Can You Pass This GMAT Verbal Test? Trivia Quiz

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1. What is the synonym of "stubborn"?

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The word "stubborn" refers to someone who is unyielding or resistant to change. The synonym for this word is "obstinate," which also means someone who is stubborn and refuses to change their opinion or behavior. Therefore, "obstinate" is the correct answer as it has the closest meaning to "stubborn" among the given options.

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Can you pass this GMAT verbal test? Each question in this test calls for critical reasoning and more importantly, evaluates your level of comprehension. Understanding the correct use... see moreof the English language is vital in checking out comprehension levels and passing the rudiments of writing as well as meaning of some words. Do take this quiz and get to assess yourself on some common yet confusing questions. All the best! see less

2. What is the antonym of "give"?

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The antonym of "give" is "take" because "give" means to transfer possession or control of something to someone, while "take" means to acquire or obtain possession or control of something.

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3. Which of these word is odd among others?

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The word "Table" is the odd one out because it is not a common item used for writing or studying, unlike the other options which are all related to education or writing.

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4. What does it mean "to err"?

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"To err" means to make a mistake or to commit an offense. It refers to the act of doing something wrong or incorrect, often unintentionally. This phrase implies that the person has made an error in judgment or action, resulting in a wrongdoing or transgression. It does not mean to harvest quickly, to pace forward, or to flee from evil.

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5. Which of these is the superlative adjective?

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The superlative adjective is used to compare three or more things and indicate the highest degree of a quality. In this question, "hardest" is the superlative adjective because it is used to compare the level of difficulty among multiple things. "Harsh" is a simple adjective describing something as severe or cruel, "hard" is a comparative adjective indicating a higher degree of difficulty than something else, and "harder" is also a comparative adjective but not the superlative form.

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6. What is the plural of "sheep"?

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The plural of "sheep" is "sheep" because it is an irregular noun that does not change in its plural form.

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7. What is the author of a dictionary called?

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A lexicographer is the author of a dictionary. They are responsible for compiling, editing, and creating the content of a dictionary. They research and define words, provide examples of usage, and organize the entries in a systematic manner. A lexicographer's expertise lies in understanding the structure, meaning, and history of words. They play a crucial role in documenting and preserving language, making dictionaries an essential tool for language learners, researchers, and anyone seeking to explore the vast world of words.

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8. What is the opposite of "dull"?

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The opposite of "dull" is "brilliant" because "dull" refers to something lacking brightness, interest, or excitement, while "brilliant" means extremely bright, vibrant, or intelligent. Therefore, "brilliant" is the direct opposite of "dull."

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9. What is to bread, when fruit is to juice?

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The relationship between bread and fruit is that fruit is used to make juice, similarly, flour is used to make bread.

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10. What gives a sentence a meaning?

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The predicate of a sentence is responsible for providing the main information about the subject and giving the sentence its meaning. It typically contains the verb and any accompanying words or phrases that describe the action or state of the subject. Without a predicate, a sentence would lack a clear message or purpose, making it meaningless. Therefore, the predicate is the element that gives a sentence its meaning.

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What is the synonym of "stubborn"?
What is the antonym of "give"?
Which of these word is odd among others?
What does it mean "to err"?
Which of these is the superlative adjective?
What is the plural of "sheep"?
What is the author of a dictionary called?
What is the opposite of "dull"?
What is to bread, when fruit is to juice?
What gives a sentence a meaning?
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