ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION Quiz for SSC Exams

 

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ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION Quiz for SSC Exams

Directions: In the following question, out of the four alternatives, select the alternative which is the best substitute of the phrase.

  • That which cannot be corrected

(a) Impregnable             (b) Immolation

 (c) Incorrigible              (d) Ineligible

  • A person who is blamed for the wrong doings of others

(a) Bursar                      (b) Captor       

 (c) Phlegmatic               (d) Scapegoat

  • The act of speaking irreverently about sacred things

(a) Atheist                       (b) Blasphemy 

 (c) Bellicose                  (d) Defection

  • A person who talks too much of himself

(a) Egoist                       (b) Elite           

 (c) Emetic                      (d) Egotist

  • Take away or alter the natural qualities of

(a) Denature                  (b) Unadulterated

 (c) Authentic                  (d) Limpid

  • Decay of organic matter producing a fetid smell

(a) Putrefy                      (b) Crisp         

(c) Neoteric                    (d) Virgin

  • Diminish in value over a period of time

(a) Escalate                    (b) Augment    

(c) Aggrandise               (d) Depreciate

  • Not able to produce children

(a) Gravid                      (b) Hebetic      

 (c) Fecund                     (d) Sterile

  • A funeral poem

(a) Elegy                                    (b) Pandemonium

(c) Parody                           (d) Sonnet

  • One who walks in sleep

(a) Drover                      (b) Fastidious 

(c) Numismatist              (d) Somnambulist

  • One skilled in telling stories

(a) Ventral                      (b) Fanatic      

(c) Raconteur                 (d) Tyro

  • Fear of Fire

(a) Arsonphobia             (b) Astraphobia          

 (c) Astropphobia                       (d) Arrhenphobia

  • One who is honourably discharged from service

(a) Belligerent                (b) Emeritus    

(c) Truant                       (d) Mercenary

  • A perception without objective reality

(a) Cynicism                   (b) Hallucination

 (c) Illusion                     (d) Optimism

  • A man devoid of kind feeling and sympathy

(a) Callous                     (b) Credulous 

(c) Gullible                     (d) Bohemian

  • One who eats too much

(a) Impostor                   (b) Glutton      

(c) Hypochondriac         (d) Intestate

  • A roundabout way of speaking

(a) Centipede                 (b) Circumlocution

(c) Coercion                   (d) Concentric

  • An old unmarried woman

(a) Masochist                 (b) Septuagenarian

(c) Sniper                       (d) Spinster

  • One who is determined to take full revenge for wrongs done to him

(a) Enmity                      (b) Nigger       

(c) Pedantic                    (d) Vindictive

  • Just punishment for wrongdoing

(a) Dandy                       (b) Nemesis     

(c) Prodigy                     (d) Wagon

  • A strong blast of wind (ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION Quiz for SSC Exams

