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Accurate English Section 04 Idiomatic Expression 250

SL. Phrase Meaning Example
No.

593. Golden mean Moderate way (ga¨cš’v) His proposal is the golden mean between the
594. Good Samaritan tow extreme views.
One who helps the needy
Be a good Samaritan to your neighbors.
(†h e¨w³ `wi`ª‡`i mnvqZv K‡i)

595. Greek (or Hebrew) Difficult to understand (A‡evaMg¨) What you say is Greek (or Hebrew) to me.

596. Green with envy Extremely jealous (AwZwi³ wnsmy‡U) He became green with envy when he heard
about my winning the lottery.
597. Hal mark ‡kÖôZvi Qvc
The 7.5% GDP rate doesn’t show the hal
598. Hair-breadth (or hair’s A narrow escape (A‡íi Rb¨ evu wPqv mark of BD.

breadth) escape hvIqv) The hunter had a hair-breadth (or hair’s
breadth) escape.

599. Hang fire Not solved yet (AgxgvswmZ welq) The question has been hanging fire for long.

600. Hang in the balance Remain undecided (AgxgvswmZ) The fate of the prisoner hangs in the balance.

601. Have an axe to To all own interest (wb‡Ri †Kvb gZje He has an axe to grind in making the
grind
ev ¯^v_© mvab Kwievi B”Qv bvB) proposal.

602. Have no truck with Avoid dealing with We shall have no truck with any other party
in the coming election.
(mg‡SvZv Kiv n‡Z weiZ _vKv)

603. Head and tail AvKvk-cvZvj There is a head and tail diffrence between
604. Heart of hearts two

The depth of ones consciousness or He knows in his heart of hearts that he was

emotion (AšÍ‡ii MfxiZg cÖ‡`‡k) wrong.

605. Heart to heart Cordial (AvšÍwiK) I have a heart to heart talk with him about the
matter.
606. Hearts in one’s boots In terror (fqsKi)
We had our hearts in our boots when we saw
607. High and dry In position of helplessness (Amnvq) the tiger.

608. High and low Everywhere (me©Î) His relatives left Mr. Roy high and dry when
he lost all his money.
609. High and mighty Haughty and proud (`vw¤¢K)
I searched high and low for the missing
things.

He is high and mighty in his attitude.

610. Hit the nails on the Say or do exactly the right thing He has hit the nails on the head in this
matter.
head (mwVK wRwbm Kiv)

611. Hold a candle Be suitable to do something He is not fit to hold a candle to his
predecessor.
612. Hold one’s peace/ (†Kv‡bv wKQz Kivi Rb¨ Dchy³ nIqv) He rebuked me, but I held my peace/tounge.
tounge Keep silent (wbie _vKv)
Management is holding out an olive branch
613. Hold out the olive To propose peaceful solution to the strikers.
branch
(kvwšÍgq mgvavb cÖ¯Íve Kiv)

614. Hold the baby Had to take unwanted, troublesome He failed to turn up at the appointed day and
615. Hold the fort
responsibility (c‡ii Sv‡gjv Kvu‡a †bIqv) I had to hold the baby.

To take the responsibilities of sb/ sth David has to hold the fort in absence of his

(cwÖ Zi¶v †`qv) father.

616. Hold the scale even Fair Justice (b¨vq wePvi Kiv) He is a just man and will surely hold the
617. Hope against hope scale even between the parties.

To cotinue to hope for sth although it To hope for his recovery is to hope against

is very unlikely to happen (m¤¢vebv Kg hope.

†R‡bI Avkv Kiv)

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SL. Phrase Meaning Example
No.

618. Host in oneself Fully affordable to do sth (GKvB GKk) He is a host in himself and requires no help.

619. House of cards Insecure things, (Zv‡mi Ni) All his plans failed like a house of cards.

620. Ill at ease Feeling uncomfortable (A¯^w¯ÍKi Ae¯’vq) He is ill at ease in his new position.

621. Ill (or badly) off To be in poor condition (`wi`ª) He is ill (or badly) off now.

622. In (or, with) regard As to (m¤^‡×) I have nothing to say in (or, with) regard to that.
to
In bad condition (Lvivc Ae¯’v) His health is in a bad way.
623. In a bad way

624. In a fair way In good condition (fvji w`‡K) The patient is in a fair way to recovery.

625. In a mess Untidiness, dirty (wek•„ Lj Ae¯’vq) The affairs are in a mess here.

626. In a word Briefly (ms‡¶‡c) Tell me in a word what you want.

627. In abeyance To suspend action (gjy Zex) The order has been kept in abeyance.

628. In bad odor Not have sb's approval or support He is in bad odor with decent people for his
foul tongue.
for doing sth wrong (AwcqÖ nIqv ev

Ab‡y gv`b bv Kiv)

629. In camera Privately, not in public (†Mvcbxqfv‡e) The trial was held in camera.
630. In case
631. In case of If (hw`) I will buy food in case he comes.
632. In connection with
633. In consequence of In the event of (NUbvq; Kvi‡Y) What will you do in case of failure?
634. In course of
635. In defense of In regard to (m¤ú‡K©) He came here in connection with that case.
636. In earnest (or, in
As the result of (djvd‡j) I am late in consequence of an accident.
right earnest)
637. In fine (or, good) During (mg‡q) He said this in course of conversation.

fettle In support of (mg_©‡b) I said this in defense of my conduct.
638. In good faith
639. In good part Seriously and sincerely Do your work in earnest (or, in right earnest).
640. In keeping with
641. In kind (AvšÍwiKZvi mwnZ)
642. In no case/ way
643. In one’s spirits Happy and healthy (my¯’ I ¯^v¯’evb) I was glad to see him in fine (or, good) fettle
644. In person In honest belief (mij wek¦v‡m) after his illness.
645. In quest of
646. In respect of I did this in good faith.

647. In round numbers In a good sense (fv‡jvi w`‡K) Please take my advice in good part.
648. In spite of
649. In the face of Consistent with (mvgÄm¨c~Y©) His deeds are in keeping with his words.

In goods, (UvKvq bq, `ª‡e¨) The farmers paid their rents in kind.

Never (†Kv‡bvfv‡eB bq) I shall in no case go there.

Cheerful, joyful (Drdjz ø) He is in his spirits today.

Personally (mkix‡i) He came in person to see me.

In search of (†Luv‡R) The police went there in quest of a thief.

Concerning (cmÖ ½µ‡g) A writ was served on the firm in respect of
Roughly (cY~ © msL¨vq) their unpaid bill.

The cost will be Rs. 50 in round numbers.

Despite, (m‡Ë¡I) In spite of hard labor, he failed.

In spite of difficulties (cwÖ ZK‚jZv m‡Ë¡I) He persevered in the face of all opposition.

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SL. Phrase Meaning Example
No.
To have favor (mby R‡i) I am in the good books (or, graces) of my
650. In the good books Within time (g‡a¨) master.
(or, graces) He was calm in the midst of dangers.

651. In the midst of

652. In the pipe line Waiting to be considered as Some administrative changes are in the pipe
653. In the soup line.
654. In the teeth of alternative (weKí n‡Z cÖ¯‘Z)
In serious difficulties (fxlY wec‡`) He made undue haste and was in the soup of
the utter rashness.
In defiance of (cwÖ ZK‚jZv m‡Ë¡I)
He acted in the teeth of strong opposition.

655. In the way of In the path (c‡_) I do not like to stand in the way of his
656. In two minds In confusion (†`vgbv) promotion.

I was in two minds about what I should do.

657. In view of In consideration (we‡ePbvq) In view of what you say, I pardon you this
658. Instead of Despite (cwie‡Z©) time.

Instead of coming here, he has gone home.

659. Iron out difference To consolidate the quarrel (gZ cv_©K¨ You must iron out difference.
660. Itching palm ev weev` wgUvBqv (†djv)

Habit of taking bribe (Nly jIqvi Af¨vm) I dislike him because he has an itching palm.

661. Ivory tower A place or state of life secluded from You live in an ivory tower and therefore
662. Jaundiced eye people and reality (wbR©b ¯’vb)
cannot appreciate our difficulties.

biased viewpoint (c¶cvZgj~ K `w„ ófw½) He judged me with a jaundiced eye.

663. Jump to a To take decision hurry (ZwoNwo †Kvb Carefully consider the question instead or
conclusion wm×v†šÍ Avmv) jumping to a conclusion.

664. Keep a straight face Hide one’s displeasure He was talking all rubbish, but I had to keep
a straight face lest he should get annoyed.
665. Kill two birds with (Kv‡iv Am‡šÍvl †Mvcb Kiv)
one stone He came down to see me as well as to buy some
To get two opportunity by one deed articles; thus he killed two birds with one stone.
666. Labor of love
(GK wX‡j `By cvLx gviv; i_I †`Lv, KjvI †ePv) He works hard for the welfare of the villagers,
667. Last straw Voluntary task (†¯^”Qvq K…Z Kvh©) because that is his labor of love.

668. Laughing stock Main cause of irritation (weiw³i cÖavb The new tax will be last straw on the poor
KviY) people.
For whom laugh we all laugh (nvwmi
cvÎ) He made himself the laughing stock of all by
his foolish remark.

669. Lay in wait Wait for something (Ir †c‡Z _vKv) The tiger lay in wait for its prey near the tank.

670. Lay one’s heads Decide altogether (GK‡Î civgk© Kiv) Let us lay our heads together to get out of
together to the difficulty.
To make other responsible
671. Lay the blame at He laid the blame at my door.
one’s door (Ab¨‡K `vqx Kiv)

672. Leap in the dark To act without foreseeing the consequence As I do not know anything about the matter, I
shall be leaping in the dark if I take it up.
673. Length and breadth (fwel¨r cwiYwZ bv †R‡bB KvR Kiv) Meetings were held throughout the length
The whole extent (me©Î) and breadth of the country.
674. Let the cat out of He has let the cat out of the bag.
the bag To publish the secrecy (†Mvcb K_v
cKÖ vk) I dismissed my servant, for he was a light-
675. Light-fingered fingered person.
person A person who involves in petty One who lives fast dies early.

676. Live fast thefts. (nvZ Uvb Af¨vm)
To live in dis-order (D”Q•… Lj Rxebhvcb
Kiv)

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SL. Phrase Meaning Example
No.

677. Long and the short Summary (mvigg©) Tell me the long and the short of the story.

678. Look blank To look being puzzled (¯Íw¤¢Z ev nZewy × He looked blank when be got the news of his

nBqv k~b¨`„wó‡Z PvIqv) dismissal.

679. Look small Feeling inferiority (nxbgb¨Zvq †fvMv) It you do this you will look small before your
friends.
680. Loose heart
681. Loose the day Dishearten (nZvk nIqv) They lost heart at the death of their leader.
682. Lose ground
683. Mark time To be defeated (civwRZ nIqv) The enemy lost the day.

684. Might and main Retreat (cðvrc` nIqv) The enemy is losing ground.

685. Mind one’s P’s and To wait for the opportunity (my‡hv‡Mi Don’t think he is uninterested; he is only
Q,s A‡c¶vq Pcz Kwiqv _vKv) marking time.
In all possible cost (me© Dcv‡q)
686. Mixed bag Try once more with might and main.

Be careful about what you say or do As you go to finalize the deal, you must mind

(ey‡S ï‡b Kiv ev ejv) your P,s and Q,s.

A thoroughly varied mixture of He invited a mixed bag of people in the party.

people or things (wewfbœ ai‡bi e¨w³/e¯‘)

687. Move heaven and Make the utmost efforts (h_vmva¨ †Póv He moved heaven and earth to gain his
earth Kiv) object.

688. Neck and neck Level with sb in a race or They are going neck and neck and we
cannot say who will win.
competition (mgvb mgvb cvjøv †`Iqv)

689. No sooner-----than Within the right time (cÖvq wVK mg‡qi No sooner had he left than I came.
g‡a¨)

690. Now or never Now or never (nq GLb, bZzev KL‡bv bq) You should do it now and never.
691. Of late
692. Off one’s head Lately (m¤cÖwZ) Of late, he has become popular.
693. Off and on
694. On a par Abnormal (AcÖKw… Z¯’) He is off his head.
695. On and on
696. On demand Occasionally (gv‡S gv‡S, AwbqwgZ fv‡e) He comes here off and on.
697. On foot
698. On no account Same standard (GKB gv‡bi) The two essays are on a par with each other.
699. On the alert
700. On the carpet Without break (GK Uvbv) They marched on and on for a week.
701. On the face of
Demanded (PvwnevgvÎ) I shall pay you the money on demand.

To walk (cv‡q †n‡U) He came on foot.

By no means (wKQz‡ZB bq) I shall on no account do so.

Watchful (m‡PZb) The police are on the alert for the dacoits.

Under consideration (we‡ePbvaxb) He enquired what was on the carpet.

Judging by appearances, when first The story is false on the face of it.

seen or heard (AvcvZ `w„ ó‡Z ev ïwbqv hv

g‡b nq)

702. On the rocks Falling (cowZi w`‡K) Their business is one rocks.
703. On the square
704. On the way Fairly (b¨vqm½Zfv‡e) He can be trusted to act on the square.
705. Once again
706. Once and again In the line (c‡_) I met him on the way of home.

Once more (Av‡iv GKevi) Read the passage once again.

Repeatedly, often (evievi) I warned him once and again, but he did not
care.

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SL. Phrase Meaning Example
No.

707. Once in a way Very rarely (K`vwPr) Men like him are born once in a way.

708. One and all Everybody without exception, (mK‡jB) The proposal was supported by one and all.

709. Other side of the The opposite view of a matter (†Kv‡bv You should consider the other side of the
coin
welq wecixZfv‡e †`Lv) coin and then take a final decision.

710. Out and away By far (AZjz bxqfv‡e) He is out and a ways the best boy here.

711. Out at elbows Impoverished ( `wi`ª) He is out at elbows now.

712. Out of one’s To feel unhappy because you are in He is out of his element in this society.
element
unfavorable situation (A¯^w¯ÍKi Ae¯’vq)

713. Out of order Irrelevant (AcvÖ mw½K) Your amendment is out of order.

714. Out of place Not proper to the occasion (cÖ‡hvR¨ bq) Your remarks is out of place here.

715. Out of spirits Gloomy (gbgiv) You seem to be out of spirits.

716. Out of tune Improper/disorder (†eLvàv) He is out of tune with his surroundings.

717. Over and above In addition to (AwZwi³) Over and above being poor, he is lazy.

718. Over head and ears Deeply (Mfxifv‡e/cy‡ivcwy i) He is over head and ears in love.

719. Pass the buck Transfer the responsibility to sb Failing to solve the problem, he passed the
buck to his assistant.
(`vwqZ¡ n¯ÍvšÍi)

720. Pay through the Pay excess money (AwZwi³ A_© c`Ö vb) He had to pay through the nose for these
nose
goods.
721. Perform the hat-
trick Score three successive goals or take He performed the hat-trick by scoring three

three wickets in successive balls by the goals in the match.

same player (ci ci wZbevi mdj nIqv)

722. Pick holes in one’s Find faults (LyZu aiv) He always tries to pick holes in my coat.
coat
Resume old work (cyivZb KvR ïiæ Kiv) Unfortunately there was none to pick up the
723. Pick up the thread thread of the unfinished work of the great leader.
From one state of difficulty to The rebel chief was driven from pillar to post
724. Pillar to post by the King’s men.
another (GK wec` n‡Z Ab¨ wec‡`) To try to win their support is like ploughing
725. Plough the sand Beating the air (e_„ v cwikªg Kiv) the sand.
You need not poke (thrust) your nose into my
726. Poke (thrust) one’s To talk about others affairs (A‡b¨i affairs.
nose e¨vcv‡i bvK Mjvb)
He pulled (or made) a face (or faces) at me.
727. Pull (or make) a To show a funny or distorted
face (or faces) He was seriously ill, but has pulled through.
expression to sb in ridicule (gyL f¨vsPvb)
728. Pull through He was pulled up by the chairman for
Come safely through a danger speaking beside the point.
729. Pull up I disliked the rat race for the presidentship of
(wec` mvgjvBqv DVv) the club and decided to step down.
730. Rat race Stop (eÜ Kiv) The proud boy is riding for a fall.

731. Ride for a fall A difficult activity (KwVb KvR) Ripping up old sores is his habit.
732. Rip up old sores
Go astray (cZ‡bi c‡_ AMÖmi nIqv) He rules the roast or roost in the party.
733. Rule the roast or
roost Open unpleasant recollections,

(†LuvPvBqv cyivZb `yt‡Li ¯§w„ Z †Zvjv)
To dominate (mevi Dc‡i AvwacZ¨ Kiv)

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SL. Phrase Meaning Example
No.

734. Ruling passion Motive that dominates a person’s life Love for money is his ruling passion.

(eo nIqvi †cÖiYv)

735. Running sore A constant source of trouble Untouchability is a running sore of Hindu
society.
(evau v wecwËi Pjgvb KviY)

736. Sail in the same boat Be in the same situation with I sail in the same boat with you in the present
case.
with (mnhvÎx A_©vr GKB Ae¯’vi cwZZ nIqv)

737. Salt of the earth Ideal man (†kªô e¨w³ ev Av`k© gvbe) Men like Vidyasagar are the salt of the earth.

738. Scraped through Just passed, (‡KvbI µ‡g cvk Kiv) He scraped through the examination.

739. Sell like hot cakes More demanded (Lye `ªæZ wewµ nIqv) His books sell like hot cakes.

740. Sharp practice To deceive (cZÖ viYv) He was guilty of sharp practice.

741. Shot in the locker No money in one’s pocket (wi³ n¯Í) I have a shot in the locker.

742. Skin of one’s teeth A narrow (Lye A‡íi Rb¨ cÖv‡Y evPu v) His boat sank, but he escaped with (or by)
743. Slap in the face the skin of his teeth.
744. Small fry A rebuff or snub (AcgvwbZ/ cÖZ¨vLvb Kiv)
He gave a slap in the face of his opponents
Common people (†QvU ev mvaviY gvbly , after winning.
ÒPz‡bvcywu UÓ)
He does not care for small fry like us.

745. Small talk Ordinary social talk (mvaviY mvgvwRK K_v) The guests were engaged in small talk.

746. So so Tolerably well, (GKB iKg) I am so so.

747. Speaks volumes for Give necessary evidence (h‡_ó cÖgvb His remark speaks volumes for his courage.
†`q)

748. Spick and span Neat and Clean (cwicvwU) He looks good in his spick and span dress.

749. Splitting hairs Judge in every possible way (Pjz ‡Piv It is no good splitting hairs.
ZK© ev wePvi Kiv)

750. Stand in one’s way Not to be resistance (cwÖ ZeÜK nBI bv) Don’t stand in my way.

751. Stand on ceremony To be gentle (Av`e Kvq`v †g‡b Pjv) Intimate friends need not stand on ceremony.

752. Stand one’s ground remain firm against all opposition He stood his ground in the face of all
(or, Stick to one’s opposition.
guns) (evau v wecwË m‡Ë¡I `„p _vKv)
Idleness stands in the way of success in life.
753. Stands in the way Hinders (cÖwZeÜK)

754. Steal a march on Gain an advantage secretly I shall not allow my rival to steal a march on
me me.
(Z‡j Z‡j Kvh© wm× Kiv)

755. Strain every nerve Try very hard (h_vkw³ †Póv Kiv) He strained every nerve to gain his point.

756. Sweep the board Defeat everybody in a contest Our team won in almost all the events and
swept the board.
(cwÖ Z‡hvwMZvq nviv‡bv)

757. Swelled head An unduly high opinion of oneself He is suffering from swelled head.

(wb‡Ri AhvwPZ gZvgZ)

758. Talk big To make boasts (eo eo K_v ejv) I cannot rely upon him because be always
759. Talk of the town talks big.
An event exciting everybody’s
His joining the film is the talk of the town
attention (hv mevi g‡bv‡hvM AvKl©Y K‡i) now.

760. Talk shop Talk too much about one’s The man tired me by talking shop of his office

profession (Kv‡iv †ckv m¤ú‡K© K_v ejv) and job.

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SL. Phrase Meaning Example
No.

761. Tall talk To make boasts (eo eo K_v) All his tall talk came to nothing.

762. Teething troubles The main obstacle Do not bother about the teething troubles
which would soon die out.
(cvÖ _wgK Amyweav, evav wecwË)

763. Thank my stars Thanks God (A`„ó‡K ab¨ev`) I thank my stars that I escaped unhurt.

764. The yellow press Unscrupulously sensational newspapers I don’t give much credence to the reports

(njy` mvsevw`KZv) published in the yellow press.

765. Through fire and Through any difficulty I am ready to go though fire and water for
water your sake.
(mg¯Í iK‡gi wec‡`i wfZi w`qv)

766. Throw any light on To describe (Av‡jvKcvZ Kiv) Can you throw any light on the mystery?

767. Throw dust in one’s To put sand on one's eyes He tried to throw dust in our eyes.

eyes (†Pv‡L awy j †`Iqv)

768. Tighten one’s belt To reduce unnecessary expenditure We had dull business for the last tow years

at times of financial difficulty (Avw_©K and so we had to tighten our belt.

msK‡Ui mgq Ac‡Ö qvRbxh e¨q †iva)

769. Times out of (or Many times (eûevi) I advised him times out of (or without)
without) number number not to do this, but he did not listen to
Influence (cfÖ ve) me.
770. Tip the balance Excessively (Ley †ekx)
Your support tipped the balance in my
771. To a degree favour.

He is cunning to degree.

772. To a man With on accord (mg¯‡^ i) They supported him to a man.

773. To pull one’s leg Try to deceibe in a funny way They tried to pull my leg (or pull me by the
leg) but I was not deceived.
(VvÆvQ‡j Rã Kwievi †Póv Kiv)

774. To the last To the last moment (†kl g~û‡Z©) The army resisted to the last.

775. To the utmost of To the level best ( h_vmva¨) I have tried to the utmost of my power.

776. Touch-and-go Risky (SzuwKcY~ ©) She was fine now, but it was touch-and-go
for a while.
777. True to one’s salt Be loyal
The spy will not reveal the secret as he is
778. Under a cloud In disfavor (cwÖ ZKj‚ ) true to his salt.

He was under a cloud for some time.

779. Under lock and key To lock or confine sth (Zvjve× Kiv) Keep the paper under lock and key.

780. Under the weather ill (Am¯y ’) He is under the weather.

781. Up to the elbows in Very attentive (wbgMœ) He is up to the elbows in work.

782. Wash one’s dirty To discuss personal affairs in public We felt very annoyed as the brothers started
linen in public
(N‡ii K_v evwn‡i cÖKvk Kiv) washing their dirty linen in public.

783. Wash one's hands To refuse to be responsible for I washed my hands of (or, hands clean of)
of (or, hands clean the matter long ago.
of) the matter sb/sth (`vwq‡Z¡ Ae¨vnwZ †`Iqv)
It is well and good if you go there.
784. Well and good Acceptable

785. Wet blanket To stop inspiration (wbiærmvwnZ Kiv) His arrival was a wet blanket to the mirth of
the boys.
786. Why and wherefore Every reason for a thing (mg¯Í KviY)
I know the why and wherefore of the matter.

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Part 03– Some Foreign Words and Expressions

Words/Phrase Origin Current English Words/Phrase Origin Current English

Ad-valorem Latin According to value e.g. (Exampli gratia) Latin By way of example

Bon voyage French A good journey to you Ex officio Latin By virtue of one's office

Ad hoc Latin For the particular purpose Ex post facto Latin After the deed is done

A deux Latin Involving two people Gens de letters French Literary man

Bona fides/ Bona Latin Genuine; real (Literally 'in good i.e (Id est) Latin that is to say

Fide faith') Impasse French A deadlock

Cul-de-sac French Dead End In toto Latin In the whole; entirely

En rapport French In arrangement/ arrangement Ipso facto Latin By the fact itself

En route French On the way Joie de vivre French Joy of living

Exit Latin Goes out Laux Deo Latin Praise to god

Cul-de-sac French dead end Locus standi Latin A right to interfere

In absentia Latin absence Magnum opus Latin A great work

Laissez-faire French Non interventionist policy, letting Mala-fide Latin With bad faith

alone, let the individual alone Modus operandi Latin Manner of working

Lingua franca Italian Common language Carpe diem Latin Seize/ Enjoy the present day

Mon ami French My friend Compos mentis Latin Sane, in full control of mind

Prima facie Latin At first view Coup de grace French A blow by which a mortally wounded

De facto Latin In fact/ actually person or thing is mercifully killed,

Sine doubio Latin Without doubt [literally 'stroke of grace']

Vice versa Latin The terms of the case being Coup d'etat French A sudden decisive below in politics

inter-changed Pax vobiscum Latin Peace be with you

Viva voce Latin By living voice Pro bono publico Latin For the good of the public

Sine die Latin Without adjourned indefinitely / Pro patria Latin For our country

without a day Savoir faire French Know ho to do

Nosceteipsum Latin Know thyself De jure Latin Rightful; by right (literally 'of law')

Nota bene (N.B.) Latin Mark well Sine mora Latin Without delay

De luxe Latin Sumptuous Via media Latin A compromise (literally 'middle way')

Ad nauseam Latin To the point of disgust Vis-a-vis French As compare with (literally 'face to face')

Ad referendum Latin For further consideration Status quo Latin The state in which (it was)

Ad interim Latin For the meantime/ in the mean Tete-a-tete French A private conversation

time (literally 'head to head')

Ab initio Latin From the beginning Detenu French A prisoner

Au contraire Latin On the contrary Etc (etcetera) Latin And so on

Beaux arts French The fine arts Charge d' affairs French A deputy ambassador

Affaird' amour Latin A love affair

Alfresco Italian In the open air billet-doux French a love letter, [literally 'sweet note']

Anne Christ Latin In the year of Christ coup de foudre French love at first sight, [literally 'stroke

Anno Domini Latin In the year of our Lord of lightning']

Alter ego Latin One's other self persona non grata Latin a person who is not welcomed

Ares longa, Vita Latin Art is long, life is short somewhere

breavis Cadre French a small group of people, officers

Elite French The best part Bourgeoisie French the middle class

Bon ton French Fashionable society

Previous Years’ Questions

Dhaka University Previous Questions 2. In the sentence, The rescuers snatched the

1. The expression ‘distinctive qualities’ means children from a perfect storm’; the bold-faced

those qualities of a person which. [DU C Unit 2019-20] phrase means- [DU B Unit 2019-20]
A. are the same as those of others.

B. make him/her different from others. A. gusty wind B. the worst situation

C. emphasise honesty in him/her. C. grave illness D. a great challenge B

D. depend on his/her instincts. B Sol: A perfect storm gv‡b n‡”Q LyeB wec`RbK Ae¯’v| ZvB

Sol: Distinctive quality ej‡Z †mB quality †K eSy vq †hUv

GKwU gvbyl‡K Ab¨‡`i †_‡K Avjv`v K‡i _v‡K| Answer n‡e ‘the worst situation.’

