English Practice Set 645

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1. Q1 · English · Antonyms
   Choose the word that is most OPPOSITE in meaning to 'Prudent'.
   AJudiciousBCircumspectCCarelessDCautious
2. Q2 · English · Phrasal Verbs
   Which phrasal verb means: "to cause something to happen"?
   ALook afterBCome across asCBring aboutDTake off
3. Q3 · English · Synonyms
   Choose the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as 'Ubiquitous'.
   AElatedBWidespreadCOverjoyedDDespondent
4. Q4 · English · Cloze Test
   Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word: "Researchers link _____ noise exposure to elevated stress hormones and disturbed sleep."
   AambitiousBunderminesCchronicDintervention
5. Q5 · English · Homonyms / Confusing Word Pairs
   Select the most appropriate homonym. The new CEO will chair the meeting.
   AObserveBPreside overCCancelDFurniture
6. Q6 · English · One Word Substitutes
   Choose the word that means the same as the phrase: "A place where bees are kept"
   AApiaryBMisanthropeCInimitableDOligarchy
7. Q7 · English · Grammar — Subject-Verb Agreement
   Fill in the blank so the subject and verb agree: One of the reasons _____ the project was delayed.
   Ahave arrestedBare thatChas increasedDis that
8. Q8 · English · Sentence Improvement / Correction
   The chair I have bought recently is costly than what I bought last year.
   Ais the costliestBis costlierCwas costlyDwill be costly
9. Q9 · English · Odd Sentence / Theme-based Questions
   Three of the four sentences below belong together in theme/context. Choose the one that does NOT belong: 1. That assumption no longer holds in most towns and cities across the country. 2. National medal tallies dominate most post-Olympics discussions in the media. 3. QR codes are now a common sight even at the smallest roadside stalls. 4. Street vendors were once seen as the last holdouts of India's cash economy.
   AThat assumption no longer holds in most towns and cities across the country.BNational medal tallies dominate most post-Olympics discussions in the media.CQR codes are now a common sight even at the smallest roadside stalls.DStreet vendors were once seen as the last holdouts of India's cash economy.
10. Q10 · English · Match the Columns
    Match Column A with Column B (Phrasal Verbs): Column A: A. Drop out B. Bring up C. Give away D. Cut down on Column B: 1. to leave school or a course before finishing 2. to reduce the amount of something 3. to raise a child, or to mention a topic 4. to give something for free, or to reveal a secret
    AA-2, B-3, C-4, D-1BA-1, B-3, C-4, D-2CA-4, B-2, C-3, D-1DA-3, B-2, C-4, D-1