(a) Implosion                  (b) Trickle       

(c) Gust                          (d) Mantle

  • Phobia of dogs

(a) Orophobia                (b) Cynophobia          

(c) Vatrachophobia        (d) Phemophobia

  • One who is new to a profession

(a) Nuance                     (b) Pun           

 (c) Tyro                         (d) Vandal

  • A speech or a presentation made without previous preparation

(a) Euphemism               (b) Obituary    

(c) Extempore                 (d) Soliloquy

  • Easily duped or fooled

(a) Bigot                         (b) Gullible     

(c) Ridicule                     (d) Venerable

अवश्य पढ़े  – idimos and Quiz Question

  • Atonement for one’s sins

(a) Elite                          (b) Ignoramus 

(c) Incendiary                (d) Repentance

  • Killing of one’s own child

(a) Foeticide                   (b) Filicide      

(c) Infanticide                 (d) Lupicide

  • A lover of work

(a) Oenophile                 (b) Technophile

(c) Romanophile             (d) Ergophile

  • Giving undue favours to one’s own kith and kin

(a) Ableism                     (b) Iconoclast 

(c) Maiden                     (d) Nepotism

  • One who does not care for literature or art

(a) Dictator                    (b) Hypocrite  

(c) Philistine                   (d) Primitive

  • To give up a throne voluntarily

(a) Archer                      (b) Bigot         

(c) Abdicate                    (d) Delegate

  • Words written on the tomb of a person

(a) Epigram                    (b) Epitome     

(c) Epicure                     (d) Epitaph

  • Mania for travel

(a) Dromomania                        (b) Hypomania           

 (c) Megalomania                       (d) Nymphomania

  • One who has suddenly gained new wealth, power or prestige

(a) Egotist                      (b) Imposter    

 (c) Parvenu                   (d) Scullery

  • An associate in crime

(a) Accomplice               (b) Callous      

 (c) Itinerant                   (d) Philistine

  • Man behaving more like a woman than as a man

(a) Biped                                    (b) Effeminate 

 (c) Gregarious              (d) Inalienable

  • Speaking with a stammer or lisp

(a) Melliloquent             (b) Dentiloquent

 (c) Fatiloquent              (d) Stuttering

  • Excessive desire to work

(a) Ergomania                (b) Idolomania

 (c) Islomania                 (d) Ethnomania

  • Study of tumours

(a) Oenology                  (b) Oncology  

 (c) Phrenology              (d) Upology

  • The highest point

(a) Tempest                    (b) Outpost     

(c) Archive                     (d) Zenith

  • That which is away from centre

(a) Eccentric                  (b) Eclectic     

 (c) Ellipsis                     (d) Equine

  • One who value practicality

(a) Apotheosis                (b) Pliable       

(c) Pragmatist                (d) Realist

  • One who loads and uploads ships

(a) Stevedore                  (b) Transgressor

(c) Lapidist                     (d) Reticent

  • Belief or opinion contrary to what is generally accepted

(a) Invocation                (b) Incognito   

(c) Heresy                      (d) Mercenary

  • Distorted representation of something

(a) Travesty                    (b) Solemnity  

(c) Seriousness               (d) Gravity

  • A feeling of intense longing for something

(a) Yearning                   (b) Apathy       

(c) Satiety                       (d) Gratification

  • In exactly the same words as were used originally

(a) Verbatim                   (b) Offbeat      

(c) Divergent                  (d) Contrary

  • A person inclined to question or doubt accepted opinions

(a) Adherent                   (b) Sceptic      

(c) Zealot                                    (d) Ineligible

  • Showing strong feeling

(a) Meek                         (b) Vehement  

(c) Apathetic                   (d) Impotent

  • A sheath for the blade of a sword

(a) Scabbard                  (b) Denude     

(c) Divulge                     (d) Expose

  • The upward force that a fluid exerts on a body floating in it

(a) Upthrust                   (b) Plunge       

(c) Submerge                  (d) Capsize

  • The use of irony to mock or convey contempt

(a) Sanction                   (b) Flatter       

(c) Compliment               (d) Sarcasm

  • The crime of betraying one’s country

(a) Treason                    (b) Frankness 

 (c) Fidelity                     (d) Allegiance

Read More : Idioms and Phrases Quiz Questions

  • Fanatical and uncompromising pursuit of ideals
(a) Nonpartisan              (b) Zealotry     
 (c) Neutral                     (d) Aloof
  • Seeing to harm someone in return for a perceived injury
(a) Affable                      (b) Cordial      
(c) Vengeful                    (d) Benign
  • The state of being in short supply

(a) Plethora                    (b) Myriad      

(c) Scarcity                     (d) Profusion

  • Protection of or authority over someone

(a) Autonomous              (b) Tutelage    

(c) Nonaligned               (d) Unaided

  • Optimistic in an apparently difficult situation

(a) Sanguine                  (b) Pallid        

(c) Pessimistic                (d) Sallow

  • Conformity to facts

(a) Veracity                    (b) Deceit        

(c) Hypothesis                (d) Theory

  • Search for and collect anything usable from discarded waste

(a) Scavenge                  (b) Disperse    

 (c) Dissipate                  (d) Scatter

  • Excessively lengthy speech

(a) Concision                 (b) Verbiage   

 (c) Curt                         (d) Succinct

  • An ornamented staff carried by rulers on ceremonial occasions as a symbol of sovereignty

(a) Spectacle                  (b) Receptacle 

 (c) Sceptre                     (d) Zephyr

  • The quality or state of being exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed

(a) Vigour                      (b) Vulnerability

 (c) Fortitude                  (d) Clout

  • A solemn promise or undertaking

(a) Pledge                      (b) Deceit        

(c) Myth                         (d) Perjury

  • Interrupt (a public speaker) with derisive or aggressive comments or abuse

(a) Heckle                      (b) Soothe       

(c) Allay                         (d) Dulcify

  • Not being what it purports to be (ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION Quiz for SSC Exams)

