Vitorr Classes
Vitorr Classes
Learn • Practice • Improve
HomeArticlesssc polity
Vitorr topic hub

ssc polity Articles & Notes

Explore Vitorr Classes ssc polity articles, bilingual notes, exam-focused explanations and current updates for SSC, Railway, UPSC and other competitive exams.

2 published articles • Updated as new material is published
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

FROM VITORR QUESTION BANK

ssc polity Question Bank

These collections are built only from matching published Vitorr question sets. Unrelated quizzes are not mixed in.

ssc polity Questions

20 questions found
Q1

Select the most appropriate synonym of "Implacable".

Answer
UnappeasableOpen full set →
Q2

Select the most appropriate antonym of "Diffident".

Answer
Self-confidentOpen full set →
Q3

Identify the segment containing an error: Rarely we have witnessed / such remarkable courage / in the face / of overwhelming adversity.

Answer
Rarely we have witnessedOpen full set →
Q4

Select the correctly spelt word.

Answer
PerseveranceOpen full set →
Q5

Select the meaning of the idiom "a storm in a teacup".

Answer
Great excitement over a trivial matterOpen full set →
Q6

Select the one-word substitution for: "A person who collects and studies coins or medals."

Answer
Q7

Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank: The committee decided to ______ the outdated regulation gradually rather than abolish it immediately.

Answer
Q8

Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

Answer
Not until the investigation ended did the truth emerge.Open full set →
Q9

Select the most appropriate synonym of "Capricious".

Answer
UnpredictableOpen full set →
Q10

Select the most appropriate antonym of "Credulous".

Answer
Q11

Identify the segment containing an error: The new policy aims / not only to reduce expenditure / but also improving / administrative efficiency.

Answer
but also improvingOpen full set →
Q12

Select the meaning of the idiom "by the skin of one's teeth".

Answer
Only just or narrowlyOpen full set →
Q13

Select the one-word substitution for: "A person who makes maps."

Answer
CartographerOpen full set →
Q14

Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank: Subsequent archaeological evidence appears to ______ the historian's interpretation of the settlement.

Answer
Q15

Select the most appropriate synonym of "Truculent".

Answer
Aggressively defiantOpen full set →
Q16

Select the most appropriate antonym of "Paucity".

Answer
Q17

Identify the segment containing an error: I would rather / you stay here / until the weather / becomes more favourable.

Answer
you stay hereOpen full set →
Q18

Select the meaning of the idiom "to beat around the bush".

Answer
To avoid discussing the main issue directlyOpen full set →
Q19

Select the one-word substitution for: "A person who studies birds scientifically."

Answer
OrnithologistOpen full set →
Q20

Choose the correct sentence.

Answer
It is essential that every applicant be present for verification.Open full set →
QUICK PRACTICE

Quick Practice for ssc polity

Try these questions before opening the full quiz.

Explore all quizzes →
Q1

Select the most appropriate synonym of "Implacable".

  1. Unappeasable
  2. Compassionate
  3. Flexible
  4. Indifferent
Check answer
Answer: Unappeasable

"Implacable" describes someone or something that cannot be appeased, pacified or persuaded to change an attitude of hostility. Therefore, "Unappeasable" is the closest synonym.

Attempt full quiz →
Q2

Select the most appropriate antonym of "Diffident".

  1. Hesitant
  2. Reserved
  3. Self-confident
  4. Timorous
Check answer
Answer: Self-confident

"Diffident" means lacking confidence in one's own ability or worth and consequently being shy or hesitant. "Self-confident" expresses the opposite meaning.

Attempt full quiz →
Q3

Identify the segment containing an error: Rarely we have witnessed / such remarkable courage / in the face / of overwhelming adversity.

  1. Rarely we have witnessed
  2. such remarkable courage
  3. in the face
  4. of overwhelming adversity
Check answer
Answer: Rarely we have witnessed

When a negative or restrictive adverb such as "rarely" begins a sentence, subject-auxiliary inversion is normally required. The correct construction is: "Rarely have we witnessed such remarkable courage in the face of overwhelming adversity."

Attempt full quiz →