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DAY 1:CONSTITUTION BASICS | Polity for SSC RAILWAY
29 Mar 2026 • Polity for SSC RAILWAY

DAY 1:CONSTITUTION BASICS | Polity for SSC RAILWAY

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Q1

Select the most appropriate synonym of "Perfunctory".

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Q2

Select the most appropriate antonym of "Obsequious".

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Q3

Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

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The reason for his absence is that he was ill.Open full set →
Q4

Select the correctly spelt word.

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Q5

Select the meaning of the idiom "to cut no ice".

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To make no impression or have no influenceOpen full set →
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Select the one-word substitution for: "A person who is unable to pay debts as they become due."

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Q7

Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank: The revised policy will ______ all employees, irrespective of their date of appointment.

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Q8

Choose the sentence with correct parallel structure.

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The training aims to improve accuracy, speed and concentration.Open full set →
Q9

Select the most appropriate synonym of "Repudiate".

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Q10

Select the most appropriate antonym of "Munificent".

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Q11

Identify the segment containing an error: Despite of repeated warnings, / the contractor failed / to complete the work / within the stipulated period.

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Despite of repeated warningsOpen full set →
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Select the meaning of the idiom "to have a finger in every pie".

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To be involved in many activities or affairsOpen full set →
Q13

Select the one-word substitution for: "A person who studies the scientific classification of living organisms."

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Q14

Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank: The auditor asked the department to ______ the discrepancy between the two financial statements.

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Q15

Select the most appropriate synonym of "Implacable".

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Q16

Select the most appropriate antonym of "Garrulous".

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Q17

Select the meaning of the idiom "to draw a blank".

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To fail to obtain an answer or remember somethingOpen full set →
Q18

Select the one-word substitution for: "A person who studies the population of a region statistically."

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Q19

Identify the segment containing an error: Neither of the two explanations / are supported / by the evidence / presented before the committee.

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are supportedOpen full set →
Q20

Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank: The evidence was insufficient to ______ the allegation against the officer.

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substantiateOpen full set →
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Q1

Select the most appropriate synonym of "Perfunctory".

  1. Meticulous
  2. Superficial
  3. Enthusiastic
  4. Comprehensive
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Answer: Superficial

"Perfunctory" describes an action performed with minimal effort, interest or care, often merely to fulfil a duty. "Superficial" is the closest synonym in this context. A perfunctory inspection may overlook important details because it is conducted without sufficient attention.

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Q2

Select the most appropriate antonym of "Obsequious".

  1. Servile
  2. Submissive
  3. Independent
  4. Fawning
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Answer: Independent

"Obsequious" means excessively eager to please or obey someone, particularly a person in authority. "Independent" is the most appropriate antonym among the options because it suggests acting without excessive dependence on another person's approval.

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Q3

Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

  1. The reason for his absence is because he was ill.
  2. The reason for his absence is that he was ill.
  3. The reason of his absence is that he was ill.
  4. The reason for his absence is due to he was ill.
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Answer: The reason for his absence is that he was ill.

In formal English, "the reason ... is that" is the preferred construction when introducing an explanatory clause. "The reason is because" is often considered redundant in examination grammar. The correct preposition is also "reason for", not "reason of" in this context.

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