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It is very important to have general knowledge of English for any competitive examination like bank exam, SSC exam, civil service exam etc. The objective of the English language subject is to check the basic understanding of the candidate, correct grammar usage of the English language, vocabulary usage and writing ability. Understanding reading in General English, connectors, new pattern close test, feel in the blanks, synonyms / homonyms, antonyms, spelling / detecting-miss spot wards, idioms and francs, one word submission, improvement of sentiments, active / passive voice of Questions like Verbs, Error checking questions etc come up. Also, the English required to crack the return exam is also very important to crack the interview round. Therefore, through these blogs, try to solve common English questions for competitive examination continuously and improve your knowledge.
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The doctor directed the nurse to administer an ________ medicine to the patient.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.
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- 2eminentfalse
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Answer : 3 alternative
Explanation :
The most appropriate option to fill in the blank is:
Official
Explanation: In this context, the word "official" suggests that the medicine being administered is recognized and approved by the relevant authorities or medical professionals. It implies that the medicine is legitimate and prescribed within the official protocols of medical practice.
The other options do not fit well in the context:
"Eminent" means distinguished or noteworthy, but it doesn't directly relate to medicine in this context.
"Alternative" suggests a different option, which may not align with the doctor's directive.
Insightful" refers to having a deep understanding or perception, which doesn't make sense in the context of administering medicine.
Anita is an employee who has unconditional ________ for her company.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.
- 1supportfalse
- 2dedicationtrue
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Answer : 2 dedication
Explanation :
Unconditional dedication" implies unwavering commitment and loyalty to the company regardless of circumstances. While support, attachment, and love can also be relevant in the context of an employee's relationship with their company, "dedication" specifically captures the idea of steadfast loyalty and commitment. Therefore, option 2 is the best fit for the sentence.
- 1Announcefalse
- 2Circulatefalse
- 3Indicatefalse
- 4Assigntrue
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Answer : 4 Assign
Explanation :
The word "consign" means put someone or something in (a place) in order to be rid of it or them and "assign" means designate or set (something) aside for a specific purpose.
Therefore, "consign" can be replaced with "assign" in the sentence, without changing its meaning.
Hence, 4 is the correct option.
In the following sentence, a word has been emboldened. Select the best alternative for the bold word from the given options.
I was shocked at the audacity and brazenness of the gangsters.
1.2K 1 64edf73918913c5bfc6a5e74- 1Cowardicefalse
- 2Insolencetrue
- 3Presumptionfalse
- 4Brevityfalse
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Answer : 2 Insolence
Explanation :
We have to choose the word which is similar to the emboldened word and replace it.
Audacity: willingness to take bold risks; rude or disrespectful behaviour; impudence.
Insolence: rude and disrespectful behaviour
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- 2Only Cfalse
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Answer : 4 Both B and C
Explanation :
The underlined part of the sentence is grammatically incorrect. The preposition 'for’ used here is wrong. The correct preposition should be 'to’.
Gauge means to judge or assess (a situation, mood, etc.).
Hence 'assess’ is a synonym of 'gauge’.
Both choices B and C are correct. Hence the correct answer is option 4.