Would you mind ———- a picture with you
A. take
B. to take
C. taking (Answer)
E. taken
My brother was trembling ——– cold.
A. from
B. with (Answer)
C. of
D. by
Can you switch off ——– television ‘ please
A. a
B. an
C. the (Answer)
D. none
Thank you. That was —— very nice dinner.
A. an
B. a (Answer)
C. the
D. none
I am now quite————–and hearty.
A. Hail
B. Hale (Answer)
C. Hell
D. Hall
Who is known as the Poet of Nature
A. William Black
B. William Shakespeare
C. William Wordsworth (Answer)
D. William Butler Yeats
Synonym of Ridiculous is ————————–
A. silly (Answer)
B. Glorious
C. Frivolous
D. None of these
Submitted by: SHAKIL KAMBOH8. Synonym of Stunning is ———————-—-
A. Magician
B. Beautiful (Answer)
C. Vain
D. None of these
Prime Minister has arrived ——– London.
A. at
B. to
C. in (Answer)
D. from
E. none
He tried to park his car but ———- space wasn’t big enough.
A. a
B. an
C. the (Answer)
D. none
The Synonym of “Diligent” is——————–
A. Hardworking (Answer)
B. Witty
C. Deliberate
D. Lazy
I did not ——– to university yesterday.
A. went
B. go (Answer)
C. gone
D. going
He is now ashamed ——– his conduct.
A. from
B. with
C. of (Answer)
D. by
E. at
He always comes ———- home late.
A. to
B. at
C. Both A & B
D. None of above
I ———— lie from now on.
A. don’t
B. didn’t
C. haven’t
D. won’t (Answer)
E. hadn’t
I am shy ———- my teacher.
A. with
B. from
C. of (Answer)
D. to
E. none
——– you call your friend yesterday
A. Have
B. Had
C. Will.
D. Did (Answer)
E. Do
She turned heads wherever she went. What does the idiom/phrase “turn heads” mean
A. too pleased
B. get angry
C. attract a lot of attention (Answer)
D. not knowing what to say
E. get acquainted
I looked ——– you at the party ‘ but I didn’t see you.
A. to
B. at
C. for (Answer)
D. on
E. none
I am not acquainted ——– her father.
A. of
B. from
C. with (Answer)
D. to
E. at
I saw you dancing ———- party.
A. at
B. at a
C. at the (Answer)
D. in
E. in the
I told the tailor to put red buttons ———- the dress he is making for me.
A. in
B. at
C. on (Answer)
D. over
E. none
Either Sana or her friends ———— present there.
A. was
B. were (Answer)
C. is
D. none
We often watch ——– television.
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. none
We congratulate you ——– your achievement.
A. for
B. to
C. on (Answer)
D. at
E. by
My friend is a couch potato. What does the idiom/phrase “couch potato” means
A. active person
B. busy person
C. lazy person (Answer)
D. angry person
Passive voice of “They broke up the table for firewood” is ——————————————
A. The table broke up for firewood by them.
B. The table has broken up for firewood by them.
C. The table had broken up for firewood by them.
D. The table was broken up for firewood by them.
Sana! Please ———— a tea
A. Taken
B. Drank
C. Have (Answer)
D. Put
He is worried ———- his future.
A. for
B. of
C. about (Answer)
D. from
E. with
She is interested ———- drawing and painting.
A. of
B. at
C. in (Answer)
D. with
E. on
Please do not get angry —- me.
A. with (Answer)
B. on
C. at
D. towards
–— the night mysterious creatures prowl.
A. in (Answer)
B. at
C. on
D. along
You should not jest ———— his poverty.
A. on
B. with
C. at (Answer)
D. of
Sana is not known ———— me.
A. to (Answer)
B. on
C. at
D. with
I am proud ———— my brother.
A. with
B. of (Answer)
C. to
D. at
E. on
Head is covered ——– hair.
