Synonyms & Antonyms Worksheet 10

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Directions (Q. Nos. 1-10) In the following questions, out of the given four alternatives, select the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word.


1. Vicarious  (a) ambitious (b) not experienced personally (c) nostalgic (d) vindictive 


2. Debonair 

(a) bedridden (b) candid (c) elegant (d) thrifty 


3. Browbeat 

(a) to bully (b) to chase (c) to give a hint (d) to revive 


4. Extol [CDS 2006] 

(a) steal (b) praise (c) exterior (d) excess 


5. Celerity 

(a) quickness (b) bachelorhood (c) lineage (d) backwardness


6. Her views are not in consonance with her husband’s. 

(a) in disagreement (b) in conflict (c) in agreement (d) contradictory 


7. The maidservant left the police station contrite. 

(a) penitent (b) sore (c) angry (d) remorseless 


8. Being a sociable bird she was conspicuous by her absence in the club last evening. 

(a) important (b) prominent (c) ignorant (d) apparent 


9. The communal politics has done an imponderable loss to the unity of India. 

(a) incalculable (b) invaluable (c) irreparable (d) invulnerable 


10. Furtive glances were exchanged between the lovers at the feast. 

(a) unknown (b) secret (c) unsuspecting (d) clandestine


Directions (Q. Nos. 11-20)  In the following questions, out of the given four alternatives, select the one which is opposite in meaning of the given word.


11. Inordinate 

(a) distant (b) facile (c) moderate (d) attractive


12. Modicum [CDS 2006] 

(a) surfeit (b) decent (c) adulation (d) modern13. Salubrious 

(a) perfect (b) anonymous (c) clean (d) unwholesome 


14. Choleric 

(a) affluent (b) brave (c) pleasant (d) tired 


15. Spasmodic 

(a) ill-humoured (b) ancient (c) regular (d) tireless


16. In facing adverse situations, he was very stoical. 

(a) tactless (b) flinching (c) awkward (d) assured 


17. They made a profligate use of scarce resources. 

(a) proper (b) extravagant (c) effective (d) thrifty 


18. The consultant analysed the proposal carefully before he decided to jettison it. 

(a) abandon (b) strengthen (c) accept (d) modify 


19. The politician was flummoxed by the questions put to him. 

(a) comfortable (b) annoyed (c) delighted (d) disconcerted 


20. Throughout the evening, Rahul looked very doleful. [CDS 2003] 

(a) aggressive (b) cheerful (c) tired (d) involved


Answers

Q1 B

Q2 C

Q3 A

Q4 B

Q5 A

Q6 A

Q7 B

Q8 D

Q9 B

Q10 B

Q11 C

Q12 A

Q13 D

Q14 C

Q15 C

Q16 B

Q17 D

Q18 C

Q19 A

Q20 B

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