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MCQ on Important Synonyms (word meaning)
Q1. Wily (Find Synonym)
The correct synonym is D. Cunning.
Wily means being clever and tricky. "Cunning" has the same meaning.
Link wily with clever tricks to remember this word.
The wily fox planned the escape with clever schemes.
Q2. Ameliorate (Find Synonym)
The correct synonym is Improve.
Ameliorate means to make something better, so Improve has the same or closest meaning.
Think of "make better" to remember ameliorate.
The new policy will ameliorate living conditions for many people.
Q3. Invoice (Find Synonym)
The correct synonym is 'Statement'.
An invoice lists charges to pay, like a bill; a statement also lists amounts owed, so they are closely related.
Think of a document that shows what you owe—it's a statement.
He received a statement for the medicine he bought.
Q4. Students are asked to collate for an important programme by the principal. (Find Synonym)
The correct synonym is Assemble.
Assemble means to bring people or things together in one place, which fits "collate" for a programme.
Think of "assembly" as a gathering of people.
We will assemble the students in the hall for the programme.
Q5. Subscribe (find synonyms)
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Q6. Compliment (find synonyms)
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Q7. My mother cooks delicious food.
Here the underline word can be replaced by:
"tasty" meaning: delicious, palatable, luscious, mouth-watering, delectable.
Q8. Identify the synonym for the underlined word in the sentence below:
He was dismayed when he discovered that his favourite book was lost.
"dismayed" meaning: upset, worried, or agitated
Q9. Which of the following words means "helper"?
Ally: one that is associated with another as a helper, a person or group that provides assistance and support in an ongoing effort, activity, or struggle.
Q10. Find the synonym of "Covert".
Some common synonyms of covert are clandestine, furtive, secret, stealthy, surreptitious, and underhanded.