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Directions (1-10): In each of the following questions four words are given of which two words are most nearly the same or opposite in meaning. Find the two words which are most nearly the same or opposite in meaning and indicate the number of the correct combination.
1)
A) Clinch
B) Covert
C) Debauch
D) Muddle
a) A-B
b) B-C
c) C-D
d) B-D
e) A-D
2)
A) Palpable
B) Dominate
C) Subversive
D) Anonymous
a) A-B
b) A-D
c) B-C
d) C-D
e) A-C
3)
A) Sack
B) Uplift
C) Concealed
D) Engage
a) A-B
b) B-C
c) C-D
d) A-D
e) A-C
4)
A) Colloquial
B) Teetotaller
C) Undialectical
D) Damnation
a) A-B
b) B-C
c) C-D
d) A-D
e) A-C
5)
A) Vernacular
B) Gullible
C) Ponder
D) Jargon
a) A-B
b) C-D
c) A-C
d) A-D
e) B-D
6)
A) Antagonist
B) Strain
C) Array
D) Manager
a) A-B
b) A-C
c) A-D
d) B-C
e) C-D
7)
A) Escort
B) Deem
C) Argot
D) Neglect
a) A-B
b) A-C
c) A-D
d) B-C
e) C-D
8)
A) Vandalize
B) Dull
C) Exude
D) Ooze
a) A-B
b) C-D
c) A-C
d) A-D
e) B-C
9)
A) Bedeck
B) Embellish
C) Gloat
D) Surge
a) A-B
b) C-D
c) B-C
d) A-C
e) A-D
10)
A) Sack
B) Gush
C) Impresario
D) Organizer
a) A-B
b) A-C
c) A-D
d) B-C
e) C-D
Answers:
1) Answer: e)
Clinch and muddle both are synonyms
2) Answer: e)
Palpable and subversive both are synonymous words
3) Answer: d)
They are opposite in meaning to each other.
4) Answer: e)
Both are opposite in meaning
5) Answer: d)
Both have the same meaning ‘colloquial’.
6) Answer: c)
Both the words are opposite in meaning.
7) Answer: c)
Both are opposite in meaning
8) Answer: b)
Both mean ‘percolate’.
9) Answer: a)
They are synonymous words.
10) Answer: e)
Both mean a person who organizes and often finances concerts, plays, or operas.
