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Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence: "The master was annoyed _____ the servant."

  • A With
  • B For
  • C On
  • D At
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Correct Answer: Option A — With
Explanation: The adjective "annoyed" is commonly followed by the preposition "with" when referring to a person who causes irritation. Therefore, the correct sentence is "The master was annoyed with the servant." This means that the master felt displeased or irritated because of the servant's behavior or actions.
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Which of the following is the best antonym of "Heal"?

  • A Recover
  • B Wound
  • C Injure
  • D Repair
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Correct Answer: Option C — Injure
Explanation: The word "Heal" means to restore health, cure an injury, or make someone or something healthy again. The opposite of heal is injure, which means to cause physical harm or damage. Although "wound" can also function as an opposite in some contexts, "injure" is the more direct and commonly accepted antonym in English vocabulary and competitive examinations.
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Choose the correct preposition to complete the proverb: "Charity begins _____ home."

  • A At
  • B With
  • C In
  • D From
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Correct Answer: Option A — At
Explanation: The correct English proverb is "Charity begins at home." It means that a person should first fulfill responsibilities toward their own family and close community before helping others. The preposition "at" is the standard and grammatically correct choice in this well-known expression, making the sentence both idiomatic and accurate
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Which of the following is the best synonym of "Accolade"?

  • A All of these
  • B Award
  • C Salute
  • D Approval
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Correct Answer: Option A — All of these
Explanation: The word "Accolade" refers to praise, recognition, honor, or an expression of approval given for an achievement. Depending on the context, it can mean an award, a salute, or approval. Since all three options are closely related to the idea of recognition and honor, "All of these" is the most appropriate answer.
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Which word is the closest synonym of "Reluctant"?

  • A Willing
  • B Eager
  • C Ready
  • D Unwilling
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Correct Answer: Option D — Unwilling
Explanation: The word "Reluctant" means hesitant, unwilling, or not eager to do something. A reluctant person may act only after persuasion or because it is necessary. Therefore, "Unwilling" is the closest synonym. The other options—Willing, Eager, and Ready—express a positive desire to act and are opposite in meaning.
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Which word is the closest synonym of "Assemble"?

  • A Disperse
  • B Collect
  • C Scatter
  • D Separate
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Correct Answer: Option B — Collect
Explanation: The word "Assemble" means to gather, bring together, or collect people or things in one place. "Collect" has a very similar meaning and is therefore the closest synonym. The other options—Disperse, Scatter, and Separate—are antonyms because they mean to spread apart rather than bring together.
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Medium css pms fpsc ppsc nts

"Our appeals _____ the municipality have had no effect."

  • A With
  • B To
  • C At
  • D Her
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Correct Answer: Option B — To
Explanation: The noun "appeal" is commonly followed by the preposition "to" when referring to a request made to a person, organization, or authority. Therefore, the correct sentence is "Our appeals to the municipality have had no effect." This means that requests or pleas made to the municipal authorities did not produce the desired result or response.
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"She was smiling _____ her husband."

  • A At
  • B With
  • C Him
  • D That
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Correct Answer: Option A — At
Explanation: The verb "smile" is commonly followed by the preposition "at" when the smile is directed toward a person. Therefore, the correct sentence is "She was smiling at her husband." This indicates that she was expressing happiness, affection, or friendliness toward him through her smile.
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Medium css pms fpsc ppsc nts

"Don't judge a book _____ its cover."

  • A By
  • B With
  • C From
  • D Us
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Correct Answer: Option A — By
Explanation: The correct and widely used English proverb is "Don't judge a book by its cover." It means that you should not form an opinion about someone or something based solely on appearance. The proverb encourages people to look beyond outward looks and consider a person's character, abilities, or true qualities before making judgments.
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Medium css pms fpsc ppsc nts

"The team then reports back to the base _____ their satellite phones."

