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General English Exercise

June 8, 2013 - B2pdf

Complete the following sentences.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1A general pardon of political offenders is ............... ..
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2What does the term ‘meet one’s Waterloo’ mean?
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3The meeting ............... . with a vote of thanks.
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4You must ............... your expenditure if you don’t want to fall into the debt trap.
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5A person who rules without consulting the opinion of others is a/an............... .
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6Find the synonym of the word Ubiquitous
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7Select the word which can be used both as an adjective and a verb.
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8I am not late, ............... ..?
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9She has ............... the picture on the wall.
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10Which of the following term is used to refer to the act of killing one’s own brother?
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11The engagement was called ...............
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12All the characters in this movie are ‘fictitious’. Choose the term which is closest in meaning to ‘fictitious’.
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Answers

  1. A general pardon of political offenders is amnesty ..
  2. What does the term ‘meet one’s Waterloo’ mean? meet one’s final defeat
  3. The meeting concluded . with a vote of thanks.
  4. You must cut down your expenditure if you don’t want to fall into the debt trap.
  5. A person who rules without consulting the opinion of others is a/anautocrat .
  6. Find the synonym of the word Ubiquitous Everywhere
  7. Select the word which can be used both as an adjective and a verb. long
  8. I am not late, aren’t I ..?
  9. She has hung the picture on the wall.
  10. Which of the following term is used to refer to the act of killing one’s own brother? fratricide
  11. The engagement was called off
  12. All the characters in this movie are ‘fictitious’. Choose the term which is closest in meaning to ‘fictitious’. imaginary
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