(a) Legitimate                 (b) Palpable    

 (c) Evident                     (d) Spurious

  • The state or quality of being holy

(a) Avarice                     (b) Baseness   

(c) Sanctity                     (d) Parsimony

  • A substance easily evaporated at normal temperatures

(a) Volatile                     (b) Steadfast   

(c) Enduring                   (d) Definite

  • Deriving pleasure from inflicting pain

(a) Sadistic                     (b) Genial       

 (c) Tender                     (d) Placid

  • A person highly skilled ion music

(a) Virtuoso                    (b) Amateur    

 (c) Novice                      (d) Dabbler

  • Free from disturbance

(a) Tranquil                    (b) Agitated     

(c) Chaotic                     (d) Violent

  • An arrangement of flowers fastened in a ring used for laying on a grave

(a) Brier                         (b) Prickle       

(c) Wreath                      (d) Splint

  • To move back and forth or sideways
(a) Sojourn                     (b) Tarriance  
(c) Traverse                    (d) Breather
  • The remains of something that has been badly damaged
(a) Pristine                     (b) Immaculate           
(c) Wreckage                  (d) Sterile
  • Deliberately destroy something for military advantage

(a) Devotion                   (b) Fidelity      

(c) Sabotage                   (d) Ardour

  • The area near or surrounding a particular place

(a) Horizon                    (b) Vicinity      

(c) Distant                      (d) Removed

  • Full of twists and turns

(a) Tortuous                   (b) Smooth      

(c) Cinch                                    (d) Fascile

  • The practice of magic

(a) Palpable                   (b) Witchery    

(c) Substantial                (d) Corporal

  • Irritating inconvenience

(a) Tranquillity               (b) Hassle       

(c) Harmony                   (d) Rectitude

  • A punishment imposed for breaking a law, rule, or contract

(a) Penalty                     (b) Reprieve    

(c) Grace                                    (d) Amnesty

  • Complete with regard to every detail

(a) Thorough                  (b) Lackadaisical

(c) Lax                            (d) Cursory

  • The faculty or power of using one’s will

(a) Antagonism               (b) Aversion    

(c) Rejection                   (d) Volition

SSC Special Notes

  • The quality of being particularly noticeable

(a) Salience                    (b) Frivolous   

(c) Immaterial                (d) Trivial

  • Of a disease or poison extremely severe or harmful in its effects

(a) Innocuous                 (b) Virulent     

(c) Naïve                                    (d) Inoffensive

  • A person or thing that is likely to cause harm

(a) Menace                     (b) Cordial      

(c) Festal                                    (d) Blithe

  • Having or involving an extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something

(a) Valiant                      (b) Stout          

(c) Phobic                      (d) Foolhardy

One Word substitution CGL (PT) 2016

  • A person who has lost the protection on the law.

(a) Outlaw                      (b) Immigrant

(c) Outcast                     (d) Orphan

  • Falsification of documents etc.

(a) Xeroxing                   (b) Forgery     

(c) Laminating                (d) Copying

  • To make atonement for one’s sins

(a) Expiate                     (b) Renounce  

(c) Remonstrate              (d) Recant

  • Committing murder in revenge

(a) Massacre                  (b) Vendetta    

(c) Homicide                  (d) Regicide

  • The thing that can be easily broken

(a) Amorphous               (b) Brittle        

(c) Subtle                                    (d) Solid

  • An unimportant person

(a) Nonagenarian                      (b) Nonentity   

(c) Nonpareil                  (d) Nonconformist

  • Expert who scientifically study insects

(a) Gerontologists          (b) Pathologists          

(c) Entomologists                       (d) Ornithologists

  • One who pretends to be what he is not

(a) Hypocrite                  (b) Pessimist   

(c) Optimist                    (d) Infallible

  • A paper/story/poem first written out by hand

(a) Handicraft                (b) Manuscript

(c) Handiwork                (d) Thesis

  • A place where money is coined (ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION Quiz for SSC Exams

(a) Bank                         (b) Mint          

(c) Firm                          (d) Parliament

  • The process by means of which plants and animals breathe

(a) Respiration               (b) Germination          

(c) Absorption                (d) Transpiration

  • One who sneers at the aims and beliefs of his fellow men

(a) Critic                                    (b) Connoisseur          

(c) Pedant                      (d) Cynic

  • Property inherited from one’s father or ancestors

(a) Patrimony                 (b) Mercenary

(c) Hereditary                (d) Aristocracy

  • A person who is woman in his habits

(a) Feminist                    (b) Philogynist

(c) Effeminate                 (d) Feminine

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