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English Grammar Objective Questions: MCQs On ‘Antonyms’

English Grammar Objective Questions: MCQs on ‘Antonyms’

English Grammar Objective Questions: MCQs on ‘Antonyms’

DIRECTIONS:  In the following questions choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word.

  1. Obtuse

(a) Sharp-witted

(b) Transparent

(c) Timid

(d) Blunt

Correct Answer
Option (a) Sharp-witted.

Explanation:

Obtuse means: Stupid or slow to understand.

  1. Debacle

(a) Success

(b) Response

(c) Acceptance

(d) Agreement

Correct Answer
Option (c) Acceptance

Explanation:

The word Debacle (Noun) means: A situation that is a complete failure and causes embarrassment.

  1. Amorphous

(a) Amoral

(b) Definite

(c) Perfect

(d) Irregular

Correct Answer
Option (b) Definite.

Explanation:

The word Amorphous (Adjective) means: Shapeless ; irregular, having no definite shape.

  1. Adulteration

(a) Purification

(b) Normalization

(c) Rejuvenation

(d) Consternation

Correct Answer
Option (a) Purification.

Explanation:

  • The word Adulteration (Noun) means: Making impure by mixing; contamination.
  • The word Purification (Noun) means: Making something pure by removing substances that are dirty or harmful

  1. Relinquish

(a) Relish

(b) Continue

(c) Vanish

(d) Quench

Correct Answer
Option (b) Continue.

Explanation:

The opposite of ‘Relinquish’ is ‘Continue’.

Relinquish means: To ‘give up’.

  1. Coherent

(a) Distorted

(b) Disorganized

(c) Inept

(d) Carefree

Correct Answer
Option (b) Disorganized.

Explanation:

Disorganised means: Muddled, jumbled, confused and coherent means clear.

  1. Predilection

(a) Predicament

(b) Afterthought

(c) Aversion

(d) Postponement

Correct Answer
Option (c) Aversion.

Explanation:

Predilection refers to: Like a lot and ‘Aversion’ is the correct antonym.

  1. Serene

(a) Calm

(b) Angry

(c) Ruffled

(d) Bitter

Correct Answer
Option (c) Ruffled.

Explanation:

The opposite of ‘serene’ is ‘ruffled’.

  1. Redundant

(a) Repentant

(b) Surplus

(c) Singular

(d) Required

Correct Answer
Option (c) Singular

Explanation:

Redundant means: Excessive. Its opposite is ‘Singular’.

  1. Boisterous

(a) Serenity

(b) Calm

(c) Cheerful

(d) Courageous

Correct Answer
Option (b) Calm.

Explanation:

Boisterous means: Noisy and mischievous. Its opposite is ‘Calm’.

  1. Equilibrium

(a) Work out

(b) Disturb

(c) Imbalance

(d) Unevenness

Correct Answer
Option (c) Imbalance

Explanation:

  • Equilibrium means: To balance.
  • Its opposite is ‘Imbalance’.

  1. Focus

(a) Disappear

(b) Disperse

(c) Link

(d) Layer

Correct Answer
Option (b) Disperse.

Explanation:

  • Focus means: The main or central point.
  • Its opposite is Disperse that means: Spread across.

  1. Superfluous

(a) Essential

(b) Excess

(c) Unwanted

(d) Necessary

Correct Answer
Option (d) Necessary.

Explanation:

  • Superfluous means: Unnecessary.
  • Its opposite is ‘Necessary’.

  1. Start

(a) Continue

(b) Break

(c) Begin

(d) Resume

Correct Answer
Option (b) Break.

Explanation:

  • Start means: To begin.
  • Its opposite is ‘Break’.

  1. Tremulous

(a) Steady

(b) Obese

(c) Young

(d) Healthy

Correct Answer
Option (a) Steady.

Explanation:

  • Tremulous means: Unsteady.
  • Steady is the Opposite.

English Grammar Objective Questions: MCQs on ‘Antonyms’

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