GIKI · English · 20 questions
Name: ____________________ Date: ____________
Choose the word closest in meaning to CANDID.
Choose the word opposite in meaning to DILIGENT.
He ___ to Lahore, so he is not here today.
If I ___ you, I would apologise.
Choose the correctly spelled word.
He apologised ___ being late.
The plural of CRITERION is:
RELUCTANT means:
Each of the students ___ a book.
The idiom BEAT AROUND THE BUSH means:
Choose the word closest in meaning to ARDUOUS.
Choose the word opposite in meaning to ANCIENT.
Hardly ___ the station when the train left.
He insisted ___ paying the bill.
Pick the correct spelling.
The idiom ONCE IN A BLUE MOON means:
Neither of the boys ___ ready.
The word AMBIGUOUS means:
Between you and ___, the plan is risky.
The report was prepared ___ the committee.
1. A, 2. D, 3. C, 4. B, 5. A, 6. B, 7. A, 8. A, 9. C, 10. B, 11. A, 12. C, 13. A, 14. A, 15. B, 16. B, 17. B, 18. B, 19. D, 20. A
A candid person speaks honestly and openly.
A diligent person works hard, and a lazy person does not.
The singular subject needs has with the past participle.
The subjunctive uses were for an unreal condition.
Necessary has one c and two s.
We apologise for something.
Criteria is the plural, from the Greek word.
A reluctant person does not want to do something.
Each takes a singular verb.
It means to talk about other things and not the main point.
An arduous task needs a lot of effort.
Ancient means very old, and modern means of the present.
After hardly the helper verb comes first, so the pattern is hardly had we reached.
The phrase is insist on.
Embarrass has a double r and a double s.
It describes something that happens very rarely.
Neither is singular here.
An ambiguous statement can be read in different ways.
After a preposition the object form me is used.
The passive form uses by to name the doer.