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3. ‘To keep an eye on’ means  [DU B Unit 2018-19] 12. Since Ruma didn’t want to be disturbed while

A. To keep calm B. To be active studying, she left the phone off hooks.

C. To observe D. To look C [DU C Unit 2014-15]

Sol: ‘To keep an eye on’ A_© ‡Lqvj K‡i †`Lv| A. of hook B. for the hook C. off hooking

4. The meaning of the idiom ‘a dime a dozen’ D. off the hook E. from the hook D

13. Since the officer was overburdened with

means [DU C Unit 2017-18] work, his colleague decided to give him

A. something common B. something very rare hand. [DU C Unit 2014-15]

C. something we need D. something very costly A A. giving hands B. give him a hand

Sol: A dime of dozen gv‡b Kgb wKQz| C. give him handful D. give him handy

5. What is the meaning of the idiom ‘to follow E. given him hands B

your nose’? [DU D Unit 2017-18] 14. Sumon is beating around the bush. In other

A. to discover something words, Sumon is- [DU C Unit 2014-15]

B. to follow your instinct A. avoiding the main point
C. to smell something
B. attacking aggressively

D. to suspect a trick B C. solving a problem

Sol: ‘To follow your nose’ gv‡b wb‡Ri mnRvZ ceÖ w„ ˇK D. clearing the undergrowth

Abmy iY Kiv| E. speaking to the point A
15. An ‘apple of discord’ means-
6. ‘A piece of cake’ means : [DU B Unit 2013-14]
A. Something that is very easy
B. A slice of cake [DU D Unit 2017-18] A. a beautiful object B. an object of dispute
C. An inexperienced person
C. a favourite thing D. a delicious fruit B

16. ‘A piece of cake’ means- [DU C Unit 2013-14]

A. A task that can be accomplished very easily

D. A valueless act A B. A very mild punishment

Sol: A piece of cake gv‡b Ggb wKQz hv mn‡RB cvIqv C. A result that is still unclear and can go either way

hvq| D. A hidden or secret strength

7. My nephew ___ chicken pox this weekend. E. A kind, innocent and mild mannered person A

[DU B Unit 2016-17] 17. ‘To lose heart’ is- [DU D Unit 2013-14]

A. come round with B. came along with A. to have a heart attack B. to lose courage

C. came down with D. came over with C C. to fall in love D. to be without passion B

Sol: mwVK phrasal verb-wU n‡jv- ‘come down with’ 18. ‘Dog days’ means- [DU D Unit 2013-14]

hvi A_© †Kv‡bv †iv‡M AvµvšÍ nIqv| A. a period of being carefree

8. Come ___, She will not change her mind. B. a period misfortune

[DU D Unit 2015-16] C. days when dogs breed

A. whatever B. what may D. hot weather D

C. which may D. off it B 19. The idiom ‘let things slide’ means  [DU A Unit 2012-13]

Sol: mwVK phrase wU n‡jv 'come what may' hvi A_© A. ignore B. lose gradually

ÔhvB NUzK bv †KbÕ| C. reveal a secret D. set free A

9. We need to do more to _____ the poor flood 20. What is the meaning of the expression 

victims. bottom of my heart ? [DU A Unit 2012-13]
A. reach out to
[DU A Unit 2014-15] A. close to my heart B. core of my heart

B. live up to C. lower part of my heart D. close to my liver B

C. put up with D. make up for D 21. Choose the correct meaning of the following idioms:

10. To - catch off guard- means- [DU B Unit 2014-15] The job was not plain-sailing. [DU A Unit 2011-12]

A. to neglect dury A. The job was difficult to get

B. to substitute a guard B. The job was not easy to do

C. to get someone when he/she is careless C. The job was not sailing a ship

D. to be on guard C D. The job was easy to do B

11. All my efforts to bring about a compromise 22. Choose the correct meaning of the following idioms:

ended ______ smoke. [DU B Unit 2014-15] Leave no stone unturned [DU A Unit 2011-12]

A. with B. in A. Heavy stone B. Rare stone

C. off D. through B C. Impossible D. Try every possible means D

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23. BAD BLOOD [DU C Unit 2011-12] 11.  his earlier study, the Professior’s new

A. Wrong blood B. Poisonous C. Enmity study indicates a general warning trend in

D. Friendship E. Affinity C global weather. [31Zg wewmGm]

24. ‘At a low ebb’ - means [DU D Unit 2011-12] A. In constrant of B. In constrant to

A. Increasing B. Decreasing C. In constrant by D. In constrant as B

C. Still D. Invalid B 12. Only those who are not serious to their

25. Choose the correct sentence: [DU D Unit 2011-12] success work by ____and starts- [31Zg wewmGm]

A. Family and friends together stay through thick and thin A. long odds B. against time

B. Family and friends stay through thick and thin together C. every inch D. fits D

C. Family and friends stay together through thick and thin 13. To end in smoke- [31Zg wewmGm]

D. Family and friends through thick and thin together stay C A. To create fire B. To go through suffering

26. Choose the correct sentence: [DU C Unit 2011-12] C. To come to nothing D. To see first C

A. It is more better to be safe than sorry 14. To keep one’s head- [30Zg wewmGm]

B. It is better to be safer than sorry A. tp save oneself B. to be self respectful

C. It is better to be safe than more sorry C. to keep calm D. None of these C

D. It is better to be safe than sorry D 15. To put the cart before the horse- [30Zg wewmGm]

BCS Previous Questions A. to offer a person what he cannot eat

1. Choose the meaning of the idiom ‘Take the B. to force a person to do something

bull by the Homs’ [38Zg wewmGm] C. to raise obstacle

A. To challenge the enemy with courage D. to reserve the natural order of things D

B. Force the enemy to submit 16. To read between the lines- [30Zg wewmGm/mnKvwi cÖavb cwi`k©K 2009]
C. Out of one’s wit
A. to concentrate
D. Surrender before the enemy A
B. to suspect
2. ‘Once in a blue moon’ means [38Zg wewmGm]
C. to read carefully
A. always B. very rarely
D. to grasp the hidden meaning D
C. nearly D. hourly B
17. The horror movie scared them out of their- [30Zg wewmGm]
3. The phrase ‘Achilles heel’ means: [37Zg wewmGm]
A. wits B. seats C. lives D. funds A
A. A strong point B. A weak point
18. The bad news struck him like a bolt from
C. A permanent solution D. A serious idea B

4. He worked with all sincerity. The underlined the . [29Zg wewmGm]

phrase is– [37Zg wewmGm] A. sky B. heavens

A. A noun phrase B. An adjective phrase C. firmament D. blue D

C. An infinitive phrase D. An adverbial phrase D 19. ‘To get along with’ means- [28Zg wewmGm]

5. The idiom ‘A stitch in times saves nine’– A. to adjust B. to accompany

refers to the importance of– [36Zg wewmGm] C. to interest D. to walk A

A. saving lives B. timely action 20. Explain the meaning of ‘Bring to pass’. [27Zg wewmGm]

C. saving time D. time tailoring B A. Cause to destroy B. Cause to happen

6. To do away with” means– [36Zg wewmGm] C. Cause to carry out D. Cause to convince B

A. to repeat B. to start 21. Through thick and thin’ means- [27Zg wewmGm]

C. to get rid of D. to drive off C A. under all conditions

7. The Idiom "A stitch in time saves nine"  [35Zg wewmGm] B. to make thick and thin

A. Saving lives B. Saving time C. not clear in understanding

C. Timely action D. time tailoring C D. of great density A

8. Maiden speech means  [34Zg wewmGm] 22. What is the meaning of ‘White Elephant’?

A. First speech B. Middle speech [30Zg; 26Zg wewmGm/Dc‡Rjv gwnjv welqK Kg©KZv© 2006]

C. Maid servant’s speech D. Final speech A A. An elephant of white colour

9. ‘Call to mind’ means  [33Zg wewmGm] B. A hoarder

A. fantasize B. attend C. A black marketer

C. remember D. request C D. A very costly or troublesome possession D

10. The expression ‘take into account’ means- [33Zg wewmGm] 23. Maiden speech means- [26Zg I 24Zg wewmGm]

A. count numbers B. consider A. Late speech B. Early speech

C. think seriously D. asses B C. Final speech D. First speech D

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24. ‘Out and out’ means- [26Zg wewmGm] 35. Not many people can commit such a heinous

A. Not at all B. Brave crime in cold blood. ____ What does the

C. Throughly D. Whole heatedly C italicized idiom above mean? [14Zg we‡kl wewmGm (wkÿv)]

25. The expression ‘after one’s own heart’ means-[25Zg wewmGm] A. in cool brain and calculated thought

A. To be in low spirit B. With complete devotion B. so patiently and thoughtfully
C. To one’s own liking D. To be in high spirit C
C. so impatiently and thoughtlessly

26. There are ___dangerous drivers. [24Zg wewmGm] D. stirred by sudden emotion A

A. a very lot of B. very many of 36. The condition of most slum dwellers is so miserable

C. very much of D. a lot of D that it cannot be described in words. -Which is the

27. Choose the correct meaning: He raised his best phrase for the underlined expression above?

eyebrow at my explanation. [24Zg wewmGm] [14Zg we‡kl wewmGm (wkÿv), weÁvcb AvwaKvwiK 2006]

A. Show surprise or disapproval A. beggars description B. cuts to the quick

B. Show agreement C. boils down to this D. keeps open house A

C. Show happiness 37. A speech full of too many words is- [14Zg we‡kl wewmGm (wkÿv)]

D. Show indifference A A. A big speech

28. A person whose ‘head’ is in the ‘clouds’ is- [23Zg wewmGm] B. Maiden speech

A. Proud B. a day dreamer C. An unimportant speech

C. an aviator D. useless B D. A verbose speech D

29. Choose the appropriate meaning of the idiom 38. What is the meaning of the idiom ‘a round

‘Swan song’ [23Zg wewmGm] dozen’? [14Zg we‡kl wewmGm (wkÿv), ivwe t ivóªweÁvb 2009-10]

A. First work B. Last work A. a little less than a dozen

C. Middle work D. Early work B B. a little more than a dozen

30. When a person says he’s all in’, it means- [17Zg wewmGm] C. a full dozen

A. He is very tired D. round about a dozen C

B. He has arrived 39. What is the meaning of ‘Soft Soap’? [14Zg wewmGm (wkÿv)]

C. He has finished packing A. Flattery for self motives

D. He has got everything A B. To speak ill of others

31. ‘To read between the lines’ means- C. To speak high of others
D. To recognise other’s good deeds
[17Zg we‡kl wewmGm/Rwe t 2009-10/Dc‡Rjv gwnjv welqK Kg©KZv© 2006] A

A. To read carefully 40. Dog days means- [14Zg we‡kl wewmGm (wkÿv)]

B. To read only some lines A. a period of being carefree

C. To read quickly to save time B. a period of having youthful feelings

D. To read carefully to find out any hidden meaning D C. a period of misfortune

32. Which of the following is a correct proverb? D. hot weather D

[16Zg we‡kl wewmGm (wkÿv)] 41. It is too difficult to ‘tolerate’ bad temper for long.

A. Fools rush in where angels fear to tread -Which of the following phrases best replaces

B. Fools rush in where an angel fears to tread ‘tolerate’ in the above sentence?

C. A fool rushes in where the angels fears to tread [13Zg wewmGm]

D. Fools rush in where the angels fear to tread A A. cope up with B. put up with

33. You should show good manners in the C. stand up for D. pull on with B

company of young ladies. ___ Which is the 42. I have never seen such a slow coach like you, this

appropriate phrase for the underlines small work has taken you three full months. - What

expression above? [14Zg we‡kl wewmGm (wkÿv)] does the idiom ‘a slow coach’ mean? [13Zg wewmGm]

A. behave gently B. practice manners A. an irresponsible person

C. behave yourself D. do not talk rudely A B. a careless person

34. The invention of computer has turned over a C. an unthoughtful person

new leaf in the history of modern technology. D. a very lazy person D
43. ‘Hold water’ means-
Which of the following is nearest in meaning to [11Zg wewmGm]

the italicized idiom above? [14Zg we‡kl wewmGm (wkÿv)] A. Keep water B. Drink water

A. created a new history C. Bear examination D. Store water C

B. began a new civilization 44. ‘Out and Out’ means- [11Zg wewmGm]

C. opened a new chapter A. Not at all B. Thoroughly

D. created a sensation C C. To be last D. Man of outside B

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Other Universities & Competitive 13. A drowing man catches____ a straw.

Exam’s Previous Questions [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU-E (‡Rvo) 2014-15]

1. The debutante could not ___ the pressure of playing in an A. at B. of C. on D. with A

international match. [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq B-BDwbU 2014-15] 14. ‘A manof straw’ means-[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU-E (we‡Rvo) 2014-15]

A. cope B. cope with A. a man with no substance

C. cope up with D. copes B B. a very active person

2. ‘A slip of the tongue’ means something is C. an unreasonable person

said- [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq C-BDwbU 2014-15] D. a worth fellow A

A. wrongly by choice 15. ‘Pass away’ means- [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU-E (we‡Rvo) 2014-15]

B. unintentionally

C. without giving proper thought A. disappear B. die C. erase D. fall B
16. To read between the lines’ is-
D. to hurt another person C

3. Choose the correct meaning of the phrase [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU-E (we‡Rvo) 2014-15]

‘Stumbling block’. [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq E-BDwbU 2014-15] A. to read the lines

A. Anxiety B. Worry C. Disaster D. Obstacle D B. to read quickly to save time

4. In the sentence, -Mr. Karim is not a man of C. to read some lines only

straw; even the governor consults him on D. to read quickly D

important issues-, the underlined part means- 17. I don’t agree with you, but your idea gives

[Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq C-BDwbU 2014-15]

A. Puppet B. Influential me food _____, complete the sentence with

C. Unimportant D. Helpless C the best option. [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU-F (‡Rvo) 2014-15]

5. Raj and Riaz have never eye to eye on politics. A. for fun B. for consider

[Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq E-BDwbU 2014-15] C. for thought D. for money C

A. Sharing the same view B. disagreement partly 18. The solders went to the battle__. Complete

C. intimacy D. enmity A the sentence with the best option provided.

6. -For good- means- [Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq E-BDwbU 2014-15] [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU-F (‡Rvo) 2014-15]

A. For betterment B. temporarily A. at their own accord B. of their own accord

C. permanently D. for the time being C C. by their own accord D. on their own accord B
19. ‘Block Head’ means. [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU-G 2014-15]
7. -Eat one’s word- means- [Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq E-BDwbU 14-15]

A. Cry B. Apologize

C. Scholar D. wordless B A. Stupid person B. A quiet person

8. The phrase ‘by no means’ does not mean. C. Clever D. A dangerous person A

[Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq E-BDwbU 2014-15] 20. Which one is the correct meaning of -Talk out-?

A. not it any way B. certainly not [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU-H 2014-15]

C. in no sense D. there is no means A A. settle by talking B. out of talk

9. The expression ‘fall into line’ means- C. cannot talk D. talk nonsense A

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU-A (we‡Rvo) 2014-15] 21. Choose the word which best expresses the

A. honest B. brave C. agree D. disagree C

10. He agreed to the plan of his own accord. The meaning of -Catch sight of [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU H 14-15]

underlined phrase means- [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU-B 14-15] A. see for a moment B. paying attention

A. enthusiastically B. voluntarily C. discover D. become popular A

C. unwillingly D. unhesitatingly B 22. The maritime boundary of Bangladesh was an

11. We are in deep financial crunch. We should cut apple of discord for a long time but now the issue
has been resolved. What does ‘apple of discord’
off the white elephant. [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq E (‡Rvo) 14-15]

A. white color elephant mean here? [PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq A2 (weÁvb Abyl`) 14-15]

B. unwanted overhead A. A matter of dispute

C. elite class

D. costly but useless possession D B. A matter of national security

12. He is___in English. [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU-E 2014-15] C. A matter of resource sharing

A. in the dark B. at home D. A matter of national pride

C. carrying the day D. linked to B E. A matter of political misunderstanding A

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23. The phrase ‘patch something up’ refers- 35. The phrase ‘to drive home’ means-

[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU B-1 (Kjv I gvbewe`¨v) 2014-15] [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq ÔKÕ BDwbU 2014-15]

A. to have a quarrel or dispute with somebody A. to find ones roots

and be friends again B. to return to the place of rest

B. to ending a quarrel or dispute with somebody C. back to original position

and being foes again D. to emphasize D

C. to ending a quarrel or dispute with somebody

and being friends again 36. Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: Round

D. to end a quarrel or dispute with somebody table conference. [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq ÔLÕ BDwbU 2014-15]

and being friends again D A. big public meeting
24. ‘To end in smoke’ means-
B. well-attended seminar

[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU B-1 (Kjv I gvbewe`¨v) 2014-15] C. political or other discussion

A. To make completely understand D. debating competition C

B. To excite great applause

C. To give up smoking 37. Choose the correct meaning of the idiom:

D. To terminate without producing any result D Break the record. [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq ÔLÕ BDwbU 2014-15]

25. The last straw- [Lyjbv wek¦we`¨vjq, B, 2014-15] A. destroy property

A. small amount of money B. very light thing B. do damage to documents

C. last relative alive D. small but additional burden D C. do something that has not been done before

26. Crocodile tears- [Ljy bv wek¦we`¨vjq, B, 2014-15] D. attempt impossible things C

A. false sorrow B. cry coldly 38. Our family is on very good terms with his family.
Here ‘good terms’ means- [RvZxq wek¦we`¨vjq,gvbweK 14-15]
C. carry out D. to finish A

27. Maiden speech- [Ljy bv wek¦we`¨vjq, B, 2014-15]

A. last speech B. early speech A. good conditions B. warm relationship

C. final speech D. first speech D C. give and take D. hospitality B

28. At the spur of the moment- [Ljy bv wek¦we`¨vjq 2014-15] 39. ‘Maiden voyage’ is closest in meaning to-

A. difficult moment B. without delay [RvZxq wek¦we`¨vjq, e¨emvq wkÿv 2013-14]

C. great moment D. beautiful moment B A. longest B. most elegant

29. Break the ice- [Lyjbv wek¦we`¨vjq, B, 2014-15] C. inaugural D. help C

A. to do something with courage 40. Fill in the blank with the correct option- A

B. to speak first after ling silence person who writes about his own Writes-

C. to win a prize [‡gwW‡Kj I †W›Uvj fwZ© cixÿv 2014-15]

D. to win someone’s heart B A. an autobiography B. a diary

30. ‘Once in a blue moon’ means- [Ljy bv wek¦we`¨vjq, B, 2014-15] C. a biography D. a chronicle A

A. a full moon light B. on a moon-lit night 40. Correct English translation of, ÒZvnvi eyw× eo

C. very rarely D. very often C

31. ‘The soldier died in harness’ means- †gvUvÓ is- [‡gwW‡Kj I †W›Uvj fwZ© cixÿv 2013-14]

[Lyjbv wek¦we`¨vjq, L, 2014-15] A. He is a blockhead B. He is blockheaded

A. de died in business B. he died in peace C. He is coarse headed D. His intelligence is thick A
41. The phrase ‘make headway’ means-
C. he died in honor D. he died in dishonor A
[RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq- ÔweÕ BDwbU 2013-14]
32. Which expression does not explain a comparison?

[kvnRvjvj weÁvb I cÖhwy ³ wek¦we`¨vjq, A1 2014-15] A. doing hard work B. to make progress

A. As bold as brass B. as cool as a cucumber C. to make loss D. to find highway D

C. as busy as a bee D. as bright as a button 42. ‘Wear and tear’ means- [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq- ÔNÕ BDwbU 13-14]

E. as heavy as grave B

33. He could not come on account of illness. A. clothing B. disbursement
Here ‘on account of’ is used as:
C. depreciation D. accumulation C

[kvnRvjvj weÁvb I cÖhyw³ wek¦we`¨vjq, A1 2014-15] 43. Give the correct meaning of the phrase ‘a

A. coordinating conjunction B. Relative pronoun maiden speech’. [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq- ÔNÕ BDwbU 2013-14]

C. phrase preposition D. Qualitative adjective A. memorable speech B. first speech

E. Abstract noun C

34. A yellow suit with yellow cap puts him over C. inaugural speech D. long speech B

the top. Choose the correct meaning of ‘over 44. ‘Cock and bull story’ means-

the top’. [kvnRvjvj weÁvb I cÖhwy ³ wek¦we`¨vjq, A1 2014-15] [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq-ÔNÕ BDwbU 2013-14]

A. Excessive B. On the bank C. On the top A. a silly story B. one important event

D. Look smart E. Benign A C. story about animals D. an important story A

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45. Plans for a new bridge across the river are in 56. People merely glance at colourless things.

the pipeline. The underlined idiom means: [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq ÔMÕ BDwbU 2013-14]

[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq ÔGÕ BDwbU cixÿv (weÁvb Ably `) 2013-14] A. Contemplate B. Think

A. Plans are being prepared and are public C. Look quickly D. Like C

B. Plans are inside the pipeline 57. The students wrote their essay ____ the instruction

C. Plans are public of their teacher. [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq ÔMÕ BDwbU 2013-14]

D. Plans are being prepared but are not public yet A. accordingly B. accordance with

E. Plans are not prepared D C. in accordance to D. according to D

46. A drowning person  a straw. 58. You have passed ___. [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq ÔNÕ BDwbU 2013-14]

[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq ÔweÕ BDwbU cixÿv 2013-14]

A. catches B. catches at A. in a flying manner B. with a flying shirt

C. catches for D. catches after B C. with flying colours D. none C

47. The phrase that refers to senior politicians of 59. People living near river banks have to _____

the main opposition party, which is not in the erosion. Which one is the appropriate

power, is- [PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq ÔwWÕ BDwbU cixÿv 2013-14] phrase for the gap? [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq ÔNÕ BDwbU 2013-14]

A. shadow senate B. shadow congress A. be affected B. bear the burnt of

C. shadow ministry D. shadow cabinet D C. bear the brand of D. bear the affect of B

48. Choose the word that is closest to the word ‘in 60. She always makes a scene in parties, She is not
vain’ in meaning. [PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq ÔwWÕ BDwbU cixÿv 2013-14]
playing with a full deck. Here ‘not playing with a

A. carefully B. successfully full deck’ means- [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq ÔNÕ BDwbU 2013-14]

C. without success D. carelessly C A. not sane B. not loud

49. I’m so mad at my friend. He was supposed to C. not sporty D. not pretty C

return the money he had borrowed from me but 61. ‘To flog a dead horse’ means- [RvZxq wek¦we`¨vjq, gvbweK 2013-14]

he stood me up. [PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq ÔBÕ BDwbU cixÿv 2013-14] A. to fight for a lost cause

A. forgot B. came without the money B. to take interest in an obsolute subject

C. pretended he forgot C. to act in a foolish way

D. kept me standing for a long time E D. to treat an incurable patient B
E. didn’t come
62. Any good doctor would solve it in no time. The
50. Why should she stick her neck out for them?
underlined phrase means- [RvZxq wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ 2013-14]
They never helped her with anything.
A. instantly B. never C. life time D. hardly A
[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq ÔBÕ BDwbU cixÿv 2013-14] 63. ‘To read between the lines’ means-

A. Ask for money B. stand up

C. take a big risk D. lie E. negotiate E [Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq, A- BDwbU 2013-14]

51. You have missed a lot of lessons and you A. to read carefully

may find it difficult to catch _______ with the B. to read carefully to find out any hidden meaning

rest of the class. [PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq ÔBÕ BDwbU cixÿv 2013-14] C. to read only some lines

A. about B. on C. out D. to read quickly to save time B

D. in E. up E 64. In the sentence, ‘Mom really laid it on the line and

52. The words ‘dilly dally’ means- told me I couldn’t use the car unless all my grades

[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq ÔGdÕ BDwbU fwZ© cixÿv 2013-14] went up’ the underlined part means-

A. to dilute B. waite impatiently

C. repeat D. waste time [Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq, Bs‡iwR wefvM (C~2) 2013-14]

E. gather strength D A. was angry B. set a condition

53. Ôwbt‡kwlZÕ Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx iƒcvqb- C. was strict D. was clear-cut D

[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq ÔGdÕ BDwbU fwZ© cixÿv 2013-14] 65. ‘A man of letters’ means:

A. Out of doors B. Out of order [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq A BDwbU (‡Rvo) 2013-14]

C. Out of print D. Out of place A. a scholar B. a gentleman

E. Out of sorts E C. a talented person D. a reformer A

54. Power has a strong impact on human mind. 66. ‘to the full’ means: [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq A BDwbU (‡Rvo) 2013-14]

[ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq ÔLÕ BDwbU 2013-14]

A. Influence B. Understanding A. to exhaust B. to the highest extent

C. Force D. Idea A C. thoroughly D. to complete C

55. Break neck- [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq ÔLÕ BDwbU 2013-14] 67. ‘in his own way’ means: [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq A BDwbU (‡Rvo) 2013-14]

A. persevere B. persist A. in the right way B. properly

C. pursue D. procrastinate C C. according to his own desire D. naturally C

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68. ‘To lighten the atmosphere’ means- 82. ‘Friends and foe’ means- [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU E (‡Rvo) 13-14]

A. to remove darkness B. to bring light A. eÜMz Y B. kÎæ-wgÎ C. wgÎ-kÎæ D. eÜzei B

C. to ease a tense situation 83. ‘To read between the lines’ means-

D. to make a comedy out of a tragedy C [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU E (‡Rvo) 2013-14]

69. -Out and out- means- [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq G BDwbU 2013-14] A. to concentrate B. to suspect

A. Far away B. Superficially C. to read carefully D. to grasp the hidden meaning D

C. Completely D. To avoid anything C 84. They sell books at a round rate. Here, ‘at a round

70. Which of the following sentences has rate’ means- [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU E (we‡Rvo) 2013-14]

prepositional phrase? [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq H BDwbU 13-14] A. fixed price B. over price

A. To walk in the morning is a good exercise C. low price D. market price A

B. Lenin was a leader second to none 85. Rahman is every inch a gentle. Here ‘every

C. Mother asked Runa to iron the dried clothes inch’ means- [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU E (we‡Rvo) 2013-14]

D. He worked in the teeth of all dangers D

71. ‘Dog days’ means- [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, MwYZ 2013-14] A. top to bottom B. heavily

A. A period of being carefree C. moderately D. roughly A

B. A period of having youthful feelings 86. ‘He is out and out a gentleman.’ In the above

C. A period of misfortune sentence ‘out and out’ means-

D. Hot weather D [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU F (A-weÁvb MÖæc)]

72. New facts have been brought to light. A. Not at all B. In no way

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ kvLv 2013-14] C. In every respect D. In some respect C
87. ‘Out and out’ means- [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq ÔMÕ BDwbU 2012-13]
A. represses B. revealed

C. suppressed D. concealed B A. not at all B. someone from outside

73. There are black sheep in the society. C. to get out D. to be last

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ kvLv 2013-14]

A. big B. selfish persons E. thoroughly E

C. shy persons D. bad characters D 88. ‘To smell a rat’ means- [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq ÔMÕ BDwbU 12-13]

74. All the furniture in the room were- A. to smell a bad smell B. to suspect a trick or deceit

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ kvLv 2013-14] C. to misunderstand D. to have dirty ways

A. at random B. apple of discord E. to be bothersome B

C. at a loss D. at sixes and sevens D

75. He was ____ and did not know what to do. 89. Appearance can often be liable to mislead.

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ kvLv 2013-14] The underlined phrase means-

A. in a fix B. in troubled water [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq ÔKÕ BDwbU 12-13]

C. in the clouds D. in weal and woe A A. defective B. lucrative

76. ‘In black and white’ means- C. repulsive D. deceptive D

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ kvLv 2013-14] 90. A bird in hand is worth two in the bush. The

A. in writing B. in grey color sentence means- [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq ÔNÕ BDwbU 2012-13]

C. in conformity with D. in costrast A A. Take what you have got readily instead of

77. Choose the correct meaning of the Phrase expecting better in the future

‘dead letter’? [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ kvLv 2013-14] B. Something is better than nothing

A. bad law B. law not in force C. Better an empty house than an ill tenant

C. old letter D. letter not written B D. One needs to learn how to make profit A

78. The population of Bangladesh is increasing  91. All his dreams were nipped in the bud. Here
‘nipped in the bud’ means- [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq ÔNÕ BDwbU 2012-13]
[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ kvLv 2013-14]

A. by fits and starts B. by leaps and bounds

C. by and large D. by all means B A. Fulfilled

79. The paternal property is ____ between the B. Were like buds of flower

two brothers. [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ kvLv 2013-14] C. Cherished well

A. the bone of contention B. up and doing D. Destroyed at the beginning D

C. in blue color D. at a premium A 92. Find out the correct meaning of ‘A hard nut

80. ‘For good’ means- [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ kvLv 2013-14] to crack’ [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, BDwbU A-5 2012-13]

A. for betterment B. for the time being A. Difficult B. Not easy

C. for future use D. permanently D C. Tartap D. Difficulty A

81. The meaning of ‘go to dogs’ is- 93. ‘Salt of life’ stands for-[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, BDwbU A-3 2012-13]

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ kvLv 2013-14]

A. be eatimated B. be agreed A. sorrows of life B. saline water

C. be blamed D. be ruined D C. sodium chloride D. valuable things D

265 Section 04 Idiomatic Expression Accurate English

94. Which of the following phrasal verbs means - 107. Which of the following sentence is correct?

blame and criticize?- [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, BDwbU A-5 12-13] [PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq, ÔwWÕ BDwbU 2012-13]

A. come heavily on B. fall down on A. Little learning is the dangerous thing

C. come down on D. fall heavily on A B. A little learning is a dangerous thing

95. I caught sight _____ the man. C. The little learning is a dangerous thing

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, BDwbU A-7 2012-13] D. A little learning is dangerous thing B

A. at B. with C. for D. of D 108. I don’t think we have very much _______; we

96. The country is progressing by leaps and are very different people.
bounds. Here ‘by leaps and bounds’ means-
[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq, ÔwWÕ BDwbU 12-13]

A. together B. in common

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, BDwbU A-7 2012-13] C. the same D. similar A

A. aimlessly B. rapidly C. slowly D. steadily B 109. The phrase ‘donkey work’ means-
97. Don’t ____ a long face over your face.
[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq, ÔBÕ BDwbU 2012-13]

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, BDwbU B 2012-13] A. a serious assignment

A. take B. make C. get D. pull D B. manual labor

98. The correct meaning of ‘a man of letter’s is: C. very simple work

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, BDwbU E (we‡Rvo) 2012-13] D. the job of a daily laborer

A. a postman B. a scholar E. the hard and boring part of a job E

C. an efficient person D. an attentive man B 110. ‘To read between the lines’ means-

99. The meaning of ‘Bottom line’- [PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq, ÔBÕ BDwbU 2012-13]

[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, BDwbU E (we‡Rvo) 2012-13] A. To read carefully

A. The final step B. The essential point B. To read only some lines

C. To read quick to save times

C. The end of a road D. The last line of a book B D. To read carefully to find out any hidden meaning

100. He does not know how to behave with the E. to separate one line from another D
people, because he is a numb scull. Here, ‘numb
111. To let the grass grow under one’s feet means:
scull’ means-
[ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, BDwbU E (‡Rvo) 2012-13] [PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq, ÔwRÕ BDwbU 2012-13]

A. a great idler B. anant fool A. To miss the opportunity

C. fearless man D. stupid person D B. To let things go on in their natural way

101. Barking dogs seldom bite’- can be replaced C. To be indolent and let other take advantage
of one’s indolence
by- [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, BDwbU F‚1 2012-13]

A. All that glitters is not gold D. To delay and linger

B. A little learning is a dangerous thing E. To cause harm to another B

C. Haste makes waste 112. Do not burn the candle ____. [RvZxq wek¦we`¨vjq, e¨emvq wkÿv 2012-13]

D. Empty vessels sound much D A. at both ends B. in daylight

102. She was a fearless woman who acted ____ C. when you are sleep D. when you walk A

her health. [ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq, evwYR¨ wefvM 2012-13] 113.  Any good doctor would solve it in no time-

A. without regard to B. without regard for . Which of the following best explains the

C. without regard D. without regard of A underlined phrase? [RvZxq wek¦we`¨vjq, weÁvb 2012-13]

103. The book is ____ far the one he has ever written. A. in a relatively short time B. never

[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq, ÔKÕ BDwbU 2012-13] C. lifetime D. hardly A

A. too B. above C. to 114. The return of the soldier put an end to the

D. most E. by E rumors of his death in the war. Here ‘put an

104. Certain formulae have to be learnt ____ heart. end to’ means: [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔKÕ 2012-13]

[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq, ÔL-1Õ BDwbU 2012-13] A. caused to happen B. stopped

A. at B. to C. in C. spread D. confirmed B

D. of E. by E 115. When I was in town, I tried to take full

105. The idiom -in black and white- means- advantage of the many public libraries there.

[PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq, ÔL-2Õ BDwbU 2012-13] [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔLÕ 2012-13]

A. false B. temporary A. take pictures B. make a survey

C. in writing D. verbally E. true C C. make good use D. visit to get an idea C

106. The book is _______ far the best one he has 116. The country was left needing massive reconstruction

ever written. [PÆMÖvg wek¦we`¨vjq, ÔwmÕ BDwbU 2012-13] and rebuilding __ of the war. [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔLÕ 2012-13]

A. by B. as C. to A. in the aftermath B. at the outset

D. at E. above A C. in full swing D. in the event A

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117. When I was in town, I tried to take full advantage 128. Which one is the correct sentence?
of the many public libraries there. Here ‘take full
advantage’ means: [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔLÕ 2012-13] [‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔwWÕ 2012-13]

A. The man ran for debt.

A. take pictures B. make a survey B. The man ran into debt.

C. make good use D. visit to get an idea C C. The man ran from debt.

118. We cannot afford a fan, ____ an air conditioner. D. The man ran after debt. B

[ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔLÕ 2012-13] 129. What is the meaning of the idiom -a bad egg ?

