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select the one which best expressed the same sentence in Passive/Active Voice .
It was imagined by some of them that they would inevitably run out of cash.
It was imagined by some of them that they would inevitably run out of cash.
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51%
Some of them imagined that they would inevitably run out of cash.
26%
They imagined that they would inevitably run out of cash.
21%
They imagined that they would not have an immense supply of cash with them.
2%
They imagined that they would run out of cash.
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Select the most appropriate indirect form of the given sentence.
Frank said to Albert, “ How is your search for a new house coming along?”
Frank said to Albert, “ How is your search for a new house coming along?”
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41%
Frank asked Albert how his search for a new house was coming along.
38%
Frank asked Albert how was your search for a new house coming along.
9%
Frank asked Albert how is your search for a new house coming along.
12%
Frank wanted to know how was Albert’s search for a new house coming along.
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Select the incorrectly spelt word.
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8%
exhibition
8%
exhausted
64%
expanditure
20%
expansive
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✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary 17 March 2025
1. RELEGATE (VERB): (नीचा दिखाना): downgrade
Synonyms: lower, put down
Antonyms: upgrade
Example Sentence: They aim to prevent women from being relegated to a secondary role.
2. PERFUNCTORY (ADJECTIVE): (बेपरवाह): cursory
Synonyms: desultory, quick
Antonyms: careful
Example Sentence: He did nothing and just kept on giving a perfunctory nod.
3. INVOKE (VERB): (आह्वान करना): cite
Synonyms: adduce, instance
Antonyms: waive
Example Sentence: The antiquated defence of insanity is rarely invoked in England.
4. EXTREMISM (NOUN): (अतिवाद): fanaticism
Synonyms: radicalism, zealotry
Antonyms: moderation
Example Sentence: The dangers of racist extremism are present everywhere.
5. ARBITRARY (ADJECTIVE): (बेतरतीब): capricious
Synonyms: whimsical, random
Antonyms: rational
Example Sentence: He just ends up taking arbitrary decisions.
6. QUESTIONABLE (ADJECTIVE): (शंकास्पद): controversial
Synonyms: contentious, doubt
Antonyms: certain
Example Sentence: It is questionable whether any of these exceptions is genuine.
7. EXUBERANCE (NOUN): (उत्साह): ebullience
Synonyms: buoyancy, cheerfulness
Antonyms: gloom
Example Sentence: He has a sense of youthful exuberance.
8. CHOPPY (ADJECTIVE): (अशांत): rough
Synonyms: turbulent, heavy
Antonyms: calm
Example Sentence: Sea conditions are often very choppy.
9. DISTORT (VERB): (बिगाड़ना): twist
Synonyms: misrepresent, pervert
Antonyms: accurate
Example Sentence: Many facts in the newspaper were distorted.
10. RESOLUTE (ADJECTIVE): (दृढ़): determined
Synonyms: purposeful, purposive
Antonyms: irresolute
Example Sentence: She was resolute and unswerving.
1. RELEGATE (VERB): (नीचा दिखाना): downgrade
Synonyms: lower, put down
Antonyms: upgrade
Example Sentence: They aim to prevent women from being relegated to a secondary role.
2. PERFUNCTORY (ADJECTIVE): (बेपरवाह): cursory
Synonyms: desultory, quick
Antonyms: careful
Example Sentence: He did nothing and just kept on giving a perfunctory nod.
3. INVOKE (VERB): (आह्वान करना): cite
Synonyms: adduce, instance
Antonyms: waive
Example Sentence: The antiquated defence of insanity is rarely invoked in England.
4. EXTREMISM (NOUN): (अतिवाद): fanaticism
Synonyms: radicalism, zealotry
Antonyms: moderation
Example Sentence: The dangers of racist extremism are present everywhere.
5. ARBITRARY (ADJECTIVE): (बेतरतीब): capricious
Synonyms: whimsical, random
Antonyms: rational
Example Sentence: He just ends up taking arbitrary decisions.
6. QUESTIONABLE (ADJECTIVE): (शंकास्पद): controversial
Synonyms: contentious, doubt
Antonyms: certain
Example Sentence: It is questionable whether any of these exceptions is genuine.