A. of
B. with (Answer)
C. at
D. by
E. from
The weather was —————— the exceptionally poor harvest.
A. accused of
B. blamed for (Answer)
C. found fault with for
D. condemned for
Do you mean to say you exchanged that lovely car ——– this
A. with
B. on
C. by
D. for
When the meeting had finished ‘ they went ———- the plan once again.
A. down
B. on
C. up
D. over
oveI don’t see any ———- in arriving early at the theatre if the show doesn’t start until 9 o’clock.
A. aim
B. reason
C. cause
D. point
She is teaching two classes and is examining at a literature exam tomorrow. ————– ‘ she is chairing a meeting at Islamabad.
A. at the top of it
B. on the top of it
C. on top of it
D. at top
They are anxious ———— his health.
A. for
B. at
C. about (Answer)
D. on
There is still no cure ———- AIDS.
A. of
B. to
C. for (Answer)
D. with
Synonym of “blissful” is ——————
A. maudlin
B. dour
C. beatific (Answer)
D. moot
E. modish
Synonym of “celibate” is ——————
A. single (Answer)
B. double
C. married
D. bald E. hypocritical
Synonym of “homogenous” is ——————
A. heterogeneous
B. motley
C. scrambled
D. different E. similar
Synonym of “garrulous” is ——————
A. laconic
B. strangling
C. ecstatic (Answer)
D. frozen
E. wordy
Synonym of “vestige” is ——————
A. clothing
B. trace (Answer)
C. under-garment
D. hallway
E. hope
Synonym of “mores” is ——————
A. morals
B. customs (Answer)
C. taxes
D. fiscal year
E. swamp
Synonym of “pelt” is —————–
A. to throw things at (Answer)
B. touch softly
C. place in layers
D. remove from
Synonym of “sumptuous” is ——————
A. swampy
B. irritable
C. meagre
D. fancy
E. lavish
Synonym of “ captious” is ——————
A. prominent
B. carping (Answer)
C. critical
D. caustic
E. epigrammatic
Synonym of “indigence” is ——————
A. nativity
B. tolerance
C. gossiping
D. poverty (Answer)
E. eating
Synonym of “incorrigible” is ——————
A. commendable
B. incorruptible
C. unchangeable (Answer)
D. overbearing
Synonym of “intractable” is ——————
A. hard to manage (Answer)
B. barbaric
C. flawless
D. elusive
Synonym of “patois” is ——————
A. glib talk
B. slang
C. computer language
D. local dialect
Synonym of “bifurcate” is ——————
A. to fork or divide (Answer)
B. belch
C. think meditatively
D. explain at length
Synonym of “syllogism” is ——————
A. harmony
B. word division
C. sensible observation
D. reasoning method
Synonym of “countenance” is ——————
A. opposition
B. proper conduct
C. agreeable quality
D. facial expression
Synonym of “pastime” is ——————
A. antiquity
B. memory
C. recreation (Answer)
D. tardiness
Synonym of “ineluctable” is ——————
A. subtle
B. inevitable (Answer)
C. incapable
D. insoluble
Synonym of “subterranean” is ——————
A. underground (Answer)
B. stealthy
C. built up
D. cavernous
Synonym of “infinite” is ——————
A. verbal
B. indefinite
C. endless (Answer)
D. strange
E. vague
Synonym of “fastidious” is ——————
A. speedy
B. precise
C. squeamish (Answer)
D. hungry
E. slow
Synonym of “demise” is ——————
A. residence
B. dismissal
C. accident
D. act
E. death
Synonym of “filch” is ——————
A. pretend
B. dirty
C. embarrass
D. steal (Answer)
E. honor
Synonym of “disconcert” is ——————
A. sing in harmony
B. pretend
C. cancel program
D. confuse (Answer)
E. interrupt
Synonym of “virago” is ——————
A. bacillus