A. what B. no question [‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔwWÕ 2012-13]

C. how D. let alone D A. an unreliable person

119. The country was left needing massive B. a dangerous person
C. a person who can’t create anything
reconstruction and rebuilding__of the war.
D. None of these C
[ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔMÕ 2012-13]

A. in the aftermath B. at the outset 130. Do not play ____ with your parent’s hard-

C. in full swing D. in the event A earned money. [‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔBÕ 2012-13]

120. Mark the correct interpretation of ‘A tree is known A. hide and seek B. by ear

by the fruit it bears.’ [ewikvj wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔNÕ 2012-13] C. ducks and drakes D. fast and loose D

A. Evil can never be disguised 131. What is the meaning of -a while lie-?

B. A person is known by his/her deeds [‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔBÕ 2012-13]

C. Only a fool would look for apples in a pear tree A. harmful lie B. harmless lie

D. Flower does not give a correct impression B C. useless lie D. irrelevant lie B

121. What is the meaning of the idiom ‘bury the 132. What is the meaning of the idiom -take to

hatchet’? one’s heels?- [‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔGdÕ 2012-13]

[‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔKÕ 2012-13] A. To stand on one’s feet

A. stop doing something and going somewhere else B. To wear expensive shoe

B. stop quarrelling and become friendly C. To escape

C. preserve something for bad days D. To reach C

D. try to destroy a hatchet B 133. ÒPvu ‡`I Kj¼ Av‡QÓ- Translate it 

122. What is the meaning of ‘Herculean task’? [‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔGdÕ 2012-13]

[‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔKÕ 2012-13] A. No smoke without fire

A. task which is enormous B. Many drops make a shower

B. task which needs the knowledge of Roman myth C. There are lees to every wine

C. task which needs the knowledge of Greek myth D. While there is life, there is hope A

D. task which needs great strength and determination D 134. The job was not plain sailing means-

123. Which of the following is correct? [RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq- L BDwbU 2011-12]

[‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔwmÕ 2012-13] A. The job was difficult to get

A. Look after you leap B. Look before you leap B. The job was not easy to do

C. Look when you leap D. Look where you leap B C. The job was not sailing a ship
124. ‘Dog days’ means- [‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔwmÕ 12-13]
D. The job was easy to do B
A. A period of being careful
135. ‘To read between the lines’ means-
B. Hot weather
[RMbœv_ wek¦we`¨vjq- N BDwbU 2011-12]

C. Normal days A. To read all times B. To read some times

D. A period of misfortune B C. To read quickly D. To read closely D

125. What is the meaning of the idiom -out and 136. Beasts move at__in the forest.

about-? [‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔwmÕ 2012-13] [Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq-M BDwbU 2011-12]

A. inactive B. active A. least B. free C. large D. all C

C. irregular D. Free from anxiety D 137. At ____, he loses his temper.

126. The correct meaning of ‘At home’ is- [Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq- M BDwbU 2011-12]

[‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔwmÕ 2012-13] A. last B. morning

A. Within the home B. Outside home C. times D. any cost C

C. Expert D. Inexperience C 138. You have to come back at any ___.

[Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq- M BDwbU 2011-12]

127. The thief was caught red-handed. Here -red- A. time B. cost C. way D. where B

handed- means- [‡eMg †iv‡Kqv wek¦we`¨vjq BDwbU ÔwWÕ 2012-13] 139. The thief was caught at ____.

A. later B. trap [Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq- M BDwbU 2011-12]

C. with proof D. none of these C A. least B. large C. length D. home D

Section 05

Analogy

Analogy msµvšÍ PviwU Step Abyhvqx Analogy solve Ki‡Z n‡e Ges
ax‡i ax‡i Analogy msµvšÍ Word gyL¯’ nIqvi ci ïay gj~ cÖkœ I
Related DËiwU co‡jB Analogy Solve Kiv hvq|

Initial List of Previous
Discussion Analogy Years’
on Analogy
Questions

How To Read?

cÖ_‡g Analogy msµvšÍ wbqgvewj c‡o Analogy msµvšÍ Vocabulary
co‡Z n‡e| Zvici weMZ eQ‡ii cÖkœ¸‡jv co‡jB University Admission
Test-G Kgb co‡e BbkvAvjøvn& | Zvici Category wise Anlaogy
co‡j BCS mn Ab¨vb¨ †h‡Kv‡bv Competitive Exam-G Kgb co‡e
Bbkvjøvn|& `ªæZ cÖ¯Íwy Zi Rb¨ cÖkœ Ges DËiwU co‡jB ûeyn Kgb co‡e|

Accurate English Section 05 Analogy 268

Part 01– Intial Discussion On Analogy

Analogy questions ask you to determine the relationship between one original pair of words and then recognize an

analogous (or, similar) relationship in a different pair of words. [A_©vr ÔG¨vbvjwRÕ cÖ‡kœ gj~ GK‡Rvov k‡ãi g‡a¨ m¤úK© †ei K‡i wVK H
ai‡Yi A_©vr G¨vbv-j-Mvm (m`„k) m¤úK© Ab¨ ‡h kã‡Rvovi g‡a¨ Av‡Q, †mUv‡K wPwýZ Ki‡Z nq cÖm½Zt G¨vbv-j-wR kãUv G‡m‡Q G¨vbv-j-Mvm †_‡K]|
How to Solve Analogy (G¨vbvjwR mgvavb †KŠkj) : wb‡P K‡qKwU D`vni‡Y Analogy c‡Ö kœi DËi †ei Kivi c×wZ AZ¨šÍ mnR
K‡i e¨vL¨v †`qv n‡q‡Q| D`vniY¸wj †bqv n‡q‡Q MZ K‡qK eQ‡ii HOB, BBA, MBA cfÖ w… Z wewfbœ competitive cixÿvi cÖkœ †_‡K|

Example # 01 COIN : ROUND :

A. Bee: Honey B. Cow: Milk C. Brick: Rectangular D. Camel: Desert E. None of these

Solution :
STEP-1 “Capital Letter (eo Aÿi)-Gi kã‡Rvovi A_© m¤ú‡K© wbwðZ n‡Z n‡e| A_©vr Zv‡`i A_© Rvb‡Z n‡e|Ó COIN A_© †Zv

Avcbv‡`i meviB Rvbv Av‡Q †h Ôg`y ªvÕ Ges ‘ROUND’ A_© Ô‡MvjvKviÕ|
STEP-2 “Capital Letter-Gi kã`y‡Uvi m¤úK©‡K mnRfv‡e †QvU GKUv ev‡K¨i gva¨‡g cKÖ vk Ki‡Z n‡e|Ó G‡ÿ‡Î ejv nq, “COIN

is ROUND” A_©vr ÔwWg nq wW¤^vKviÕ|
STEP-3 DËi wn‡m‡e c`Ö Ë kã‡Rvov¸wj w`‡q MwVZ ev‡K¨i gZB wVK GKB fvlvq evK¨ evbv‡Z n‡e| GLb “COIN is ROUND”

ev‡K¨i COIN I ROUND-Gi ¯’v‡b Dˇii cÖwZwU †Rvovi kã`ywU‡K G‡Ki ci GK ewm‡q cvIqv hvq [...is...]

A. Bee is Honey B. Cow is Milk C. Brick is Rectangular D. Camel is Desert

STEP-4 Òme‡P‡q mwVK I A_©en ev‡K¨ †h †Rvov w`‡q ˆZwi n‡q‡Q, †mB †RvovwUB DËi|Ó ¯úóZB ïaygvÎ C-Gi Øviv A_©en evK¨

ˆZwi nq| †Kbbv, Bee (‡gŠgvwQ)-Gi mvnv‡h¨ Honey (ga)y ˆZwi nq ejv †h‡Z cv‡i, wKš‘ A-Gi “Bee is honey” K_vUv

Aek¨B fjz | GKBfv‡e Cow ‡_‡K milk nq e‡U wKš‘ “Cow is milk” ej‡jB fzj n‡e| ZvB B-I ev`| Avi “Camel is

Desert” K_vUvI mZ¨ bq| ïaygvÎ Brick is Rectangular evK¨wUB mwVK I A_©en| Correct Ans: C

Example # 02 BAT : BADMINTON:

A. Diver: Springboard B. Horse: Polo C. Glove: Boxing D. Bat: Cricket E. Gun: Hunting

Solution :
STEP-1 (A_© †ei Kiv) t BAT n‡jv ‡Ljvi DcKiY Ges BADMINTION GKUv †Ljvi bvg|
STEP-2 (gj~ evK¨ MVb Kiv) “BADMINTON”-Gi Rb¨ BAT jv‡MÓ
STEP-3 (Dˇii †Rvov¸wj w`‡q Abiy ƒc evK¨ ˆZwi Kiv) t Ò... ... ... Gi Rb¨ ... ... ... jv‡MÓ

(A) Springboard-Gi Rb¨ Diver jv‡M|
(B) Polo-Gi Rb¨ Horse jv‡M|
(C) Boxing-Gi Rb¨ Glove jv‡M|
(D) Cricket-Gi Rb¨ Bat jv‡M|
(E) Hunting-Gi Rb¨ Gun jv‡M|
STEP-4 mwVK I A_©en evK¨Uv †ei Kiv) t G ‡ÿ‡Î (A)-Uv Aek¨B ev` †`qv hvq †h‡nZz Springboard (cvwb‡Z WvBf †`qvi w¯úªs
AvUv Z³v) jv‡M Dive ‡`qvi Rb¨| wKš‘ evKx¸wji GKUvI ev` hvq bv, †h‡nZz (B),(C),(D) I (E)-Gi cwÖ ZwUB A_©en I
mwVK| G ai‡Yi cwiw¯’wZ D™¢e n‡j A_©vr GKvwaK DËi‡K mwVK g‡b n‡j, eyS‡Z n‡e gj kã `y‡Uvi m¤úK©‡K AwZwi³
ckÖ ¯Ífv‡e cKÖ vk Kiv n‡q‡Q| ZLb eo Aÿ‡ii kã`‡y Uvi m¤úK©‡K AviI msKxY© ev mxgve×fv‡e cÖKvk Ki‡Z n‡e| G‡ÿ‡Î
ejv hvq, “BADMINTON ‡Ljvq ej‡K AvNvZ Kivi Rb¨ BAT jv‡M|” Gevi wKš‘ ïagy vÎ (D) w`‡q ejv hvq, Cricket
‡Ljvq ej‡K AvNvZ Kivi Rb¨ Bat jv‡M| mZy ivs DËi D.

Example # 03 ROOF : BUILDING :

A. Basin : Water B. Mountain : Range C. Sand : Dune D. River : Bed E. Crown : Tree

Solution : BUILDING gv‡b `vjvb, ROOF gv‡b Qv`| “BUILDING -Gi kxl©‡K ROOF e‡j|

(A)-‡Z Basin gv‡b †Zv ev_iæ‡gi †ewmb| GUv‡K †Zv water-Gi kxl© ejv hvq bv| Zvn‡j (A) ev`|”

(B)-‡Z Mountain (ce©Z)-‡K Range (ce©Z‡kÖYx)-Gi Ask ejv hvq, wKš‘ kxl© ej‡j fjz n‡e; GUvI e‡j|
(C)-‡Z Sand (evwj) Gi iƒc‡K Dune (evwjqvwo) e‡j| GUvI nq bv|
(D)-‡Z Bed n‡jv River-Gi Zj‡`k| AZGe, (D)-I ev`|
(E)-‡Z Crown gv‡b gKy zUI bq, Avevi †Kv‡bv wKQiz kxl©‡KI Crown e‡j| Tree-Gi kxl©‡K Crown e‡j| DËi (E)|

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Example # 04 HILL : BOTTOM :

A. Building : Foundation B. Shirt : Sleeve C. Entrace : Exit D. Smoke : Chimney E. Automobile :
Engine

Solution : “BOTTOM (cv`‡`‡k) n‡jv HILL -Gi Ask|”
(A) †_‡K Foundation (wfwË) n‡jv Building-Gi Ask| GUv wVKfv‡eB Lvc Lvq| GUv DËi n‡Z cv‡i|
(B) ‡_‡K “Sleeve (Rvgvi nvZv, Avw¯Íb) n‡jv Shirt-Gi Ask|” GUvI DËi n‡Z cv‡i|
(C) ‡_‡K “Exit (cÖ¯’vb) c_ n‡jv Entrance (c‡Ö ek c_)-Gi Ask” ej‡j Aa©en nq bv| GUv ev`|
(D) ‡_‡K “Chimney n‡jv Smoke (‡avu qv)-Gi Ask|” GUv †Zv nqB bv|
(E) ‡Z “Engine n‡jv Automobile (Mvox) Gi Ask|” GUvI Lvc Lvq|

‡`Lv hv‡”Q, A, B Ges E wZbUvB wVK nq| Zvn‡j, TREE I ROOT-Gi m¤úK©‡K Ab¨fv‡e ej‡Z n‡e| “TREE-Gi me©wb¤œ Ask n‡jv
ROOT.” GLb ïaygvÎ (A) w`‡q ejv hvq, “Building-Gi me©wb¤œ Ask n‡jv Foundation”; DËi (A).

Important Advice

Av‡iv GKUv ¸iæZ¡cY~ © wel‡qi cÖwZ Avcbv‡`i g‡bv‡hvM †`qv `iKvi| A‡b‡KB GB fjz Uv K‡ib †h, Capital letter-Gi kã `‡y Uv covi
c‡i †Kv‡bv wPšÍv-fvebv QvovB A_©vr Zv‡`i g‡a¨Kvi m¤úK©‡K evK¨vKv‡i wPšÍv bv K‡iB Answer choice-Gi kã †Rvov¸‡jv‡K
Mrevavfv‡e c‡o hvb| G‡Z mgq bó nIqv Qvov †Kv‡bv jvfB nq bv, A_P cixÿvi mgq cÖwZUv gyn~Z©B ¸iæZ¡c~Y©|
AviI GKUv fzj †hUv A‡b‡KB K‡i _v‡Kb †mUv n‡jv t Capital letter-Gi cÖ_g k‡ãi mv‡_ Answer choice-¸‡jvi cÖ_g kã I Capital
letter-Gi wØZxq k‡ãi mv‡_ Answer choice-¸‡jvi wØZxq kã‡K wgjv‡Z/Lvc LvIqv‡Z †Póv K‡ib| D`vniY¯^iƒc, Example # 01-Gi
COIN -‡K (A)-Gi Bee ev (B)-Gi Cow BZ¨vw`i mv‡_ wgjv‡Z †Póv K‡ib| GKBfv‡e, OVAL-Gi mv‡_ Honey, Milk cÖf…wZ‡K Zzjbv
K‡ib|

GUv m¤úY~ © fzj, KL‡bvB GB ai‡Yi fjz Ki‡eb bv| †Kbbv, Capital letter-Gi kã `y‡Uvi mv‡_ Answer-Gi kã`‡y Uvi †Kvb m¤úK©/wgj _vKvi
cÖ‡qvRb †bB| eis Avmj †hUv c‡qvRb, †mUv n‡jv, g~j kã‡Rvovi g‡a¨ cvi¯úwiK †h m¤úK©, wVK H ai‡Yi ci¯úi m¤úK©Iqvjv kã‡Rvov †ei
Kiv| †hgb Example # 04-Gi HILL I Building, Ges BOTTOM I Foundation-Gi g‡a¨ †Kv‡bv m¤úK© †bB A_P †h‡nZz HILL I
BOTTOM-Gi g‡a¨ †h cvi¯úwiK m¤úK©, H ai‡Yi m¤úK© ïay Building I Foundation-Gi g‡a¨ Av‡Q| ZvB DËi n‡q‡Q Building I
Foundation kã‡RvovUv|

Example # 05 SWIMING : EXERCISE ::

A. Sand : Cement B. Fruit : Apple C. Gold : Mine D. Copper : Metal E. Cloud : Sky

Solution : SWIMING n‡”Q muvZvi KvUv, EXERCISE n‡jv ....| Zvn‡j swiming GK cÖKvi exercise|
(A) Sand GK cÖKvi Cement c‡y ivcywi fzj|  GUv ev`|
(B) Fruit GK cÖKvi Apple; GUvI ev`|
(C) Gold GK cÖKvi Mine (Lwb); GUvI ev` †`qv hvq|
(D) Copper (Zvgv) GK cÖKvi Metal n‡Z cv‡i|
(E) Cloud GK cÖKvi Sky| GUvI ev`| Zvn‡j mwVK DËi n‡e D

GB D`vni‡Y GKUz mveavb bv n‡j fjz K‡i (B)-‡K DËi wn‡m‡e †e‡Q †bqvi Avk¼v i‡q‡Q| wKš‘ GB †LqvjI ivL‡Z n‡e †h, Swiming
kãUv wQj c_Ö ‡g Ges Exercise kãUv wQj c‡i| A_©vr m¤úK©Uv n‡jv Ò... ... ... GK cKÖ vi ... ... ...Ó wKš‘ (B)-‡Z Apple Av‡Q c‡i I
Fruit Av‡M| hw` Apple Av‡M Ges Fruit c‡i _vK‡Zv, Z‡e gj~ ev‡K¨i g‡Zv ejv †hZ Apple GK cÖKvi Fruit.
GZÿY †h D`vniY¸‡jv †`Lv‡bv n‡jv jÿ¨ K‡i †`L‡eb, †m¸‡jvi Capital letter-Gi kã‡Rvov¸‡jvi m¤úK© G‡KK D`vni‡YI G‡KK iKg|

‡hgb Example # 05 G wQj Ò... ... ... GK cÖKvi ... ... ...Ó
Example # 03 G wQj Ò... ... ... Gi kxl©‡K ... ... ... e‡jÓ BZ¨vw`|

Capital letter A_©vr gj~ kã‡Rvovi g‡a¨ †gvUvgywU wK wK ai‡Yi m¤úK© n‡Z cv‡i †mUv Av‡M †_‡K GKUv aviYv _vK‡j cixÿvi n‡j Avcbviv `ªæZZv
I AvZ¥wek¦v‡mi mv‡_ cÖkœ¸‡jv mgvavb Ki‡Z cvi‡eb| Gevi Avmyb †`Lv hvK g~j‡Rvovi kã`y‡Uvi g‡a¨ mvaviYZ wK wK ai‡Yi m¤úK© n‡Z cv‡i|

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Part 02– Most Common Types of Analogies

01. ... ... ... is a characteristics of ... ... (... ... . n‡”Q Exercise-01
... ... ...-Gi ˆewkó¨)
COURAGE : HERO (COURAGE (mvnm) n‡”Q 01. JUDGE : COURTROOM
HERO Gi ˆewkó¨) 02. STAR : GALAXY
ELECTION : DEMOCRACY (ELECTION n‡”Q 03. SCULPTOR : CHISEL
DEMOCRACY-i ˆewkó¨) 04. OCEAN : WHALE
STINGINESS (K…cYZv) : MISER (Kc… Y) (STINGINESS 05. JOY : EMOTION
n‡”Q MISER-Gi ˆewkó¨) 06. NEGLIGENCE : CARE
07. GARRULOUS : TALK
02. Lack of ... ... ... is ... .. ... (... .... Gi Afve n‡jv ... ...) 08. CHARITY : PHILANTHROPIST
HOPE (Avkv) : PESSIMISM (‰bivk¨)(HOPE Gi Afve 09. HIVE : BEE
n‡jv PESSIMISM) 10. MELANCHOLY : JOY
FLAW ( LyuZ) : PERFECTION (LyuZnxbZv) (FLAW-Gi 11. CASINO : GAMBLING
Afve n‡jv PERFECTION) 12. DAIS : SPEAKER
ORDER (k•„ Ljv) : CHAOS (ˆbivR¨, wek„•Ljv) (ORDER-Gi 13. INTREPID: FEAR
Afve n‡jv CHAOS) 14. MALADROIT : SKILL
15. ECSTASY: PLEASURE
03. ... ... ... is a type of ... (... ... ... GK cÖKvi ... ... ...) 16. TREACHERY : TRAITOR
ANGER : EMOTION (ANGER GK cÖKvi EMOTION) 17. SOFA : FURNITURE
ORANGE : FRUIT (ORANGE GK cÖKvi FRUIT) 18. QUIET : NOISE
SONNET : POEM (S~ ONNET GK cÖKvi POEM) 19. DOCTOR : STETHOSCOPE
20. POOR : MONEY
04. ... ... ... is a part of ... ... ... (... ... ... n‡”Q ... ... ... Gi Ask) 21. SOLDIER : WEAPON
CHAPTER : NOVEL (CHAPTER n‡”Q NOVEL-Gi Ask) 22. COURAGE : VIRTUE
BRANCH : TREE (BRANCH n‡”Q TREE-Gi Ask) 23. REQUEST : DEMAND
FINGER : HAND (FINGER n‡”Q HAND-Gi Ask) 24. STUMBLE : FALL
25. FROWN : DISAPPROVAL
05. .. ... is the place... ... (... ... ... n‡”Q ... ... ... Gi Kv‡Ri ¯’vb) 26. BIRD : NEST
CLASSROOM : TEACHER (CLASSROOM n‡”Q 27. LIAR : FALSEHOOD
Teacher Gi Kv‡Ri ¯’vb) 28. RECKLESS : CAUTION
STAGE : ACTOR (STAGE n‡”Q ACTOR -Gi Kv‡Ri ¯’vb) 29. DAM : FLOW
CLINIC : NURSE (CLINIC n‡”Q NURSE-Gi Kv‡Ri ¯’vb) 30. BOOK : LIBRARY
31. WIND : KITE
06. Relationship of Degree (gvÎv ev ZxeªZvi m¤úK©) 32. POEM : ANTHOLOGY
FURIOUS : ANNOYED (FURIOUS n‡”Q AwZwi³ ev †ekx 33. INSOMNIA : SLEEP
34. PALLOR : COLOR
ANNOYED) 35. DAMPEN : SATURATE
36. MAGAZINE : PERIODICAL
MOUNTAIN : HILL (MOUNTAIN n‡”Q eo HILL.) 37. BOOK : PAGES
DELUGE : RAIN (DELUGE n‡”Q AwZwi³ RAIN) 38. VOLCANO : LAVA
EPIC : STORY (EPIC n‡”Q AZ¨šÍ `xN© STORY) 39. SYNONYM : MEANING
07. TOOL (... ... ...Gi hš¿ n‡jv ... ... ...) 40. AUDOCIOUS : CRAVEN
PAINTER : BRUSH (PAINTER Gi hš¿ n‡jv BRUSH) 41. LACONIC : VOLUBLE
MECHANIC : WRENCH (MECHANIC Gi hš¿ n‡jv 42. INDOLENT : WORK
43. MODEST : BOAST
WRENCH) 44. HAMMER : CARPENTER
45. EXPEL : SCHOOL
WRITER : PEN (WRITER Gi DcKiY n‡jv PEN) 46. BANISH : COUNTRY
08. ... ... ... creates ... ... ... (... ... ... ˆZwi K‡i ... ... ...) 47. VOTER : ELECTION
48. VINDICTIVE : REVENGE
POET : SONNET (POET ‰Zwi K‡i SONNET) 49. ANCHOR : SHIP
PAINTER : MURAL (‡`qv‡j Avu Kv wPÎ) (PAINTER ‰Zwi 50. OIL : ENERGY
K‡i MURAL)
MASON : WALL (MASON ‰Zwi K‡i WALL)
09. ... ... is a sign of ... ... (... ... ... n‡”Q ... ... ... Gi wPý/jÿb)
TREMBLING : FEAR (TREMBLING n‡”Q FEAR Gi wPÎ)
MOAN : PAIN (MOAN n‡”Q PAIN Gi wPý)
SHRICK : TERROR (SHRICK n‡”Q TERROR-Gi wPý)
10. ... ... ... causes ... ... ... (... ... ...-Gi d‡j ... ... ... nq)

EXPLOSION : DESTRUCTION (EXPLOSION Gi d‡j
DESTRUCTION nq)

VIRUS : ILLNESS (VIRUS Gi d‡j ILLNESS nq)

DRUG : CURE (DRUG Gi Øviv CURE nq)

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51. INELUCTABLE : AVOID 25. Disapproval (Abby‡gv`b) Gi jÿY n‡jv Frown
52. MENDACITY : TRUTH
53. TIMROUS : INTERPID 26. Bird-Gi _vKvi RvqMv‡K Nest e‡j|
54. STONE : SCULPTOR
55. BRICK : HOUSE 27. Liar-Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Falsehood|
56. MINE : ORE 28. Caution-Gi Afve n‡jv Reckless (‡ec‡ivqv)|
57. DICTIONARY : WORDS 29. Flow (ceÖ vn)-‡K _vgv‡bv nq Dam (ev`) w`‡q|
58. GAGGLE : GEESE 30. Library n‡jv Book Gi RvqMv|
59. INCREDIBLE : BELIEVE 31. Kite (Nwy o) Dov‡bv nq Wind-Gi mvnv‡h¨|
60. TORPID : ACTIVITY 32. Poem n‡jv Anthology (KweZv-msKjb)-Gi Ask|
61. AVARICIOUS : FRIENDS 33. Sleep-Gi Afve n‡jv Insomnia (wb`ªvnxbZv)
62. GREGARIOUS : FRIENDS 34. Pallor (d¨vKv‡k) n‡jv Color Gi Afve|
63. BARK : DOG 35. AwZwi³ Dampen Ki‡j Saturate nq|
64. MUTTO : SHEEP 36. Magazine GK cÖKvi Periodical (mvgwqKx)|
65. LAIR : BEAR 37. Book n‡jv A‡bK Pages-Gi mgwó|
66. OCEAN : BAY 38. Volcano (Av‡MœqwMwi) †_‡K Lava ‡ei nq
67. CAT : KITTEN 39. Synonym n‡jv GKB cÖKvi Meaning|
68. DOG : BITCH 40. Audacious-Gi wecixZ n‡jv Craven|
69. FIRE : ASH 41. Laconic (¯^ífvlx)-Gi wecixZ n‡jv Voluble|
70. INTELLIGENT : INANCE 42. Indolent (Ajm) †jvK work K‡i bv|
43. Modest ‡jvK Boast (Me©) K‡i bv|
Solution to Exercise-01 44. Carpenter-Gi Kv‡Ri hš¿ Hammer|
45. Expel Kiv nq School ‡_‡K|
1. Courtroom n‡”Q Judge Gi ¯’vb 46. Banish (wbe©vwmZ) Kiv nq Country ‡_‡K|
2. Star n‡”Q Galaxy-Gi Ask 47. Election-G Voter-iv Ask †bq|
3. Sculptor-Gi Kv‡Ri hš¿ n‡jv Chisel 48. Vindictive (cwÖ Z‡kvacivqb) †jvK Revenge Pvq|
4. Ocean n‡jv Whale Gi _vKvi ¯’vb 49. Ship-‡K AvUwK‡q iv‡L Anchor|
5. Joy GK cÖKvi Emotion 50. Oil ‡_‡K Energy cvIqv hvq|
6. Care Gi Afve n‡jv Negligence 51. Ineluctable (Awbevh©)-‡K Avoid Kiv hvq bv|
7. Garrulous n‡jv AwZwi³ Talk 52. Truth-Gi Afve n‡jv Mendacity|
8. Charity n‡”Q Philanthropist-Gi ˆewkó¨ 53. Timorous n‡jv Interpid (mvnmx Gi wecixZ)
9. Hive n‡”Q Bee-Gi _vKvi ¯’vb 54. Sculptor (fv¯‹i) Stone ‡K‡U wkíKg© evbvq|
10. Joy-Gi Afve n‡jv Melancholy 55. House ‰Zix nq Brick w`‡q|
11. Casino n‡”Q Gambling Gi ¯’vb 56. Mine (Lwb) †_‡K Ore (AvKwiK) ‡Zvjv nq|
12. Dais n‡jv Speaker Gi ejvi ¯’vb 57. Dictionary-‡Z Words Av‡Q|
13. Fear Gi Afve n‡jv Intrepid 58. Geese-Gi SuvK‡K Gaggle e‡j|
14. Skill-Gi Afve n‡jv Maladroit 59. Incredible (Awek¦vm¨)-‡K Believe Kiv hvq bv|
15. Ecstasy n‡jv AZ¨šÍ †ekx Pleasure 60. Activity-i Afve n‡jv Torpid (Amvo)|
16. Treachery n‡jv Traitor Gi ˆewkó¨ 61. Avaricious (‡jvfx) †jv‡Ki Generosity bvB|
17. Sofa n‡jv GK cÖKvi Furniture 62. Gregarious ‡jv‡Ki eû Friends _v‡K|
18. Noise-Gi Afve n‡jv Quiet 63. Dog-Gi AvIqvR n‡jv Bark (‡ND †ND)
19. Doctor-Gi Kv‡Ri ¯’vb n‡jv Stethoscop 64. Sheep-Gi gvsm‡K Mutton e‡j|
20. Money-Gi Afve n‡jv Poor 65. Bear-Gi _vKvi RvqMv‡K Lair e‡j|
21. Soldier Gi Kv‡Ri hš¿ n‡jv Weapon 66. Bay (DcmvMi) n‡jv Ocean-Gi †P‡q †QvU|
22. Courage (mvnm) GK cÖKvi Virtur (¸Y) 67. Cat-Gi kveK‡K Kitten e‡j|
23. Request (Aby‡iva) ZxeªZi n‡j Demand `vex nq| 68. ¯¿x Dog-‡K Bitch e‡j|
24. Stumble (‡nvu PU)-Gi d‡j Fall f~cvwZZ nq| 69. Fire-Gi ci Ash (QvB) c‡o _v‡K|
70. Intelligent-Gi wecixZ n‡jv Inane|

