SYNONYMS SOLVED PRACTICE SET 13
SYNONYMS — PRACTICE SET-13 — SOLVED
1. Menial
A) Lowly B) Tough
C) Dangerous D) Low-paid
2. Spirited
A) Heated B) Drunk
C) Enthusiastic D) Possessed
3. Eminent
A) Confident B) Authentic
C) Ingenious D) Illustrious
4. Ill-favoured
A) Unlucky B) Weak in health
C) Short-tempered D) Ugly
5. Industrious
A) Indolent B) Industrial
C) Hard-Working D) Economic
6. Benevolent
A) Beneficial B) Kind
C) Helpful D) Supportive
7. Despondent
A) Deserted B) Dejected
C) Rejected D) Repentant
8. Defer
A) Indifferent B) Deft
C) Differ D) Postpone
9. Sporadic
A) Surviving B) Sweeping
C) Irregular D) Persistent
10. Revelation
A) Anticipation B) Imagination
C) Revel in D) Disclosure
11. Pompous
A) Grandiose B) Polished
C) Modest D) Skilled
12. Inclement
A) Selfish B) Active
C) Unfavourable D) Inactive
13. Fragile
A) Soft B) Smooth
C) Flexible D) Easily broken
14. Lucid
A) Fluent B) Clear
C) Musical D) Familiar
15. Perplexed
A) Annoyed B) Disappointed
C) Puzzled D) Ruined
ANSWER KEY
1. A | 2. C | 3. D | 4. A | 5. C | 6. B | 7. B | 8. D | 9. C | 10. D |
11. A | 12. C | 13. D | 14. B | 15. C |
Solution with explanation
1. Option ‘A’ (Lowly). MENIAL = Menial work is boring, makes you feel tired, and is given a low social value; e.g.
It’s fairly menial work, such as washing dishes and cleaning floors.
3. Option ‘D’ (Illustrious). ILLUSTRIOUS = famous, well respected, and admired; e.g.
She comes from an illustrious political family that includes two former Cabinet ministers.
6. Option ‘B’ (Kind). Benevolent = kind and helpful; e.g.
He was a benevolent old man and wouldn’t hurt a fly.
7. Option ‘B’ (Dejected). DEJECTED = unhappy, disappointed, or without hope; e.g.
She looked a bit dejected when they told her she didn’t get the job.
11. Option ‘A’ (Grandiose). GRANDIOSE = larger and containing more detail than necessary, or intended to seem important or great
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