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MCQ on Important Synonyms (word meaning)
Q1. Vociferous (Find Synonym)
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Q2. Fictional (Find Synonym)
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Q3. Trivial (Find Synonym)
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Q4. Impudent (Find Synonym)
The correct synonym is Insolent.
Impudent means rude and not showing respect. Insolent has the same meaning, describing rude or disrespectful behavior.
Think of "insolent" as not polite or respectful in speech or behavior.
His insolent reply angered the teacher.
Q5. Pompous (Find Synonym)
Pretentious
Pompous means trying to seem more important or clever than others; pretentious describes this behavior.
Think: if someone acts grand without real substance, they are being pretentious.
His pretentious speech made the audience lost interest.
Q6. Indiscriminate (Find Synonym)
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Q7. Literal (Find Synonym)
The correct synonym is Verbatim.
Verbatim means exactly word for word, which is the same as literal meaning.
Think: verbatim sounds like "word for word" in quotes.
She repeated the report verbatim, without changing a single word.
Q8. Intricate (Find Synonym)
The correct synonym is “Complicated.”
Intricate means something that is very detailed and hard to understand, just like something that is complicated.
Think: if something is hard to do, it is likely complicated.
The instruction manual was so complicated that I needed help to finish the setup.
Q9. Expeditiously (Find Synonym)
Quickly.
Expeditiously means done with speed and efficiency, similar to "quickly."
Think of expeditious as "fast and efficient."
She completed the assignment expeditiously before the deadline.
Q10. Idiosyncrasies (Find Synonym)
Correct synonym: Eccentricities.
Eccentricities means unusual or odd behaviors, which is the closest meaning to idiosyncrasies.
Think of eccentric as not following the normal pattern—odd or quirky.
Her eccentricities included talking to plants and wearing mismatched socks.