English Language MCQ practice free online · page 439

Correct option: B — Shuttle

Shuttle - to move or travel back and forth frequently. Grapple - to struggle or wrestle with something. Rupture - to break or burst suddenly. Foster - to encourage or promote the growth or development of something.

Correct option: C — Adventurous

Adventurous - willing to take risks or try new ideas. Resolute - Determined and firm in purpose. Desperate - Feeling a strong need or desire. Mythical - Related to legends or stories that may not be real.

Correct option: C — Epilogue

Epilogue - a speech by an actor at the end of a play. Prologue - an introduction at the beginning of a play or book. Monologue - a long speech by one actor in a play or film. Duologue - a conversation between two characters in a play or performance.

Correct option: A — Preface

Preface - Author's explanatory remarks at the beginning of a book Foreword - An introduction or comments written by someone other than the author at the beginning of a book. Bibliography - A list of sources (books, articles, etc.) used for research or reference. Biography - A written life story of someone's life, often written by another person.

Correct option: D — Monotonous

Monotonous - Never changing and therefore boring. Outdated - old-fashioned or no longer relevant. Impractical - not suitable or realistic in a particular situation. Idealistic - having high ideals or beliefs, often unrealistic.

Correct option: C — Decoding

Decoding - Changing secret and coded messages in a readable form Decoupling - separating or disconnecting elements that were previously linked. Encoding - converting information into a coded format or language. Encrypting - converting information into a secret code to secure it from unauthorized access.

Correct option: D — Snug

Snug - Enjoying or affording warm secure shelter or cover and opportunity for ease and contentment Undisturbed - not disrupted or interrupted; calm and peaceful. Easeful - providing comfort, relaxation, or a sense of ease. Untroubled - free from worries, problems, or disturbances.

Correct option: D — Illegible

Illegible - which cannot be read. Illiterate - someone who cannot read or write. Inaudible - which cannot be heard. Invisible - which cannot be seen.

Correct option: C — Genocide

Genocide - The murder of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group. Geronticide - The killing of elderly people. Honour killing - The killing of a family member, usually a woman, who is perceived to have brought dishonor to the family. Mariticide - The act of killing one's husband.

Correct option: D — Relic

Relic - something belonging to or surviving from an earlier period. Vestige - a small trace or mark left behind from something that existed before. Dinosaur - an extinct reptile that lived millions of years ago. Ruin - the remains of something that was once whole or complete.