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Part 03– List Of Analogy

Characteristics 8. ARABLE (De©i/Pvl‡hvM¨) : CULTIVATION (Pvlvev`) ::
A. exploited (wbh©vwZZ) : protection
1. PERFIDIOUS (wek¦vmNvZK) : TREACHER10000Y (cÖZviYv) :: B. healthy : medication (Jla cÖ‡qvM)
A. philanthropic : destitution (Afve) C. insular (Øxcm`k„ ) : discover
B. servile (`vmmjy f g‡bvfv‡ei AwaKvix) : submissiveness (AvbyMZ¨) D. productive : surplus (DØË„ )
C. truculent (ee©i) : temperament E. navigable (bve¨) : sailing (RvnvR/†bŠKv Pvjv‡bv)
D. bereft (ewÂZ) : consolation (mvšbÍ¡ v)
Explanation: (E); Arable fw– g‡Z mn‡R Cultivation
E. resplendent (mgy¾j) : drabness (wbivb›`)
Kiv hvq; Navigable b`x‡Z mn‡R Sailing Kiv hvq|
Explanation: (B); Perfidious e¨w³i ˆewkó¨ n‡jv
Treachery; Servile e¨w³i ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Submissiveness| 9. MAGNATE (AZ¨šÍ cfÖ vekvjx e¨w³) : POWER ::
A. sentry (cnÖ ix) : protection
2. STALWART (ewjô) : STRENGTH (kw³) ::

A. penniless (UvKvKwonxb) : wealth B. student : knowledge
B. altar (†ew`) : clergy (MxR©vi hvRK gÛjx)
C. novice (wk¶vbexk) : youth

C. persuasive (Aci‡K hyw³ w`‡q †evSv‡Z m¶g Ggb) : depth D. miser (Kc… Y) : generosity (D`viZv)

D. pernicious (¶wZKi) : health E. paragon (†mŠ›`h©/PwiÎ cÖf„wZi m‡ev©rKó… bgby v) : excellence

E. cheerful (cdÖ jz Ð) : mirth (Avb›`) 10. AUDACIOUS (mvnmx) : BOLDNESS (mvnwmKZv) ::

Explanation : (E) Stalwart e¨w³i ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Strength; A. anonymous (bvgnxb) : identity

Cheerful e¨w³i ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Mirth| B. remorseful (Abym~Pbvc–Y©) : misdeed

3. PENURIOUS (Mwie) : SUFFER (`‡y f©vM mn¨ Kiv) :: C. deleterious (¶wZKi) : result

A. sphinx (`vbex we‡kl): destroy (aŸsm Kiv) D. impressionable : temptation

B. sibyl (fwelr `ªóv): mislead E. sanctimonious (eKavwg©K) : hypocrisy (KcUZv)

C. quisling (cZÖ viK) : betray (cZÖ viYv Kiv) Explanation: (E); Audacious e¨w³ Boldness †`Lvq;

D. incubus (`yt¯^cœ) : hatch (wW‡g Zv †`qv) Sanctimonious e¨w³ Hypocrisy †`Lvq|

E. paragon (DrKó… bgby v) : purify (ï× Kiv) 11. SPEAK (K_v ejv) : RETICENT (¯^ífvlx; ¸iæM¤¢xi) ::

Explanation: (C); Penurious e¨w³i ˆewkó¨ n‡jv A. spend (LiP Kiv) : parsimonious (Kc… Y)

Suffer Kiv; Quisling e¨w³i ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Betray Kiv| B. excel (†kªô nIqv) : audacious (mvnmx)

4. OPALESCENT (R¡jR¡‡j) : IRIDESCENCE (D¾¡jZv) :: C. commend : irate (µ×z )

A. magnetic : repulsion (wcQv‡bv/`–‡i miv‡bv) D. work : servile (†Zvlvgy‡`)

B. garish (D¾¡j) : drabness (wbim) E. invent : diffident (j¾vkxj)

C. flushed (jvj †Pnvivgq) : ruddiness (jvj fve) Explanation: (A); Reticent e¨w³i ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Kg Speak Kiv;

D. effervescent (cÖvYešÍ; iw³gvf) : stagnation (w¯’iZv) †Zgwb fv‡e Parsimonious e¨w³i ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Kg Spend Kiv|

E. fluorescent (cwy ®•Z) : darkness (AÜKvi) 12. STATIC (Abo; w¯’Z) : MOVEMENT (D‡ËRbv) ::

Explanation: (C); hv Opalescent Zvi ‰ewkó¨ n‡jv A. humdrum (bxim; D‡ËRbvnxb) : excitement

5. Iridescence; †h Flushed Zvi ‰ewkó¨ n‡jv Ruddiness| B. chronic (Aweivg) : timeliness
6. VIRTUE (¸Y) : INTEGRITY (mZZv) :: C. ecstatic (DjÐvmgq) : decay (aŸsm)
A. vice (e`¸Y) : sloth (wX‡jwg) B. verity (h_v_©Zv) : truth D. diligent (cwikªwg) : industry
C. purity : honesty D. vanity (`¤¢) : ambition E. prestigious (g–j¨evb) : wealth
E. pessimistic (wbivkvev`x) : hope Explanation: (A;) hv Static Zv‡Z Movement †bB;
Explanation: (A); Integrity GK ai‡Yi Virtue; hv Humdrum Zv‡Z Excitement †bB|
Sloth GK ai‡Yi Vice| 13. TIRADE (MvwjMvjvRcY~ © `xN© e³…Zv) : ABUSIVE (MvwjMvjvRcY~ ©) ::
ENDURE (mn¨ Kiv) : SURVIVOR :: A. confession (¯^xKv‡ivw³) : earnest
A. condemn : culprit (AbyNUK) B. accolade (ckÖ smv) : humble (webqx)
B. applaud (ckÖ smv) : performer C. epic (gnvKve¨) : miniature (†QvUbgybv)
C. evade (Gwo‡q Pjv) : guardian D. elegy (†kvKMv_v) : mournful (†kvKvZiz )
D. excel (†kªô nIqv) : imitator (AbyKviK) E. compliment (ï‡f”Qv) : obsequious (AvÇven)
E. compete : rival (cwÖ ZØ›Øx)
Explanation: (D); Tirade-Gi ˆewkó n‡”Q Bnv Abusive
Explanation: (E); Endure Kiv Survivor-Gi ˆewkó¨;
nq; Elegy-Gi ˆewkó n‡”Q Bnv Mournful nq|
Compete Kiv Rival-Gi ˆewkó¨|
7. UNCOUTH (AgvwR©Z) : GRACELESSNESS (Abvwocvbv) :: 14. VOLATILE (mn‡R ev‡®ú cwiYZ nq Ggb) : VAPORIZED (ev®úxfZ~ ) ::
A. oily : dried (ﮋ)
A. hateful (we‡ØlcY~ ©) : love
B. edible (LvIqvi †hvM¨) : wilted (ïK‡bv; wbR©xe)
B. avaricious (†jvfx) : greed (†jvc)
C. concave (AeZj, aby‡Ki b¨vq eµZvhy³) : curved (eµ)
C. malicious (we‡ØlcY– ©) : dishonesty
D. irresolute (msKínxb) : spitfire (AwMœkg©v)
D. petulant (wLUwL‡U): agreement

E. indifferent (D`vmxb) : concern (DwØMœ) E. inarticulate (AmšÍó) : busybody (AbwaKviPP©vKvix)

Explanation: (B); Uncouth e¨w³i ˆewkó¨ Gracelessness; Explanation: (C); Volatile wRwbm mn‡R Vaporized

Avaricious e¨w³i ˆewkó¨ Greed| nq; Concave wRwbm mn‡R Curved nq|

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15. LIE : UNTRUTHFUL :: 22. DIPLOMAT (K‚UbxwZK) : TACT (†KŠkj) ::

A. steal : punished A. administrator : education

B. exaggerate (AwZiwÄZ Kiv ev evwo‡q ejv) : retold B. merchant (ewYK): catalog (mwy ebv¯Í ZvwjKv)
C. proofread : erroneous (µwz UcY– ©) C. politician : flamboyance (RvKvu‡jv)
D. pardon : forgiving (¶gvkxj) D. inventor (D™¢veK): ingenuity (D™¢vebkxjbv/m„RbkxjZv)
E. pray : kneeling (nvUz †M‡o emv) E. accountant : flexibility (bgbxqZv)
Explanation: (D); Untruthful e¨w³iv Lie K‡i; Explanation: (D); Diplomat-Gi Tact _v‡K; Inventor-
Forgiving e¨w³iv Pardon K‡i| Gi Ingenuity _v‡K|
16. RENEGADE (¯^ag©Z¨vMx) : FAITH :: 23. COIN (g`y ªv) : DENOMINATION (gy`ªvi GKK ev g–j¨) ::
A. zealot (AÜ mg_©K): suspicion (m‡›`n)
B. visionary (KíbvceÖ Y) : dream A. book : title
C. hermit (wbR©bevmx) : cave (¸nv) B. officer : rank
D. glutton (†fvRb wejvmx) : appetite (¶`z v) C. house : architecture
E. maverick (†Mvov bq Ggb †jvK) : herd (`j) D. doctor : profession
Explanation: (A); Renegade e¨vw³i gv‡S †Kvb E. tree : wood
welq/a‡g©i cwÖ Z Faith _v‡K bv; Zealot e¨vw³i gv‡S †Kvb
welq/a‡g©i cÖwZ Suspicion _v‡K bv| Explanation: (B); GKwU Coin-Gi wbw`©ó Denomination
17. FURTIVE (†Mvcbxq): STEALTH (†MvcbxqZv) :: _v‡K; GKwU Officer-Gi wbw`©ó Rank _v‡K|
A. loquacious (evKcU)z : intelligence 24. SPITEFUL (we‡ØlcY– ©) : MALEVOLENCE (wnsmv) ::
B. immoral : contrition (AbyZvc) A. curt : grandiloquence (evMvo¤¢i)
C. pontifical (†cvc/civµvšÍ) : reverence (Mfxi kª×v B. incisive (Zx¶è) : pomposity (`vw¤¢KZv)
D. whimsical (Lvg †Lqvjx) : caprice (†Lqvwjcbv) C. envious (Cl©vwš^Z) : possession (gvwjKvbv)
E. arduous (KóKi) : endurance (ˆah©) D. glum (gbgiv, welbœ) : despondency (gbgiv)
Explanation: (D) Furtive-Gi ˆewkó n‡jv Stealth;
Whimsical-Gi ˆewkó n‡jv Caprice| E. remorseful : innocence
18. MORALISTIC (bxwZev`x) : PRINCIPLED ::
Explanation: (D); Spiteful-Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Malevolence;
A. simplistic : unsophisticated Glum-Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Despondency|
25. DAUNTLESS (wbf©xK; AKz‡Zvfq) : COURAGE ::
B. pedantic (cwÛZ¨vwfgvbx) : learned
C. positivistic : empire (ev¯eÍ AwfÁZv) A. dutiful : sympathy
D. dogmatic (†h wb‡Ri g‡Zi Dci `p„ _v‡K) :
B. affable : suspicion (m‡›`n)
prejudiced (bZzb wKQz MÖn‡b Awb”QKz ) C. energetic: indifference (D`vmxb)
E. fantastic (A™¢yZ Kíbv) : imaginative (KíbvcÖeY) D. ruthless (wb`©q) : compassion (mnvbyf–wZ)
Explanation: (D); †h Moralistic †m Principled nq; E. unruffled (kvšÍ; AwePwjZ) : composure (w¯’iZv; kvšÍfve)
†h Dogmatic †m Prejudiced nq| Explanation: (E); Courage Av‡Q hvi g‡a¨, Zv‡K Dauntless
19. SELFLESSNESS (wbt¯^v_©) : ALTRUIST (c‡ivcKvix) :: e‡j; Composure Av‡Q hvi g‡a¨, Zv‡K Unruffled e‡j|
A. expertise (`¶Zv) : connoisseur (PviæKjv wel‡q AwfÁ e¨w³) 26. NEIGHBOR : PROXIMITY (ˆbKU¨) ::
B. enthusiasm (Drmvn) : dilettante (Aa¨emvqx)
C. imperviousness (A‡f`¨) : fanatic (†Mvov e¨w³) A. supervisor : obedience
D. indiscretion (Am©ZK) : misanthrope (gvbewek¦vmx)
E. pragmatism (DrK…óZv) : philanthropist (wek¦‡cÖwgK) B. comrade (mv_x) : victory
Explanation: (A); Altruist e¨w³ Selflessness-Gi mv‡_ KvR C. adversary (kÎæ/cÖwZc¶) : opposition (we‡ivwaZv)
K‡i Ges Connoisseur e¨w³ Expertise-Gi mv‡_ KvR K‡i| D. traitor (wek¦vmNvZK) : loyalty
20. PHILATELIST (†h ÷v¤ú msMÖn K‡i) : STAMPS (WvKwU‡KU) ::
A. cartographer (gvbwPÎ) : car E. teammate : competitiveness
B. pawnbroker (eÜK iv‡L †h) : jewellery
C. numismatist (†h g`y ªv msMÖn K‡i) : coins Explanation: (C); Neighbor-Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Proximity;
D. geneticist (cRÖ bb kv¯¿we`) : chromosomes Adversary-Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Opposition|
E. astrologer (†R¨vwZe©x`) : predictions (†R¨vwZl©x) 27. RECLUSE (mbœ¨vmx) : WITHDRAWN (AwgïK, Ab¨‡`i
Explanation: (C); Philatelist-Gi kL n‡jv Stamps KvQ †_‡K `‡~ i _v‡K) ::
msMÖn Kiv; Numismatist-Gi kL n‡jv Coins msMÖn Kiv| A. isolationist (wbR©bevmx) : unreserved
21. SUPPORT : ADVOCATE (mg_©K) :: B. pacifist (kvwšÍKvgx) : aggressive (D×Z)
C. miser : liberal (¯^vaxb)
A. reward : victor D. bigot (msKY©xgbv) : biased (c¶cvZ`yó)
E. procrastinator (Kvj‡¶cYKvix) : unmanageable
B. applaud (ckÖ smv) : performer Explanation: (D); †h Recluse †m Withdrawn nq;
C. denounce (wb›`v) : accuser(Awf‡hv³v) †h Bigot †m Biased nq|
D. donate (`vb Kiv): financier (cyuwRcwZ) 28. COOL : FRIGID (kxZ cÖavb)
E. shun (cwinvi Kiv) : outcast (gbgiv) A. livid (bxj) : lurid (fxlgeY,© fqsKi)
Explanation: (C); Advocate-Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Support B. pool : placid (weeY©)
Kiv; Accuser-Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Denounce Kiv| C. tepid (Kmz gy Kzmgy Mig) : torrid (MÖx®§Kvjxq)
D. lack : abundant (cPÖ iz )
Explanation: (C); Frigid AÂj¸‡jv Cool nq; Torrid
AÂj¸‡jv Tepid nq|

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29. TRAITOR (cÖZviK) : DISLOYALTY (wek¦vmNvZKZv) :: Worker and Workplace

A. Executioner : Reliability 1. ORATOR (e³v): SPEECH ::

B. Rebel (we‡`ªvnx) : Defiance (cKÖ v‡k¨ Aeva¨Zv cÖ`k©b) A. protagonist (bvU‡Ki gLy ¨ PwiÎ) : story

C. Manager : Administration B. chronicler (KvjvbµwgK NUbvcwÁ): events

D. Hope : Pessimism (nZvkvev`) C. play wright : stage
D. comedian (whwb gvbyl‡K nvmvb) : jokes (†KŠZzK)
Explanation: (B); Traitor-Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Disloyalty; E. vocalist (KÚkxwí) : voice
Rebel-Gi ˆewkó¨ Defiance| Explanation: (D); Orator Gi KvR n‡jv Speech
30. POISON : TOXIC (welv³) :: †`qv; Comedian Gi KvR n‡jv Jokes ejv|

A. mixture : soluble (`ªeYxq) 2. PORTER (Kzwj) : TERMINAL (†÷kb) ::

B. sugar : sweet A. clerk : store B. cashier : restaurant
C. medicine : prescribed C. lawyer : law
D. carpenter (KvVwg¯¿x) : saw

D. milk : bottled E. waiter : restaurant
E. solid : liquid
Explanation: (E); Porter-Gi Kv‡Ri g~j ¯’vb n‡jv

Explanation: (B); Poison n‡jv Toxic; Sugar n‡jv Sweet| Terminal; Waiter-Gi Kv‡Ri g~j ¯’vb n‡jv Restaurant
31. ANGER : CHOLERIC (e`‡gRvwR) ::
Member and Group

A. wrath (†µva) : ironic B. love : bucolic (MÖvg¨) 1. CONSTELLATION (ZviKvcyÄ) : STARS ::

C. island : volcanic D. pride (Me©) : miser (Kc… Y) A. construction : houses B. honey : bees

E. greed (†jvf) : avaricious (†jvfx) C. map : boundaries D. train : passengers
Explanation: (E); Choleric †jv‡Ki ˆewkó¨ Anger;
Avaricious †jv‡Ki ˆewkó¨ Greed| E. range (ceZ©gvjv) : mountains

32. HEAVY (fvix) : WEIGHT (IRb) :: Explanation: (E); A‡bK¸‡jv Stars wg‡j Constellation
mw„ ó nq| A‡bK¸‡jv Mountains wg‡j Range m„wó nq|

B. ancient (cvÖ Pxb) : age 2. COVEN (WvBbx‡`i `j) : WITCHES (WvBbx) ::

A. brief : length A. tavern (mivBLvbv) : bartenders ()

C. gun : battle (hy×) D. fertile (De©i) : food B. altar (†ew`) : clergy (hvRK)

E. thin : thick (†gvUv) C. amulet (KeP&) : vampires (i³‡kvlK ev`yi)

Explanation: (B); Heavy wRwb‡mi A‡bK Weight D. castle (`My ©) : royalty (fvZv)

_v‡K; Ancient wRwb‡mi A‡bK Age _v‡K| E. choir (MvqKe„›`) : singers
33. GARRULOUS (evPvj) : TALK Explanation: (E); Coven n‡jv Witches-Gi `j;
Choir n‡jv Singers-Gi `j|
A. loquacious (evPvj) : joke 3. ACTOR (Awf‡bZv) : CAST (Awf‡bZv‡`i `j) ::
B. extravagant (Ace¨qKvix) : spend A. musician (ev`¨hš¿x) : orchestra (ev`K`j)
C. ruthless (wbg©g; wb`©q) : sympathize
D. enthusiastic : stimulate (DÏxß ev D‡ËwRZ Kiv) B. singer : song
E. antagonistic (kÎæfvevcbœ; we‡ivax) : retreat (wcQy nVv)
C. lecturer : class

D. congregation (wMR©vi DcvmK e„›`y) : church (wMR©v)

Explanation: (E); †h Garrulous †m AwZwi³ Talk K‡i; E. proofreader (gy`ªY‡kvaK) : text

†h Extravagant †m AwZwi³ Spend K‡i| Explanation: (A); Actor-†`i `j‡K Cast e‡j|

34. ACCLAIM (ckÖ smv Kiv) : ADMIRER (cÖksmvKvix) :: Musician-†`i `j‡K Orchestra e‡j|

A. imitate (AbyKiY Kiv) : leader 4. ARTIST : TROUPE (`j) ::

B. rehearse : performer A. market : crowd B. flowers : garland (†Zviv)

C. inquire (Z`šÍ Kiv) : accuser (dwiqv`x) C. singer : chorus (MvqK `j) D. fishes : pond
D. censure (wb›`v/wZi¯‹vi Kiv) : denouncer (wb›`vKvix)
E. destroy : bungler (†Kv‡bv KvR cÛ ev fÛyj K‡i †h) Explanation: (C); Artist-Gi `j‡K Troupe e‡j; Singer-
Explanation: (D); Acclaim Kiv Admirer-Gi ˆewkó¨;
Gi `j‡K Chorus e‡j|

5. ARCHIPELAGO (ØxccÄy ) : ISLAND ::

Censure Kiv Denouncer-Gi ˆewkó¨| A. cell : nucleus B. lake : tree

C. sea : land D. star : planet
E. multitude (RbZv) : individual
35. RHETORIC (AjsKvic–Y© fvlv) : DISCOURSE (`xN©
Explanation: (E); A‡bK Island wg‡j Archipelago
I mcy wiKwíZ e³…Zv) ::
nq; A‡bK Individual wg‡j Multitude nq|
A. physics : optics (Av‡jvK weÁvb) 6. ACTORS : TROUPE (bvU¨`j) ::

B. algebra : symmetry A. scientists : equipment

C. harmony : rhythm (Q›`) B. criminals : coterie (Dc`j)

D. logic (hwy ³) : reasoning (hwy ³ZK©) C. politicians : clique (†Kvb D‡Ï‡k¨ MwVZ †QvU `j)

E. astronomy (gnvKvk we`¨v) : lenses (`„wó mnvqK KvP) D. soldiers (ˆmwbK) : phalanx (wbw`©ó D‡Ï‡k¨ `je× e¨w³eM©)

Explanation: (C); Discourse-Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡”Q Rhetoric; Explanation: (D); Actors-†`i wb‡q Troupe MwVZ

Rhythm Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡”Q Harmony | nq; Soldiers-†`i wb‡q Phalanx MwVZ nq|

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Antonym 9. INCOME : EXPENDITURE ::

1. MULTIPLY (¸Yb Kiv) : DIVIDE (wefvRb Kiv) :: A. Pond : Fish B. Saving : Investment
A. enumerate (MYbv Kiv) : count
C. Money : Rich D. Factory : Worker
B. speak : communicate
E. Production : Consumption (†fvM/e¨enviKiY)
C. enter (c‡Ö ek Kiv) : leave (Z¨vM Kiv)
Explanation: (E); Income I Expenditure wecixZ
D. drive : ride
kã; Production I Consumption wecixZ kã|
E. compute : estimate (g~j¨wePvi Kiv)
Antonym Variants

Explanation: (C); Multiply n‡jv Divide-Gi wecixZ 1. ROOSTER (†gviM) : HEN (giy wM) ::
B. pigeon (KeyZi) : dove (NNy )y
kã; Enter n‡jv Leave-Gi wecixZ kã| A. dog : cat

2. FUNDAMENTAL (†gŠwjK) : INCIDENTAL (Avbly vw½K) :: C. gander (ivRnvmu ) : gosling D. swan (nuvm) : drake (cvwZnvmu )

A. religious : conservative Explanation: (E) Rooster I Hen wecixZ wj‡½i

B. clever : shrewd (weP¶Y) cvÖ wY; Gander I Goose wecixZ wj‡½i cÖvwY|

C. comprehensive (DcjwäÁvb) : complete 2. OPAQUE (A¯^”Q = Av‡jv wb‡ivaK) : LIGHT ::

D. vain (`¤¢) : humble (webq) A. dense : weight B. buoyant (cÖdzjÐ) : air

E. serene (kvš)Í : romantic (†cgÖ x) C. hot : radiation (Zvc wewKiY)

Explanation: (D); Fundamental Ges Incidental wecixZ D. watertight (cvwb XyK‡Z/†eiæ‡Z cv‡i bv Ggb) : dampness (Av`ªZv)

kã; Vain Ges Humble wecixZ kã| Explanation: (D); hv Opaque Zv Light cwÖ Z‡ivax; hv

3. ELEVATION (DrdzjÐ) : DEPRESSION (welšZÍ v) Watertight Zv Dampness cÖwZ‡ivax|

A. pen : notebook 3. ROOF : FOUNDATION (wfwË) ::
A. plateau (gvjfw– g) : plain B. hay (Lo) : grass
B. intelligence (ewy ×gËv) : stupidity (†evKvgx)

C. school : education C. hill : mountain D. peak (Po– v) : valley (DcZ¨Kv)

4. D. doctor : medicine 1. Explanation: (D); Roof Ges Foundation KvVv‡gvMZfv‡e ci¯ú‡ii
5.
Explanation: (B); Elevation n‡jv Depression-Gi wecixZ; wecixZ; Peak Ges Valley KvVv‡gvMZfv‡e ci¯ú‡ii wecixZ
Intelligence n‡jv Stupidity-Gi wecixZ|
BASEMENT (wfwË) : ATTIC (m‡e©v”P we›`)y :: Synonym
A. zenith (mwy e›`y, m‡e©v”P ¯’vb) : root (gj– )
B. Zenith (kxl© we›`)y : apex(kxl©) STUBBORN (†R`x) : MULISH (†R`x) ::
C. apex (kxl©): pinnacle (P–ov) A. coy (jvRyK) : kittenish (jvRyK ev wkïi gZ fve)
D. nadir (wbgœwe›`y) : zenith (kxl© we›`y) B. fierce (ivMx) : doglike
Explanation: (D); Basement Ges Attic wecixZ kã; C. contrite (AbZy ß) : lionhearted
Nadir Ges Zenith wecixZ kã| D. devotee : sheepish (Romo)
E. glib : fishy (gv‡Qi MÜh³y )
INTRODUCTION : CONCLUSION :: Explanation: (A); STUBBORN Ges MULISH mgv_©K
kã; coy Ges kittenish mgv_©K kã|
A. salutation (m¤¢vlY) : farewell (we`vq m¤¢vlY)
2. SEDULOUS (Aa¨emvqx) : DILIGENT (cwikªgx) ::
B. deposit (Mw”QZ ivLv): taka
A. ambitions (j¶¨) : vain (`¤¢)
C. companion : scoundrel (cvl)
B. haughty (D×Z) : obsequious (AvÁven)
D. Mingle (wgkªY) : emerge (D`wMiY)
C. lush (cPÖ iz I mim) : barren (Abey ©i)
Explanation: (A); Introduction-Gi wecixZ n‡jv
D. ingenuous (mnR-mij) : naive (mnR-mij)
Conclusion; Salutation-Gi wecixZ n‡jv Farewell|
E. pain : anger
6. FRIENDLY : INIMICAL (kÎæZvc–Y©) ::
Explanation: (D); Sedulous Ges Diligent mgv_©K kã;
A. Lithosphere : Hydrosphere
Ingenuous Ges Naive mgv_©K kã|
B. Condemnation (wb›`v) : Approval (Ab‡y gv`b)
3. FIRE : ASHES ::
C. Abstain (mshgx) : Refrain (weiZ _vKv)
A. accident : delay B. water : waves (†XD)
D. Disappointment : Embarrassment
C. regret (Ab‡y kvPbv) : joy D. event (NUbv) : memories (¯§w„ Z)
Explanation: (B); kãØq ci®úi wecixZ|
E. wood : splinters (KwVb e¯‘i Zx¶è UKz iv)
7. MODESTY (webq) : ARROGANCE (J×Z¨) ::
Explanation: (D); Fire-Gi ci Ashes i‡q hvq;
A. Passion : Emotion B. Practice : Perfection
Event-Gi ci Memories i‡q hvq|
C. Cause : Purpose D. Debility (`ye©jZv) : Strength
4. COWARD (fxiæ) : CRAVEN (Kvciy æl; fxiæ) ::
Explanation: (D); kãØq ci®úi wecixZ|

8. CREST (kxl©) : TROUGH (wbgœ) :: A. liar : facetious (BqviwKc~Y© ev VvÆvwe`ªæccY~ ©)

A. bread : loaf B. dupe (mn‡RB cÖZvwiZ nq) : gullible (Ac‡ii K_v

B. apex : summit (P–ov) mn‡R wek¦vm K‡i †h cÖZvwiZ nq)

C. shoulder (Kvua) : knee (nvuU)y C. commentator : caustic (`vn¨)

D. peak (cvnv‡oi Po– v): valley (DcZ¨Kv) D. judge : impartial

E. crown (gyKzU) : zenith (mwy e›`y) E. criminal : hostile
Explanation: (D); Crest Ges Trough wecixZ kã;
Peak Ges Valley wecixZ kã| Explanation: (B); Coward I Craven G‡K Ac‡ii

mgv_©K; Z`ªæc Dupe I Gullible G‡K Ac‡ii mgv_©K|

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Degree of Intensity 7. REQUEST (Ab‡y iva) : COMMAND (Av‡`k) ::
A. propose : stipulate (†Kv‡bv kZ© †`qv)
1. SCURRY (`ªæZ Pjv) : MOVE ::
A. chant (mi– K‡i MvIqv) : sing B. enlist: support
B. chatter (`ªæZ Ges AweiZ K_v ejv) : talk
C. relegate (wbe©vmb) : consign
C. carry : lift D. volunteer : accept (kZ©)

