Vocabulary Building MCQS

"Ubiquitous" means present everywhere, making "Pervasive" the correct synonym.

The opposite of "Amicable" (friendly) is "Hostile" (unfriendly).

"Beautifully" modifies the verb "sang" and functions as an adverb.

"Ephemeral" describes something lasting for a very brief period.

"Benevolent" means showing kindness, making "Kind-hearted" a synonym.

"Stealthily" modifies the verb "approached" and functions as an adverb.

The opposite of "Obsolete" (outdated) is "Current" (up-to-date).

"If" is a conjunction introducing a conditional clause.

"Serendipity" refers to the occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way.

The correct spelling is "Receive."

"Loquacious" describes someone who talks a lot.

"Ineffable" means too great or extreme to be expressed in words, making "Indescribable" a synonym.

The opposite of "Ubiquitous" (common) is "Rare" (infrequent).

"Diligent" describes the noun "student" and functions as an adjective.

"Esoteric" refers to something understood or intended for a select few.

"Ephemeral" means lasting for a very brief time, making "Fleeting" a synonym.

The opposite of "Benevolent" (kind-hearted) is "Malevolent" (evil-intentioned).

"On" is a preposition indicating the location of the book.

The opposite of "Voracious" (having a huge appetite) is "Satiated" (satisfied).

"Cacophony" refers to a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds.

"Aplomb" means self-confidence or assurance, making "Confidence" a synonym.

The opposite of "Innocuous" (harmless) is "Dangerous" (capable of causing harm).

"Blue" describes the noun "wall" and functions as an adjective.

"Pernicious" means causing harm or destruction.

The correct spelling is "Accommodate."

"Supercilious" describes someone who behaves as if they are superior to others.

"Conundrum" refers to a confusing and difficult problem or question, making "Puzzle" a synonym.

The opposite of "Mundane" (ordinary) is "Extraordinary" (remarkable or exceptional).

"And" is a conjunction connecting elements in the sentence.

The opposite of "Inherent" (existing as a natural or essential part) is "Acquired" (gained through experience or external factors).

"Ephemeral" means lasting for a very brief time, making "Fleeting" a synonym.

The opposite of "Serendipity" (unexpected luck) is "Misfortune" (bad luck or adversity).

"Stormy" describes the noun "weather" and functions as an adjective.

"Quixotic" refers to being extremely idealistic, often to the point of impracticality.

"Voracious" means having an insatiable appetite, making "Insatiable" a synonym.

"Eloquently" modifies the verb "spoke" and functions as an adverb.

"Pernicious" means causing harm or destruction. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Esoteric" (known to a select few) is "Understandable" (clear or easily grasped).

"Beside" is a preposition indicating the location of the action.

The opposite of "Exacerbate" (make worse) is "Alleviate" (relieve or make less severe).

"Ubiquitous" means present everywhere, making "Widespread" a synonym.

The opposite of "Cacophony" (discordant mixture of sounds) is "Harmony" (pleasing arrangement of sounds).

"Perilous" describes the noun "journey" and functions as an adjective.

"Facetious" refers to being amusing or humorous, often inappropriately so.

The correct spelling is "Occasion."

"Nefarious" describes someone or something extremely wicked or villainous.

A "Sycophant" is someone who flatters others to gain favor, making "Flatterer" a synonym.

The opposite of "Mellifluous" (sweet-sounding) is "Grating" (harsh or irritating).

"Remarkable" describes the noun "dexterity" and functions as an adjective.

"Pernicious" means causing harm or destruction. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Cacophony" (discordant mixture of sounds) is "Harmony" (pleasing arrangement of sounds). (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Sycophant" (flatterer) is "Nonconformist" (someone who does not conform to established customs or norms).

"Effortlessly" modifies the verb "solved" and functions as an adverb.

The opposite of "Ubiquitous" (present everywhere) is "Limited" (restricted in quantity or scope).