7. EXUBERANCE (NOUN): (उत्साह): ebullience
Synonyms: buoyancy, cheerfulness
Antonyms: gloom
Example Sentence: He has a sense of youthful exuberance.
8. CHOPPY (ADJECTIVE): (अशांत): rough
Synonyms: turbulent, heavy
Antonyms: calm
Example Sentence: Sea conditions are often very choppy.
9. DISTORT (VERB): (बिगाड़ना): twist
Synonyms: misrepresent, pervert
Antonyms: accurate
Example Sentence: Many facts in the newspaper were distorted.
10. RESOLUTE (ADJECTIVE): (दृढ़): determined
Synonyms: purposeful, purposive
Antonyms: irresolute
Example Sentence: She was resolute and unswerving.
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Synonym of Large
(SSC selection post, CGL 2024)
(SSC selection post, CGL 2024)
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87%
Enormous
5%
Little
5%
Tiny
4%
Small
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Synonym of Ambiguous
(Bombay High court clerk 2023, CGL 2024)
(Bombay High court clerk 2023, CGL 2024)
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24%
Skillful
68%
Unclear
5%
Crafty
4%
Dangerous
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same sentence in Passive/Active Voice and mark your answer in the Answer Sheet.
Are the officers finishing the work on time?
Are the officers finishing the work on time?
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23%
Was the work being finished on time by the officers?
16%
Is the work finished on time by the officers ?
56%
Is the work being finished on time by the officers?
5%
Was the work finished on time by the officers?
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Select the most appropriate indirect form of the given sentence.
David said, “Don’t worry Frank. I will bring you up to date when I meet you next.”
David said, “Don’t worry Frank. I will bring you up to date when I meet you next.”
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57%
David told Frank not to worry as he would bring him up to date when he met him next.
18%
David told Frank he shouldn’t worry as he will bring him up to date when he meets him next.
12%
David told Frank not to worry as I would bring you up to date when I meet you next.
13%
David told Frank don’t worry as he would bring you up to date when he met him next.
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Select the option that gives the most appropriate meaning of the highlighted word.
The women of this country never questioned anything. Why are they so (credulous)?
1. Indifferent to the basic necessities of life
2. Reluctant to face the difficulties of life with courage
3. Suspicious of everything surrounding them
4. Willing to believe promptly without adequate evidence
The women of this country never questioned anything. Why are they so (credulous)?
1. Indifferent to the basic necessities of life
2. Reluctant to face the difficulties of life with courage
3. Suspicious of everything surrounding them
4. Willing to believe promptly without adequate evidence
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Select the most appropriate option to substitute the highlighted segment in the given sentence.
Suman felt (ashamed and shy) about admitting his fault before his boss.
1. sad
2. exalted
3. brazen
4. embarrassed
Suman felt (ashamed and shy) about admitting his fault before his boss.
1. sad
2. exalted
3. brazen
4. embarrassed
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Identify the segment that contains error.
You've got a whole week to yourself and you can read to your heart's contents.
A. You've got a
B. whole week to
C. yourself and you can
D. read to your heart's contents
E. No error
You've got a whole week to yourself and you can read to your heart's contents.
A. You've got a
B. whole week to
C. yourself and you can
D. read to your heart's contents
E. No error
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Identify the segment that contains error.
We padded the seat of the chair with camel hairs to make it soft.
A. We padded the
B. seat of the chair
C. with camel hairs
D. to make it soft
E. No error
We padded the seat of the chair with camel hairs to make it soft.
A. We padded the
B. seat of the chair
C. with camel hairs
D. to make it soft
E. No error
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Select the most appropriate meaning of the highlighted words.
Ron always (blows his own trumpet) by mentioning his academic achievements.
1. To blow air into an instrument
2. To talk proudly about one's success
3. To ignore someone in the presence of others
4. To save one's money with great effort using different means
Ron always (blows his own trumpet) by mentioning his academic achievements.
1. To blow air into an instrument
2. To talk proudly about one's success
3. To ignore someone in the presence of others
4. To save one's money with great effort using different means
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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Your guess is as good as mine
1. To have no idea of the answer
2. To predict a disaster
2. To guess an incredible idea
4. To be superstitious
Your guess is as good as mine
1. To have no idea of the answer
2. To predict a disaster
2. To guess an incredible idea
4. To be superstitious
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