English MCQs (page 83 of 93)
Synonyms, antonyms, grammar, spelling, idioms and one-word substitutions of the kind used in FPSC, PPSC and other written tests.
1,859 questions. Select an option to check your answer, or open "Show answer". Showing 1641–1660.
- 1641.
One-word substitute: One who walks in his sleep.
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Answer: D. somnambulist
One who walks in his sleep is called a somnambulist.
- 1642.
One-word substitute: One who loves mankind and works for its welfare.
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Answer: C. philanthropist
One who loves mankind and works for its welfare is called a philanthropist.
- 1643.
One-word substitute: One who hates mankind.
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Answer: C. misanthrope
One who hates mankind is called a misanthrope.
- 1644.
One-word substitute: One who hates women.
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Answer: D. misogynist
One who hates women is called a misogynist.
- 1645.
One-word substitute: One who believes that all events are decided by fate.
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Answer: A. fatalist
One who believes that all events are decided by fate is called a fatalist.
- 1646.
One-word substitute: One who is new to a trade or profession.
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Answer: B. novice
One who is new to a trade or profession is called a novice.
- 1647.
One-word substitute: Government by a small group of people.
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Answer: B. oligarchy
Government by a small group of people is called an oligarchy.
- 1648.
One-word substitute: Government by one person with unlimited power.
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Answer: C. autocracy
Government by one person with unlimited power is called an autocracy.
- 1649.
One-word substitute: Government by the wealthy.
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Answer: B. plutocracy
Government by the wealthy is called a plutocracy.
- 1650.
One-word substitute: Government by religious leaders.
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Answer: A. theocracy
Government by religious leaders is called a theocracy.
- 1651.
One-word substitute: Government by officials and departments.
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Answer: C. bureaucracy
Government by officials and departments is called a bureaucracy.
- 1652.
One-word substitute: A place where dead bodies are kept before burial.
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Answer: D. mortuary
A place where dead bodies are kept before burial is called a mortuary.
- 1653.
One-word substitute: A place where coins are made.
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Answer: B. mint
A place where coins are made is called a mint.
- 1654.
One-word substitute: A place where bees are kept.
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Answer: B. apiary
A place where bees are kept is called an apiary.
- 1655.
One-word substitute: A place for storing weapons and ammunition.
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Answer: C. arsenal
"Arsenal" means: a place for storing weapons and ammunition.
- 1656.
One-word substitute: A place where orphans are looked after.
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Answer: B. orphanage
A place where orphans are looked after is called an orphanage.
- 1657.
One-word substitute: A place where grain is stored.
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Answer: A. granary
A place where grain is stored is called a granary.
- 1658.
One-word substitute: A place where horses are kept.
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Answer: A. stable
"Stable" means: a place where horses are kept.
- 1659.
One-word substitute: A shelter for dogs.
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Answer: A. kennel
A shelter for dogs is called a kennel.
- 1660.
One-word substitute: A place where monks live.
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Answer: D. monastery
A place where monks live is called a monastery.