English questions for NDA/CDS/AFCAT exam. Attempt this quiz to increase your scores. The passing percentage is 70%. All the best.
#1. Why did you make that FLIPPANT remark? Choose the most appropriate word/phrase closest in meaning to the word/phrase in Capital letters.
#2. The old man shows no signs of INFIRMITY even though he is eighty years old. Choose the most appropriate word/phrase closest in meaning to the words/phrases in Capital letters.
#3. There is not a single word that is REDUNDANT in the report. Choose the most appropriate word/phrase closest in meaning to the words/phrases in Capital letters.
#4. My brother's ZEST for the new project was infectious. Choose the most appropriate word/phrase closest in meaning to the words/phrases in Capital letters.
#5. Bana in Sanskrit,Lyly in English and Prasad in Hindi are celebrated for their FLORID style. Choose the most appropriate word/phrase closest in meaning to the words/phrases in Capital letters
#6. The eyewitness testimony was INCONTROVERTIBLE. Choose the most appropriate word/phrase closest in meaning to the words/phrases in Capital letters.
#7. That is not an occasion to make an IMPROMPTU speech. Choose the most appropriate word/phrase closest in meaning to the words/phrases in Capital letters.
#8. He DISDAINED to notice the insult. Choose the most appropriate word/phrase closest in meaning to the words/phrases in Capital letters.
#9. He gave an EVOCATIVE rendering of his recent poems. Choose the most appropriate word/phrase closest in meaning to the words/phrases in Capital letters.
#10. His FORTHRIGHT behavior shows that he is honest but he seems rude to some people. Choose the most appropriate word/phrase closest in meaning to the words/phrases in Capital letters.
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The answer for that question will be “Oranate” rather than “rambling”.
It’s wrong. Kindly correct it.
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