D. sleep : drowse (wSgv‡bv) E. select : reject
E. limp (Luwy o‡q nvuUv) : walk
Explanation: (B); Scurry A_© `ªæZ Move Kiv; Explanation: (A); Request AZ¨šÍ †Rviv‡jv n‡j, Zv
Chatter A_© `ªæZ Talk Kiv| Command-Gi g‡Zv n‡q hvq; Propose AZ¨šÍ †Rviv‡jv
2. GLIMMER (nvjKvfv‡e R¡jR¡j Kiv) : DAZZLE (Zxeª n‡j Zv Stipulate-Gi g‡Zv n‡q hvq|
Av‡jvq Av‡jvwKZ nIqv) :: 8. FRUGAL (wn‡mex) : MISERLY (K…cY ::
A. muse (a¨vb Kiv) : reflect (cwÖ Zdjb Kiv) A. confident : arrogant (D×Z)
B. recede (m‡i hvIqv) : abandon (cwiZ¨vM Kiv) B. courageous : pugnacious (SMiv‡U)
C. murmur (¸Äb nIqv) : resound (me©Î Av‡jvwPZ nIqv) C. famous : aggressive (AvµgYvZ¥K)
D. recite (Ave„wË Kiv) : harangue (`xN© e³…Zv) D. trash (AveR©bv) : foolhardy (nVKvix)
E. delineate (A¼b Kiv) : disclaim (A¯^xKvi Kiv) E. quiet : timid (fxiæ)
Explanation: (C); Glimmer n‡jv Dazzle-Gi †P‡q Explanation: (A); †h AwZgvÎvq Frugal †m Miserly nq;
Kg Zxeª; Murmur n‡jv Resound-Gi †P‡q Kg Zxeª| †h AwZgvÎvq Confident †m Arrogant nq|
3. EGOISM (AnsKvi) : SELF :: 9. ARID (AZ¨šÍ ﮋ) : DRY (ﮋ) ::
A. escapism (GKcÖKvi we‡bv`b) : daydreamer A. glacial (AZ¨šÍ VvÛv) : cold (VvÛv)
B. materialism (ab m¤ú` cvIqvi jvjmv) : possessions B. coastal (ZxiewZ©) : tidal (†Rvqvi-fvUv m¤^Üxq)
C. damp (Av`ª) : muyddy (K`©gv³)
(welq m¤úwË)
C. capitalism (cywRuev`) : economics D. snowbound : polar
D. symbolism (ev¯Íeev` we‡ivax wkí I mvwnZ¨
E. shallow (AMfxi) : deep
Av‡›`vjbwe‡kl) : artist Explanation: (A); Arid gv‡b AZ¨šÍ Dry; Glacial
E. isolationism (wbtm½Zvev`) : society gv‡b AZ¨šÍ Cold|
Explanation: (B); Self-Gi cwÖ Z AwZwi³ wbgMœ _vKv 10. STARE (w¯’ifv‡e ZvwK‡q _vKv) : GLANCE (GK cjK †`Lv) ::
n‡jv Egoism; Possessions-Gi cÖwZ AwZwi³ wbgMœ A. Gulp (XK XK K‡i †Mjv) : Sip (GKUz GKUz K‡i PzgyK w`‡q cvb Kiv)
_vKv n‡jv Materialism| B. Confide (wek¦vm Kiv) : Tell
4. RELEVANT (cÖvmw½K) : CRUCIAL (AZ¨šÍ ¸iæZ¡c–Y©) :: C. Hunt (wkKvi Kiv) : Stalk (Pwz cmv‡i Mgb Kiv)
A. marginal : unique (AwØZxq)
B. perceptible (Dcjw× Kiv hvq Ggb) : obvious (¯•ó cÖZxqgvb) D. Step : Walk
C. apparent (¯•ó †`Lv hvq ev †evSv hvq Ggb) : real
D. peripheral (cvÖ wšÍK) : real Explanation: (A); Stare n‡jv Glance-Gi Zxeª iƒc;
Gulp n‡jv Sip -Gi Zxeª iƒc|
E. possible : desirable 11. HILLOCK (†QvU cvnvo) : MOUNTAIN ::
A. Hare (Li‡Mvk) : Animal B. Ant : Elephant
Explanation: (B); AZ¨waK Relevant gv‡b n‡”Q Crucial; C. Bush (R½j) : Forest D. Grass : Tree
AZ¨waK Perceptible gv‡b n‡”Q Obvious| Explanation: (C); Hillock-Gi e„nr iƒc n‡jv Mountain;
5. PATRIOTIC (†`k‡cÖg) : CHAUVINISTIC (DMÖ †`k‡cÖg) :: Bush-Gi e„nr iƒc n‡jv Forest|
12. ECSTASY (AZ¨šÍ Avb›`) : PLEASURE (Avb›`) ::
A. impudent : intolerant
A. Hatred : Affection B. Joy : Grief
B. furtive (†Mvcb) : surreptitious (†Mvcb)
C. incisive (†Q`Ki) : trenchant (Zx¶Zv) C. Rage (†µva) : Anger D. Mumble (weoweo Kiv) : Speak
D. receptive (mn‡R †Kvb wKQz MÖnY Ki‡Z B”QzK) : Explanation: (C); Ecstasy n‡jv AZ¨šÍ Pleasure;
Rage n‡jv AZ¨šÍ Anger|
gullible (wek¦vmcÖeY) 13. FOND : DOTING (Pig cQ›`) ::
E. verbose (kãeûj) : prolix (AwZwi³ kãevûj¨) A. solicitous (e¨vKjz ) : concern
Explanation: (D); AwZwi³ Patriotic n‡jv Chauvinistic; B. verbose (kãeûj) : wordiness
AwZwi³ Receptive n‡jv Gullible| C. flurry (nvjKv Zlz vi So) : blizzard (cPÖ Û Zlz vi So)
6. COURAGE (mvnm) : RASHNESS (nVKvwiZv) :: D. Magnificent (PgKv‡jv) : Grandiose (RvKv‡jv)
A. generosity : prodigality (Ace¨q) Explanation: (C); Fond-Gi †P‡q Zxeª n‡”Q Doting;
B. temperance (mshg) : modesty Flurry-Gi †P‡q Zxeª n‡”Q Blizzard|
C. mettle (mvnm) : spirit 14. CHAT (`ªæZ K_v ejv) : CONVERSE (msjvc) ::
D. honor : humility (webq) A. allege (Awf‡qvM Kiv): deny
E. compassion (mnvbyf–wZ) : contempt (NY„ v)
Explanation: (A); AwZwi³ Courage n‡jv Rashness; B. purchase : rent
AwZwi³ Generosity n‡jv Prodigality| C. study : learn

D. browse (`ªæZ †PvL †evjv‡bv) : read
E. halt (_vgvb) : traverse (AvovAvwo)
Explanation: (D); Chat n‡jv `ªæZ Converse Kiv;
Browse n‡jv `ªæZ Read Kiv|

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15. EULOGY (D”P cÖksmvm–PK e³…Zv) : PRAISE :: Action and its symptoms

A. debate: indifference (D`vmxb) 1. SQUIRM (A¯^w¯i’ Rb¨ †`n †gvPov‡bv) : DISCOMFORT ::
B. defamation (KLz ¨vwZ) : description A. fume (†µva cÖKvk Kiv) : anger
C. escapade (Dk•„ Lj AvPiY) : emigration B. snarl (†i‡M hvIqv) : confusion
D. masquerade (QÙ‡ek aviY K‡i) : appearance (Aeqe) C. shrug (AeÁv K‡i Dwo‡q †`qv) : determination (`p„ )

E. tirade (`xN© †µvacY– © e³…Zv) : disapproval (Abby‡gv`b) D. hate : embarrassment E. love : profit

Explanation: (E); Eulogy-†Z AwaK Praise cKÖ vk Explanation: (A); Discomfort Gi j¶Y n‡jv Squirm

cvq; Tirade-G AwaK Disapproval cKÖ vk cvq| Kiv; Anger Gi j¶Y n‡jv Fume Kiv|

16. IDOLATRY (AZ¨waK fw³) : ADMIRATION (kª×vfw³) :: 2. SIGH (¯^w¯’i `xN©k¦vm) : RELIEF (kvwšÍ) ::

A. intimacy (NwbôZv) : solitude (e¨vKyj) A. Tear : Joy
B. Trembling (Kvcu v ev wkD‡i IVv) : Fear
B. absurdity (A‡hvw³KZv) : enjoyment
C. Carelessness : Accident D. Sweat (Nvg) : Hot
C. exasperation (†µva) : annoyance (weiw³)
Explanation: (B); Sigh n‡jv Relief-Gi j¶Y; Trembling
D. thanklessness : patronage (c„ô‡cvlKZv Kiv)
n‡jv Fear-Gi j¶Y|
E. eccentricity (A™¢yZ AvPvi e¨envi) : conformity (wgj)
Explanation: (C); Idolatry n‡jv AwZwi³ Admiration 3. YAWN (nvB †Zvjv) : BOREDOM (GK‡N‡qwgRwbZ weiw³) ::

Kiv; Exasperation n‡jv AwZwi³ Annoyance Kiv| A. Anger : madness B. Dream : Sleep
17. CONSIDER (we‡ePbv Kiv) : CONTEMPLATE (wPšvÍ Kiv) ::
C. Smile : Amusement (Avb›`)
A. smile : greet D. Impatence (A‰ah©) : Rebellion (we‡`ªvn)
B. write : compose Explanation: (C); Yawn n‡jv Boredom-Gi j¶Y;
Smile n‡jv Amusement-Gi j¶Y|
C. complain : bicker (ZK© Kiv)

D. examine (cix¶v) : scrutinize (hvPvB, evQvB Kiv) 4. BLUSH (j¾¡vq jvj nIqv) : EMBARRASSMENT (weeªZ nIqv) ::
A. scream (AvZ©bv` Kiv) : anger
E. ignore : notice
Explanation: (D); Mfxifv‡e Consider Kiv n‡jv
B. smile (g`„ y nvmv) : pleasure (Avb›`)

Contemplate; Mfxifv‡e Examine Kiv n‡jv Scrutinize | C. laugh : outrage (wbôiz Zv)

Tool and its action D. love : sentimentality
E. whine (`xN© wejvc Kiv) : indecision (wm×všnÍ xbZv)
1. DIE (hv w`‡q AvK…wZ cÖ`vb Kiv nq) : SHAPE (AvKw… Z cÖ`vb Kiv) ::
Explanation: (B); gvbyl Blush K‡i Embarrassment-Gi
A. ink : print (Qvcv) B. anchor (†bvOi) : sail (hvÎv Kiv) Kvi‡Y; gvbyl Smile K‡i Pleasure-Gi Kvi‡Y| Worker
C. drill (wQ`ª Kivi hš¿) : bore (wQ`ª Kiv)
and article created
D. glue (AvVv) : attach (AvUKv‡bv)
E. pedal (ˆeVv) : propel (mvg‡b PvwjZ Kiv) 5. MASON (ivRwg¯¿x) : WALL ::

Explanation: (C); Die GKwU hš¿ hv Øviv Shape Kiv A. doctor : cure B. magician : magic
C. painter : mural (†`qvjwPÎ)D. brick : sand (evwj)
nq; Drill GKwU hš¿ hv Øviv Bore Kiv nq|
E. stranger (AcwiwPZ) : friendship
Manner
1. SKULK (Pzwcmv‡i Pjv) : MOVE :: Explanation: (C); †h Mason †m Wall ˆZwi K‡i; †h

A. blink (†PvL wcUwcU Kiv) : wink (†PvL †Ucv) Painter †m Mural ˆZwi K‡i|
B. weep (µ›`b Kiv) : grieve (`ty L †`qv) Worker and tool
C. peek (Pzwcmv‡i †`Lv) : observe
D. shake : quiver (Zxi ivLvi _‡j) 1. AUGER (hv Øviv KvV wQ`ª Kiv nq) : CARPENTER ::

E. cower (f‡q R‡ovm‡ov nIqv) : withdraw (DwV‡q †bqv) A. studio : sculptor

B. seam (†mjvB‡qi †Rvo gLy ) : seamstress (gwnjv `wR©)

Explanation: (C); Skulk n‡jv Pzwcmv‡i Move Kiv; C. awl (†QvU my‡Pjv nvwZqvi we‡kl) : cobbler (gywP)

Peek n‡jv †Mvc‡b Observe Kiv| D. cement : mason (ivRwg¯¿x)

2. DONKEY (Mvav) : TROT (†Nvov/Mvavi Pjv) :: E. apron (Kvc‡oi Ici cwi‡aq) : chef (eveywP©)

A. duck : waddle (†n‡j `y‡j Pjv) Explanation: (C); Carpenter-Gi GKwU hš¿ n‡jv

B. cat : leap Auger; Cobbler-Gi GKwU hš¿ n‡jv awl|

C. eagle (CMj cvLx) : stride (j¤^v j¤^v cv †d‡j Pjv) 2. CARPENTER (KvVwg¯¿x) : SAW (KivZ) ::

D. convict (†`vlx) : cell A. lawyer : brief B. painter : brush
C. seamstress (gwnjv `wR©) : scissors (KuvwP)
Explanation: (A); Trot n‡jv Donkey-Gi Pjvi aiY;
D. runner : sneakers (Pvgovi RyZv we‡kl)
Waddle n‡jv Duck-Gi Pjvi aiY|
E. stenographer (ms‡¶‡c †jLK) : typewriter
3. SLITHER (wcQwj‡q Pjv) : SNAKE (mvc) ::
Explanation: (C); Carpenter-Gi KvUvi hš¿ n‡jv
A. circle (e„Ë) : hawk (evRcvwL)
Saw; Seamstress-Gi KvUvi hš¿ n‡jv Scissors|
B. croak (e¨‡Oi WvK) : frog (e¨O)
3. JOURNALIST : TYPEWRITER ::
C. perch (cvwL emvi Wvj) : eagle
A. poet : beauty B. idle (Ajm) : work

D. bask (†iv` †cvnvb) : lizard (wUKwUwK) C. electrician : pliers D. tree : flower
E. surgeon (kj¨ wPwKrmK) : bones (nvo)
E. waddle (†n‡j `y‡j Pjv) : duck (nvm)
Explanation: (C); Journalist KvR K‡i Typewriter
Explanation: (E); Snake Gi Pjvi aiY‡K Slither
w`‡q| Electrician KvR K‡i Pliers w`‡q|
e‡j; Duck Gi Pjvi aiY‡K Waddle e‡j|

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4. HAIRDRESSER : COIFFURE (P‡z ji mvRm¾v) :: 11. SCALPEL (kj¨ wPwKrmvq e¨eüZ Qzwi) : SURGEON

A. model : photograph B. tailor : garment (†cvlvK) (kj¨ wPwKrmK) ::

C. pharmacist : illness D. artist : studio A. razor (¶iz ): barber (bvwcZ)

E. beautician : cosmetology B. medicine : patient

Explanation: (B); Hairdresser-Gi KvR Coiffure C. compass : engineer

wb‡q; Tailor-Gi KvR Garment wb‡q| D. weed (AvMvQv) : gardener (gvjx)

5. BARBER (bvwcZ) : SHEARS (KvuwP) :: E. recipe (c¯Ö ‘Z cÖYvjx) : chef (eveywP©)

A. baker : batter (AvUv, gq`vi gj~ ¨) Explanation: (A) Scalpel n‡jv Surgeon-Gi Kv‡Ri

B. dentist : drill (wQ`ª/MZ© Kivi hš¿) hš¿; Razor n‡jv Barber-Gi Kv‡Ri hš¿|

C. butcher (KmvB) : cow D. patient : prescription (e¨e¯’vcbv) 12. SOLDIER : CARBINE (†QvU e›`yK) ::

A. author : book

E. hair : shampoo B. sailor : pirate

Explanation: (B); Barber-Gi Kv‡Ri hš¿ n‡jv C. captain : ship

Shears; Dentist-Gi Kv‡Ri hš¿ n‡jv Drill| D. knight (m¤£všÍ eskxq †hv×v) : spear (ejÐg)

6. SCALPEL (kj¨ wPwKrmvi Qwz i) : SURGEON :: E. chemist (imvqbwe`) : test tube

A. shoe : cobbler Explanation: (D) Soldier-Gi A¯¿ n‡jv Carbine;

B. handcuffs (nvZKov) : detective (†Mv‡q›`v) Knight-Gi A¯¿ n‡jv Spear|

C. cleaver (gvsm KvUvi fvix Qzwi) : butcher (KmvB) Worker and action

D. palette (is wgkª‡Yi cvÎ) : painter 1. LAWYER (DwKj) : CLIENT (g‡°j) ::

E. stethoscope (ü`ex¶Yhš¿): nurse A. doctor : surgeon (kj¨ wPwKrmK)

Explanation: (C); Scalpel n‡jv Surgeon-Gi Kv‡Ri B. admiral (†bŠ-†mbvcwZ): sailor (bvweK)

hš¿; Cleaver n‡jv Butcher-Gi KvUvi hš¿| C. judge : defendant (cwÖ Zev`x)

7. MASON (ivRwg¯¿x) : TROWEL :: D. musician : audience E. tutor : student

Explanation: (E); Lawyer mvaviYZ Client-Gi mgm¨v mgvavb

A. potter : clay (Kv`u v) B. doctor : degree K‡ib; GKBfv‡e Tutor, Student-†`i mgm¨v mgvavb K‡ib|

C. carpenter (KvVwg¯¿x) : adze (KovZ) 2. MENTOR (weÁ Dc‡`óv) : COUNSEL (Dc‡`k)

D. sculptor : museum A. poet : criticism B. plea (¶gv cÖv_©bv) : mercy (¶gv)

E. preacher (cPÖ viKvix) : sermon (ag©c‡`k) C. bodyguard (wbivcËv cÖnix) : protection (miy ¶v)

Explanation: (C); Mason-Gi Kv‡Ri hš¿ Trowel; D. sermon (ag©‡cv‡`k) : conscience (we‡eK)

Carpenter-Gi Kv‡Ri hš¿ Adze| E. judge : lawyer (DwKj)

8. WORDS : WRITER :: Explanation: (C) Mentor Counsel †`q; Bodyguard Protection †`q|

A. chalk : teacher B. laws : policeman 3. COBBLER (gywP) : SHOES ::

C. honor : thieves (†Pvi) A. spy (¸ßPi) : plans

D. mortar (nvgvbw`šÍv) : bricklayer (ivRwgw¯¿) B. mechanic (Mvwoi wg¯¿x) : automobile

E. batter (`ay , wWg BZ¨vw` w`‡q ˆZwi GKiKg Lvevi) : C. painter : brush D. carpenter (KvVwg¯¿x) : saw

baker (iæwU cÖ¯‘ZKviK) E. interrogator (whwb †Riv K‡ib) : bribes (Nly )

Explanation: (E); Writer-Gi Kv‡Ri DcKiY n‡”Q Explanation: (B); Cobbler Shoes †givgZ K‡i; Mechanic

Words; Baker-Gi Kv‡Ri DcKiY n‡”Q Batter| Automobile †givZg K‡i|

4. DOCTOR : DISEASE (†ivM) ::

9. CHART : NAVIGATOR (bvweK) :: A. poor man : poverty (`vwi`ª¨)

A. log : captain B. psychiatrist : maladjustment (gvbwmK †ivM)

B. novel : reader C. liar : truth

C. map : motorist (Mvwo PvjK) D. moron (Aí ewy × m¤úbœ e¨w³) : boring

D. pedigree (esk) : dog E. graph : mathematician E. pediatrician (wkï‡ivM wPwKrmK) : old man

Explanation: (C); Navigator-iv Chart-Gi mvnv‡h¨ Zvi MwZc_ Explanation: (B); Doctor-Gi KvR n‡jv Disease `i~

eyS‡Z cv‡i; Motorist-iv Map-Gi mvnv‡h¨ Zvi MwZc_ eyS‡Z cv‡i| Kiv; Psychiatrist-Gi KvR n‡jv Maladjustment `i~ Kiv|

10. ARCHAEOLOGIST (cÖZ¥ZË¡we`) : ANTIQUITY (cÖvPxbZ¡) :: 5. NOVELIST : PLOT ::

A. ichthyologist (grm¨ weÁvbx) : marine life (RjR Rxeb) A. architect : blueprint

B. doctor : medicine B. dramatist : acts

C. sculptor : chisel (evUvwj w`‡q KvUv ev †Lv`vB Kiv)

C. teacher : education D. magician : legerdemain (†fjwK)

D. minister : theology (ag©ZË¡) E. composer (myiKvi) : notes

Explanation: (A); Archaeologist-Gi M‡elYvi welq n‡jv Explanation: (A); Novelist c_Ö ‡g Plot ˆZwi K‡i;

Antiquity; Ichthyologist-Gi M‡elYvi welq n‡jv Marine Life| Architect c_Ö ‡g Blueprint ˆZwi K‡i|

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6. TEETH : DENTIST :: 5. APOLOGY (gvd PvIqv) : RUEFUL (AbyZß) ::

A. Legs : Philanthropist A. boast (`¤¢ Kiv) : proud
B. request : grateful (KZ… Á)
B. Eyes : Oculist (P¶‡z ivM we‡klÁ) C. taunt (we`ªæc) : timid (jvRyK)
C. Operation : Surgeon (kj¨ wPwKrmK) D. confession (†`vl¯^xKvi) : inquisitive (†KŠZznjx)
D. Sight : Spectator (`k©K)
Explanation: (B); Dentist, Teeth cix¶v K‡i; Oculist, E. recommendation (civgk©) : censorious (Ley mgv‡jvPbv gyLi)

Eyes cix¶v K‡i| Explanation: (A); Avgiv Rueful n‡q Apology PvB;
Worker and Workplace
Avgiv Proud n‡q Boast Kwi|
1. STAGE : ACTOR ::
Whole and its parts
A. safe : banker
B. baton (jvwV) : conductor (c_ cÖ`k©K)
1. HOUSE : CEILING (N‡ii Qv‡`i wb‡Pi wcU) ::
C. library : lecturer
A. Hut (KzwUi): Roof (Qv`) B. Building : Floor
D. rink (ei‡di gvV) : skater (†h †¯‹wUs K‡i) C. Bed : Bedsheet D. Grapes (Av½iy dj) : Wine (g`)
E. quarry (cv_‡ii Lwb) : stone (cv_i) Explanation: (A); Ceiling n‡jv House-Gi kxl© Ask;
Explanation: (D); Actor-Gi Kv‡Ri ¯’vb n‡jv Stage;
Roof n‡jv Hut-Gi kxl© Ask|
Skater-Gi Kv‡Ri ¯’vb n‡jv Rink|
2. RANGE(ceZ©‡kªwY) : MOUNTAINS ::
2. CHOIR (MvqK `j) : SING ::

A. team : cheer (DrmvwnZ Kiv) A. novel : short stories
B. class : instruct (†kLv‡bv)
B. atlas(gvbwP‡Îi eB) : maps

C. troupe (Awf‡bZvi `j): act C. sea : rivers D. string (mZy v) : beads (gvjv)

D. court : testify (mv¶¨ †`qv) E. plain (mgZj) : prairie (we¯ÍxY© ZY… fw‚ g)

E. herd (cïi `j) : stampede (cïi SvKu / gvby‡li QÎf½ †QvUvQywU) Explanation: (B); A‡bK Mountains wg‡j Range

Explanation: (C); Choir-Gi g~j KvR n‡jv Sing Kiv; nq; A‡bK Maps wg‡j Atlas ˆZwi nq|

Troupe-Gi KvR n‡jv Act Kiv| 3. BUILDING : STORY:
A. brick : wall
Reason & Action
1. SEETHE (†µv‡a †d‡U cov) : ANGER ::
B. mountain : peak (P~ov)

A. smile : shame C. ladder (gB) : rung (gB‡qi avc)
B. writhe (hš¿Yvq †`n †gvPov‡bv) : nonchalance (J`vmxb¨)
D. story(Zjv) : tale (Mí)
C. precede (ce~ ©eZx© ) : event
2. D. view : vision (j¶) 4. E. construction : design
E. glow (Lywk‡Z D™¢vwmZ nIqv) : happiness 5.
Explanation: (E); Anger-Gi Kvi‡Y †jv‡K Seethe Explanation: (C); mvavibZ A‡bK¸‡jv Story wg‡j
K‡i; Happiness-Gi Kvi‡Y †jv‡K Glow K‡i| Building; mvaviYZ A‡bK¸‡jv Rung wg‡j Ladder †Zwi nq|
DENTURE (K…wÎg `vuZ) : TEETH (`vZu ) ::
A. fingernail (bL) : hand BRANCH : TREE ::
B. toupee (ciPzjv) : hair (Pjz )
C. scarf (gv_vq cwi‡aq) : head A. Crest (†XD-Gi Pu~ov) : Wave
D. soldier (ˆmwbK) : recruit (wb‡qvM †`qv) B. Bulb : Filament (evwZi wfZ‡ii wPKb Zvi)
E. conductor (cwiPvjK) : musician (hv`Ky i)
Explanation: (B); cÖvKw… ZK Teeth-Gi Afv‡e Denture e¨envi C. Clothes : Cupboard

D. Water : Tap

Explanation: (A); Branch n‡jv Tree-Gi Ask;
Crest n‡jv Wave (†XD)-Gi Ask|
REVOLVER : HOLSTER (wc¯‡Í ji Lvc) ::

Ki‡Z nq; cÖvK…wZK Hair-Gi Afv‡e Toupee e¨envi Ki‡Z nq| A. Book : Bag B. Eye : Eyelid
3. REHEARSAL (gnov) : PLAY (bvUK) ::
C. Juice : Glass D. Nostril : Nose
A. draft : essay
B. manual : process Explanation: (A); Revolver, Holster-Gi wfZi Ave„Z

_v‡K; Book, Bag-Gi wfZi AveZ„ _v‡K|

C. applause (Awfb›`bÁvcK Zzgjy KiZvwj) : performance 6. WICK (†gvg evwZi mj‡Z) : CANDLE ::

D. recital (Avew„ Ë) : concert A. lead: pencil B. thread : wool

E. journal : news C. light : darkness D. quick : rapid

Explanation: (A); Play-Gi Rb¨ Rehearsal Kiv nq; Explanation: (A); Wick n‡jv Candle-Gi g~j Ask;

Essay-Gi Rb¨ Draft Kiv nq| Lead n‡jv Pencil-Gi g~j Ask|
4. ERASER (†jLv †gvQvi ivevi) : PAGE ::
Whole and additional parts
A. mop (b¨vKovi Svo)– : floor (†g‡S)
B. sponge (cwi®‹vi Kiv) : soap 1. NOVELIST (Jcb¨vwmK) : FICTION (Dcb¨vm ev Mí) ::

C. pen : ink A. detective (†Mv‡q›`v) : crime
D. nail : wall
B. carpenter : lumber (KvV †PivB Kiv Z³v)
E. bleach (is jNy Kiv) : stain (weeY© Kiv)
C. aggression (Avµgb) : dominance (AvwacZ¨)

Explanation: (A); Eraser e¨envi Kiv nq Page D. composer : music E. book : pages

†gvQvi Rb¨; Mop e¨envi Kiv nq Floor †gvQvi Rb¨| Explanation: (D); Novelist-Gi m„wóKg© n‡jv Fiction;

Avgiv Laugh Kwi; Grisly wKQiz Rb¨ Avgiv Flinch Kwi| Composer-Gi mw„ óKg© n‡jv Music|

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2. STOREY (Zjv) : BUILDING :: 2. ABRIDGE (ms‡¶c Kiv) : NOVEL (bvUK) ::

A. crust (iywUi gPg‡P DcwifvM) : sandwich A. interrupt (evav) : conversation

B. data : file B. rehearse (Abykxjb Kiv) : play

C. layer (†KK ˆZwii Rb¨ Lvev‡ii wewfbœ ¯iÍ xfZ– cÖ‡jc) : cake C. terminate (Aemvb Kiv) : ending

D. root (g~j) : plant D. punctuate (weivgwPý e¨envi Kiv) : sentence

E. shingle (†PŠKYvKvi UvBjm) : roof E. abbreviate (ms‡¶c Kiv) : word (kã)

3. Explanation: (C); G‡Ki Dci GK Storey wb‡q Building 3. Explanation: (E); Novel ms‡¶c Ki‡K Abridge
ˆZwi nq; G‡Ki Dci GK Layer wb‡q Cake ˆZwi nq| e‡j; Word ms‡¶c Ki‡K Abbreviate e‡j|
PETAL (cvcwo) : FLOWER :: ASSUAGE (Dckg Kiv) : SORROW (`ty L) ::
A. oak (IK MvQ) : tree B. staple : paper A. retaliate (cwÖ Z‡kva) : antipathy (we‡Øl)
C. sprout (AsKzi) : seed D. tooth (wPiywbi `uvZ) : comb (wPiywb) B. dampen (wbiærmvn Kiv) : ardor (Drmvn)

E. tide : beach C. entrust : reliability
D. counsel : reluctance (Awb”Qv)
Explanation: (D); Petal Flower-Gi Ask; Tooth E. withhold : appreciation (ckÖ smv)

Comb-Gi Ask| Explanation: (B); Assuage n‡jv Sorrow Kgv‡bv;

