English MCQs (page 85 of 93)

Synonyms, antonyms, grammar, spelling, idioms and one-word substitutions of the kind used in FPSC, PPSC and other written tests.

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  1. 1681.

    One-word substitute: Something that cannot be avoided.

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    Answer: C. inevitable

    "Inevitable" means: something that cannot be avoided.

  2. 1682.

    One-word substitute: A person who cannot be corrected or reformed.

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    Answer: B. incorrigible

    "Incorrigible" means: a person who cannot be corrected or reformed.

  3. 1683.

    One-word substitute: A sound that cannot be heard.

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    Answer: A. inaudible

    "Inaudible" means: a sound that cannot be heard.

  4. 1684.

    One-word substitute: Something that is fit to be eaten.

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    Answer: D. edible

    "Edible" means: something that is fit to be eaten.

  5. 1685.

    One-word substitute: Something that cannot be satisfied.

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    Answer: B. insatiable

    "Insatiable" means: something that cannot be satisfied.

  6. 1686.

    One-word substitute: Lasting for a very short time.

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    Answer: B. ephemeral

    "Ephemeral" means: lasting for a very short time.

  7. 1687.

    One-word substitute: Fit to be chosen.

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    Answer: D. eligible

    "Eligible" means: fit to be chosen.

  8. 1688.

    One-word substitute: A person who is at home in any part of the world.

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    Answer: C. cosmopolitan

    A person who is at home in any part of the world is called a cosmopolitan.

  9. 1689.

    One-word substitute: A person who opposes war in any form.

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    Answer: C. pacifist

    A person who opposes war in any form is called a pacifist.

  10. 1690.

    One-word substitute: The killing of a king.

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    Answer: B. regicide

    The killing of a king is called a regicide.

  11. 1691.

    One-word substitute: The killing of one's father.

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    Answer: C. patricide

    The killing of one's father is called a patricide.

  12. 1692.

    One-word substitute: The killing of one's mother.

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    Answer: D. matricide

    The killing of one's mother is called a matricide.

  13. 1693.

    One-word substitute: The killing of one's brother.

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    Answer: C. fratricide

    The killing of one's brother is called a fratricide.

  14. 1694.

    One-word substitute: The killing of an infant.

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    Answer: B. infanticide

    The killing of an infant is called an infanticide.

  15. 1695.

    One-word substitute: The deliberate killing of a whole people or group.

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    Answer: B. genocide

    The deliberate killing of a whole people or group is called a genocide.

  16. 1696.

    One-word substitute: A person who collects postage stamps.

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    Answer: C. philatelist

    A person who collects postage stamps is called a philatelist.

  17. 1697.

    One-word substitute: A person who collects coins.

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    Answer: A. numismatist

    A person who collects coins is called a numismatist.

  18. 1698.

    One-word substitute: A person who travels on foot.

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    Answer: B. pedestrian

    A person who travels on foot is called a pedestrian.

  19. 1699.

    One-word substitute: Easily deceived or cheated.

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    Answer: C. gullible

    "Gullible" means: easily deceived or cheated.

  20. 1700.

    One-word substitute: A book or document written by hand.

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    Answer: A. manuscript

    A book or document written by hand is called a manuscript.