Model Papers

Q.1Seema takes____________ her father.

(C)
Q.2We are sick_____________him.

(A)
Q.3Please send___________the doctor at once.

(C)
Q.4This medicine has relieved him______________his pain.

(B)
Q.5A government run by the nobility or the rich and the elite people.

(A)
Q.6A medicine that prevents decomposing:

(B)
Q.7A medicine to counteract the effect of poison:

(A)
Q.8which of the following is called the study of collecting of air-mail stamps?

(D)
Q.9which of the following is called the study of productivity of land?

(C)
Q.10At the sight of joker in the circus, he burst__________laughter.

(C)
Q.11Synonym of jeer:

(A)
Q.12Synonym of laudable:

(C)
Q.13Synonym of Munificent:

(A)
Q.14Synonym of Nuptails:

(A)
Q.15Synonym of Obnoxious:

(A)
Q.16Synonym of Buoyent:

(C)
Q.17Synonym of Cataclysm:

(B)
Q.18Synonym of Dormant:

(D)
Q.19Synonym of Exemlify:

(B)
Q.20Synonym of Nonchalant:

(C)
Q.21Synonym of Outcast:

(B)
Q.22Synonym of Partisan:

(B)
Q.23Synonym of Pedantic:

(A)
Q.24Synonym of Rekindle:

(B)
Q.25Synonym of Soporiftic:

(B)
Q.26Synonym of Tranquil:

(A)
Q.27Synonym of Unblemished:

(D)
Q.28Synonym of Foible:

(D)
Q.29Synonym of Grief:

(B)
Q.30Synonym of Halcyon:

(C)
Q.31Synonym of Inimitable:

(C)
Q.32Synonym of Ingenious:

(B)
Q.33Synonym of Listless:

(A)
Q.34Synonym of Annihilate:

(A)
Q.35Synonym of Anomaly:

(C)
Q.36Synonym of Contumacy:

(A)
Q.37Synonym of Dilapidation.

(C)
Q.38Synonym of Egotism:

(A)
Q.39Synonym of Furtive:

(C)
Q.40Synonym of Gratuitous:

(C)
Q.41Synonym of Reconcile:

(B)
Q.42Synonym of Susceptible:

(B)
Q.43Synonym of Tentative:

(D)
Q.44Synonym of Veneration:

(A)
Q.45Synonym of Wisdom:

(A)
Q.46Synonym of Appellation:

(C)
Q.47Synonym of Amnesty:

(A)
Q.48Synonym of Bumptious:

(A)
Q.49Synonym of Celebrity:

(C)
Q.50Synonym of Connive:

(C)
Q.51Synonym of Disparage:

(D)
Q.52Synonym of Hue:

(A)
Q.53Synonym of Imperceptible:

(A)
Q.54Synonym of Infringe:

(B)
Q.55Synonym of Nugatory:

(A)
Q.56Synonym of Obstreperous:

(C)
Q.57Synonym of Paramount:

(A)
Q.58Synonym of Reprieve:

(B)
Q.59Synonym of Reprisal:

(A)
Q.60Synonym of Sprightly:

(A)
Q.61Synonym of Vacillate:

(B)
Q.62Synonym of Wretched:

(B)
Q.63Synonym of Worship:

(C)
Q.64Synonym of Zest:

(A)
Q.65Synonym of Adept:

(B)
Q.66Synonym of Ambiguous:

(C)
Q.67???

(A)
Q.68????

(A)
Q.69????

(A)
Q.70????

(A)
Q.71????

(A)
Q.72????

(A)
Q.73????

(A)
Q.74????

(A)
Q.75????

(A)
Q.76????

(A)
Q.77Synonym of Boisterous:

(C)
Q.78Synonym of Confiscate:

(A)
Q.79Synonym of Cumbersome:

(A)
Q.80Synonym of Dereliction:

(B)
Q.81Synonym of Emendation:

(D)
Q.82Synonym of Transgress:

(B)
Q.83Synonym of Usurp:

(C)
Q.84Synonym of Undulation:

(A)
Q.85Synonym of Wont:

(A)
Q.86Synonym of Eulde:

(A)
Q.87Synonym of Fervent:

(B)
Q.88Synonym of Goad:

(C)
Q.89Synonym of Haggard:

(B)
Q.90Synonym of Insolvent:

(C)
Q.91Synonym of Insipid:

(A)
Q.92Synonym of Loquacious:

(D)
Q.93Synonym of Malignant:

(B)
Q.94Synonym of Needless:

(B)
Q.95Synonym of Optimistic:

(C)
Q.96Synonym of Palpable:

(C)
Q.97Synonym of Rescind:

(B)
Q.98Synonym of Repugnant:

(A)
Q.99Synonym of Negotiate:

(D)
Q.100Synonym of Outlandish:

(B)