VULGAR
(a) Refined (b) Cheerful (c) Jolly (d) Relevant
20. BOOST
(a) Hinder (b) Obstruct (c) Discourage Rebuke
21. Custom of having many wives
(a) Monogamy (b) Bigamy (c) Polygamy (d) Matrimony
22. To cause troops etc. to spread out in readiness for battle
(a) Align (b) Collocate (c) Deploy (d) Disperse
23. Anything written in a letter after it is signed
(a) Posterity (b) Post diction (c) Postscript (d) Corrigendum
24. The policy of extending a country’s empire and influence
(a) Imperialism (b) Capitalism (c) Internationalism (d) Communism
25. List of headings of the business to be transacted at a meeting
(a) Schedule (b) Agenda (c) Proceedings (d) Excerpts
26. Person who is indifferent to both pleasure and again
(a) Saint (b) Ascetic (c) Stoic (d) Hermit
27. Mania for stealing articles
(a) Logomania (b) Nymphomania (c) Kleptomania (d) Hypomania
28. A person living permananetly in a certain place
(a) Native (b) Resident (c) Domicile (d) Subject
29. Relationship by blood or birth
(a) Parentage (b) Affiliation (c) Consanguinity (d) Nepotism
30. One who loves mankind
(a) Anthropologist (b) Philanthropist (c) Seismologist (d) Optometrist
IDIOMS & PHRASES
31. To hold something in leash
(a) To restrain (b) To disappoint (c) To dismiss (d) To discourage
32. To wrangle over an ass’s shadow
(a) To act in a foolish way (b) To quarrel over trifles
© To waste time on petty things (d) To do some things funny
33. To take with a grains of salt
(a) To take with some reservation (b) To take with total disbelief
© To take whole heartedly (d) To take seriously
34. To cross swords
(a) To fight (b) To defend (c) To kill (d) To rob
35. To give/get the bird
(a) To get the awaited (b) To have good luck
© To send away (d) To get the impossible
36. Hush money
(a) Money overdue (b) Easy money
© Money earned by wrong means (d) Bribe paid to secure silence
37. To keep the ball rolling
(a) To earn more and more (b) To work constantly
© To keep the conversation going (d) To make the best use of
38. To give currency
(a) To bestow important (b) To misinterpret
© To make publicly known (d) To originate
39. Something up one’s sleeve
(a) A grand idea (b) A secret plan
© A profitable plan (d) Something important
40. To drink like a fish
(a) To drink little (b) To drink alone
© To be a drunkard (d) To drink in the company of others
SPELLING TEST
41. (a) Exemple (b) Exampel (c) Example (d) Exampal
42. (a) Psychology (b) Sycology (c) Psykology (d) Sychology
43. (a) Mustach (b) Moustach (c) Mustache (d) Moustache
44. (a) Embarasment (b) Embarassment (c) Embarrasment (d) Embarrassment
45. (a) Posesion (b) Possession (c) Posession (d) Possesion
46. (a) Acurrate (b) Accurate (c) Acurate (d) Accuratte
47. (a) Adviceable (b) Advisable (c) Advicable (d) Adviseable
48. (a) Superceed (b) Superseed (c) Supercede (d) Supersede
49. (a) Harasment (b) Harassment (c) Harrassment (d) Harrasment
50. (a) Satellite (b) Satelite (c) Sattelite (d) Sattellite