English Daily Quiz - Practice Question (Vocabulary)
for SSC Exam Set-38:
The list of English practice Questions and
answers are given here for SSC CGL Tier-II, FCI and all other competitive exams
Find Most SIMILAR WORD in given Below alternatives:
1.) Backgammon
Meaning: a game for two players using flat,
round pieces and dice on a special board.
Example: We enjoyed playing backgammon.
a.
Backgammon
b.
Connected
c.
Opportunities
d.
Resolutions
2.) Balaclava
Meaning: a warm, woolen hat that covers most
of your head and face.
Example: In cold countries, people wear balaclavas
during winter.
a.
Plant
b.
Coat
c.
Hat
d.
Socks
3.) Bankrupt
Meaning: unable to pay your debts
Example: Several court cases left him bankrupt.
a.
Rich
b.
Poor
c.
Careless
d.
Industrious
4.) Beleaguered
Meaning: having many difficulties, especially
because everyone is criticizing you.
Example: The beleaguered minister
decided to resign.
a.
Under attack
b.
Abnormal
c.
Criminal
d.
Stoic
5.) Bequeath
Meaning: officially arrange for someone to
have something that you own, after your death
Example: He bequeathed his large
collection of books to the college library.
a.
Give
b.
Receive
c.
Forego
d.
Lose
6.) Boisterous
Meaning: of someone, especially a child making
a log to noise and having a log of energy
Example: The teacher had difficulty
controlling the class of boisterous children.
a.
Childish
b.
Suave
c.
Noisy
d.
Ultimate
7.) Boorish
Meaning: a man who behaves in a rude way
Example: People avoided him because of his boorish
behavior
a.
Unattractive
b.
Wild
c.
Forgetful
d.
Insensitive
8.) Boulevard
Meaning: a wide road in a town unusually with
trees along the sides
Example: It was a pleasure driving along the boulevard.
a.
Modern-minded
b.
Extremely rich
c.
Middle class
d.
Thoughtless.
9.) Carnage
Meaning: the killing and wounding of lots of
people, especially in a war.
Example: The scene of the carnage was
shocking.
a.
Flower garden
b.
Battle field
c.
Destruction of life
d.
Insensitivity
10.) Caustic
Meaning: Criticizing unkindly but often
humorously
Example: The speaker’s caustic remarks invited loud protests.
a.
Irrational
b.
Unkind
c.
Ludicrous
d.
inherent
