[SPECIAL] NDA ENGLISH CHAMPION QUIZ 02

Select the option that is nearest in meaning to the coloured word.

Vendors must have license.

Spotting the part of the sentence which has an error.

The party (a) / was ousted in power (b) / after twelve years. (c) / No error (d)

The whole lot young men was very enthusiastic but your friend alone was...........

Find the correctly spelt word.

Spotting the part of the sentence which has an error.

I did not want to listen to him, (a) / but he was adamant and (b) / discussed about the matter. (c) / No error (d)

Find Synonym.

GNARLED

Idiom/Phrase is printed in bold in the sentence.Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase.

Your behaviour is simply beyond the pale.

Spotting the error.

The teacher as well as his students, (a) / all left (b) / for the trip. (c) / No error. (d)

Spotting the part of the sentence which has an error.

The best way in which you can (a) / open the bottle is (b) / by putting it into hot water first. (c) / No error (d)

Find Synonym.

EQUANIMITY

Spotting the part of the sentence which has an error.

Electricity companies are (a) / working throughout (b) / days and nights to repair the damage. (c) / No error.

Select the option that is nearer to meaning to the coloured word.

It was felt that the decision to remove the group from the exercise  would be detrimental to the organisation.

Find Synonym.

DEFT

Select the option that is opposite in meaning to the coloured word.

Ravi is jovial and he makes the environment sanguine.

Spotting the error.

Though George is a  (a) / honourable man his activities (b) / arouse suspicion. (c) / No error (d)

..............if he is willing to fit in with the plans of the group.

Select the most appropriate option for the given idiom/phrase.

Step up the plate

Spotting the error.

Coleridge as well as Wordsworth were (a) / of the opinion that the opposite of poetry (b) / is not prose but science. (c) / No error (d)

I hope that the rain will..........for our picnic tomorrow.

Select the option that is nearer to meaning to the bold word.

Rahul is always thrifty