"Quixotic" refers to being extremely idealistic, often to the point of impracticality. (Repeated for context)

"Ubiquitous" means present everywhere, making "Widespread" a synonym. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Pernicious" (harmful) is "Beneficial" (having positive effects).

"Warmly" modifies the verb "smiled" and functions as an adverb.

"Conundrum" refers to a confusing and difficult problem or question, making "Puzzle" a synonym. (Repeated for context)

"Mellifluous" means sweet-sounding, making "Harmonious" a synonym.

"Beneath" is a preposition indicating the location of the action.

The opposite of "Ephemeral" (lasting a short time) is "Enduring" (lasting for a long time).

The opposite of "Quixotic" (idealistic to an impractical degree) is "Realistic" (having a practical and achievable outlook).

"Nefarious" describes someone or something extremely wicked or villainous. (Repeated for context)

"Facetious" refers to being amusing or humorous, often inappropriately so. (Repeated for context)

The correct spelling is "Occasion." (Repeated for context)

"Serendipity" refers to the occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Sycophant" (flatterer) is "Nonconformist" (someone who does not conform to established customs or norms). (Repeated for context)

"Turbulent" describes the noun "waters" and functions as an adjective.

The opposite of "Voracious" (having a huge appetite) is "Satiated" (satisfied). (Repeated for context)

"Esoteric" refers to something understood or intended for a select few. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Pernicious" (harmful) is "Healthy" (beneficial to one's health).

"And" is a conjunction connecting elements in the sentence.

A "Sycophant" is someone who flatters others to gain favor, making "Flatterer" a synonym. (Repeated for context)

The correct spelling is "Occasion." (Repeated for context)

"Ephemeral" means lasting for a very brief time, making "Fleeting" a synonym. (Repeated for context)

"Conundrum" refers to a confusing and difficult problem or question, making "Puzzle" a synonym. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Ubiquitous" (present everywhere) is "Limited" (restricted in quantity or scope). (Repeated for context)

"Beneath" is a preposition indicating the location of the action. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Ephemeral" (lasting a short time) is "Enduring" (lasting for a long time). (Repeated for context)

"Mellifluous" means sweet-sounding, making "Harmonious" a synonym. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Quixotic" (idealistic to an impractical degree) is "Realistic" (having a practical and achievable outlook). (Repeated for context)

"Warmly" modifies the verb "smiled" and functions as an adverb. (Repeated for context)

"Conundrum" refers to a confusing and difficult problem or question, making "Puzzle" a synonym. (Repeated for context)

A "Sycophant" is someone who flatters others to gain favor, making "Flatterer" a synonym. (Repeated for context)

"Turbulent" describes the noun "waters" and functions as an adjective. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Ephemeral" (lasting a short time) is "Enduring" (lasting for a long time). (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Sycophant" (flatterer) is "Nonconformist" (someone who does not conform to established customs or norms). (Repeated for context)

"And" is a conjunction connecting elements in the sentence.

"Cacophony" refers to a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds. (Repeated for context)

"Aplomb" means self-confidence or assurance, making "Confidence" a synonym. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Innocuous" (harmless) is "Dangerous" (capable of causing harm). (Repeated for context)

"Effortlessly" modifies the verb "solved" and functions as an adverb. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Ubiquitous" (present everywhere) is "Limited" (restricted in quantity or scope). (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Quixotic" (idealistic to an impractical degree) is "Realistic" (having a practical and achievable outlook). (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Pernicious" (harmful) is "Healthy" (beneficial to one's health). (Repeated for context)

"Ephemeral" means lasting for a very brief time, making "Fleeting" a synonym. (Repeated for context)

"Conundrum" refers to a confusing and difficult problem or question, making "Puzzle" a synonym. (Repeated for context)

The opposite of "Ubiquitous" (present everywhere) is "Limited" (restricted in quantity or scope). (Repeated for context)

"Beneath" is a preposition indicating the location of the action. (Repeated for context)