1. One who eats everything.
(a) Herbivore (b) carnivore
(c) Omnivore (d) Brontosaur
Ans: c
2. The first public performance by a person
a) Debris (b) Impromptu
(c) Extempore (d) Debut
Ans: d
3. One who studies of mankind
(a) Philanthropist (b) Humanist
(c) Anthropologist (d) Misanthropist
Ans: c
4. The act of violating religious place/things.
(a) Sacrifice (b) Sacraments
(c) Sacrilege (d) Sacrosanct
Ans: c
5. One who runs away from justice.
(a) Fugitive (b) Cynic
(c) Culprit (d) Don
Ans: a
6. One who is womanish in his habits.
(a) Womanizer (b) Uxorious
(c) Effeminate (d) Misogynist
Ans: c
7. An imaginary land with perfect social order
(a) Euphoria (b) Eldorado
(c) Elysium (d) Utopia
Ans: d
8. A speech made without prior preparation.
(a) Elocution (b) Peroration
(c) Extempore (d) Sermon
Ans: c
9. One who acts against religion
(a) Lapidist (b) Heretic
(c) Fanatic (d) Fundamentalist
Ans: b
10. Holding office without any remuneration
(a) Interregnum (b) Honorary
(c) Oligarchy (d) Nepotism
Ans: b
11. A person in charge of museum
(a) Curate (b) Curator
(c) Atlruist (d) Novice
Ans: b
12. The art of preserving skin of animals, birds etc..
(a) Taxonomy (b) Topology
(c) Taxidermy (d) Neology
Ans: c
13. Release of a prisoner from jail on certain conditions
(a) Parole (b) Acquittal
(a) Pardon (d) Parley
Ans: a
14. Unfair advantage for one's own relatives
(a) Aimietsy (b) Amtiy
(c) Nepotism (d) Optimism
Ans: c
15. A style of writing displaying one's knowledge
(a) Oration (b) Ornamentation
(c) Pedantry (d) Showy
Ans: c
Replace the idiomatic expressions with the suitable alternatives:
16. He knew her in the Biblical sense
(a) Had sex with her (b) Had holy connection with her
(c) Believed her (d) Had trust in her
Ans: a
17. Be in the land of Nod.
(a) Be awaken (b) Sleep
(c) Be hazy (d) Be doubtful
Ans: b
18. By leaps and bounds
(a) Unsuccessfully (b) With a long interval
(c) Very quickly (d) Causing delay
Ans: c
19. Talk through one's hat
(a) Speak silently (b) Speak carefully
(c) Speak silly things (d) Murmur
Ans: c
20. Bring down the house
(a) Destroy the house (b) Make a mess
(c) Make nuisance (d) Receive applause
Ans: d
21. Chapter and verse
(a) Separately (b) In detail
(c) Indefinitely (d) Carefully
Ans: b
22. French leave
(a) Leave without permission (b) Long leave
(c) Run away stealing money (d) A short leave
Ans: a
23. Give up the ghost
(a) Abandon bad habit (b) Sacrifice one's life
(c) Die (d) Be bed ridden
Ans: c
24. In the family way
(a) Lead a married life (b) Be the head of the family
(c) Lead a peaceful life (d) Be pregnant
Ans: d
25. Meet one's Waterloo
(a) Face the final defeat (b) Be triumphant
(c) Fight till death (d) Face difficulty with patience.
Ans: a
26. Walking papers
(a) A Visa (b) A gift voucher
(c) A dismissal notice (d) An anonymous letter
Ans: b