4. PROLOGUE (cÖ¯vÍ ebv) : NOVEL (Dcb¨vm) :: Dampen n‡jv Ardor Kgv‡bv|

A. sketch : drawing B. index (m~wPcÎ) : book 4. NUMB (Aek) : INSENSIBLE (Abyfw– Znxb) ::

C. blueprint : building D. movement : symphony (miy ) A. reflect : luminous (D¾¡j)

E. preamble (f~wgKv) : statute (Aby‡gvw`Z wewae× AvBb) B. burnish (cvwjk Kiv) : lustrous (D¾¡j¨)

Explanation: (E); Novel-Gi ïiæ‡Z f~wgKv wn‡m‡e Prologue C. repulse (NY„ v) : odious (NY„ ¨)

_v‡K; Statute-Gi ïiæ‡Z f‚wgKv wn‡m‡e Preamble _v‡K| D. cursory : accumulation (GKÎxKiY)

5. PLAY : ACTS (ce©) :: E. derisive : subordination

A. essay : topics B. game : athletes (†L‡jvqvi) Explanation: (B); Numb Kiv n‡j Insensible nq;
Burnish Kiv n‡j Lustrous nq|
C. novel : chapters D. poem : rhymes (miy ) 5. ROYALTY (†jLK †jLvi Rb¨ †h m¤§vbx cvb) : PAYMENT

E. drama : actors (c`Ö Ë UvKv) ::

Explanation: (C); GKwU Play-†Z A‡bK¸‡jv Acts _v‡K; A. manuscript : page

GKwU Novel-G A‡bK¸‡jv Chapters _v‡K| B. gratuity (fvZv) : check

6. STANZA (¯ÍeK) : POEM :: C. dividend (jf¨vsk) : debt (FY)

A. pirouette (`ªæZ NY~ ©b) : ballet D. subpoena (mv¶xi Zje cÎ) : writ (wjwLZ Av‡`k/ciIqvbv)

B. rhyme (myi) : verse (MxwZKv) E. client : fee

C. duet (ˆØZm½xZ) : chorus (MvqK `j) Explanation: (D); Royalty n‡jv GK cÖKvi Payment;

D. act (bvU‡Ki A¼) : opera (MxwZbvU¨) Subpoena n‡jv GK cÖKvi Writ|

E. mimicry (AbyKiY) : pantomime (Bkvivq cÖKvk) 6. INVENTORY : MERCHANDISE (cY¨`ªe¨) ::

Explanation: (D); Stanza n‡jv Poem-Gi wewfbœ A. dormitory (A‡bK K¶wewkó kqb K¶) : college
Ask; Act n‡jv Opera-i wewfbœ Ask| B. gadget (†QvUhš¿) : profit
7. ANNEX (DcM„n, e„nËi AÆvwjKvi mv‡_ msh³y †QvU C. roster (ZvwjKv) : member
AÆvwjKv) : BUILDING :: D. bankruptacy (†`DwjqvZ¡) : debts
E. repertory (Z_¨ fvÛvi) : theater
A. program : computer
Explanation: (C); Merchandise-Gi ZvwjKv‡K Inventory
B. scenario (`„k¨Kí) : play e‡j; Member-Gi ZvwjKv‡K Roster e‡j|
7. ATLAS (gvbwP‡Îi eB) : MAPS (gvbwPÎ) ::
C. landscaping (f~-`k„ ¨) : park A. directory(wb‡`©kbv) : pages

D. addendum (ms‡hvRb) : book

E. duplex (Ggb evmv hvi wfZ‡i wmwu o i‡q‡Q) : apartment B. almanac (el©cwÄ) : years

Explanation: (D); Building-Gi mv‡_ AwZwi³ †h Ask C. dictionary : writers

hy³ _v‡K Zv‡K Annex ejv nq; Book-Gi mv‡_ AwZwi³ D. tome (en„ r MÖš’) : books

†h Ask hy³ _v‡K Zv‡K Addendum ejv nq| E. manual : instructions (wb‡`©kbvewj)

Explanation Explanation: (E); Atlas n‡jv Maps-Gi eB; Manual

1. DOODLE (wnwRwewR A_©nxb `vM KvUv) : DRAW :: n‡jv Instructions-Gi eB|
A. coddle (AwZwi³ cÖkªq †`qv) : pamper (†ewk Av`i †`qv) 8. INDUSTRY (cwikªg) : BEAVER (GK ai‡bi †jvgk Rš‘) ::
B. meddle (AbwaKviPP©v Kiv) : interfere (n¯‡Í ¶c Kiv)
C. waddle (†n‡j`‡y j nvUv) : run A. ferocity (wnsmªZv) : lion
D. prattle (A_©nxb eK eK Kiv) : talk B. cowardice (Kvciy ælZv) : tiger
E. protest (cwÖ Zev` Kiv): argue C. indolence (Avjm¨) : wolf (†bK‡o)

Explanation: (D); A_©nxb Draw n‡jv Doodle; A_©nxb D. forgetfulness : elephant

E. pride : peacock (gqyi)

Talk n‡jv Prattle| Explanation: (E); Beaver n‡jv Industry-Gi cZÖ xK;

Peacock n‡jv Pride-Gi cÖZxK|

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9. DISBAND (†f‡½ †`qv): ORGANIZATION :: 16. APPRISE (Z_¨ Rvbv‡bv) : INFORMATION (Z_¨) ::
A. unite (GKwÎZ Kiv) : whole media
A. respect : order B. defend (cwÖ Zi¶v Kiv) : doubt (m‡›`n)
C. comprehend (Dcjwä Kiv) : benefits
B. expend (LiP Kiv) : capacity D. criticize (mgv‡jvPbv) : justification (wePvi)
E. admonish (frmbv Kiv) : warning (mZK©Zv)
C. discharge : employer Explanation: (E); Information c`Ö vb Kiv‡K Apprise
e‡j; Warning c`Ö vb Kiv‡K Admonish e‡j|
D. demobilize (mvgwiK KvR †_‡K weiwZ †`qv) : army
E. merge (GKwÎZ Kiv) : corporation 17. CARICATURE (e¨½wPÎ) : FACE ::
Explanation: (D); Organization-†K AKvh©Ki Kiv‡K A. amusement (Avb›`; gRv) : formality
Disband e‡j; Army-†K AKvh©Ki Kiv‡K Demobilize e‡j| B. parody (e¨½ KweZv) : poem
10. ENTANGLE (Sv‡gjvq †djv) : INVOLVE (weRwoZ Kiv) :: C. cartoon (e¨½wPÎ): politics
D. rhyme (wgjh³y KweZv; Qov) : verse (csw³)
A. caution : fear E. ridicule (VvÆv): clown (VvÆvKvix)
Explanation: (B); Caricature n‡jv e¨½vZ¥K Face;
B. compel : force (eva¨ Kiv) Parody n‡jv e¨½vZ¥K Poem|
C. grill (LyuwU‡q Lywu U‡q cÖkœ Kiv ev †Riv Kiv ) : question
D. replicate (cwÖ Zg–wZ©) : copy 18. BARTER (cY¨ wewbgq Kiv) : COMMODITIES (cY¨) ::
E. waver (Uj‡Z _vKv) : adhere (†j‡M _vKv) A. arbitrate (ga¨¯’Zv Kiv) : disputes (weev`)
Explanation: (C); KvD‡K AbvKvw²Zfv‡e Involve Kiv‡K Entangle B. invade (AvµgY Kiv) : boundaries
Kiv e‡j; KvD‡K AbvKvw²Zfv‡e Question Kiv‡K Grill Kiv e‡j|
11. RENOVATE (ms¯‹vi Kiv) : BUILDING :: C. debate : issues
A. revoke (evwZj Kiv ev cÖZ¨vnvi Kiv) : contract
B. rejuvenate (bZzb †hŠeb `vb Kiv) : age D. correspond (wPwVc‡Îi Av`vb-c`Ö vb) : letters
C. restore (fv‡jv Ae¯’vq wb‡q Avmv) : painting
E. promote : ranks
D. repeat : sentence
Explanation: (D); Commodities-Gi Av`vb cÖ`vb‡K
E. relinquish (Z¨vM Kiv) : possession (gvwjKvbv) Barter e‡j; Letters-Gi Av`vb-cÖ`vb‡K Correspond e‡j|
Explanation: (C); Building-†K fv‡jv Ae¯’vq wb‡q Avmv‡K Renovate 19. PARRY (e¨vnZ Kiv) : BLOW (AvNvZ) ::
e‡j; †Zgwb Painting-†K fv‡jv Ae¯’vq wb‡q Avmv‡K Restore e‡j| A. compile (GKÎ Kiv) : evidence
12. EXCOMMUNICATION (wMR©v †_‡K ewn¯‹vi Kiv) : CHURCH :: B. mediate (ga¨¯’Zv Kiv) : dispute (weev`)
A. expulsion (ewn¯‹vi) : school C. instigate (DkKvbx †`qv) : argument
B. sermon (ag©c‡`k): congregation (ag©xq Abyôv‡b D. deflect (mwi‡q †`qv) : criticism (mgv‡jvPbv)
E. delineate (eYb© v Kiv) : issue
mg‡eZ gvb‡y li `j) Explanation: (D); Parry gv‡b Blow-†K Gov‡bv; Deflect
C. execution (wbe©vn Kiv) : victim gv‡b Criticism-†K Gov‡bv|
D. dismissal (ewn®‹vi) : student 20. MISNOMER (bv‡gi fjy e¨envi) : NAME ::
E. extortion (†Rvi K‡i Av`vq) : business A. malcontent (Amš‘ó) : person
Explanation: (A); Excommunication n‡jv Church †_‡K B. malapropism (k‡ãi fjy e¨envi) : word
†ei K‡i †`qv; Expulsion n‡jv School †_‡K †ei K‡i †`qv| C. maze (†MvjK avau v) : network
13. SYMBOLS (cÖZxK) : REBUS (†h †Kv‡bv k‡ãi cÖZxwK wPý) :: D. euphemism (wZ³ K_v‡K †KvgjZifv‡e ejv) : insult
A. program (Abôy vb) : computer E. stereotype (M`evav) : role
B. military (ˆmb¨ evwnbx) : insignia (KZ…©Z¡) Explanation: (B); Name-Gi fyj e¨envi n‡jv Misnomer;
C. proportions (Abcy vZ) : recipe (Avnvh©) Word-Gi fjy e¨envi n‡jv Malapropism|
D. silversmith : hallmark (DrKó… Zvi cÖZxK) 21. DEPART (we`vq †bIqv) : ABSCOND (cvwj‡q hvIqv) ::
E. notes (¯^iwjwc‡Z my‡ii ms‡KZ) : score (kã †jLvi gvÎv) A. close : occlude (¸ß)
Explanation: (E); Rebus n‡jv GK cKÖ vi Symbols; B. speak : harangue (`xN© e³Z… v)
Score n‡jv GK cÖKvi Notes | C. cover (Ave„Z) : eclipse (m–h©MÖnY)
14. EXPEL (ewn®‹vi Kiv) : SCHOOL :: D. store : secrete (†Mvc‡b Rgv Kiv)
A. deny (A¯^xKvi Kiv) : entrance E. intervene (n¯‡Í ¶c Kiv) : interfere (n¯‡Í ¶c Kiv)
B. banish (wbe©vwmZ Kiv) : country Explanation: (D); †Mvc‡b Depart Kiv‡K Abscond
e‡j; †Mvc‡b Store Kiv‡K Secrete e‡j|
C. reject : offer 22. INDEX (mw– P) : TOPICS (Av‡jvP¨ welq) ::
A. agenda (Av‡jvP¨m~wP) : meeting
D. extricate (RwUj cwiw¯’wZ †_‡K gy³ Kiv) : safety
E. abandon (cwiZ¨vM Kiv) : enemy B. diary : secrets
Explanation: (B); Expel gv‡b School †_‡K KvD‡K †ei
K‡i †`qv; Banish gv‡b Country †_‡K KvD‡K †ei K‡i †`qv| C. roster (Kvi c‡i Kvi wWDwU, GB ZvwjKv) : names (bvg)
15. EULOGY : PRAISE (ckÖ smv) ::
A. elegy (†kvK KweZv) : death D. manual : equipment E. ledger : numbers
B. satire (e¨½ iPbv) : vanity (AnsKvi)
Explanation: (C); Index n‡jv Topics-Gi ZvwjKv;
C. story : fact Roster n‡jv Names-Gi ZvwjKv|

D. slander (Acev`): disparagement (†nq Kiv)

E. reward : money

Explanation: (D); Praise-g–jK e³Z… v‡K Eulogy
e‡j; Disparagement e³…Zv‡K Slander e‡j|

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23. NIGHTMARE (`ty ¯^cœ) : DREAM :: 30. CHILL (Kb K‡b VvÛv Kiv) : COLD ::
A. parch (AZ¨šÍ ïwK‡q †djv) : dry
A. semaphore : signal B. crush (Pvc w`‡q P–Y© Kiv) : soft
C. freeze (R‡g eid nIqv) : white
B. dread (fq) : expectation (cZÖ ¨vkv) D. graze (AvjZfv‡e ¯úk© Kiv) : opaque (A¯^”Q)
E. scrub (Nlv) : hard
C. lure (cÖjyä) : trap (duv`) D. fear : victim Explanation: (A); †Kv‡bv wKQz‡K Chill Ki‡j Zv Cold
nq; †Kv‡bv wKQ‡z K Parch Ki‡j Zv Dry nq|
E. frustration (nZvkv) : confusion
31. SIGNATURE : CONSENT (m¤§wZ) ::
Explanation: (B); Nightmare n‡jv Lvivc Dream;
A. employment : qualification
Dread n‡jv Lvivc Expectation|
B. writing : publication
24. CURRENT (cÖevn) : ELECTRICITY (we`y¨r) ::
C. intellect (eyw×Rxex) : education
A. gauge (gvb`Û) : measurement D. wave : gesture (Bkviv; Bw½Z)
E. nod (m¤§wZ Rvbv‡Z Clr gv_v †bvqv‡bv) : agreement (m¤§wZ)
B. forge (Kvgvikvjv) : metal C. beam (QUv) : light (Av‡jv) Explanation: (E); Signature Kiv gv‡bB Consent
†`qv; Nod Kiv gv‡bB Agreement Kiv|
D. ripple (KjZvb) : lake E. curve (eµZv) : circle 32. LEGEND (gvbwP‡Î e¨eüZ wewfbœ wPý/ ms‡K‡Zi e¨vL¨v) : MAP ::

Explanation: (C); Electricity GKwU Current; Light GKwU Beam| A. volume : manual

25. LIMERICK (†KŠZzKc–Y© Qov) : POEM (KweZv) :: B. career : biography (Rxebx)
C. glossary (UxKvcÄy ) : text
A. lampoon (Zxeª e¨v½vZ¥K iPbv) : satire (e¨v½ iPbv)
D. column : article
B. setting : play C. fable (Kvwnbx) : moral
E. issue (welq) : print
D. material : collage E. plot : character Explanation: (C); Legend n‡jv Map-G e¨eüZ wewfbœ wP‡ýi
e¨vL¨v; Glossary n‡jv Text-G e¨eüZ wewfbœ KwVb k‡ãi e¨vL¨v|
Explanation: (A); Limerick n‡jv GK cÖKvi Poem; 33. RIFLE : MUNITIONS (mvgwiK A¯¿) ::

Lampoon GK cÖKvi Satire| A. band : instruments

26. CONSTITUTION (msweavb) : PREAMBLE (fw– gKv) :: B. cash : merchandise (cY¨)

A. book : preface (f–wgKv) C. tool : measurement

B. play : epilogue (bvU‡Ki †kl e³…Zv) D. spatula (†PcUv PvgP&) : utensils (Mvn©¯’¨ DcKiY)
E. dumbbell (e¨qv‡gi DcKiY) : Callisthenics (e¨qvg)
C. prelude (c¯Ö vÍ ebv) : overture (c¯Ö Íve) Explanation: (D); Rifle n‡jv GK ai‡bi Munitions;
Spatula n‡jv GK ai‡bi Utensils|
D. legislation (AvBbcYÖ qb) : assembly (mgevq) 34. MOLT (†jvg/ ckg cÖf„wZ L‡m cov) : FEATHERS ::
A. shear (†jvg QvUu v) : wool
E. opera (MxwZbvU¨) : music B. shed (UvK nIqv) : hair
C. lop (Mv‡Qi kvLv-cÖkvLv †Q‡u U †djv) : branches
Explanation: (A); Constitution-Gi f‚wgKv‡K Preamble D. drop (ev` †`qv) : stitch (†mjvB Kivi mgq m‡~ Pi †dvu o)
E. fur (cïi †Kvgj †jvg) : pelt (cïi Pvgov)
e‡j; Book-Gi fw‚ gKv‡K Preface e‡j| Explanation: (B); Feathers S‡i cov‡K Molt e‡j;
Hair S‡i cov‡K Shed e‡j|
27. COHABIT (GK‡Î emevm Kiv) : RESIDE (evm Kiv) :: 35. FLUID (Zij) : DEHYDRATION (wbR©jxqKiY)
A. uproar (†mvi‡Mvj) : protest
A. conspire (lohš¿) : plot (†Mvcb cwiKíbv) B. protein : nutrition (cywó)
C. strength : exhaustion (K¬vwšÍ)
B. coincide (GKB mv‡_ NUv) : contradict D. squint (wZh©K`„wó) : eyestrain
E. sleepiness : hypnosis (ms‡ek)
C. secrete : conceal (Nbxf‚Z Kiv) Explanation: (C); Dehydration n‡jv Fluid †kl
Kiv; Exhaustion n‡jv Strength †kl Kiv|
D. infiltrate : influence 36. ACCOMPLICE (`y®‹‡g©i mnKvix) : CRIME (Aciva) ::
A. inmate (wbevmx) : prison
E. frame : incriminate (Awaf‚³ Kiv) B. detective (†Mv‡q›`v) : clue

Explanation: (A); Cohabit GK cÖKvi Reside; Conspire C. employer : work
D. employer : work
GK cÖKvi Plot|
E. partner (Askx`vi) : business (e¨emv)
28. GUSTATORY (¯^v` Bw›`ªq) : TASTE (¯^v`) :: Explanation: (E); Crime-Gi mn‡hvMx‡K Accomplice
e‡j; Business-Gi mn‡hvMx‡K Partner e‡j|
A. kinesthetic : sight (`w„ ó)

B. olfactory (NÖvY Bw›`ªq) : smell (NÖvY)

C. hortatory : hearing

D. myopic (¶xY`w„ ó) : vision

E. palpable (hv ¯úk© Kiv hvq) : touch (¯úk© Kiv)

Explanation: (B); Gustatory gv‡b Taste msµvšÍ;

Olfactory gv‡b Smell msµvšÍ|

29. CURTAIN (†h †gvUv c`©v w`‡q stage-Gi mvg‡bi w`K

XvKv _v‡K) : STAGE ::

A. footlight : orchestra (ev`¨hš¿x `j)

B. lid (XvKbv) : jar

C. upholstery (Mw`) : sofa

D. veil (c`©v) : face

E. screen : film

Explanation: (D); Curtain n‡”Q GKai‡bi Kvco hv w`‡q Stage

XvKv _v‡K; Veil n‡”Q GKai‡bi Kvco hv w`‡q Face XvKv _v‡K|

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37. AMASS (cwy Äf–Z Kiv) : WEALTH (ab-m¤•`) :: 45. BOTANY (Dw™¢`we`¨v) : PLANT (MvQ) ::
A. lavish (Ace¨q Kiv) : bribes (Nyl)
A. professor : degree
B. disperse (Qwo‡q †`Iqv) : money B. fruit : flower
C. science : chemical
C. garner (R‡ov/cwy Äf–Z) : grain (km¨)
D. zoology (cvÖ wYwe`¨v) : animal
D. refund (A_© †diZ †`Iqv) : deposit
E. cloud : rain
E. weight : volume
Explanation: (D); Botany n‡jv Plant msµvšÍ Ávb;
Explanation: (C); Wealth Rgv‡bv‡K Amass ejv nq; Zoology n‡jv Animal msµvšÍ Ávb|
46. PRESCIENT (ce– ©`k©x; Av‡M †_‡K eSy ‡Z cv‡i) : ORESIGHT (`i– `w„ ó) ::
Grain Rgv‡bv‡K Garner ejv nq| A. obstinate (GK¸‡u q Aeva¨) : compliance (†g‡b †bIqv)
B. oblivious (f‡y jvgbv) : awareness
38. CHIEF : TRIBE (DcRvwZ) :: C. assiduous (cwikªgx) : diligence (cwikªg)
D. renounced (cwiZ¨vM Kiv) : preference
A. mascot (†mvfvM¨ Avbvqb Kvwi e¨w³) : troop (†mbv`j) E. superficial (fvmvfvmv) : appeal
Explanation: (C) Prescient e¨w³i ˆewkó n‡”Q Foresight;
B. voter : senate C. partner : marriage Assiduous e¨w³i ˆewkó n‡”Q Diligence|
47. MISER (Kc… Y e¨w³) : STINGY (Kc… Y) ::
D. captain : team (`j) E. musician : band A. porter (Kzwj) : strong
B. rebel (we‡`ªvnx) : idle
Explanation: (D); Chief n‡jv Tribe-Gi †bZv; Captain C. sage (Ávbx) : docile (eva¨)
D. friend : snide (AeÁvg~jK)
n‡jv Team-Gi †bZv| E. loner (GKvKx _v‡K †h) : solitary (wbtm½)
Explanation: (E); †h Miser †m Stingy nq; †h Loner
39. CARAPACE (†Lvjm) : TURTLE (K”Qc) :: †m Solitary nq|
A. speed : hare (Li‡Mvk) 48. EVANESCENT (¶Y¯’vqx) : VANISH (A`k„ ¨ nIqv) ::
A. incandescent (fv®‹i) : flee
B. snake (mvc) : lizard (wUKwUwK) B. ethereal (MMbPvix): drift
C. celestial (¯^Mx©q): disappear
C. shell (†Lvjm) : snail (kvgKy ) D. transient (¶YRxex) : gravitate
E. volatile (hv mn‡R ev®•xf–Z nq) : vaporize
D. kennel (KzK‡z ii evm¯’vb) : dog Explanation: (E); Evanescent wRwbm mn‡R Vanish
nq; Volatile wRwbm mn‡R Vaporize nq|
E. river : crocodile (Kwz gi)
Explanation: (C); Turtle-Gi †Lvjm‡K Carapace 49. DEGREE : TEMPERATURE ::
A. ounce : weight
e‡j; snail-Gi †Lvjm‡K shell e‡j|
B. fathom (Qq dzU ˆ`N¨© ) : volume
40. BARGE (RvnvR we‡kl) : VESSEL (RvnvR) :: C. mass (fi) : energy

A. brake : automobile B. cargo : hold D. time : length
E. light : heat
C. shovel (†ejPv) : implement (hš¿)
Explanation: (A); Temperature gvcvi GKK n‡jv
D. ink (Kvwj) : chain E. squadron (ˆmb¨`j we‡kl) : plane Degree; Weight gvcvi GKK n‡jv Ounce|
50. FUNDS(Znwej) : EMBEZZLED (AvZ¥mvr) ::
Explanation: (C); Barge GK cÖKvi Vessel| Shovel A. loot (jyU Kiv) : buried
B. writing : plagiarized (A‡b¨i †jLv wb‡Ri bv‡g Pvjv‡bv)
GK cÖKvi Implement (hš¿)| C. ransom (gwy ³cY) : prey (wkKvi)

n‡jv cÖPÛ Rainfall; Gust n‡jv cPÖ Û Wind| D. money : deposited
E. truth : hidden
41. PULSE : HEART ::
Explanation: (B); Funds, Embezzled nIqv gv‡b A‡b¨i Kv‡Q
A. pitch (¯^iMÖv‡g miy evuav) : music P‡j hvIqv; Writing, Plagiarized nIqv gv‡b A‡b¨i bv‡g P‡j hvIqv|
51. UNTENABLE (wUwK‡q ivLv hvq bv Ggb) : DEFENDED
B. nerve : brain (i¶v Kiv; evPu v‡bv) ::
A. satiated (cwiZ…wß) : satisfied
C. tick : clock B. heretical (DrcvZ cwZcbœ) : considered
C. fragile (f½yi) : touched
D. motor : engine D. inevitable (Awbevh©) : avoided
E. suspicious (m‡›`nceÖ Y) : doubted
E. blood : artery (caÖ vb moK) Explanation: (D); hv Defended nevi bq Zv‡K Untenable
ejv nq; hv Avoided nevi bq Zv‡K Inevitable ejv nq|
Explanation: (C); Pulse n‡jv Heart-Gi MwZ gvcvi

GKK; Tick n‡jv Clock-Gi MwZ gvcvi GKK|

42. SHELL (†Lvmv) : WALNUT (AvL‡ivU) ::

A. coating : candy B. peel (†Lvmv) : banana

C. icing : cake D. loaf : bread

E. root : tree

43. Explanation: (B); Shell n‡jv Walnut-Gi AveiY;

Peel n‡jv Banana-Gi AveiY|

44. LEAVE : ABSCOND (†Mvc‡b Z¨vM Kiv) ::

A. take : steal

B. evacuate (¯’vbvšÍi Kiv) : flee (cvjv‡bv)

C. interest : astound (¯Íw¤¢Z Kiv)

D. build : renovate (†givgZ Kiv)

E. evaluate (g~j¨vqb Kiv) : downgrade
Explanation: (A); Abscond n‡jv †Mvc‡b Leave Kiv;

Steal n‡jv †Mvc‡b Take Kiv|

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52. CHAUVINISM (DMÖ †`k‡cgÖ ) : COUNTRY :: 60. RIND (†Lvmv) : LEMON ::

A. gluttony (†cUKz Zv) : food A. shell : egg B. shoe : bread
D. tree : apple
B. patriotism (†`k‡cÖg) : authority C. pit (MZ©) : seed

C. frugality : money E. cream : milk

D. criticism : book Explanation: (A); Lemon-Gi †Lvmv‡K Rind e‡j;

E. treachery (cZÖ viYv) : traitor (wek¦vmNvZK) Egg-Gi †Lvmv‡K Shell e‡j|

Explanation: (A); Country-Gi Rb¨ AZ¨vwaK fv‡jvevmv‡K 61. BLISTER (†dv¯‹v) : SKIN ::

Chauvinism e‡j; Food-Gi Rb¨ AZ¨vwaK fv‡jvevmv‡K Gluttony e‡j| A. sty †Pv‡Li GK cÖKvi e¨wa) : eye

53. DEGREE : TEMPERATURE :: B. wond : arm
B. fathom (Qq dzU ˆ`N©¨) : volume
A. ounce : weight C. sore (†`‡ni ¶Z ¯’vb) : toe (cv‡qi Av½yj)

C. mass (fi) : energy D. time : length D. ball : pitcher (ej wb‡¶cKvix)

E. light : heat Explanation: (A); Blister n‡jv GKcÖKvi Skin-Gi

Explanation: (A); Temperature gvcvi GKK n‡jv e¨vwa; Sty n‡jv GKcÖKvi Eye-Gi e¨wa|

Degree; Weight gvcvi GKK n‡jv Ounce|

54. DALLY (mgq bó Kiv) : TIME :: 62. CURTAIN (c`©v) : DRAPERY (Kvco) ::

A. trespass (AbwaKvi cÖ‡ek) : land A. Mat : Floor

B. squander (Ace¨q Kiv) : money B. Bed sheet : Bed

C. shirk (Gwo‡q Pjv) : task D. achieve : victory (weRq) C. Pillow (evwjk) : Cushion (Mw`)

E. harbor (e›`i) : safety D. Cockroach (†Zjv‡cvKv) : Insect (KxU cZ½)
Explanation: (D); Curtain GK cÖKvi Drapery;
Explanation: (B); Time AcPq Kiv‡K Dally ejv nq;

Money AcPq Kiv‡K Squander ejv nq| Cockroach GK cÖKvi Insect.