B. chastity
C. shrew (Answer)
D. wanton
E. tirade
Synonym of “persiflage” is ——————
A. banter (Answer)
B. oppression
C. sarcasm
D. bigotry
E. simile
Synonym of “loquacious” is ——————
A. situated
B. gregarious
C. taciturn
D. antisocial
E. garrulous
Synonym of “tractable” is ——————
A. practicable
B. amenable (Answer)
C. indisposed
D. critical
E. artistic
Synonym of “saturnine” is ——————
A. planetary
B. gloomy (Answer)
C. astronomic
D. hopeful
E. temperate
Synonym of “vindictive” is ——————
A. revengeful (Answer)
B. triumphant
C. strategic
D. demonstrative
E. bigoted
Synonym of “frustration” is ——————
A. satiety
B. facility
C. thwart (Answer)
D. nostalgia
E. lethargy
Synonym of “phlegmatic” is ——————
A. stolid (Answer)
B. respiratory
C. animated
D. pneumatic
E. aroused
Synonym of “punctilious” is ——————
A. scrupulous (Answer)
B. varied
C. ready
D. prompt
E. vicarious
Synonym of “frugality” is ——————
A. extravagance
B. ripening
C. thrift (Answer)
D. resentment
E. miserliness
Synonym of “unequaled” is ——————
A. outstanding (Answer)
B. different
C. praised
D. unique
E. strange
Synonym of “adversity” is ——————
A. opponent
B. hardship (Answer)
C. opening
D. public announcement
E. agency
Synonym of “wraith” is ——————
A. apparition (Answer)
B. garland
C. Christmas decoration
D. excitement
Synonym of “disparity” is ——————
A. argumentation
B. difference (Answer)
C. belittlement
D. harmony
E. discord
Synonym of “variegate” is ——————
A. set type
B. multi-color (Answer)
C. differ
D. reject
E. reply-in-kind
Synonym of “prognosis” is ——————
A. scheme
B. forecast (Answer)
C. preface
D. identification of a disease
Synonym of “chagrin” is ——————
A. chin
B. mortification (Answer)
C. elation
D. intuition
E. chamber
Synonym of “reticence” is ——————
A. reserve (Answer)
B. retention
C. regret
D. brazenness
E. hostility
Synonym of “cynosure” is ——————
A. obscurity
B. center of attention (Answer)
C. certainty
D. clown
Synonym of “tenable” is ——————
A. experimental
B. long lasting
C. flimsy
D. defensible
Synonym of “paroxysm” is ——————
A. spasm (Answer)
B. furor
C. paralysis
D. fear
Synonym of “incommunicado” is ——————
A. close-mouthed
B. disguised
C. irreconcilable
D. without means of communication
Synonym of “wrangler” is ——————
A. lawman
B. cowboy (Answer)
C. inventor
D. arbitrator
Synonym of “quorum” is ——————
A. public meeting
B. all the participants
C. necessary number of members (Answer)
D. document
Synonym of “vapid” is ——————
A. steamy
B. helter skelter
C. lively
D. boring
Synonym of “senescent” is ——————
A. sensitive
B. ageing (Answer)
C. sleepy
D. sweet smelling
Synonym of “broach” is ——————
A. to decorate
B. bridge
C. offend
D. introduce
Synonym of “legion” is ——————
A. distance
B. rampage
C. multitude (Answer)
D. motto
Synonym of “decorous” is ——————
A. adorned
B. ugly
C. insane
D. proper (Answer)
E. childish
Synonym of “pedagogue” is ——————
A. demagogue
B. peddler
C. bicyclist
D. teacher (Answer)
E. pupil
Synonym of “staid” is ——————
A. weary
B. remaining
C. sedate (Answer)
D. afraid
E. unkempt
Synonym of “chasten” is ——————
A. discipline (Answer)
B. pursue
C. sanctify
D. stop E. start
Synonym of “reclusive” is ——————
A. snobbish
B. scholarly
C. silent (Answer)
D. hermit-