The concluding part of a literary work is called

• Epigraph
• Epitaph
• Conclusion
• Epilogue
Correct Option: D  [ Epilogue ]

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Official in-charge of a museum :

• Curator
• Administrator
• Dean
• Supervisor
Correct Option: A  [ Curator ]

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The act of killing one's own father:

• Parricide
• Patricide
• Fratricide
• Parasite
Correct Option: B  [ Patricide ]

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A Government by divine guidance is called

• Theocracy
• Episcopacy
• Oligarchy
• Aristocracy
Correct Option: A  [ Theocracy ]

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A person of outgoing nature is known as a/an

• Stoic
• Extrovert
• Megalomaniac
• Philanthropist
Correct Option: B  [ Extrovert ]

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A fourteen-lined poem is called a

• Sonnet
• Epilogue
• Composition
• Lyric
Correct Option: A  [ Sonnet ]

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An inscription on a tomb.

• Espionage
• Epilogue
• Epitaph
• Elegy
Correct Option: C  [ Epitaph ]

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That cannot be altered or withdrawn

• irrevocable
• irretrievable
• irresistible
• arrears
Correct Option: A  [ irrevocable ]

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A round or cylindrical container used for storing things such as food, chemicals or rolls of film

• tanker
• canister
• vessel
• casket
Correct Option: B  [ canister ]

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Person who directs preparation of a newspaper:

• Instructor
• Auditor
• Editor
• Author
Correct Option: C  [ Editor ]

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