55. SOUND : AIR :: 63. DUSK (†Mva–wj) : NIGHT ::

A. oil : tanker B. signal : wave A. Afternoon : Evening B. Infant : Child

C. electricity : copper D. light : camera C. Walk : Run D. Day : Light

E. x-ray : lead (mxmv) Explanation: (B); Dusk n‡jv Night-Gi cvÖ _wgK

Explanation: (C); Sound cÖevwnZ nIqvi Rb¨ Air GKwU ch©vq; Infant n‡jv Child-Gi cÖv_wgK ch©vq|

gva¨g; Electricity cÖevwnZ nIqvi Rb¨ Copper GKwU gva¨g| 64. SPHERE (†MvjK) : BALL ::

56. BIOGRAPHY (Rxebx) : AUTOBIOGRAPHY (AvZ¥Rxebx) :: A. circle : disc B. cube (NbK) : dice (Q°v)

A. mobile : automobile B. dead : living C. line : rope D. triangle : cone

C. testimony (mv¶¨) : confession (Aciva-¯^xKvi) Explanation: (B); Ball n‡jv Sphere AvKw… Zi; Dice

D. author : performer (†h perform K‡i) n‡jv Cube AvKw… Zi|

E. memories : history 65. WAITER (Lvevi cwi‡ekK) : TIP (eLwkk) ::

Explanation: (C) †h Biography wb‡Ri m¤ú‡K© Zv‡K Autobiography

e‡j; †h Testimony wb‡Ri m¤ú‡K© Zv‡K Confession e‡j| A. student : marks B. worker : bonus

57. EMBEZZLE (AvZ¥mvr Kiv) : FUNDS (A_©) :: C. employee : wages D. clerk : bribe (Nyl)

A. wield (kw³/¶gZvi AwaKvix nIqv) : influence Explanation: (B); Waier-†K AwZwi³ A_© wn‡m‡e Tip cÖ`vb

B. exploit (†kvlY Kiv) : victim Kiv nq; Worker-†K AwZwi³ A_© wn‡m‡e Bonus cÖ`vb Kiv nq|

C. usurp (Rei`Lj Kiv) : power 66. STREAM ( †QvU miæ b`x) : RIVER ::

D. overcome : combatant (msMÖvgx) A. india : world

E. impede (evav †`qv) : obstacle (evav) B. hut (Ku‡z o Ni) : village

Explanation: (C); Ab¨qfv‡e Funds niY Kiv‡K C. city : country

Embezzle e‡j; Ab¨qfv‡e Power niY Kiv‡K Usurp e‡j| D. sea : ocean

58. REMISSION (jvNe; n«vm) : DISEASE :: Explanation: (D); Stream n‡jv River-Gi ¶`z ªZg

A. submission (AbMy Z¨) : defeat iæc; Sea n‡jv Ocean-Gi ¶z`ªZg iæc|

B. abatement (Dckg/ckÖ gb) : storm (So) 67. CROWN (gyKUz ) : ROYALTY (ivRgh©v`v) ::

C. inhibition (evav) : personality A. Throne (wmsnvmb) : Regal (ivRKxq)

D. anxiety : attack B. Wrap (Ave„Z Kiv) : Ermine (GK ai‡bi cïi †jvg)

E. hiatus (†Q`/we‡”Q`) : interruption (evav †`q) C. Pen : Author

Explanation: (B); Remission gv‡b Disease K‡g D. Crucifix (µz‡k we× Lªx‡÷i cÖwZgw– Z©) : Religion

hvIqv; Abatement gv‡b Storm K‡g hvIqv| Explanation: (D); Crown n‡jv Royalty-Gi cZÖ xK;

59. TALON (wkKvix cvLxi bLi) : HAWK (evRcvwL) :: Crucifix n‡jv Religion-Gi cÖZxK|

A. horn : bull (lvo) 68. PREAMBLE (msweav‡bi fw‚ gKv) : CONSTITUTION (msweavb) ::

B. fang (wel`vuZ) : snake

C. claw (Zx¶è bLi) : tiger A. word : dictionary B. contents : magazine

D. recital (Ave„wË) : concert C. explanation : poetry (Kve¨ MÖš’)

E. diamond : ring D. preface (eB‡qi fw‚ gKv) : book

Explanation: (C); Hawk-Gi bLi‡K Talon e‡j; Explanation: (D); Constitution-Gi ïiæ‡Z †h fywgKv _v‡K Zv‡K

Tiger-Gi bLi‡K Claw e‡j| Preamble e‡j; Book-Gi ïiæ‡Z †h fwy gKv _v‡K Zv‡K Preface e‡j |

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69. EQUATOR (weley †iLv) : LATITUDE (A¶‡iLv) :: 78. ASS (Mvav) : BRAY (Mvavi WvK) ::

A. visitor : guest B. needle (mPy ) : direction A. sheep (†fov) : bleat (f¨vovi WvK)

C. fish : water D. pigeon (KeyZi) : bird (cvwL) B. fox : snout (bvK)

Explanation: (D); Equator n‡jv GK ai‡bi Latitude; C. hen : mew (weov‡ji kã)

Pigeon n‡jv GK iKg Bird| D. flies : squeak (Zx¶è wPrKvi)

70. IDENTITY (cwiPq) : ANOYMITY (bvg cwiPqnxbZv) :: Explanation: (A); Ass-Gi WvK‡K Bray e‡j; Sheep-

A. Flaw (ÎæwU): Perfection (c~Y©v½Zv) Gi WvK‡K Bleat e‡j|

B. Careless : Mistake C. Truth : Lie 79. LOW (Miæ-QvM‡ji WvK) : CATTLE ::

D. Fear : Joy A. Sheep : Beef

Explanation: (A); Anoymity gv‡b Identity bv _vKv; B. Gaggle (SvuK) : Chicken

Perfection gv‡b Flaw bv _vKv | C. Grunt (ïKz‡ii WvK) : Hogs (ïKi)

71. CARNIVORE (gvsmvkx cÖvwY) : FLESH (gvsm) :: D. Flock : Goat

Explanation: (C); Cattle-Gi WvK‡K Low e‡j; Hogs-Gi

A. animal : bird WvK‡K Grunt e‡j|

B. herbivore (Z…Y‡fvRx cÖvwY): plant (Dw™¢`) 80. SYMPHONY : MUSIC ::

C. camel (D÷ªx) : giraffe (wRivd) A. Mural (cvÖ Pxi wPÎ) : Painting

D. horse : lion B. Ode (KweZv) : Prose (M`¨)

Explanation: (B); †h mg¯Í cÖvYx Flesh Lvq Zv‡`i‡K ejv nq C. Preface : Book D. Editorial : Journal

Carnivore; †h mg¯Í cÖvYx Plant Lvq Zv‡`i‡K ejv nq Herbivore| Explanation: (A); Symphony (HKZvb m½xZ) GK

72. CALLIGRAPHY (Pviæwjwc) : WRITING :: ai‡bi Music; Mural GK ai‡bi Painting.

A. Music : song B. lyric (MxwZKweZv) : poem 81. SCRIPT : DRAMA (bvUK) ::

C. drama : prose (M`¨) D. chapter : stanza (¯eÍ K) A. article : magazine B. chapter : book

Explanation: (B); Calligraphy n‡jv GK cKÖ vi C. lyrics (MxwZKweZv) : note

Writing;, Lyric n‡jv GK cÖKvi Poem. D. score (¯^iwjwc) : symphony (myi)

73. HEART (ü`wcÐ) : CARDIOLOGY (ü`weÁvb) :: Explanation: (D); Drama-Gi wjwLZiƒc n‡jv Script;

Symphony-Gi wjwLZ iƒc n‡jv Score|

A. brain : psychology B. history : histology 82. ENERGY (kw³) : DISSIPATE (AcPq) ::

C. civics : politics A. power : generator B. food : hunger

D. fossils (Rxevk¥ R¡vjvwb) : paleontology (Rxevk¥weÁvb) C. money : squander (AcPq) D. battery : charge

Explanation: (D); Heart m¤•wK©Z weÁvb‡K Cardiology Explanation: (C); Energy-Gi Ace¨envi n‡jv Dissipate;

e‡j; Fossils m¤•wK©Z weÁvb‡K Paleontology e‡j| Money-Gi Ace¨envi n‡jv Squander|

74. APOSTATE (¯^ag©Z¨vMx) : RELIGION (ag©) :: 83. READ : LEGIBLE (cvV‡hvM¨) :

A. potentate (kvmK) : kingdom A. hear : audible (kªeY‡hvM¨/kÖæwZ‡MvPi)

B. traitor (wek¦vmNvZK) : country B. qualify : eligible (†hvM¨)

C. bureaucrat (Avgjv) : government C. see : illegible

D. jailor : law D. require : admissible

Explanation: (B); Religion-Gi Dci †h wek¦vmNvZKZv K‡i Zv‡K Explanation: (A); †Kv‡bv wKQz Read Kivi †hvM¨ n‡j Zv‡K

Apostate e‡j; Country-Gi Dci †h wek¦vmNvZKZv K‡i Zv‡K Traitor e‡j| Legible e‡j; †Kv‡bv wKQz Hear Kivi †hvM¨ n‡j Zv‡K Audible e‡j|

75. SAILOR : PIRATE (Rj`m¨y ) :: 84. DEFUNCT (g„Z) : LIFE ::

A. Stagnant (w¯’i) : Motion (MwZ)

A. police : robbers B. lion : lamp (†gl kveK) B. Orderly : Pattern

C. plant : fungus (QÎvK) D. major : sepoy (ˆmb¨) C. Arid (Abey ©i/ﮋ) : Desert

Explanation: (C); Pirate n‡jv Lvivc Sailor; Fungus D. Obese (†gvUv) : Weight

n‡jv ¶wZKi Plant| Explanation: (A); Defunct gv‡b Life-Gi Abcy w¯’wZ;

76. TOSS : HURL (m‡Rv‡o wb‡¶c Kiv) :: Stagnant gv‡b Motion-Gi Abycw¯’wZ|

A. throw : grab B. consider : formulate (ˆZwi Kiv) 85. BALLAD (Mv_v KweZv) : SONG ::

C. speak : shout D. Bounce : kick A. envelope : letter B. prose (M`¨) : literature

Explanation: (C); Hurl n‡jv †Rv‡o Toss Kiv; Shout C. cat : leopard (wPZvevN)

n‡jv †Rv‡o Speak Kiv| D. ode(†Kv‡bv we‡kl NUbv/ e¯‘i gwngvKxZ©YKvix KweZv) : poem

77. FLAG : NATION :: Explanation: (D); Ballad n‡jv GK cKÖ vi Song;

A. emblem (cÖZxK) : prosperity (DbœwZ) Ode n‡jv GK cÖKvi Poem|

B. insignia (gh©v`vmP– K wPý) : rank 86. SHEEP : MUTTON ::

C. wealth : prestige (cwÖ ZcwË) A. duck : roast B. hen : poultry

C. deer : venison (nwi‡Yi †Mv¯Í)

D. honor : status D. lamb : veal (evQ‡z ii gvsm)

Explanation: (B); Flag n‡jv Nation Gi cÖZxK; Insignia Explanation: (C); Sheep-Gi †Mv¯‡Í K Mutton e‡j;

n‡jv Rank-Gi cÖZxK| Deer-Gi †Mv¯‡Í K Venison e‡j|

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87. RAIN : PATTER (e„wó covi kã) :: 95. ORCHESTRA (ev`K `j) : MUSIC ::

A. door : bang (`iRv eÜ Kivi kã) A. vocalist (MvqK) : song B. poet : anthology (msKjb MÖš’)

B. birds : flight C. actor : cues D. choreographer : ballet

C. animal : graze D. men : walk E. troupe (Awf‡bZvi `j) : drama (bvUK)

Explanation: (A); Rain-Gi kã‡K Patter e‡j; Explanation: (E); Music-Gi mv‡_ mswk-ó `j n‡jv

door-Gi kã‡K BANG e‡j| Orchestra; Drama-Gi mv‡_ mswk-ó `j n‡jv Troupe|

88. BIRD : WARBLE (cvwLi AvIqvR) :: 96. POKER (Zvm‡Ljv we‡kl) : CARDS (Zvm) ::

A. crows : cackle (Av‡evj-Zv‡evj) A. racetrack : horse B. lottery : dice (cvkv †Ljv)

B. tiger : yelp (KzKz‡ii gZ WvKv) C. football : points D. dealer : odds

C. owls (†cuPv) : Hoot (†cPu vi WvK) E. roulette (Rqy v †Ljv we‡kl) : wheel

D. Camel : Bleat (†fovi WvK) Explanation: (E); Poker n‡jv Cards e¨envi K‡i GK cÖKvi

Explanation: (C); Bird-Gi AvIqvR‡K Warble e‡j; †Ljv; Roulette n‡jv Wheel e¨envi K‡i GK cÖKvi †Ljv|

Owls-Gi AvIqvR‡K Hoot e‡j| 97. CANAL (Lvj) : WATERWAY (Rjc_) ::

89. LIQUOR (g`) : DRINK :: A. skyline : city

A. bread : butter B. dam (evua) : river

B. tea : beverage (Pv, `ay BZ¨vw` RvZxq cvbxq) C. bank : stream (†mªvZ)

C. water : ship D. reservoir (cvÖ K…wZK ev K…wÎg n«`) : lake (ü`)

D. snuff : inhale (wbtk¦vm †bIqv) E. hum (P‡µi †K›`ª) : wheel (PvKv)

Explanation: (B); Liquor n‡jv GK ai‡bi Drink; Explanation: (D); Canal n‡jv GK ai‡bi Waterway;

Tea n‡jv GK ai‡bi Beverage| Reservoir n‡jv GK ai‡bi Lake|

90. BRUSH (Avj‡Zvfv‡e †Qvuqv) : TOUCH :: 98. SYLLABUS (cvV¨m–wP) : COURSE ::

A. glimpse (¶wYK `w„ ó †`qv) : see

B. study : read C. chatter : speak A. map : destination

D. dodge (†Kv‡bv wKQy Gwo‡q hvIqv) : run B. rules : jury (wePviKeM©)

E. finger : point C. appetizer (iæwP ea©K) : meal

Explanation: (A); Brush n‡jv nvjKvfv‡e Touch D. agenda (Av‡jvP¨m–wP) : meeting

Kiv; Glimpse n‡jv nvjKvfv‡e See Kiv| E. recipe (c¯Ö ‘Z cÖYvjx) : ingredients (Dcv`vb)

91. GEOLOGY (f~ZË¡) : SCIENCE :: Explanation: (D); Course-Gi Av‡jvP¨ welq Syllabus-

A. fir : tree B. theory : practice G _v‡K; Meeting-Gi Av‡jvP¨ welq Agenda-†Z _v‡K|

C. fashion : style D. biology : laboratory 99. SHRUG (Kuva‡K D`vmxbfv‡e Dci bxP Kiv) :

E. star : galaxy (Qvqvc_) INDIFFERENCE (D`vmxbZv) ::

Explanation: (A); Geology GK cÖKvi Science; Fir A. nod : dissent

GK cÖKvi Tree| B. wave : fatigue (K¬vwšÍ)

92. COLLAGE (wewea wP‡Îi mswgkªY): IMAGES :: C. scowl (†MvovgLy nIqv) : desire

A. medley (wgkªY) : songs B. book : volumes D. nod (gv_v bvov‡bv) : assent (m¤§wZ)

C. survey (Rwic) : lands D. collection : lists E. blink (†PvL wcU wcU Kiv) : scorn (NY„ v)

E. assembly (mgv‡ek) : bills Explanation: (D); Shrug n‡”Q Indifference-Gi j¶Y;

Explanation: (A); Collage n‡jv A‡bK Images-Gi Nod n‡”Q Assent-Gi j¶Y|

wgkªY; Medley n‡jv A‡bK Songs-Gi wgkªY| 100. LIONIZE (KvD‡K weL¨vZ e¨w³iƒ‡c MY¨ Kiv) : CELEBRITY

93. LEOPARD (wPZvevN) : CARNIVOROUS (gvsmvkx) :: (weL¨vZ e¨w³) ::

A. tiger : ominous (ûgwK¯^iƒc) A. familiarize : guide

B. cat : feline (weovj msµvšÍ) B. tyrannize (Rjy yg Kiv) : ruler

C. cow : herbivorous (ZY… ‡fvRx) C. idolize (cR– v Kiv) : worshipper (c–Rvwi)

D. quadruped (PZz¯ú` cÖvYx) : four-legged D. ostracize (mgvRPz¨Z Kiv) : outcast (mgvRPz¨Z e¨w³)

E. crab (KvKu ov) : crustacean (KwVb AveiYwewkó KvKu ov RvZxq cÖvwY) E. demoralize (g‡bvej †f‡½ †`qv) : censor (mvgv‡jvPK)

Explanation: (C); Leopard n‡jv Carnivorous; Cow Explanation: (D); hv‡K Lionize Kiv nq Zv‡K Celebrity

n‡jv Herbivorous| e‡j; hv‡K Ostracize Kiv nq Zv‡K Outcast e‡j|

94. INVENTORY (`ªe¨vw`i ZvwjKv) : STOCK (iw¶Z gvjvgvj) :: 101. HIATUS (†Q` ev weiwZ) : ACTIVITY ::

A. calculation : ledger A. link : chain B. mesh (dvKu v Ask) : net

B. survey : territory (AÂj)

C. petition (Av‡e`b) : names C. day : eternity (AbšÍKvj)

D. poll (†fvU †`Iqv) : balloting D. intermission (weiwZ) : play (bvUK)

E. census (Av`gïgvix) : population E. revision (ms‡kvab) : edition (ms¯‹vi)

Explanation: (E); Inventory n‡jv Stock-Gi wnmve Explanation: (D) Activity-Gi ga¨eZ©x weiwZ‡K Hiatus

ev eY©bv; Census n‡jv Population-Gi wnmve ev eY©bv| e‡j; Play-Gi ga¨eZ©x weiwZ‡K Intermission e‡j|

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102. DISSEMINATE (Qwo‡q †`qv) : INFORMATION :: 2. INFLATE (†dvjv‡bv) : BIGGER ::

A. dispute : position A. expel (ewn®‹vi Kiv) : shorter
B. disown (eR©b Kiv) : family
C. dispel (`–i Kiv) : anxieties B. extend (we¯ÍZ… Kiv) : longer
D. dissipate (AcPq Kiv) : energy C. extract (wbs‡o †Zvjv) : wider
E. disburse (UvKv e›Ub K‡i †`qv) : funds D. expose (c`Ö k©b Kiv) : shorter
Explanation: (E); Information-†K wbw`©ó Lv‡Z Qwo‡q †`qv‡K E. expunge (ev` †`qv) : lighter
Disseminate e‡j; Funds-†K wbw`©ó Lv‡Z Qwo‡q †`qv‡K Disburse e‡j| Explanation: (B); †Kvb wKQy‡K Inflate Ki‡j Zv Bigger
103. CONFLAGRATION (wekvj AwMœKvÊ) : FIRE :: nq; †Kv‡bv wKQy‡K Extend Ki‡j Zv Longer nq|

A. defense : attack 3. COAL (Kqjv) : THERMAL (ZvcNwUZ) ::

B. challenge : perfection A. power : energy B. bulb : light

C. jubilee (RqšxÍ ) : celebration C. air : cylinder (†MvjK) D. water : hydraulic (RjNwUZ)

D. precaution (c~e© mZK©Zv) : danger Explanation: (D); Coal, Thermal kw³ Drcbœ K‡i;

E. ornamentation (Aj¼iY) : communication Water, Hydraulic kw³ Drcbœ K‡i|

Explanation: (C); Conflagration n‡jv wekvj Fire; 4. PLANTS : COAL (Kqjv) ::
Jubilee n‡jv wekvj Celebration|
104. PROPHETIC (fwel¨rm–PK) : FUTURE :: A. crops : manure (†Mvei) B. animals : oil

A. historical : past C. cow : milk D. fire : smoke
B. revolutionary : fashion
Explanation: (B); Plants c‡u P wM‡q Coal ˆZwi nq;
C. incredible (Awek¦vm¨) : belief Animals cu‡P wM‡q Oil ˆZwi nq|

D. visionary (KíbvcÖeY) : reality 5. STREPTOCOCCI (Ggb e¨vK‡Uwiqv hv wbD‡gvwbqv †iv‡Mi

E. contemporary (mggvmwqK) : time KviY) : PNEUMONIA (wbD‡gvwbqv) ::

Explanation: (A); Future m¤úwK©Z †Kv‡bv wKQy n‡jv A. quinine (Jla we‡kl) : malaria

Prophetic; Past m¤•wK©Z †Kv‡bv wKQy n‡jv Historical| B. boat : sea

105. PURSE (KPzu Kv‡bv) : LIPS :: C. mosquito (gkv we‡kl K‡i A¨v‡bv‡dwjm cÖRvwZi gkv) : malaria

A. speak : tongue D. malnutrition (Acywó) : rickets
B. bend (evKv‡bv) : knee
Explanation: (C); Streptococci Pneumonia †ivM
C. knit (KzPuKv‡bv) : brow (åæ)
m„wó K‡i; Mosquito Malaria †ivM mw„ ó K‡i|
D. stretch (†U‡b j¤^v Kiv) : neek
E. grimace (weKZ… gLy f½x Kiv) : eye 6. WAR (hy×) : DESTRUCTION (aŸsm) ::
Explanation: (C); Lips KuPz Kv‡bv‡K Purse e‡j; A. fire (Av¸b) : burn (†cvov)
Brow KzuPKv‡bv‡K Knit e‡j| B. court : justice (wePvi e¨e¯’v)
106. CUPIDITY (abm¤•wËi †jvf) : WEALTH :: C. water : drown (wbgw¾Z Kiv)

A. intelligence : wit (eyw×) D. food : hunger
B. affection : passion (Drmvn)
C. mourning (†kvK) : death Explanation: (A); War-Gi d‡j Destruction nq;

Fire-Gi d‡j Burn nq|

D. gluttony (†cUzKZv) : food 7. HONE (kvY †`qv: aviv‡jv Kiv) : Sharp (aviv‡jv) ::

E. audacity (`ytmvnm) : fear A. polish (D¾¡wjZ Kiv) : shiny (PKP‡K)

Explanation: (D); Wealth-Gi cwÖ Z †jvf‡K Cupidity B. whet (kvY †`qv) : blunt (†fvuZv Kiv)

e‡j; Food-Gi cÖwZ †jvf‡K Gluttony e‡j| C. memorize : minor

107. PARDON (¶gv) : OFFENSE (Aciva) :: D. erode (ax‡i ax‡i ¶q Kiv) : moist (wfRv)

A. repent (Aby‡kvPbv) : sin E. varnish (ewY©k Kiv) : sticky (AvVv‡jv)

B. detect : violation Explanation: (A); †Kv‡bv wKQ‡y K Hone Ki‡j Zv

C. forgive : wrong Sharp nq; †Kv‡bv wKQz‡K Polish Ki‡j Zv Shiny nq|

D. sentence : crime 8. CANDLE (†gvgevwZ) : TALLOW (Pwe©) ::
A. banana : peel (†Lvmv) B. statue : bronze (avZ)z
E. surrender : fugitive (cjvZK)
Explanation: (C); Pardon gv‡b Offense ¶gv Kiv; C. Furniture : polish (is Kiv) D. fire : ashes (QvB)

Forgive gv‡b Wrong ¶gv Kiv| E. temple (MxR©v) : preacher (cPÖ viKvix)
Cause & Effect
Explanation: (B) Candle ˆZwi nq Tallow w`‡q;
1. CONGEAL (R‡g hvIqv) : SOLID (KwVb) ::
Statue ˆZwi nq Bronze w`‡q|
A. heat (Zvc) : fire
9. ARCHITECT (¯’cwZ) : BLUEPRINT (gj~ bKkvi e¨vKMÖvDÛ) ::
B. breathe (k¦vm-cÖk¦vm †bqv) : air

C. melt (M‡j hvIqv) : liquid (Zij) A. instructor : blackboard B. graduate : diploma

D. push (av°v †`qv) : resistance (evav) C. musician : note D. painter : brush
E. immunize (cwÖ Z‡kaK †`qv) : disease (†ivM)
E. composer (myiKvi, whwb myi ˆZwi K‡ib): score (¯^iwjwc)

Explanation: (C); †Kv‡bv wKQz Congeal n‡q Solid-G Explanation: (E); Architect c_Ö ‡g Blueprint ˆZwi

cwiYZ nq; †Kv‡bv wKQz Melt n‡q Liquid-G cwiYZ nq| K‡ib; Composer cÖ_‡g Score ˆZwi K‡ib|

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10. BEAM (gyL D¾¡j) : DELIGHT (Avb›`) :: Action

A. frown (åæKwz U Kiv) : indifference (D`vmxbZv) 1. SLINGSHOT (¸jwZ) : STONE ::

B. glower (µz× `w„ ó) : anger (†µva) A. pistol (wc¯Íj) : trigger (eÜz‡Ki wUªMvi)

C. yawn (nvB †Zvjv) : assurance B. missile (†¶cbv¯¿) : rocket C. bow (abKy ) : arrow (Zxi)

D. grin (we`ªæ‡ci nvwm) : compassion (KiæYv) D. firecracker (cUKv) : fuse (DËv‡c M‡j hvIqv)

E. snarl (†i‡M hvIqv) : grief (`ytL) E. knife (Qwz o) : blade

Explanation: (B); Delight-Gi d‡j †jv‡K Beam Explanation: (C); Slingshot w`‡q Stone †Qvov nq;

K‡i; Anger-Gi d‡j †jv‡K Glower K‡i| Bow w`‡q Arrow †Qvov nq|
2. FATHOM (MfxiZv, MfxiZv wbY©q Kiv) : DEPTH (MfxiZv) ::
11. CONGEAL (RgvU nIqv) : SOLID (KwVb) ::
A. amplify (weea©b Kiv) : volume
A. heat : fire B. breathe (wbk¦vm) : air

C. melt (M‡j hvIqv): liquid D. push : resistance B. overflow : capacity
E. immunize (Abvµg¨ Kiv) : disease
Explanation: (C); Congeal n‡j e¯‘ Solid-G cwiYZ C. appraise (¸‡Yi wePvi Kiv) : value (g~j¨gvb)
nq; Melt n‡j e¯‘ Liquid-G cwiYZ nq| D. stump (Kv‡Vi NywU) : answer

E. weigh : scale

Explanation: (C); Fathom Kiv n‡jv Depth wbiƒcY

12. NUMB (Aek) : INSENSIBLE (Abyf–wZnxb) :: Kiv; Appraise Kiv n‡jv Value wbiƒcY Kiv|

A. reflect : luminous (D¾¡j) 3. ABACUS (GKwU †d«‡gi †QvU †QvU ej Øviv MYbvi GKwU

B. burnish (cvwjk Kiv) : lustrous (D¾¡j¨) cvÖ Pxb hš¿) : CALCULATE ::

C. repulse (NY„ v) : odious (N„Y¨) A. organ : worship B. patent (MÖš’ mË¡) : invent

D. cursory : accumulation (GKÎxKiY) C. calipers (e¨m gvcvi hš¿) : regulate

E. derisive : subordination D. manuscript

Explanation: (B); Numb Kiv n‡j Insensible nq; E. sextant (m~‡h©i Øviv Rvnv‡Ri Ae¯’vb wbY©‡qi hš¿) :

Burnish Kiv n‡j Lustrous nq| navigate (w`K wbY©q Kiv)

13. CONDENSE (msKwz PZ Kiv) : SHORT :: Explanation: (E); Abacus w`‡q Calculate Kiv hvq;

A. measure : equal Sextant Øviv Navigate Kiv hvq|
B. increase : boundless 4. SNEER (we`ªcy Kiv) : CONTEMPT (AeÁv; NY„ v) ::

C. shrink (msKwy PZ Kiv) : wet (†fRv) A. grimace (gyL weK…Z Kiv) : pain

D. magnify (eo K‡i †`Lv‡bv) : invisible B. snarl (`vZ wLPvBqv iæ¶ kã Kiv) : restlessness

E. deflate (evqky –b¨ Kiv) : flat (mgZj/Kwz ÂZ/Pcz ‡m hvIqv) C. mourn (†kvK) : frustration

Explanation: (E); †Kv‡bv wKQz Condense Ki‡j Zv D. joke : Happiness

Short nq; †Kv‡bv wKQz Deflate Ki‡j Zv Flat nq| Explanation: (A); Sneer-Øviv Contempt cKÖ vk cvq;
14. ALLOY (msKi) : METALS :: Grimace-Øviv Pain cKÖ vk cvq|
5. LUBRICANT (wcw”QjKviK) : SLIDE (Aev‡a PjvPj Kiv) ::
A. tin : lead
A. battery : discharge
B. cake : ingredients (Dcv`vb)
B. glue (AvVv) : adhere (k³fv‡e †j‡M _vKv)

C. gold : rings C. stain (weeY© Kiv) : cleanse

D. hybrid : mongrels (nvBweªW KzKiz ) D. poison : ingest (MjatKiY Kiv)

E. medley (wgkªY) : ore (AvKwiK) E. water : drink

Explanation: (B); A‡bK Metals wg‡j Alloy ˆZwi nq; Explanation: (B); Lubricant e¨envi Kiv nq †hb †Kv‡bv wKQz

A‡bK Ingredients wg‡j Cake ˆZwi nq| Slide K‡i; Glue e¨envi Kiv nq †hb †Kv‡bv wKQz Adhere K‡i|

15. DROUGHT (Liv) : RAIN :: 6. PROCRASTINATOR (`xN©mΖ xZvKvix) : DILATORY (`xN©m–Îx) ::

A. desert (giæf‚wg) : sun B. hurricane : wind A. mediator (ga¨¯’ZvKvix) : partial

C. epidemic (gnvgvwi) : disease B. charlatan (fÛ) : deceitful (cZÖ viYvc–Y©)

D. volcano : lava C. recluse (wbR©bevmx) : hostile

E. famine (`ywf©¶) : nourishment (cwy ó) D. contemporary (mgmvgwqK) : ephemeral (¯^í¯v’ qx)

Explanation: (E); Drought nq Rain Gi Afv‡e; Explanation: (B); Procrastinator-Gi KvR Dilatory
Famine nq Nourishment Gi Afv‡e| n‡e; Charlatan-Gi KvR Deceitful n‡e|

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7. SHIELD (Xvj) : SOLDIER (ˆmwbK) :: 12. COURIER : MESSAGE ::

A. Stethoscope : Soldier A. soldier : battle B. student : knowledge
B. Book : Author
C. Advocate : Court C. prophet (bex) : revelation (Inx)
D. Helmet : Rider
D. judge : law E. athlete : prowess (`¶Zv)
Explanation: (D); Shield Øviv Soldier wb‡R‡K i¶v
K‡i; Helmet Øviv Rider wb‡R‡K i¶v K‡i| Explanation: (C); Courier-Gi KvR Message †cŠQv‡bv;
8. EMBELLISH (AjsK…Z Kiv) : ORNAMENT (Aj¼vi) ::
Prophet-Gi KvR Revelation †cŠQv‡bv|
A. wrap : gift
B. close : gap 13. SCISSORS (KvuwP) : SEVER (KvUv) ::

C. season (my¯^v`y Kiv) : spice (Mig gmjv) A. scales : average B. barrel : roll
D. squander (Ace¨q Kiv) : fortune (ab-m¤úwË)
E. chasten (`gb ev mshZ Kiv) : culprit (AbNy UK) C. stapler : cut
Explanation: (C); Ornament w`‡q Embellish Kiv
nq; Spice w`‡q Season Kiv nq| D. millstone (†h `ywU PvKwZi gZ cv_i w`‡q avb/Mg P–Y© Kiv nq) : grind(P–Y©)
9. VACCINE (wUKv) : PREVENT (cÖwZ‡iva Kiv) ::
E. honesty : reward
A. victim : attend
B. diagnosis : cure Explanation: (D) Scissors w`‡q Sever Kiv nq;

