What is a group of rhinoceroses called? [#1603]
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Q1. What is a group of rhinoceroses called?
Q1. What is a group of rhinoceroses called?
(A) pack
(A) pack
(A) pack
(B) crash
(B) crash
(B) crash
(C) drove
(C) drove
(C) drove
(D) pride
(D) pride
(D) pride
Answer: (B) crash
Answer: (B) crash
Answer: (B) crash
The term "crash" is the collective noun used for rhinoceroses. It might be a reference to the sound they make when they charge or the way they sometimes crash into each other.
A group of rhinoceroses also known as herd.
The term "crash" is the collective noun used for rhinoceroses. It might be a reference to the sound they make when they charge or the way they sometimes crash into each other. A group of rhinoceroses also known as herd.
The term "crash" is the collective noun used for rhinoceroses. It might be a reference to the sound they make when they charge or the way they sometimes crash into each other. A group of rhinoceroses also known as herd.
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Q1. Which of the following sentence structures features a main clause followed by a subordinate clause?
Q1. Which of the following sentence structures features a main clause followed by a subordinate clause?
(A) Simple sentence
(A) Simple sentence
(A) Simple sentence
(B) Compound sentence
(B) Compound sentence
(B) Compound sentence
(C) Complex sentence
(C) Complex sentence
(C) Complex sentence
(D) Compound-complex sentence
(D) Compound-complex sentence
(D) Compound-complex sentence
Answer: (C) Complex sentence
Answer: (C) Complex sentence
Answer: (C) Complex sentence
A complex sentence consists of an independent main clause and a dependent subordinate clause, joined by a subordinating conjunction.
A complex sentence consists of an independent main clause and a dependent subordinate clause, joined by a subordinating conjunction.
A complex sentence consists of an independent main clause and a dependent subordinate clause, joined by a subordinating conjunction.
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Q2. You can go neither by train ________ by bus.
Q2. You can go neither by train ________ by bus.
Fill the blank with appropriate option.
Fill the blank with appropriate option.
Fill the blank with appropriate option.
(A) no
(A) no
(A) no
(B) and
(B) and
(B) and
(C) nor
(C) nor
(C) nor
(D) or
(D) or
(D) or
Answer: (C) nor
Answer: (C) nor
Answer: (C) nor
nor
nor
nor
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Q3. What does ‘in a nutshell’ mean?
Q3. What does ‘in a nutshell’ mean?
(A) Peanuts and almonds
(A) Peanuts and almonds
(A) Peanuts and almonds
(B) Very tough explanation
(B) Very tough explanation
(B) Very tough explanation
(C) Expressed in short
(C) Expressed in short
(C) Expressed in short
(D) Important discussion
(D) Important discussion
(D) Important discussion
Answer: (C) Expressed in short
Answer: (C) Expressed in short
Answer: (C) Expressed in short
The idiom "in a nutshell" means to summarize something in a very brief and concise way.
The idiom "in a nutshell" means to summarize something in a very brief and concise way.
The idiom "in a nutshell" means to summarize something in a very brief and concise way.
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Q4. One must keep one's promises.
Q4. One must keep one's promises.
Change the voice of the above sentence.
Change the voice of the above sentence.
Change the voice of the above sentence.
(A) One promises must kept.
(A) One promises must kept.
(A) One promises must kept.
(B) One promises must be kept.
(B) One promises must be kept.
(B) One promises must be kept.
(C) One's promises must kept.
(C) One's promises must kept.
(C) One's promises must kept.
(D) One's promises must be kept.
(D) One's promises must be kept.
(D) One's promises must be kept.
Answer: (D) One's promises must be kept.
Answer: (D) One's promises must be kept.
Answer: (D) One's promises must be kept.
One's promises must be kept.
One's promises must be kept.
One's promises must be kept.
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Q5. I can't believe ________ my keys at home.
Q5. I can't believe ________ my keys at home.
(A) I forget
(A) I forget
(A) I forget
(B) I forgot
(B) I forgot
(B) I forgot
(C) I have forgotten
(C) I have forgotten
(C) I have forgotten
(D) I've forget
(D) I've forget
(D) I've forget
Answer: (B) I forgot
Answer: (B) I forgot
Answer: (B) I forgot
I can't believe I forgot my keys at home.
I can't believe I forgot my keys at home.
I can't believe I forgot my keys at home.
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Q6. Which of the following sentences is correct?
Q6. Which of the following sentences is correct?
(A) She had not coming to the wedding.
(A) She had not coming to the wedding.
(A) She had not coming to the wedding.
