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English MCQs

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1351

Cattle : Herd :: Sheep : ____?

a Flock
b Swarm
c Crowd
d Shoal
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1352

Cattle is to Fodder as Fish is to?

a Hay
b Insects
c Feed
d Plankton
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1353

Cells : Tissues : :Atoms : ____?

a Elements
b Molecules
c Electrons
d Organs
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1354

Chair : Door : Stick

a Tomato : Potato : Brinjal
b Manson : Carpenter : Cobbler
c Statue : Brick : Pitcher
d Book : Pen : Notebook
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1355

Chairman of the meeting was out of country, so it was put ____ .

a out
b off
c on
d up
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1356

Change the narration of (He said to the judge, I did not commit this crime.”)

a He told the Judge that he did not commit the crime.
b judge that he had not committed the
c judge that he had not committed
d judge that he had not committed
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1357

Change the narration of Sana said, I will do it now or never”.

a Sana said that she will do it now or never.
b Sana said that she will now or never do it.
c Sana said that she would do it then or never.
d Sana said that she would now or never do it.
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1358

Change the narration. He said, ”The sun is stationary”.

a He said that the sun is stationary.
b He said that the sun was stationary.
c He said the sun is stationary.
d None of these
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1359

Change the narration. I asked him where he would stay.

a I said to him β€œWhere you will stay ?β€œ
b I asked him β€œWhere will you stay?”
c I said to him β€œWhere I will stay ?”
d I said to him β€œWhere will I stay ?”
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1360

Change the narration. Sana said, I have already written a letter to my family.”

a Sana said that she has already written a letter to her family.
b she has already been written a letter to her
c that she had already written a letter to her
d that she had already been written a letter to her
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1361

Change the narration. You said, They were busy the whole day.”

a You said that they had busy the whole day.
b You said that they were busy the whole day.
c that they had been busy the whole
d D . You said that they have been busy the whole day.
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1362

Change the voice Set the thief to catch the thief”.

a Let the thief to catch the thief
b Let the thief be set to catch the
c Thief is set to catch the thief
d None of These
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1363

Chapati is to Cook as Meat is to?

a Boil
b thief Fry
c Bake
d Roast
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1364

Charminar is related to India in the same way as Sphinx is related to?

a England
b Canada
c Egypt
d Vatican
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1365

Chef is related to Restaurant in the same way as Druggist is related to?

a Medicine
b Pharmacy
c Store
d Chemist
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1366

Chevon” is the meat of ____?

a Goat
b Sheep
c Pigeon
d Water buffalo
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1367

Chew the fat” means ____?

a To action a task; to initiate work
b To become silent; to stop talking
c offense; to get worked up, aggravated, or
d idly or generally waste time
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1368

Chlorophyll is related to Chloroplast in the same way as Vulture is related to?

a Flesh
b Wings
c Air
d Bird
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1369

De novo” means____?

a Calm in arm
b New
c Prominent
d To any extent
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1370

Deciduous : Willow : : Coniferous : ____?

a Lime
b Spruce
c Oak
d Elm
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1371

Deep : Shallow : : Freedom : ____?

a Prison
b Discipline
c Convict
d Democracy
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1372

Deer meat is also called ____?

a venison
b Squab
c Turkey
d Veal
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1373

Denigrade is to Devalue as Upgrade is to?

a Revalue
b Praise
c Promote
d Demote
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1374

Departing from an accepted standard is called?

a Aberrant
b Avoid
c Attract
d None of the above
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1375

Detaining and confining someone is?

a interruption
b interrogation
c internment
d intermittent
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1376

Detect analogy : Abhi Bhattacharya : Utpal Dutt : Satyajit Ray

a They are character actors.
b They are directors of Bengali movies.
c famous actor who were awarded Padma
d late silver screen personalitie s belonged
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1377

Detect analogy : Alberta : Ontario : Quebec

a These are cities on rivers.
b These are tourist places.
c These are Canadian state.
d These have fine harbours.
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1378

Detect analogy : Analects : Zend Avesta : Torah

a These are places of worship.
b These are three sects of Muslims.
c These are names of religions.
d These are names of religious books.
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1379

Detect analogy : Aorta : Pulmonary : Ventricle

a They are the veins that supply blood.
b They are names of parts of heart.
c They are related to lunge.
d They are different section of food pipe.
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1380

Detect analogy : Aphids : Weevils : Locusts

a These are plant pests
b These damage the wood.
c These live inside the host.
d These cause disease in cattle
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1381

Detect analogy : Arabia : Labrador : Scandinavia

a They are names of island.
b They are Muslim countries.
c They have fine fishing grounds.
d They are names of peninsulas.
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1382

Detect analogy : Arjun : Uddhav : Sudama

a They were Pandavas.
b They were all princes.
c They were great warriors.
d They were friends of Krishna.
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1383

Detect analogy : Bantus : Khasis : Maoris

a Tribal groups
b Herdsmen
c Pasture lands
d Mountaineers
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1384

Detect analogy : Borlaug : Bhartendu : Birla

a They are famous scientists.
b They are great warriors.
c They worked in the field of literature.
d They are linked with awards.
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1385

Detect analogy : Cap : Turban : Hat

a Headgear
b Umbrella
c Hair
d Safety
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1386

Detect analogy : Chain : Link : Bridge

a They all have hooks.
b They are related with ornaments.
c They join two parts.
d The terms are related with prison.
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1387

Detect analogy : Cherries : Berries : Apricot

a They grow on creepers.
b They need hot climate.
c They are very expensive fruits.
d They have a hard stone inside.
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1388

Detect analogy : Chlorine : Fluorine : Iodine

a These are names of inert gases.
b These are gases at room temperature.
c These are transition elements.
d These are halogens.
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1389

Detect analogy : Chorme : Ochre : Lemon

a These are names of flowers.
b These are fruits of Trundra plants.
c These shades of yellow colour.
d These are cirtrus fruits.
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1390

Detect analogy : Chucker : Mallet : Bunder

a Sports
b Soils
c Snooker
d Polo
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1391

Detect analogy : Coal : Iron : Mica

a Gold
b Rock
c Earth
d Minerals
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1392

Detect analogy : Colorado : Seine : Volga

a Ports
b Rivers
c Lakes
d Harbors
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1393

Detect analogy : Columbus : : Magellan : Vasco da Gama

a They are ancient astronomers.
b They are ancient sailors.
c They discovered some Asian countries.
d They were the first to design a ship.
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1394

Detect analogy : Couplet : Sonnet : Limerick

a Prose
b Songs
c Lyrics
d Poetry
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1395

Detect analogy : Cub : Calf : Kitten

a Progeny
b Cow
c Attractive
d Harmless
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1396

Detect analogy : Delhi : Agra : Methura

a They have been capitals of the country.
b They have exquisite temples.
c They have religious background.
d situated on the bank of river
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1397

Detect analogy : Ebony : Rosewood : Mahogany

a They are trees of temperate regions.
b These are hardwood trees.
c These yield good wood for fuel.
d These are coniferous trees.
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1398

Detect analogy : Factotum : Maid : Butler

a They are employed in restaurants.
b They are persons who look after children.
c They are different types of
d They are members of the household.
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1399

Detect analogy : Fly : Bee : Ant

a Cockriach
b Spider
c servants. Termite
d Insect
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1400

Detect analogy : Forgery : Fabrication : Counterfeit

a Smuggling
b Deceit
c Falsity
d Designed
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