He had to pay through the nose for his new computer.

• pay very high price
• very cheap
• moderate rate
• profitable rate
Correct Option: A  [ pay very high price ]

Remark: through the nose: pay much more than a fair price.

Please bear ______ me until I finish this job.

• of
• with
• in
• off
Correct Option: B  [ with ]

Remark:

Find the Correct (Right)sentence.

A) The king with his ministers were present.
B) she availed of the offer.
C) Bring me a chair to sit.
D) none of these.

• The king with his ministers was present.
• she availed of the offer.
• Bring me a chair to sit.
• none of these.
Correct Option: A  [ The king with his ministers was present. ]

Remark: The verb "was" agrees with the singular subject "the king."
correct of other sentences are:
B: "she availed herself of the offer".
C: "Bring me a chair to sit on."

I have MALICE towards none. (find synonym)

• Affection to
• Animosity
• Love
• none of these
Correct Option: B  [ Animosity ]

Remark: The word "malice" is a noun that refers to the desire or intent to harm or cause injury to someone, often with a feeling of extreme ill will, spite, or hatred.

Hideous (Antonym)

• frightful
• horrible
• beautiful
• ugly
Correct Option: C  [ beautiful ]

Remark:

The effects of global warming, while not immediate, are catastrophic. (Synonym)

• dangerous
• disastrous
• extreme
• pathetic
Correct Option: B  [ disastrous ]

Remark:

She has strong antipathy ___________ smoking.

• for
• against
• to
• of
Correct Option: C  [ to ]

Remark:

I shall proceed ___________ him.

• against
• to
• for
• on
Correct Option: A  [ against ]

Remark:

One who considers the happiness and well being of others:

• Atheist
• Altruist
• Alchemist
• Aesthete
Correct Option: B  [ Altruist ]

Remark:

His folly has brought about his ruin.

• frustrated
• caused
• disappointment
• confirmed
Correct Option: B  [ caused ]

Remark: brought about: to cause something to happen.