(B) She is not come to the wedding.
(B) She is not come to the wedding.
(B) She is not come to the wedding.
(C) She did not coming to the wedding.
(C) She did not coming to the wedding.
(C) She did not coming to the wedding.
(D) She is not coming to the wedding.
(D) She is not coming to the wedding.
(D) She is not coming to the wedding.
Answer: (D) She is not coming to the wedding.
Answer: (D) She is not coming to the wedding.
Answer: (D) She is not coming to the wedding.
She is not coming to the wedding.
She is not coming to the wedding.
She is not coming to the wedding.
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Q7. He (sing) when I entered the room.
Q7. He (sing) when I entered the room.
(A) is singing
(A) is singing
(A) is singing
(B) was singing
(B) was singing
(B) was singing
(C) has been singing
(C) has been singing
(C) has been singing
(D) had been singing
(D) had been singing
(D) had been singing
Answer: (B) was singing
Answer: (B) was singing
Answer: (B) was singing
The correct answer is "He was singing when I entered the room". The past progressive tense is used to describe an ongoing action that was interrupted by another action. In this sentence, the singing was interrupted by the speaker entering the room.
The correct answer is "He was singing when I entered the room". The past progressive tense is used to describe an ongoing action that was interrupted by another action. In this sentence, the singing was interrupted by the speaker entering the room.
The correct answer is "He was singing when I entered the room". The past progressive tense is used to describe an ongoing action that was interrupted by another action. In this sentence, the singing was interrupted by the speaker entering the room.
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Q8. What is the synonym of Thwart?
Q8. What is the synonym of Thwart?
(A) impede
(A) impede
(A) impede
(B) aid
(B) aid
(B) aid
(C) support
(C) support
(C) support
(D) face
(D) face
(D) face
Answer: (A) impede
Answer: (A) impede
Answer: (A) impede
Thwart means to prevent someone from accomplishing something or to defeat a plan. It suggests a deliberate action to hinder or obstruct.
Synonyms for "Thwart":
Frustrate: To prevent from achieving a purpose.
Defeat: To overcome or conquer.
Hinder: To make it difficult for someone to do something.
Impede: To delay or prevent.
Obstruct: To block or hinder.
Undermine: To weaken or destroy.
Thwart means to prevent someone from accomplishing something or to defeat a plan. It suggests a deliberate action to hinder or obstruct. Synonyms for "Thwart": Frustrate: To prevent from achieving a purpose. Defeat: To overcome or conquer. Hinder: To make it difficult for someone to do something. Impede: To delay or prevent. Obstruct: To block or hinder. Undermine: To weaken or destroy.
Thwart means to prevent someone from accomplishing something or to defeat a plan. It suggests a deliberate action to hinder or obstruct. Synonyms for "Thwart": Frustrate: To prevent from achieving a purpose. Defeat: To overcome or conquer. Hinder: To make it difficult for someone to do something. Impede: To delay or prevent. Obstruct: To block or hinder. Undermine: To weaken or destroy.
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Q9. A ruler with complete power over a country.
Q9. A ruler with complete power over a country.
Substitute in one word.
Substitute in one word.
Substitute in one word.
(A) Democrat
(A) Democrat
(A) Democrat
(B) Dictator
(B) Dictator
(B) Dictator
(C) Aristocrat
(C) Aristocrat
(C) Aristocrat
(D) Traitor
(D) Traitor
(D) Traitor
Answer: (B) Dictator
Answer: (B) Dictator
Answer: (B) Dictator
Dictator
Synonyms: Supreme leader, Absolute ruler, Tyrant, Despot, Autocrat
Dictator Synonyms: Supreme leader, Absolute ruler, Tyrant, Despot, Autocrat
Dictator Synonyms: Supreme leader, Absolute ruler, Tyrant, Despot, Autocrat
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Q10. A family of young animals.
Q10. A family of young animals.
What is one word substitution of the phrase?
What is one word substitution of the phrase?
What is one word substitution of the phrase?
(A) nest
(A) nest
(A) nest
(B) clutch
(B) clutch
(B) clutch
(C) brood
(C) brood
(C) brood
(D) offspring
(D) offspring
(D) offspring
Answer: (C) brood
Answer: (C) brood
Answer: (C) brood
Substitute Word: brood.
A brood typically refers to a group of offspring produced at the same time by a bird or other animal.
Substitute Word: brood. A brood typically refers to a group of offspring produced at the same time by a bird or other animal.
Substitute Word: brood. A brood typically refers to a group of offspring produced at the same time by a bird or other animal.
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