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Making of the Indian Constitution: A Comprehensive Account  भारतीय संविधान का निर्माण: एक विस्तृत विवेचन
10 Feb 2026 • ssc polity

Making of the Indian Constitution: A Comprehensive Account भारतीय संविधान का निर्माण: एक विस्तृत विवेचन

Constitutional Development in India: A Historical Continuum / भारत में संवैधानिक विकास : एक ऐतिहासिक क्रम
09 Feb 2026 • ssc polity

Constitutional Development in India: A Historical Continuum / भारत में संवैधानिक विकास : एक ऐतिहासिक क्रम

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Q1

Select the most appropriate synonym of 'Vituperative'.

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Q2

Select the most appropriate antonym of 'Prodigal'.

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Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

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Neither the principal nor the teachers were present.Open full set →
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Select the correctly spelt word.

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Q5

Select the meaning of the idiom 'to be at loggerheads'.

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To be in serious disagreementOpen full set →
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Select the one-word substitution for 'A person who studies the origin, development and distribution of diseases in populations'.

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EpidemiologistOpen full set →
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Choose the most appropriate phrasal verb: The manager refused to ______ the unreasonable demands of the contractors.

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Choose the correct option: Hardly ______ the station when the train departed.

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Select the most appropriate synonym of 'Obfuscate'.

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Select the most appropriate antonym of 'Bellicose'.

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Q11

Select the meaning of the idiom 'a feather in one's cap'.

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An achievement that brings pride or honourOpen full set →
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Select the one-word substitution for 'A mild or indirect expression used instead of one considered harsh, offensive or unpleasant'.

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Choose the correct option: The officer insisted that the documents ______ submitted immediately.

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Select the most appropriate synonym of 'Pragmatic'.

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Select the most appropriate antonym of 'Exuberant'.

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Q16

Choose the correct indirect speech: He said, 'I have completed the assignment.'

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He said that he had completed the assignment.Open full set →
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Select the meaning of the idiom 'to take something with a pinch of salt'.

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Select the one-word substitution for 'A person who can speak many languages'.

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Choose the most appropriate phrasal verb: The new policy is expected to ______ significant improvements in public services.

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Q20

Select the most appropriate synonym of 'Perspicacious'.

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Q1

Select the most appropriate synonym of 'Vituperative'.

  1. Complimentary
  2. Abusive
  3. Indifferent
  4. Conciliatory
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Answer: Abusive

Vituperative means using extremely harsh, insulting or abusive language, especially when criticising someone. Abusive is therefore the closest synonym. For example, 'The politician's vituperative speech attracted widespread criticism.' The word is commonly associated with verbal attacks, bitter accusations and hostile public statements. Complimentary means expressing praise, while conciliatory describes an attempt to

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Q2

Select the most appropriate antonym of 'Prodigal'.

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

Prodigal means spending money or resources recklessly and wastefully. Thrifty means careful and economical in the use of money and resources, making it the most appropriate antonym. For example, 'His prodigal spending exhausted the family savings,' whereas a thrifty person would avoid unnecessary expenditure. Extravagant and wasteful are synonyms of prodigal in its financial sense. The word prodigal may also mean exc

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Q3

Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

  1. Neither the principal nor the teachers was present.
  2. Neither the principal nor the teachers were present.
  3. Neither the principal or the teachers were present.
  4. Neither the principal nor the teachers has present.
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Answer: Neither the principal nor the teachers were present.

In the correlative construction 'neither...nor', the verb generally agrees with the subject nearest to it when the subjects differ in number. Here, teachers is plural and immediately precedes the verb, so were is correct. The proper conjunction pair is neither...nor, not neither...or. Therefore, 'Neither the principal nor the teachers were present' is the grammatically correct sentence. If the order were reversed to

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