GAT
Graduate Assessment Test preparation MCQs covering verbal, quantitative, analytical reasoning and general knowledge.
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GAT
Graduate Assessment Test preparation MCQs covering verbal, quantitative, analytical reasoning and general knowledge.
Answer: Subject pronouns \'He\' and \'I\' are required as subjects of the sentence.
Answer: \'Austere\' means severe or strict in manner. \'Strict\' is similar.
Answer: \'Clandestine\' means kept secret or done secretively.
Answer: \'Garrulous\' means excessively talkative. \'Quiet\' is its opposite.
Answer: An 'Incoherent' speech would fail to persuade.
Answer: 'Laudable' means deserving praise. \'Deplorable\' is its opposite.
Answer: 'Perennial' means enduring or recurring for a long time.
Answer: 'Scrutinize' means to examine closely. \'Examine\' is its synonym.
Answer: 'Obstreperous' means noisy and difficult to control.
Answer: 'Vivacious' means attractively lively. \'Dull\' is its opposite.
Answer: 'Fewer' is used with countable nouns like \'errors\'.
Answer: 'Verbose' means using more words than needed. \'Wordy\' is its synonym.
Answer: \'Desiccate\' means to remove the moisture from something.
Answer: 'Complacent' means showing smug satisfaction. \'Self-satisfied\' is similar.
Answer: 'Pulchritude' means beauty or physical attractiveness.
Answer: 'Magnanimous' means generous. \'Stingy\' is its opposite.
Answer: \'Momentous\' means of great importance, appropriate for a discovery.
Answer: 'Meticulous' means very careful. \'Careless\' is its opposite.
Answer: 'Soporific' means tending to induce drowsiness or sleep.
Answer: 'Dearth' means a scarcity or lack of something.