The concluding part of a literary work is called

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

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To take secretly in small quantities

• Robbery
• Pilferage
• Theft
• Defalcation
Correct Option: B  [ Pilferage ]

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A place where clothes are kept

• closet
• drawer
• wardrobe
• cupboard
Correct Option: C  [ wardrobe ]

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Having infinite power

• Impotent
• Omnipresent
• Omnipotent
• Omniscient
Correct Option: C  [ Omnipotent ]

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To accustom oneself to a foreign climate

• Adapt
• Adopt
• Accustom
• Acclimatise
Correct Option: D  [ Acclimatise ]

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One who talks continuously

• Voracious
• Impecunious
• Loquacious
• Avaricious
Correct Option: C  [ Loquacious ]

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An inscription on a tomb.

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

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A narrow piece of land connecting two large masses of land

• isthmus
• continent
• gulf
• peninsula
Correct Option: A  [ isthmus ]

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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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The group, especially in the arts, regarded as being the most experimental.

• avant-garde
• iconoclast
• revolutionary
• nerd
Correct Option: A  [ avant-garde ]

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