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Question 1

Affirm:

A	refuse
B	reject
C	deny
D	disagree

Question 1 Explanation:

To affirm is to confirm or acknowledge, agree with The meanings of the other options are: Refuse: Show unwillingness towards Reject: Refuse to accept or acknowledge Deny: Declare untrue; contradict Disagree: Be of different opinions

Question 2

Robust:

A	lean
B	strong
C	flexible
D	feeble

Question 2 Explanation:

To be robust is to be in good condition, healthy and nourished The meanings of the other options are: Lean: To incline or bend from a vertical position Strong: Having strength or power greater than average or expected Flexible: Capable of being changed Feeble: Pathetically lacking in force or effectiveness

Question 3

Audacity:

A	quivering
B	cowardice
C	bravado
D	conciseness

Question 3 Explanation:

Audacity is boldness and daring, willingness to change the assumptions or conventions The meanings of the other options are: Quivering: A shaky motion Cowardice: The trait of lacking courage Bravado: A swaggering show of courage Conciseness: Terseness and economy in writing and speaking achieved by expressing a great deal in just a few words

Question 4

Credit:

A	discredit
B	debit
C	honesty
D	failure

Question 4 Explanation:

Credit is a pay later system, here it means to purchase goods when you are going to pay on a later date The meanings of the other options are: Discredit: The state of being held in low esteem Debit: An accounting entry acknowledging sums that are owing Honesty: The quality of being honest Failure: An event that does not accomplish its intended purpose

Question 5

Deviate:

A	attract
B	continue
C	concentrate
D	attend

Question 5 Explanation:

To deviate is to be different or behave differently and turn off from a course or path The meanings of the other options are: Attract: Direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes Continue: Resume or proceed in a certain state, condition, or activity Concentrate: Direct one's attention on something Attend: Take charge of or deal with

Question 6

Dormant:

A	acute
B	active
C	able
D	ablaze

Question 6 Explanation:

Dormant is not in active state, not in use and temporarily inactive The meanings of the other options are: Acute: Extremely sharp or strongly felt Active: Disposed to take action or effectuate change Able: (usually followed by 'to') having the necessary means, skill, know-how or authority to do something Ablaze: Lighted up by or as by fire or flame

Question 7

Chivalrous:

A	gallant
B	dastardly
C	amorous
D	defiant

Question 7 Explanation:

Chivalrous is someone who is considerate and courteous, usually used for the male gender. The meanings of the other options are: Gallant: A man who attends or escorts a woman Dastardly: Despicably cowardly Amorous: Inclined toward or displaying love Defiant: Boldly resisting authority or an opposing force

Question 8

Erudite:

A	illiterate
B	crude
C	boring
D	ignorant

Question 8 Explanation:

To be erudite is having or showing great knowledge gained from study and reading The meanings of the other options are: Illiterate: Not able to read or write Crude: Not carefully or expertly made Boring: So lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness Ignorant: Uneducated in general; lacking knowledge or sophistication

Question 9

Despair:

A	sneer
B	compliment
C	irony
D	hope

Question 9 Explanation:

Despair is a profound feeling of no hope The meanings of the other options are: Sneer: Express through a scornful smile Compliment: A remark (or act) expressing praise and admiration Irony: Witty language used to convey insults or scorn, esp. saying one thing but implying the opposite Hope: Expect and wish

Question 10

Transparent:

A	translucent
B	opaque
C	clear
D	sharp

Question 10 Explanation:

Transparent is a quality that allows light to pass through with little or no interruption The meanings of the other options are: Translucent: Allowing light to pass through diffusely Opaque: Not transmitting light or other radiation; impenetrable to sight Clear: Readily apparent to the mind Sharp: Ending in a piercing point; pointed

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