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English Quizzes For IDBI AM/Executive 2022 : 30th June – Vocabulary

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TOPIC: Vocabulary

 

Directions
(1-5): Choose the synonyms for the words given in bold from the given options.

 

Q1.
Perish

(a)
Wilt

(b)
Exert
(c) Revive

(d)
Nadir

(e)
None of these

 

Q2.
Plight

(a)
Socialize

(b)
Remorseless
(c) Predicament

(d)
Dissimilar

(e)
None of these

 

Q3.
Eternal

(a)
Range

(b)
Tradition

(c)
Banish

(d)
Perpetual

(e)
None of these

 

Q4.
Delusion

(a)
Mandatory

(b)
Hasten
(c) Propagate

(d)
Lunacy

(e)
None of these

 

Q5.
Adhere

(a)
Comply

(b)
Lucid

(c)
Estimate

(d)
Variance

(e)
None of these

 

Directions
(6-11): Certain words are highlighted in the following sentences. It is
possible that one of them has incorrect spelling. Select the word which has
been incorrectly spelled. If all of them are correct, choose (e) All are
correct.

 

Q6.
The Ministry of Railways approoved a Rs 8.34 crore collaborative initiative
with IIT Madras on Hyperloop Technology.

(a)
Ministry

(b)
initiative
(c) approoved

(d)
Technology

(e)
All are correct

Q7.
Over 68 per cent of 38.82 lakh voters exercised their franchise in the second of the four-phase panchayat elections in Jharkhand on Thursday,
officials said.

(a)
panchayat

(b)
franchise
(c) exercised

(d)
per

(e)
All are correct

 

Q8.
The AIIMS Delhi on Thursday removed user charges for all tests
and daignostics currently costing up to ₹300 with immediate
effect.

(a)
removed

(b)
charges
(c) daignostics

(d)
immediate

(e)
All are correct

 

Q9.
The Madame Tussauds wax mueseum, which had shut shop at Connaught
Place’s Regal Building in 2020, is set to reopen in Noida’s DLF
Mall of India next month.

(a)
mueseum

(b)
shut
(c) Building

(d)
reopen

(e)
All are correct

 

Q10.
Sri Lankan PM Ranil Wickremesinghe told parliament on Thursday that the
country has secured suficient fuel
stocks to last till mid-June.

(a)
last

(b)
suficient
(c) secured

(d)
parliament

(e)
All are correct

 

Direction
(11-15): Choose the antonyms for the words given in bold from the given
options.

 

Q11.
Humility

 

(a)
Abnormal

(b)
Uproarious
(c) Arrogance

(d)
Zenith

(e)
None of these

 

Q12.
Jest

(a)
Query

(b)
Earnest
(c) Robust

(d)
Sanguine

(e)
None of these

 

Q13.
Juvenile

(a)
Devoted

(b)
Antiquated
(c) Spirited

(d)
Divorce

(e)
None of these

 

Q14.
Ferocious

(a)
Gentle

(b)
Abomination
(c) Frugal

(d)
Ethic

(e)
None of these

 

Q15.
Enslave

(a)
Obscure

(b)
Emancipate
(c) Abhorrent

(d)
Prosaic

(e)
None of these

 

SOLUTIONS:

 

S1.
Ans (a)

Sol.
The synonym of Perish is Wilt. It means to feel or exhibit the
effects of fatigue or exhaustion; weaken markedly.

Exert-
apply or bring to bear (a force, influence, or quality).

Revive-
to restore to consciousness or life.

Nadir-
the lowest or most unsuccessful point in a situation.

S2.
Ans (c)

Sol.
The synonym of Plight is Predicament. It means a difficult,
unpleasant, or embarrassing situation.

Remorseless-
without regret or guilt.

Socialize-
participate in social activities; mix socially with others.

Dissimilar-
not the same; different.

S3.
Ans (d)

Sol.
The synonym of eternal is Perpetual. It means never ending or
changing.

Range:
distance from low to high.

Tradition:
what people normally do.

Banish:
get rid of.

S4.
Ans (d)

Sol.
The synonym of Delusion is Lunacy. The definition of lunacy
is the state of being insane or wild foolishness; craziness.

Mandatory-
required by law or mandate; compulsory.

Hasten-
be quick to do something.

Propagate-
spread and promote (an idea, theory, etc.) widely.

S5.
Ans (a)

Sol.
The synonym of adhere is Comply. It means act in accordance with
a wish or command.

Lucid:
something easy to understand.

Estimate:
take a guess.

Variance:
quality of being different

S6.
Ans (c)

Sol.
The word with incorrect spelling is:  approoved.

The
correct spelling: approved.

S7.
Ans (e)

Sol.
All the highlighted words are correctly spelled.

S8.
Ans (c)

Sol.
The word with incorrect spelling is:  daignostics.

The
correct spelling: diagnostics.

S9.
Ans (a)

Sol.
The word with incorrect spelling is:  mueseum.

The
correct spelling: museum.

S10.
Ans (b)

Sol.
The word with incorrect spelling is:  suficient.

The
correct spelling: sufficient.

S11.
Ans (c)

Sol.
The antonym of humility (the quality of having a modest or low view of
one’s importance) is Arrogance. It means an attitude of superiority
manifested in an overbearing manner or in presumptuous claims or assumptions.

Zenith:
Peak.

Uproarious:
Noisy.

Abnormal:
Not normal.

S12. Ans (b)

Sol.
The antonym of jest (a thing said or done for amusement; a joke) is Earnest.
It means characterized by or proceeding from an intense and serious state of
mind.

Query:
Question.

Robust:
Sturdy in construction (in case of objects); strong and rich in flavour and
smell (in case of wine or food).

Sanguine:
Optimistic or positive, especially in an apparently bad situation.

S13.
Ans (b)

Sol.
The antonym of Juvenile (for or relating to young people) is Antiquated.
It means old-fashioned or outdated.

Devoted-
very loving or loyal.

Spirited-
full of energy, enthusiasm, and determination.

Divorce-
separate or dissociate (something) from something else, typically with an
undesirable effect.

S14.
Ans (a)

Sol.
The antonym of Ferocious (savagely fierce, cruel, or violent) is Gentle.
It means having or showing a mild, kind, or tender temperament or character.

Abomination-
a thing that causes disgust or loathing.

Frugal-
sparing or economical as regards money or food.

Ethic-
a set of moral principles, especially ones relating to or affirming a specified
group, field, or form of conduct.

S15.
Ans (b)

Sol.
The antonym of Enslave is Emancipate. It means set free,
especially from legal, social, or political restrictions.

Obscure-
not discovered or known about; uncertain.

Abhorrent-
inspiring disgust and loathing; repugnant.

Prosaic-
having or using the style or diction of prose as opposed to poetry; lacking
imaginativeness or originality.