English GAT MCQs
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Answer: \'Amalgamate\' means to combine or unite to form one.
Answer: \'Perfunctory\' means carried out with minimal effort or reflection.
Answer: \'Zealous\' means having great energy or enthusiasm for a cause.
Answer: \'Ephemeral\' means lasting a very short time. \'Fleeting\' is its synonym.
Answer: \'Prudent\' means acting with care and thought. \'Reckless\' is its opposite.
Answer: \'Meticulous\' means showing great care about small details.
Answer: \'Sycophant\' means a person who acts obsequiously to gain advantage.
Answer: \'Garrulous\' means excessively talkative about trivial things.
Answer: \'Ambiguous\' means open to more than one interpretation. \'Vague\' is similar.
Answer: \'Nefarious\' means wicked or criminal. \'Wicked\' is its synonym.
Answer: Only \'Discriminatory\' would logically lead to a downfall.
Answer: \'Apposite\' means appropriate and relevant. The context requires a word meaning relevant.
Answer: \'Surreptitious\' means kept secret because it would not be approved of.
Answer: Subject pronouns \'He\' and \'I\' are required as subjects of the sentence.
Answer: \'Tenacious\' means holding firmly. \'Persistent\' means continuing firmly.
Answer: \'Affect\' is a verb meaning to influence. \'Effect\' is the noun form.
Answer: \'Extravagant\' means lacking restraint in spending. \'Frugal\' is its opposite.
Answer: Only \'Arrogant\' would make someone unpopular among colleagues.
Answer: \'Blunder\' means a stupid or careless mistake.
Answer: \'Voracious\' means having a very eager approach. \'Moderate\' is its opposite.