Directions to Solve
In the following the questions choose the word which best expresses the meaning of the given word.
1. What is the synonym of “Kindle”?
(a) Extinguish
(b) Ignite
(c) Freeze
(d) Hide
Answer:
(b) Ignite
Explanation:
“Kindle” means to start a fire or spark an emotion. “Ignite” is the closest synonym.
2. What is the synonym of “Lucid”?
(a) Confusing
(b) Clear
(c) Dark
(d) Complicated
Answer:
(b) Clear
Explanation:
“Lucid” means easy to understand or very clear. Therefore, “Clear” is the correct synonym.
3. What is the synonym of “Meager”?
(a) Abundant
(b) Scarce
(c) Large
(d) Rich
Answer:
(b) Scarce
Explanation:
“Meager” means lacking in quantity or insufficient. Hence, “Scarce” is correct.
4. What is the synonym of “Notorious”?
(a) Famous
(b) Infamous
(c) Respected
(d) Unknown
Answer:
(b) Infamous
Explanation:
“Notorious” means famous for something bad. “Infamous” conveys the same meaning.
5. What is the synonym of “Optimistic”?
(a) Hopeful
(b) Hopeless
(c) Negative
(d) Sad
Answer:
(a) Hopeful
Explanation:
“Optimistic” means expecting positive outcomes. Therefore, “Hopeful” is the correct synonym.
6. What is the synonym of “Peril”?
(a) Safety
(b) Comfort
(c) Danger
(d) Peace
Answer:
(c) Danger
Explanation:
“Peril” means serious danger or risk. Hence, “Danger” is the closest synonym.
7. What is the synonym of “Quiver”?
(a) Tremble
(b) Relax
(c) Laugh
(d) Sleep
Answer:
(a) Tremble
Explanation:
“Quiver” means to shake or tremble slightly. Therefore, “Tremble” is correct.
8. What is the synonym of “Robust”?
(a) Weak
(b) Fragile
(c) Strong
(d) Sick
Answer:
(c) Strong
Explanation:
“Robust” means strong and healthy. Hence, “Strong” is the correct synonym.
9. What is the synonym of “Subtle”?
(a) Obvious
(b) Delicate
(c) Loud
(d) Clear
Answer:
(b) Delicate
Explanation:
“Subtle” means delicate or not immediately obvious. Therefore, “Delicate” is the closest synonym.
10. What is the synonym of “Tolerate”?
(a) Reject
(b) Endure
(c) Avoid
(d) Resist
Answer:
(b) Endure
Explanation:
“Tolerate” means to allow or endure something unpleasant. Hence, “Endure” is correct.