1

Choose the correct definition of the word "erroneous".

A) wrong; correct

B) right; incorrect

C) right; correct

D) wrong; incorrect

2

Identify the correct definition of the word "reluctant".

A) A person who is always excited and eager to do something.

B) A state of being very confident and motivated.

C) A type of strong feeling of happiness or joy.

D) Unwilling or hesitant to do something.

3

What is the correct antonym of the word 'utter'?

A) Total

B) Pure

C) Uncertain

D) Complete

4

Fill in the blanks by using a word that has a similar meaning to "vehement".

Mihika’s____determination propelled her to achieve remarkable success against all odds.

A) calm

B) fierce

C) gentle

D) peaceful

5

Choose the correct sentence with the word "erroneous".

A) She believed the erroneous theory without questioning its flawed reasoning.

B) She believed the erroneous theory, leading to successful actions.

C) The teacher praised the student for their erroneous answers in the exam.

D) The report contained erroneous information, leading to confusion among team members.

6

Fill in the blanks by using a word that has an opposite meaning to the keyword "extricate".

Please____the document to your email and send it promptly.

A) extract

B) liberate

C) detach

D) attach

7

Fill in the blank using a word with an opposite meaning to the keyword "reluctant".

She was____about the upcoming concert and couldn’t wait to see her favorite band perform.

A) disinclined

B) enthusiastic

C) unwilling

D) hesitant

8

Shika expressed her feelings with vehement passion.

Identify the parts of speech for the word "vehement".

A) Noun

B) Adverb

C) Adjective

D) Verb

9

Choose the correct definition for the word "extricate".

A) Free(someone or something) from a constraint or difficulty.

B) Partially free(someone or something) from a constraint or difficulty.

C) Attach(someone or something) from a constraint or difficulty.

D) Occupied(someone or something) from a constraint or difficulty.

10

Which of the following is not a synonym of the "utter"?

A) Pure

B) Mixed

C) Complete

D) Total