  • A On
  • B By
  • C With
  • D Through
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Correct Answer: Option C — With
Explanation: The preposition "with" is used to indicate the instrument or tool used to perform an action. In this sentence, satellite phones are the means by which the team communicates with the base. Therefore, "The team then reports back to the base with their satellite phones" is the most appropriate choice among the given options.
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"The runner _____ the rear did not qualify."

  • A At
  • B On
  • C In
  • D By
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Correct Answer: Option A — At
Explanation: The expression "at the rear" is a standard English phrase that means at the back or behind others. Therefore, the correct sentence is "The runner at the rear did not qualify." It indicates that the runner was in the last position during the race and failed to meet the qualification requirements.
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"Take an example quoted ____ Galsworthy."

  • A To
  • B From
  • C Any
  • D With
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Correct Answer: Option B — From
Explanation: The preposition "from" is used when referring to the source of a quotation, example, or passage. Therefore, the correct sentence is "Take an example quoted from Galsworthy." Here, "from" indicates that the example has been taken from the writings or works of the famous English novelist and playwright John Galsworthy.
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"I have no answer _____ any of the questions."

  • A For
  • B Off
  • C To
  • D End
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Correct Answer: Option C — To
Explanation: The correct phrase is "answer to" when referring to a reply or solution to a question, problem, or issue. Therefore, the sentence should read: "I have no answer to any of the questions." In English grammar, the preposition "to" is commonly used with the noun "answer" in this context, making it the grammatically correct choice.
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Choose the word that means the opposite of 'Transient'.

  • A Temporary
  • B Permanent
  • C Brief
  • D Fleeting
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Correct Answer: Option B — Permanent
Explanation: 'Transient' describes something lasting only for a short time. Its antonym 'Permanent' refers to something that lasts indefinitely without change.
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Choose the correctly punctuated sentence using a colon.

  • A I have three goals: health, wealth, and happiness.
  • B I have three goals, health, wealth, and happiness.
  • C I have three goals; health, wealth, and happiness.
  • D I have three goals health, wealth, and happiness.
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Correct Answer: Option A — I have three goals: health, wealth, and happiness.
Explanation: A colon is correctly used to introduce a list following an independent clause, making 'I have three goals: health, wealth, and happiness' the properly punctuated sentence.
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Identify the correct sentence regarding countable and uncountable nouns.

  • A I need some advices.
  • B I need some advice.
  • C I need an advice.
  • D I need many advices.
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Correct Answer: Option B — I need some advice.
Explanation: 'Advice' is an uncountable noun in English and cannot be pluralized or preceded by an article like 'an', making 'some advice' the grammatically correct usage.
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Medium fpsc ppsc nts

Choose the correct sentence using 'used to' for past habits.

  • A She used to wake up early.
  • B She use to wake up early.
  • C She is used to wake up early.
  • D She used to woke up early.
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Correct Answer: Option A — She used to wake up early.
Explanation: 'Used to' followed by the base form of the verb correctly expresses a past habit or repeated action that no longer occurs, making option A grammatically correct.
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Medium fpsc ppsc nts

Choose the correct sentence using 'less' versus 'fewer'.

  • A There are less students in this class.
  • B There are fewer students in this class.
  • C There are less student in this class.
  • D There is fewer students in this class.
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Correct Answer: Option B — There are fewer students in this class.
Explanation: 'Fewer' is used with countable nouns like 'students', while 'less' is reserved for uncountable nouns, making 'fewer students' the grammatically correct choice.
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Choose the word that is the antonym of 'Altruistic'.

  • A Selfless
  • B Selfish
  • C Generous
  • D Charitable
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Correct Answer: Option B — Selfish
Explanation: 'Altruistic' describes a selfless concern for the well-being of others. Its antonym 'Selfish' describes a focus primarily on one's own interests.
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Choose the word closest in meaning to 'Indolent'.

  • A Energetic
  • B Lazy
  • C Active
  • D Diligent
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Correct Answer: Option B — Lazy
Explanation: 'Indolent' describes a person who avoids activity or exertion, essentially meaning lazy, making it the correct match among the given options.
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