Persevere

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In the following questions out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word.

Persevere

A. Fickle

B. Persist

C. Constant

D. Polite

Persevere means continue in a course of action even in the face of difficulty or with little or no indication of success. Persist means continue in an opinion or course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition.

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Focus

A. Disappear

B. Disperse

C. Link

D. Layer

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Catastrophe

A. tragedy

B. anger

C. violence

D. hatred

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GRADUAL

A. Energetic

B. Dynamic

C. Rapid

D. Enthusiastic

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Fair

A. untrue

B. unjust

C. coarse

D. harsh

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Coherent

A. Distorted

B. Disorganized

C. Inept

D. Carefree

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An opinion contrary to popular belief

A. Paradox

B. Orthodoxy

C. Hearsay

D. Heresy

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One who believes everything he or she hears.

A. Credulous

B. Credible

C. Creditable

D. Credential

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Assess

A. overload

B. measure

C. permit

D. enter

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Indiscriminate

A. undifferentiated

B. instant

C. sensible

D. discreet

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MACABRE

A. Innocent

B. Tarried

C. Gruesome

D. Pleasing

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PROCRASTINATE

A. Multiply

B. Irregular

C. Postpone

D. Predict

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A poem of fourteen lines.

A. Ballad

B. Psalm

C. Sonnet

D. Carol

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Mutual loyalty among group members

A. etiquette

B. homogeneity

C. espirit de corps

D. rendezvous

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Persevere

A. Fickle

B. Persist

C. Constant

D. Polite

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Mercy-killing of patients who are incurably ill

A. circumspection

B. benignity

C. euthanasia

D. apoplexy

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A person who believes that only selfishness motivates human actions

A. agnostic

B. cynic

C. sceptic

D. misogynist

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For the following questions, choose the option which does not belong to the group (ODD-ONE-OUT).

A. dishonour

B. laud

C. brand

D. stigmatise

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CADAVEROUS

A. Skilful

B. Obese

C. Lucid

D. Inquisitive

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Brutal

A. Adamant

B. Humane

C. Fearless

D. Criminal

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COLLAPSE

A. Rise

B. Failure

C. Rebirth

D. Debt

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PARLEY

A. Discuss

B. Deliver

C. Sweeten

D. Race

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BOISTEROUS

A. Serene

B. Tumultuous

C. Brazen

D. Opaque

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Scorn

A. concise

B. despise

C. bias

D. fierce

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Wild imagination.

A. Whim

B. Fantasy

C. Fancy

D. Memory

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A long boring speech

A. horology

B. harangue

C. valediction

D. filibuster

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SUBLIME

A. Base

B. Concise

C. Partial

D. Insist

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Instrument that magnifies objects

A. Microscope

B. Periscope

C. Stethoscope

D. Telescope

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Invoice

A. Word

B. Sound

C. Statement

D. Language

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Something short-lived

A. ephemeral

B. Epicurean

C. interim

D. illusory

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An act or notion to look back in the past

A. Retrospective

B. Postnatal

C. Retrogressive

D. Primitive

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Accepted Answer

B. Persist

Persevere

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Focus

Catastrophe

GRADUAL

Fair

Coherent

An opinion contrary to popular belief

One who believes everything he or she hears.

Assess

Indiscriminate

MACABRE

PROCRASTINATE

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Mutual loyalty among group members

Persevere

Mercy-killing of patients who are incurably ill

A person who believes that only selfishness motivates human actions

For the following questions, choose the option which does not belong to the group (ODD-ONE-OUT).

CADAVEROUS

Brutal

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PARLEY

BOISTEROUS

Scorn

Wild imagination.

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