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Tense Complete Rules | काल — 12 Tenses, Examples & Questions for SSC and Railway

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Conjunction Complete Rules & Questions | Conjunction सम्पूर्ण नियम

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Preposition Complete Rules for SSC Railway | Preposition सम्पूर्ण नियम

14 Sep 2026 · ENGLISH

Fatehpur Sikri: The Magnificent Mughal City of Emperor Akbar| फतेहपुर सीकरी: सम्राट अकबर का भव्य मुगल नगर | ENGLISH TRANSALTION PRACTICE

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Elephanta Caves: The Magnificent Rock-Cut Heritage of Shiva | एलिफेंटा की गुफाएँ: भगवान शिव की भव्य शैलकृत विरासत | ENGLISH TRANSLATION PRACTICE

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Q941

What is the meaning of “count in”?

A. To exclude someone
B. To reject participation
C. To include someone in an activity or plan
D. To cancel an invitation
Answer
Correct option: CTo include someone in an activity or plan
Q942

What is the meaning of “dig in”?

A. To leave before eating
B. To refuse food
C. To wait indefinitely
D. To begin eating eagerly
Answer
Correct option: DTo begin eating eagerly
Q943

What is the meaning of “draw away”?

A. To gradually move farther away
B. To move closer
C. To remain beside something
D. To stop moving
Answer
Correct option: ATo gradually move farther away
Q944

What is the meaning of “feel for”?

A. To dislike someone's situation
B. To feel sympathy for someone
C. To criticize someone in difficulty
D. To ignore someone's suffering
Answer
Correct option: BTo feel sympathy for someone
Q945

What is the meaning of “fit into”?

A. To remain completely separate
B. To disrupt a group
C. To be suitable for or become part of a group or situation
D. To reject every social situation
Answer
Correct option: CTo be suitable for or become part of a group or situation
Q946

What is the meaning of “hand on”?

A. To keep something permanently
B. To destroy something
C. To hide information
D. To pass something to another person
Answer
Correct option: DTo pass something to another person
Q947

What is the meaning of “hang out”?

A. To spend time relaxing or socializing somewhere
B. To work continuously
C. To avoid all friends
D. To attend a formal meeting
Answer
Correct option: ATo spend time relaxing or socializing somewhere
Q948

What is the meaning of “jump at”?

A. To refuse an opportunity
B. To accept an opportunity eagerly
C. To postpone a decision
D. To ignore an offer
Answer
Correct option: BTo accept an opportunity eagerly
Q949

What is the meaning of “lock out”?

A. To invite someone inside
B. To open every entrance
C. To provide unrestricted access
D. To prevent someone from entering a place
Answer
Correct option: DTo prevent someone from entering a place
Q950

What is the meaning of “back into”?

A. To drive backwards into a space or object
B. To move forward rapidly
C. To avoid a parking space
D. To repair a vehicle
Answer
Correct option: ATo drive backwards into a space or object
Q951

What is the meaning of “bawl out”?

A. To praise someone warmly
B. To scold someone angrily
C. To encourage someone quietly
D. To ignore someone's mistake
Answer
Correct option: BTo scold someone angrily
Q952

What is the meaning of “batten down”?

A. To open something completely
B. To remove protection
C. To secure something firmly against danger
D. To abandon a building
Answer
Correct option: CTo secure something firmly against danger
Q953

What is the meaning of “blow off”?

A. To accept an invitation
B. To complete a duty
C. To attend a meeting
D. To deliberately ignore or avoid someone or something
Answer
Correct option: DTo deliberately ignore or avoid someone or something
Q954

What is the meaning of “blow down”?

A. To be knocked over by the wind
B. To become stronger in the wind
C. To remain upright
D. To be repaired after a storm
Answer
Correct option: ATo be knocked over by the wind
Q955

What is the meaning of “blow in”?

A. To leave a place permanently
B. To arrive unexpectedly
C. To cancel a visit
D. To remain hidden
Answer
Correct option: BTo arrive unexpectedly
Q956

What is the meaning of “bottle up”?

A. To express every emotion openly
B. To forget one's feelings
C. To suppress feelings instead of expressing them
D. To discuss problems immediately
Answer
Correct option: CTo suppress feelings instead of expressing them
Q957

What is the meaning of “box up”?

A. To unpack everything
B. To scatter objects
C. To destroy a container
D. To put things into boxes
Answer
Correct option: DTo put things into boxes
Q958

What is the meaning of “break loose”?

A. To escape from restraint or control
B. To become more securely attached
C. To remain under control
D. To accept confinement
Answer
Correct option: ATo escape from restraint or control
Q959

What is the meaning of “bring along”?

A. To leave someone behind
B. To take someone or something with you
C. To send someone away
D. To refuse company
Answer
Correct option: BTo take someone or something with you
Q960

What is the meaning of “bring out in”?

A. To cure an allergy
B. To hide a skin reaction
C. To cause someone to develop a rash or spots
D. To improve someone's appearance
Answer
Correct option: CTo cause someone to develop a rash or spots

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Q1

Select the most appropriate synonym of 'Obsequious'.

  1. Defiant
  2. Servile
  3. Independent
  4. Arrogant
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Answer: Servile

Obsequious describes a person who is excessively eager to please or obey someone, particularly a person in authority. Servile is the closest synonym because it suggests exaggerated submission and willingness to flatter. For example, an obsequious employee may agree with every opinion expressed by a superior, even when the opinion is incorrect. The word generally carries a negative meaning.

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Q2

Select the most appropriate antonym of 'Profligate'.

  1. Wasteful
  2. Extravagant
  3. Thrifty
  4. Reckless
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Answer: Thrifty

Profligate means recklessly extravagant or wasteful, especially in spending money. Thrifty describes someone who manages resources carefully and avoids unnecessary expenditure. Therefore, thrifty is the best antonym. A profligate person may spend beyond their means, whereas a thrifty person tries to save money and use resources efficiently.

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Q3

Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

  1. Neither of the two explanations are satisfactory.
  2. Neither of the two explanations is satisfactory.
  3. Neither of the two explanation is satisfactory.
  4. Neither of the two explanations have satisfactory.
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Answer: Neither of the two explanations is satisfactory.

In formal standard English, neither, when used as a singular pronoun referring to two alternatives, generally takes a singular verb. Therefore, 'Neither of the two explanations is satisfactory' is the expected examination answer. The noun following 'of the two' remains plural, but the subject of the verb is 'neither'.

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