The Way (English Language)
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Choose the option opposite in meaning to the word in BOLDAnini was mindless criminal
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Strong
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Mindful
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Feeling
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Memorable
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This quiz titled 'THE WAY (ENGLISH LANGUAGE)' tests knowledge of English vocabulary by asking users to find antonyms and synonyms of given words.
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Choose the option opposite in meaning to the word in BOLDThe judge blamed the plaintiff for misleading the court
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Defendant
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Complainan
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Accused
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Prosecution
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A. DefendantExplanation
The word "opposite in meaning" suggests that we are looking for a word that is the opposite of "plaintiff." In a legal context, a plaintiff is the person who brings a case against another party, while a defendant is the person who is being accused or sued. Therefore, "defendant" is the opposite of "plaintiff" and is the correct answer in this case.Rate this question:
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Choose the option opposite in meaning to the word in BOLDThe demonstrators have refused to call off their action
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Consolidate
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Start
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Resume
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End
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A. ResumeExplanation
The word in bold, "refused to call off," indicates that the demonstrators have decided to continue or carry on with their action. The option opposite in meaning to this is "resume," which means to start again or continue after a pause or interruption. This option implies that the demonstrators have temporarily stopped their action but have now decided to continue it.Rate this question:
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Choose the option opposite in meaning to the word in BOLDThe angry waves wallowed the boat
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Gentle
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Unruffled
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Cool
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Serene
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A. SereneExplanation
The word "wallowed" suggests that the waves were turbulent and aggressive, causing the boat to move in an unsteady and uncontrolled manner. Therefore, the opposite in meaning would be "serene," which implies a calm and peaceful environment without any disturbance or agitation.Rate this question:
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Choose the option opposite in meaning to the word underlinedThe principal acquiesced in the re-instatement of the striking teachers
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Released
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Rejected
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Reported
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Agreed to
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A. RejectedExplanation
The word "acquiesced" means to agree or consent to something without protest. Therefore, the option opposite in meaning to "acquiesced" would be "rejected," which means to refuse or deny something.Rate this question:
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Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word underlinedThe sulphur smouldered in the dish
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Burnt slowly
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Blazed
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Oozed
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Glistened
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A. Burnt slowlyExplanation
The word "smouldered" suggests that the sulphur was burning slowly and emitting smoke, rather than blazing or oozing. "Glistened" means to shine or sparkle, which is not the appropriate description for the sulphur in this context. Therefore, the option "burnt slowly" is the closest in meaning to the underlined word.Rate this question:
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Choose the option that gives nearest meaning to that of the idiom underlined He had to eat his word when his master appeared
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Be silent
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Confess everything
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Repeat himself
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Deny all he said
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A. Deny all he saidExplanation
The correct answer is "deny all he said" because the phrase "eat his word" means to retract or take back something that one has said. In this context, the person had to deny or disavow everything they had previously said when their master appeared.Rate this question:
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From the words lettered A-D, choose the one that best completes the following sentence Each producer is able to place price on his product by considering its
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Choice
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Assessment
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Worth
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Judgment
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A. WorthExplanation
The word "worth" is the best choice to complete the sentence because it implies that each producer is able to determine the value or importance of their product when setting a price. This suggests that the producer considers factors such as quality, demand, and market conditions to determine the worth or value of their product in order to set an appropriate price.Rate this question:
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CHoose the option that best explains each of the underlined expressions He was all eyes at the reception
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He sees everybody
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He watches eagerly
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He uses a pair pf glasses
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Everyone admires him
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A. Everyone admires himExplanation
The phrase "He was all eyes at the reception" suggests that the person mentioned is very attentive and observant. This is further supported by the option "everyone admires him" as it implies that the person's attentiveness is admired by others.Rate this question:
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