Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
Land beside a sea
1. Island
2. Coast
3. Archipelago
4. Peninsula
Land beside a sea
1. Island
2. Coast
3. Archipelago
4. Peninsula
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Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
During vacations, Geeta saw a (saltwater lake separated from the sea by rocks and sand) where she did kayak for the first time.
1. lagoon
2. river
3. ditch
4. sea
During vacations, Geeta saw a (saltwater lake separated from the sea by rocks and sand) where she did kayak for the first time.
1. lagoon
2. river
3. ditch
4. sea
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π Empirical /ΙͺmΛpΙͺr.Ιͺ.kΙl/ (adjective)
π Meaning: Based on observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic.
π Examples:
1. The researchers gathered empirical data through a series of experiments.
2. His argument lacked empirical evidence to support the claims.
3. Science relies on empirical methods to validate new theories.
π Meaning: Based on observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic.
π Examples:
1. The researchers gathered empirical data through a series of experiments.
2. His argument lacked empirical evidence to support the claims.
3. Science relies on empirical methods to validate new theories.
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Antonym of Enigmatic
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45%
Clear
32%
Mysterious
19%
Instigating
4%
Thrilling
Select the correct passive form of the given sentence.
A large number of people are using internet banking these days.
A large number of people are using internet banking these days.
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3%
Internet banking is using a large number of people these days.
18%
Internet banking has been used by a large number of people these days.
12%
Internet banking is used by a large number of people these days.
66%
Internet banking is being used by a large number of people these days.
Select the indirect narration of the given sentence.
My father said to my son, βWhy do you break this window glass?β
My father said to my son, βWhy do you break this window glass?β
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22%
My father asked my son that why he broke that window glass.
47%
My father asked my son why he broke that window glass.
12%
My father told my son why he broke this window glass.
19%
My father asked my son why he had broken that window glass.
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Select the correctly spelt word.
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73%
According
11%
Availlable
11%
Recognise
6%
Especielly
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π Nebulous /Λneb.jΙ.lΙs/ (adjective)
π Meaning: Unclear, vague, or not clearly defined or understood.
π Examples:
1. His plans for the future remain nebulous and uncertain.
2. The politician gave a nebulous answer that confused the audience.
3. She had only a nebulous idea of what the project would involve.
π Meaning: Unclear, vague, or not clearly defined or understood.
π Examples:
1. His plans for the future remain nebulous and uncertain.
2. The politician gave a nebulous answer that confused the audience.
3. She had only a nebulous idea of what the project would involve.
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Identify the segment in the sentence which contains a grammatical error.
The elegance furnished drawing room indicated that the owner had good taste.
1. drawing room indicated
2. that the owner
3. had good taste
4. The elegance furnished
The elegance furnished drawing room indicated that the owner had good taste.
1. drawing room indicated
2. that the owner
3. had good taste
4. The elegance furnished
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The following sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the segment that contains a grammatical error.
It is not worth / having the trouble / to write to him / as he never replies.
1. to write to him
2. as he never replies
3. having the trouble
4. It is not worth
It is not worth / having the trouble / to write to him / as he never replies.
1. to write to him
2. as he never replies
3. having the trouble
4. It is not worth
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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
draw a blank
1. be happy about something
2. be lucky in a game
3. be unsuccessful
4. be unable to sketch
draw a blank
1. be happy about something
2. be lucky in a game
3. be unsuccessful
4. be unable to sketch
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Select the most appropriate idiom or phrase to complete the given sentence.
I failed this semester, but now I am ____.
1. giving a penny for your thoughts
2. going to miss the boat
3. going to bite the bullet
4. back to the drawing board
I failed this semester, but now I am ____.
1. giving a penny for your thoughts
2. going to miss the boat
3. going to bite the bullet
4. back to the drawing board
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