MCQs Based on General English

(A) Something that seems bad but is actually good

(B) Something that looks good but is actually bad

(C) An unexpected gift

(D) A disguise for something bad

(A) To break something frozen

(B) To start a conversation in a social setting

(C) To solve a difficult problem

(D) To escape from a situation

(A) To endure a painful experience

(B) To be extremely aggressive

(C) To refuse to take action

(D) To run away from danger

(A) To stay up late working or studying

(B) To burn something by accident

(C) To waste time doing unnecessary tasks

(D) To stop working after hours

(A) To waste time worrying about something that cannot be undone

(B) To cry about an emotional event

(C) To be upset about a minor issue

(D) To be angry at someone

(A) To make a mistake

(B) To speak or do something exactly right

(C) To be angry

(D) To make a foolish decision

(A) Take care of what you have rather than risk losing it for something uncertain

(B) Two birds are better than one

(C) It is better to chase after something than to keep it

(D) The birds will fly away anyway

(A) To let something escape

(B) To reveal a secret or a surprise by mistake

(C) To keep something hidden

(D) To make a bad decision

(A) The situation is out of control

(B) It is now your responsibility to take action

(C) You are playing a game

(D) You need to make a decision quickly

(A) To put out a fire

(B) To make a situation worse

(C) To ignore a problem

(D) To resolve a conflict

(A) To work excessively hard and tire oneself out

(B) To waste time

(C) To be wasteful

(D) To avoid work

(A) Early risers are successful

(B) It's good to sleep in

(C) Birds are active early

(D) You should avoid being early

(A) Pictures are better than words

(B) Words are more powerful than pictures

(C) Pictures can express ideas better than verbal descriptions

(D) Words can express things better than pictures

(A) Something that happens rarely

(B) Something that happens frequently

(C) Something that happens every day

(D) Something that happens once a month

(A) Something of great value

(B) Something that is rare

(C) Something that is very common

(D) Something that is highly expensive

(A) To feel healthy

(B) To feel sick or unwell

(C) To feel happy

(D) To feel relaxed

(A) To take a risk by concentrating all resources in one area

(B) To carry a heavy load

(C) To trust someone completely

(D) To be very cautious with resources

(A) To finish work for the day

(B) To start working

(C) To call someone on the phone

(D) To rest after working hard

(A) To avoid answering directly

(B) To find a solution to a problem

(C) To focus on a topic

(D) To make a clear statement

(A) To be unsure about something at the last moment

(B) To feel physically cold

(C) To be prepared for a challenge

(D) To take a decision quickly

(A) To sleep

(B) To rest after a hard day's work

(C) To play a game

(D) To clean up

(A) To take a long time

(B) To happen very quickly

(C) To blink repeatedly

(D) To happen slowly

(A) It’s your responsibility to act

(B) Someone else is in charge

(C) It’s time to leave the game

(D) You need to take a break

(A) To follow the rules exactly

(B) To take shortcuts or reduce quality

(C) To make something appear more difficult

(D) To handle something with care

(A) To scream for help

(B) To tell a lie repeatedly

(C) To protect someone

(D) To make a warning signal

(A) To do things in the wrong order

(B) To work efficiently

(C) To focus on something important

(D) To make the right decision

(A) To let things stay as they are without causing problems

(B) To disturb something peaceful

(C) To ignore problems

(D) To seek revenge

(A) To outshine someone

(B) To steal something from someone

(C) To speak before someone else can

(D) To take credit for someone else's work

(A) To be upset or angry about something

(B) To carry something heavy

(C) To stand tall with confidence

(D) To be physically fit

(A) To give up or admit defeat

(B) To start over again

(C) To clean something

(D) To fight hard until the end

(A) Ornithologist

(B) Entomologist

(C) Anthropologist

(D) Biologist

(A) Mute

(B) Deaf

(C) Dumb

(D) Blind

(A) Bibliophile

(B) Bibliomania

(C) Philemon

(D) Bookworm

(A) Polyglot

(B) Linguist

(C) Scholar

(D) Pundit

(A) Novelist

(B) Playwright

(C) Author

(D) Editor

(A) Zoo

(B) Aviary

(C) Sanctuary

(D) Menagerie

(A) Florist

(B) Horticulturist

(C) Gardener

(D) Botanist

(A) Jockey

(B) Stableman

(C) Farrier

(D) Groom

(A) Atlas

(B) Globe

(C) Cartography

(D) Directory

(A) Theologian

(B) Philosopher

(C) Historian

(D) Sociologist

(A) Pioneer

(B) Adventurer

(C) Explorer

(D) Traveler

(A) Optimist

(B) Pessimist

(C) Miser

(D) Cynic

(A) Artist

(B) Curator

(C) Critic

(D) Painter

(A) Historian

(B) Archaeologist

(C) Sociologist

(D) Paleontologist

(A) Arachnophobia

(B) Xenophobia

(C) Claustrophobia

(D) Hydrophobia

(A) Idealist

(B) Optimist

(C) Pessimist

(D) Cynic

(A) Democracy

(B) Monarchy

(C) Republic

(D) Dictatorship

(A) Nomad

(B) Vagabond

(C) Itinerant

(D) Traveler

(A) General

(B) Soldier

(C) Lieutenant

(D) Commander

(A) Numismatist

(B) Philatelist

(C) Collector

(D) Archivist