English
READING COMPREHENSION MCQs
Comprehension, Verbal Comprehension Passage
Total Questions : 948
| Page 90 of 95 pages
Answer: Option D. -> we should give importance to improving the health rather than curing of illness.
Answer: (d)
Answer: (d)
Answer: Option C. -> Only B
Answer: (c)
Answer: (c)
Answer: Option B. -> Avoidable
Answer: (b)
The meaning of the word ‘inevitable’ as mentioned in the passage is ‘impossible to avoid’; ‘certain to happen’.
Hence the words ‘inevitable’ and ‘avoidable’ are anonymous.
The meaning of the word ‘detest’ is ‘to have a strong feeling of dislike for somebody/ something’, therefore, ‘detestable’ means ‘that one detests’.
Answer: (b)
The meaning of the word ‘inevitable’ as mentioned in the passage is ‘impossible to avoid’; ‘certain to happen’.
Hence the words ‘inevitable’ and ‘avoidable’ are anonymous.
The meaning of the word ‘detest’ is ‘to have a strong feeling of dislike for somebody/ something’, therefore, ‘detestable’ means ‘that one detests’.
Answer: Option A. -> Indifferent
Answer: (a)The meaning of the word ‘concerned’ as mentioned in the passage is ‘to have a connection with or responsibility for something’. Out of the given words, ‘indifferent’ means ‘having no interest in somebody/something’; ‘not caring about something’. Hence the words ‘concerned’ and ‘indifferent’ are antonymous.
Answer: (a)The meaning of the word ‘concerned’ as mentioned in the passage is ‘to have a connection with or responsibility for something’. Out of the given words, ‘indifferent’ means ‘having no interest in somebody/something’; ‘not caring about something’. Hence the words ‘concerned’ and ‘indifferent’ are antonymous.
Answer: Option C. -> Sprung
Answer: (c)
Answer: (c)
Answer: Option A. -> Deviation
Answer: (a)The meaning of the word ‘aberration’ as mentioned in the passage is ‘departure form what is normal, usual or expected, typically one hat is unwelcome’. Hence the words ‘aberration’ and ‘deviation’ are synonymous.
Answer: (a)The meaning of the word ‘aberration’ as mentioned in the passage is ‘departure form what is normal, usual or expected, typically one hat is unwelcome’. Hence the words ‘aberration’ and ‘deviation’ are synonymous.
Answer: Option D. -> Recuperative
Answer: (d)The meaning of the word ‘degenerative’ as mentioned in the passage is ‘(of medical condition) getting or likely to get worse’. Out of the given words, ‘recuperative’ means ‘helping one to recuperate’. The meaning of the word ‘recuperate’ is ‘to recover after being ill, tired, weak etc’; ‘to regain health, energy or strength’. Hence the words ‘degenerative’ and ‘recuperative’ are antonymous.
Answer: (d)The meaning of the word ‘degenerative’ as mentioned in the passage is ‘(of medical condition) getting or likely to get worse’. Out of the given words, ‘recuperative’ means ‘helping one to recuperate’. The meaning of the word ‘recuperate’ is ‘to recover after being ill, tired, weak etc’; ‘to regain health, energy or strength’. Hence the words ‘degenerative’ and ‘recuperative’ are antonymous.
Answer: Option E. -> Implies
Answer: (e)The meaning of the word ‘connote’ as mentioned in the passage is ‘to suggest something in addition to the main meaning’. Out of the given words, ‘imply’ means ‘to suggest something indirectly rather than stating it directly’. Hence the words ‘connotes’ and ‘implies’ are synonymous.
Answer: (e)The meaning of the word ‘connote’ as mentioned in the passage is ‘to suggest something in addition to the main meaning’. Out of the given words, ‘imply’ means ‘to suggest something indirectly rather than stating it directly’. Hence the words ‘connotes’ and ‘implies’ are synonymous.
Answer: Option A. -> The trend of substantial increase in value of stocks
Answer: (a)
Answer: (a)
Answer: Option A. -> In Inverse proportion
Answer: (a)
Answer: (a)
Latest Videos
Latest Test Papers
Login With Google
Old way of Login
Login With Email