C. wound : heal (†ivM mviv‡bv) Millstone w`‡q Grinds Kiv nq|
D. antiseptic : infect (AvµvšÍ Kiv)
E. antidote (†ivM cÖwZ‡laK Jla) : counteract (cÖwZKvi Kiv) 14. TEACHER : IGNORANCE (g–L©Zv) ::
Explanation: (E); Vaccine †ivM Prevent K‡i;
Antidote †ivM Counteract K‡i| A. stream (SY©v) : river B. light : darkness (AÜKvi)
10. COMPOST (mvi) : FERTILIZE (djbkxj Kiv) ::
A. topsoil (me© wbgœ cv‡ji Dci eM©vKvi cvj): crude (g–j C. wattage (Iqv‡U cÖKvwkZ we`¨ry kw³i cwigvb) : bulb

Ae¯’vq we`¨gvb; AcwiewZ©Z) D. lighting : electricity E. student : study
B. scalpel (†QvU Qzwi) : suture (¶Z¯’v‡b †mjvB‡qi †Rvov)
C. anchor (†bv½i) : hold Explanation: (B); Teacher Gi KvR n‡jv Ignorance
D. detergent : stain (gqjv `vM)
E. thermostat : install (¯’vcb Kiv) `i~ Kiv; Light Gi KvR n‡jv Darkness `i~ Kiv|
Explanation: (C); Compost w`‡q Fertilize Kiv nq;
Anchor w`‡q Hold Kiv nq| 15. OPAQUE (A¯^”Q) : LIGHT ::

11. CHARGE : BATTERY :: A. inaudible (†kvbv hv‡”Q bv Ggb) : sound

A. melt (Mjv‡bv) : candle (†gvgevZx) B. unbreakable : plasticC. reflective : mirror
B. wind up (Pvwe †`qv) : clock
C. paddle (ˆeVv) : canoe (†QvU †bŠKv) D. nonporous (wQ`ªnxb) : fluid (Zij)
D. steer (†bŠKv ev RvnvR‡K w`K wb‡`©kbv †`qv) : wheel
E. viscous (AvVv‡jv) : fluid
E. turn on : switch
Explanation: (D); Opaque e¯‘ Light PjvP‡j evav
Explanation: (B); Battery, Charge Ki‡Z nq; Clock,
Wind Up Ki‡Z nq| †`q; Nonporous e¯‘ Fluid c`v‡_©i PjvP‡j evav †`q|

16. ENTREPRENEUR (D‡`¨v³v) : PROFITS (jvf) ::

A. laborer (kªwgK) : wages (gRwy i)

B. manager : employees

C. moonlighter : debts

D. arbitrator (ga¨¯’ZvKvix) : complaints

E. financier : mortgages (eÜK)

Explanation: (A); Entrepreneur Profits-Gi Rb¨

e¨emvq K‡i; Laborer Wages-Gi Rb¨ KvR K‡i|

17. STOMACH : DIGEST ::

A. eyes : dilate (cmÖ vwiZ Kiv)

B. muscles (gvms‡cwk) : cramp (ms‡KvPb Kiv)

C. arteries (caÖ vb b`x) : bleed

D. teeth : chew (wPev‡bv)

E. bones (nvo) : break

Explanation: (D); Stomach-Gi KvR n‡jv Digest

Kiv; Teeth-Gi KvR n‡jv Chew Kiv|

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18. ABSORB (†kvlY Kiv) : SPONGE (hv †kvlY K‡i) :: 25. BALANCE : WEIGHT ::

A. spin (myZvKvUv) : wool (mZy v) A. Aeroplane : Height B. Radar : Detection (kbv³KiY)

B. sharpen (Zx¶è Kiv) : pencil C. Satellite : Revolution D. Television : Picture

C. pump (cv¤• Kiv) : gasoline (M¨vm) Explanation: (B); Balance Øviv †Kv‡bv wKQzi Weight

D. stain (iwÄZ Kiv) : detergent (cwi®‹viK) Kiv nq; Radar Øviv †Kv‡bv wKQiz Detection Kiv nq|

E. seal (wQ`ª eÜ Kiv) : caulk (†h e¯‘ w`‡q wQ`ª eÜ Kiv nq) 26. COURT (Av`vjZ) : JUSTICE (mwy ePvi) ::

Explanation: (E); Sponge-Gi KvR n‡jv Absorb Kiv; A. police : crime B. teacher : study

Caulk-Gi KvR n‡jv Seal Kiv| C. doctor : sickness

19. DREGS (Zjvwb) : WINE :: D. auditor (wbix¶K) : accuracy (wbf©yjZv)

A. wheat : bread B. gold : ore (AvKwiK) Explanation: (D); Court-Gi `vwqZ¡ n‡jv Justice wbwðZ

C. bee : honey D. fruit : grapes Kiv; Auditor-Gi `vwqZ¡ n‡jv Accuracy wbwðZ Kiv|

E. slag (avZzi eR©) : iron 27. FAN (cvLv) : SWEAT (Nvg) ::

Explanation: (E); Dregs c„_K Kivi ci Wine DrK…ó A. fire : smoke B. rain (e„wó) : drought (Liv)

nq; Slag c„_K Kivi ci Iron DrKó… nq| C. wind : evaporation (ev®úxf~Z)

20. SEED (exR) : PLANT :: D. crop : harvest

A. pouch (†QvU _‡j): kangaroo Explanation: (B); Fan Sweat `i~ K‡i; Rain Drought `i~ K‡i|

B. root : soil C. drop : water 28. SHOES : COBBLER ::

D. bark (Mv‡Qi Qvj): tree E. egg : bird A. Spectacles (Pkgv) : Optician (Pkgv wbg©vZv)

Explanation: (E); Plant, Seed-Gi gva¨‡g esk we¯Ívi B. Education : Teacher C. Oxygen : Plant

K‡i; Bird, Egg-Gi gva¨‡g esk we¯Ívi K‡i| D. Food : Kitchen

21. ANTIDOTE (we‡li cÖwZ‡laK) : POISON (wel) :: Explanation: (A); Cobbler-Gi KvR n‡jv Shoes ˆZwi

A. cure : recovery Kiv; Optician-Gi KvR n‡jv Spectacles ˆZwi Kiv|

B. narcotic (†PZbvbvkK) : sleep 29. NUMISMATIST (gy`ªv msMÖvnK): COINS ::

C. stimulant (DÏxcK) : relapse (†iv‡Mi cybivq AvµgY) A. Philatelist (WvK wUwKU msMÖvnK) : Stamps

D. tonic (ejea©K) : lethargy (Avjm¨) B. Jeweller : Jewels

E. resuscitation (cyb©Rxeb `vbKvix) : breathing C. Cartographer (gvbwPÎKi) : Maps

Explanation: (D); Antidote KvR K‡i Poison `i– D. Geneticist : Chromosomes

Kivi Rb¨; Tonic KvR K‡i Lethargy `~i Kivi Rb¨| Explanation: (A); Numismatist Coins msMÖn K‡i;

22. HEART : PUMP :: Philatelist Stamps msMÖn K‡i|

A. lungs : collapse (aŸsm) B. hand : steal 30. EMBROIDER (bKwk Kiv): CLOTH ::

C. teeth : ache (e¨_v) A. Patch () : Quilt (†jc) B. Stain : Glass

D. stomach (cvK¯’jx) : digest (nRg Kiv) C. Carve (†QvU †QvU UKz ‡iv Kiv) : Knife

E. appendix (Dcv½) : burst (†d‡U civ) D. Chase(†Lv`vB Kiv) : Metal

Explanation: (D); Heart-Gi KvR n‡jv Pump Kiv| Explanation: (D); Cloth-G Embroider Kiv nq;

Stomach-Gi KvR n‡jv Digest Kiv| Metal-G Chase Kiv nq|

23. AUTHOR : COPYRIGHT (MÖš’¯^Ë¡) :: 31. RULER : LINE ::

A. paper : metal B. book : factory A. stamp : letter B. period : dot
C. key : door
C. plot : machine D. inventor : patent D. compass : circle (e„Ë)

E. novel : reward E. thermometer : degree

Explanation: (D); Copyright Øviv eB‡qi Dci Explanation: (D); Ruler w`‡q Line AvuKv nq;

Author-Gi AwaKvi cÖwZwôZ nq; Patent Øviv D™¢vweZ Compass w`‡q Circle AvuKv nq|

wRwb‡mi Dci Inventor-Gi AwaKvi cÖwZwôZ nq| 32. ANTENNA : SIGNAL ::

24. PATRON (c„ô‡cvlK) : SUPPORT :: A. net : fish B. bread : food
C. TV : sound
A. artist : imitation (bKj) B. spouse (¯^vgx/¯¿x) : divorce D. story : reporter (cÖwZ‡e`K)

C. restaurant : management D. counselor (Dc‡`óv) : advice E. telegram : sender

Explanation: (D); Patron-Gi KvR n‡jv Support †`qv; Explanation: (A); Antenna w`‡q Signal aiv nq;

Counselor-Gi KvR n‡jv Advice †`qv| Net w`‡q Fish aiv nq|

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Ability 2. FIND : SEARCH (AbymÜvb) ::

1. FEARLESS (AKz‡Zvfqx) : DAUNT (fq †`Lv‡bv) :: A. talk : listen B. read : write C. believed : obey
A. perplexed (nZewy ×) : enlighten
B. nondescript : neglect (Ae‡njv Kiv) D. seek : look E. win : fight (msMÖvg)
Explanation: (E) wKQz Find Ki‡Z n‡j Search Ki‡Z
C. avaricious (†jvfx) : motivate (DrmvwnZ Kiv) nq; wKQz win Ki‡Z n‡j fight Kiv jv‡M|

3. DAWN (Dlv) : MORNING ::

D. impassive (Av‡eMnxb; wbiv‡eM) : perturb (weNœ m„wó A. morning : evening B. sun : rain

Kiv; D‡ËwRZ Kiv) C. lamp : light D. Autumn (†ngšÍ Kvj) : winter

E. tranquil (kvšÍ; w¯’i) : pacify Explanation: (D); Dawn-Gi wVK c‡i Morning Av‡m;

Explanation: (D); Fearless KvD‡K mn‡R Daunt Kiv Autumn-Gi wVK c‡i Winter Av‡m|
hvq bv; Impassive KvD‡K mn‡R Perturb Kiv hvq bv|
Media

2. AMORPHOUS (AvKvinxb) : SHAPE :: 1. WHISPER (Av‡¯Í Av‡¯Í K_v ejv) : TALK ::

A. obvious (¯•ó) : evidence A. brush : touch B. skip (jvdvjvwd Kiv) : walk

B. humble (webqx; bgª) : belief C. listen : hear D. request : ask
C. momentary (mvgwqK) : fame
E. whimper (KvZi ¯^‡i Kvu`v) : whine (`xN© wejvc Kiv)

Explanation: (A); Whisper A_© Av‡¯Í Av‡¯Í Talk Kiv;

D. ambiguous (ب_©K; m‡›`nRbK) : obscurity (A¯úóZv) Brush A_© Avj‡Zvfv‡e Touch Kiv|

E. nondescript (mn‡R †kªwYfy³ Kiv hvq bv) : classification 2. SPY (†Mvc‡b Abymib Kiv) : WATCH ::

Explanation: (E); hv Amorphous Zvi Shape _v‡K A. admire : extol (D”PckÖ smv Kiv)

bv; hv Nondescript Zvi Classification _v‡K bv| B. hoard (jwy K‡q Rgv‡bv) : save

3. INARTICULATE (K_vevZ©vq A¯úó) : SPEECH :: C. design : build D. study : learn
A. inefficient (A`¶) : apathy (Abxnv)
B. incessant (Aweivg) : activity E. bargain (`i KlvKwl Kiv) : reduce (Kgv‡bv)
C. unpredictable (Lvg‡Lqvjx) : time
Explanation: (B); †Mvc‡b Watch Kiv‡K Spy e‡j;

†Mvc‡b Save Kiv‡K Hoard e‡j|

D. uncoordinated (body parts ev movement-Gi 3. ANNUL (evwZj †NvlYv Kiv) : MARRIAGE ::

A. rebuke (wZi¯‹vi Kiv) : criticism (mgv‡jvPbv Kiv)

†¶‡Î wbqš¿Ynxb) : movement B. hire : application

E. immune (†ivM cÖwZ‡ivax) : health C. reject : check (e¨vs‡Ki check)

Explanation: (D); mwVKfv‡e Speech Ki‡Z bv cviv n‡jv Inarticulate; D. reject : hospitality (AwZw_‡mev)

mwVKfv‡e Movement Ki‡Z bv cviv n‡jv Uncoordinated| E. warm : danger
4. TACIT (Ab”y PvwiZ; Aby³) : WORDS ::
Explanation: (C); Marriage evwZj nq Annul-Gi
A. colorful : hues (is) gva¨‡g; Check evwZj nq Reject Kivi gva¨‡g|
B. visible (`k„ ¨) : scenes 4. RUSE (†avKvevwR) : DECEIVE (VKv‡bv)
C. suspicious (m‡›`nRbK) : clues
A. policy : change

B. argument (ZK©) : persuade (c‡Ö ivwPZ Kiv)

D. inevitable (Awbevh©; Aek¨¤¢vex) : facts C. subterfuge (cZÖ viYv) : revenge (cwÖ Z‡kva jIqv)

E. unanimous (me©m¤§Z) : disagreements D. strategy : gamble (Ryqv †Ljv)

Explanation: (E); hv Tacit Zv‡Z Words _v‡K bv; hv E. denial (A¯^xKvi) : confuse

Unanimous Zv‡Z Disagreements _v‡K bv| Explanation: (B); Ruse-Gi gva¨‡g Deceive Kiv
nq; Argument-Gi gva¨‡g Persuade Kiv nq|
Linked Action
Creation
1. THIMBLE (†mjvB‡qi mgq m‡y Pi †LvPv Gov‡bvi Rb¨ cwi‡aq) : FINGER ::
A. apron (Kvc‡oi Ici cwi‡aq) : clothes 1. GLAND (MÖwš’) : ENZYME ::
A. generator (we`y¨r Drcv`K hš¿): current

B. ruler : line C. bracelet : ring B. organ : kidney C. brain : hair

D. saw (KivZ): wood E. needle (m–P) : thread (mZ– v) D. silo (km¨vMvi) : grain E. muscle : spasm (†cwk ms‡KvPb)

Explanation: (A); Finger-†K i¶vi Rb¨ Thimble e¨envi Explanation: (A); Gland †_‡K Enzyme ˆZwi nq;

Kiv nq; Clothes-†K i¶vi Rb¨ Apron e¨envi Kiv nq| Generator †_‡K Current ˆZwi nq|

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2. CARPENTER (KvVwg¯¿x) : WOODWORK (Kv‡Vi KvR) :: Place or Source

A. guitarist (ev`K) : pick B. cook : heat 1. STAGE : PLAY (bvUK) ::

C. sculptor (fv¯‹i) : studio D. weaver (ZvZx) : cloth (Kvco) A. rostrum (e³…Zv gÂ) : speech

E. potter (Kgz vi) : shape B. camera : film C. orchestra (ev`¨hš¿x `j) : band

Explanation: (D); Carpenter-Gi m„wóKg© n‡jv D. theater : drama E. hall : dance
Woodwork; Weaver-Gi m„wóKg© n‡jv Cloth|
Explanation: (D); Play †`Lv‡bv nq Stage-G;

Drama †`Lv‡bv nq Theater-G|
3. THREAT (ûgwK) : INSECURITY (wbivcËvnxbZv) :: 2. ROBIN (cvwL) : NEST ::

A. challenge : fight(h×y ) B. thunder (MR©b) : lighting A. animal : cave (¸nv)

C. clouds : rain D. disease : death B. horse : stall (cïi Lvevi RvqMv)

Explanation: (A); Insecurity mw„ ó nq hLb †KD C. alligator (Kzwgi) : swamp (Rjvfw– g)

Threat K‡i; Fight m„wó nq hLb †KD Challenge K‡i| D. rabbit (Li‡Mvk) : burrow (†h M‡Z© Li‡Mvk evm K‡i)

4. DRILL (wQ`ª Kivi hš¿) : HOLE :: Explanation: (D); Robin-Gi evmv Nest; Rabbit-Gi evmv Burrow|
3. EAST (c–e©w`K) : ORIENT (ce– ©vÂj ev cÖvP¨) ::
A. air : window B. axe : tree
A. north : polar (†giæe„Ë)
C. hammer (nvZzwo) : nail D. string (`wo; myZv) : bundle
B. north : tropic (weley ‡iLv)
E. plough (Pvl Kiv) : furrow (Rwg‡Z jvO‡ji djvi Mfxi `vM)
C. south : capricorn (gKi ivwk)

Explanation: (E); Drill w`‡q Hole mw„ ó Kiv nq; D. west (cwðg w`K) : occident (cvðvZ¨)

Plough w`‡q Furrow mw„ ó Kiv nq| Explanation: (D); Orient n‡jv c„w_exi East AÂj:

5. RIVER : GORGE (Mfxi wMwiLvZ) :: Occident n‡jv c„w_exi West AÂj|
A. glacier (VvÛv) : ice B. rain : cloud
C. wind : dune (evjiy ¯‘c) D. delta : swamp (Rjvf~wg) 4. ARROWS : QUIVER (Zbz xi = Zxi ivLvi Lvc) ::

A. Fear : Tremble B. Money : Bank
C. Sound : Music
D. Coin : Mint (UvKkvj)

E. lava : island Explanation: (B); Quiver-G Arrows ivLv nq; Bank-G
Money ivLv nq|
Explanation: (C); River Øviv Gorge mw„ ó nq; Wind-

Gi Øviv Dune mw„ ó nq| 5. ROBIN : NEST ::

Sequence A. animal : cave (¸nv)
B. horse : stall (Av¯’ve‡j †Kv‡bv cÖvwYi _vKvi RvqMv)
1. CALENDAR : DATE :: C. alligator (GKRvZxq Kzwgi) : swamp (Rjvfw– g)
D. clam (wSbyK RvZxq e„n`vKvi RjPi cÖvYx) : shell (†Lvjm)
A. time : hour B. transport : bus

C. dictionary : word D. city : pincode E. rabbit (Li‡Mvk) : burrow (MZ©)

Explanation: (C); Calendar-G Date-¸‡jv wbw`©ó µ‡g mvRv‡bv Explanation: (E); Robin Nest-G evm K‡i; Rabbit

_v‡K; Dictionary-†Z Word-¸‡jv wbw`©ó µ‡g mvRv‡bv _v‡K| Burrow-G evm K‡i|

2. SPRING : SUMMER :: 6. AIRPLANE : HANGAR (DPz Qv`wewkó Ni hv plane-

A. Adolescence (ˆK‡kvi) : Youth †K Zvc/e„wó †_‡K evu Pvq) ::

B. Fight : Battle A. ship : channel B. jet : runway

C. Stagger (BZ¯ÍZt Kiv) : Walk C. rickshaw : pedal D.swan(ivRnvu m):drake(csy cvwZ nvmu )

E. automobile (gUi Mvwo) : garage

D. Read : Learn Explanation: (E); Airplane ivLv nq Hangar-G;

Explanation: (A); Spring-Gi ci Summer Av‡m; Automobile ivLv nq Garage-G|

Adolescence-Gi ci Youth Av‡m| Absence

3. INFECTION : ILLNESS :: 1. CHEER (Avb›`) : DREARY (wbivb›`) ::

A. satisfaction : appetite (¶zav) A. stress (KóKi) : efficient (`¶)
B. applause (ckÖ smv) : audience B. pity : humorous (†KŠZzKc–Y©)
C. antidote (cwÖ Z‡laK Jla) : disease C. courage : timorous (fxZz)
D. rehearsal (PP©v) : performance D. disdain (NY„ v) : pertinent (cvÖ mw½K)
Explanation: (D); Illness-Gi c‡~ e© Infection nq; E. rejection : gloomy (wbim)
Explanation: (C); Dreary gv‡b Cheer-Gi Afve;

Performance-Gi c‡~ e© Rehearsal nq| Timorous gv‡b Courage-Gi Afve|

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2. FLACCID (wkw_j) : FIRMNESS (KvwVb¨) :: 7. CIRCUITOUS (†Nvivjv / c¨vuPv‡bv ) : DIRECTNESS ::
A. weathered : exposure (Abve„ZKiY) A. cautious : duplicity (Qjbv) B. religious : faith
C. faulty : impropriety (†ewVK; Abcy hy³Zv)
B. dreadful : fear D. inexact (Ah_vh_) : accuracy (h_v_©Zv; wbf©jy Zv)
E. sentimental (Av‡eMvZ¥K) : hypocrisy (KcUZv)
C. amorphous (wbw`©ó AvKvinxb) : form Explanation: (D); Circuitous wRwb‡m Directness
D. stagnant (w¯’i; wbw¯Œq) : stillness †bB; Inexact wRwb‡m Accuracy †bB|
E. cavernous (¸nvgq) : space
Explanation: (C); hv Flaccid Zvi Firmness _v‡K 8. IMPECUNIOUS (wbtm¤^j) : MONEY ::
bv; hv Amorphous Zvi Form _v‡K bv| A. generous : charity (`vb)
3. CONGENIAL (eÜZz ¡c–Y©) : ANIMOSITY (kÎæZv) :: B. impeccable (wbLZuy ) : flaws (LuZy )
A. courteous (f`ª) : bias (c¶cvwZZ¡) C. honest : integrity (mZZv)
D. bankrupt (†`Dwjqv) : industry
B. friendly : kindness E. mendacious (wg_¨v; AmZ¨) : dreams
Explanation: (B); hvi Money _v‡K bv Zv‡K Impecunious
C. hostile : arrogance (D×Z) e‡j; hvi Flaws _v‡K bv Zv‡K Impeccable e‡j|
D. modest : vanity (AnsKvi)
E. amicable (eÜzfvecY~ ©) : stinginess (KvcY© ¨) 9. WATER : THIRST (Zò… v) ::
Explanation: (D); Congenial e¨w³i g‡a¨ Animosity †bB; A. ripe (cvKv) : harvest B. book : ignorance
Modest e¨w³i g‡a¨ Vanity †bB| C. needle : stitch (†mjvB Kiv) D. rain : drought (Abvew„ ó)
4. DOGMA (gZev`) : ICONOCLAST (cÖPwjZ wek¦v‡mi Zxeª mgv‡jvPK) :: Explanation: (D); Water-Gi Afv‡e Thirst mw„ ó nq;
A. authority : subordinate (Aaxb) Rain-Gi Afv‡e Drought mw„ ó nq|

B. patriotism : coward 10. AMORPHOUS (wbw`©ó AvKvinxb) : FORM (AvKvi) ::

C. ideology (fvev`k©) : rebel A. verifiable : proof
D. responsibility : renegade (ag©Z¨vMx)
E. convention (cÖ_v) : maverick (cÖPwjZ cÖ_v †g‡b P‡j bv Ggb) B. contagious (†Qvqv‡u Q) : disease
Explanation: (E); Iconoclast e¨w³ Dogma gv‡b bv; C. analogous (e¨wZµgx) : parallel
Maverick e¨w³ Convention gv‡b bv| D. anonymous (bvgnxb) : name
5. CRASS (AgvwR©Z) : REFINEMENT (cwigvR©bv) :: E. convergent (mgag©x) : length
A. inefficient (A`¶): time Explanation: (D); hvi Form bvB Zv n‡jv
B. prudent (weP¶Y) : discretion (weP¶YZv) Amorphous; hvi Name bvB Zv n‡jv Anonymous|
C. clairvoyant (Av‡jvK `ªóv) : perception (Abygvb)
D. inept (A`¶) : mistake Importance
E. pretentious (AnsKvix) : modesty(webq)
Explanation: (E); Crass e¨w³i g‡a¨ Refinement 1. DECREPIT (RivRxY©) : RENOVATION (†givgZ ev ms¯‹vi) ::
_v‡K bv; Pretentious e¨w³i g‡a¨ Modesty _v‡K bv| A. enervated (`ye©j) : invigoration (cyó Kiv; kw³ †`qv)
B. languid (wb‡¯RÍ ) : confrontation (msNl©)
6. BOUNDLESS : LIMIT :: C. pallid (d¨vKv‡k) : purification (LvuwU)
D. gullible (cZÖ viYvcY~ ©) : vehemence (cÖPÛ)
A. truncated (†K‡U †djv) : length E. tearful : reconciliation (gxgvsmv)
B. voracious (†cUzK) : appetite (¶zav) Explanation: (A); hv Decrepit Zvi Renovation
C. impeccable (wbuLyZ) : flaw (LuZy ) `iKvi; hv Enervated Zvi Invigoration `iKvi|
D. fascination : interest (AvMÖn)
E. syncopated (ZvjcwiewZ©Z) : beat 2. BUOY (b`x c‡_ fvmgvb w`K wb‡`©kK) : CHANNEL (Rjc_) ::
Explanation: (C); Boundless-Gi Limit _v‡K bv;
Impeccable-Gi Flaw _v‡K bv| A. laws : society B. laws : courts

C. laws (AvBb/ixwZbxwZ) : lawyers

D. laws : conduct E. laws : criminal

Explanation: (A) Channel-G mwVK c_ wb‡`©‡ki Rb¨

Buoy jv‡M; Society-†Z mwVK c_ wb‡`©‡ki Rb¨ Laws jv‡M|

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Part 05– Previous Years’ Questions 2. MASTER (cfÖ )y : SERVANT (f„Z¨) ::
A. judge : jurry B. capital : labour
Faculty of Business Studies
C. monarch (ivRv) : subject (cÖRv)

University of Dhaka D. landlord: tenant E. serf (f~wg`vm) : peasant (Kl… K)

C unit Admission Test, DU : 2018-19 Explanation: [C] master Gi Aax‡b servant _v‡K;
monarch Gi Aax‡b subject _v‡K|
1. DOG:LEASH
C unit Admission Test, DU : 2009-10
A. belt: buckle B. Cow: Tether

C. Bird: cage D. bicycle: chain 1. ITINERARY (c_ cwiKíbv) : TRIP (ågY) ::

Explanation: [B] Leash A_© KKz zi †e‡a ivLvi `wo; A. Lottery : Chance B. Signal : Light
Tether A_© Miæ †e‡a ivLvi `wo|
C. Agenda (Av‡jvP¨ m~Px) : Meeting

2. BRUSH:PAINTING D. Railroad : TransportationE. University : Education

A. piano: sonata B. Body: Dance Explanation: [C] ITINERARY Abymv‡i GKwU TRIP

C. Typewriter: Novel D. Chisel: sculpture 2. cwiPvwjZ nq; Agenda Abymv‡i GKwU Meeting cwiPvwjZ nq|
LIMERICK (†KŠZyKcY– © cÂc`x Qov) : POEM ::
Explanation: [D] eªvk w`‡q †cBw›Us Kiv nq| Chisel
A. Motif (gj~ welq) : Symphony (myi)
[evUvwj] w`‡q Sculpture [fv¯‹h©] Kiv nq| B. Prologue (bvU‡Ki cÖ¯Ívebv) : Play

C unit Admission Test, DU : 2017-18

1. SAW : CARPENTER C. Catch (mg‡eZ m½xZ) : Song
A. Wagon : Farmer B. Painter : Color
D. Sequence (ch©vqµg ev ce©) : Sonnet
C. Cloth : Tailor D. Scissors : Barber

Explanation: [D] Carpenter-Gi KvUvi hš¿ n‡jv E. Epigraph (Dcb¨v‡mi cÖviw¤¢Kv) : Novel

Saw; Barber-Gi KvUvi hš¿ n‡jv Scissor| Explanation: [C] LIMERICK GK ai‡bi POEM;

2. EGG : OMELET Catch GK ai‡bi Song|

A. Flour : Cake B. Rice : Curry C unit Admission Test, DU : 2008-09

C. Fish : Water D. Banana : Ice cream 1. SINGER (MvqK) : CHORUS (MvqK `j) ::

Explanation: [A] Egg ‡_‡K Omlet evbv‡bv nq; Flour ‡_‡K A. Architect (¯’cwZ) : Blueprint (bKkv)
Cake evbv‡bv nq| B. Author (†jLK) : Publisher (cKÖ vkK)
C. Actor (Awf‡bZv) : Cast (Awf‡bZv‡`i `j)
C unit Admission Test, DU : 2015-16

1. Select the pair that best expresses a D. Teacher (wk¶K) : Student (wk¶v_x©)
relationship simillar to that expresses in the
E. Driver (PvjK) : Teacher
pair FISH:SCALES

a. plane : wings b. cat : claws Explanation: [C] SINGER Gi `j‡K CHORUS e‡j;

c. snake : fangs d. song : notes actor Gi `j‡K Cast e‡j|

e. bird : feathers C unit Admission Test, DU : 2007-08

Explanation (E) : Bird (cvwL) Gi evwn¨K AveiY n‡jv Feathers (cvjK)| 2. WORDS (K_v) : WRITER (†jLK) ::
C unit Admission Test, DU : 2011-12
A. Honor (m¤§vb) : Thief (†Pvi)
1. EXPIATE (†`vl ¯^xKvi Kiv I kvwšÍ gv_v †c‡Z †bIqv) :
GUILT (†`vl, Aciva) :: B. Mortar (BU, wm‡g‡›Ui ¯c‘ ) : Bricklayer (ivRwg¯¿x)

A. canvass : support B. adorn : appearance C. Child : Teacher

C. testify : conviction (KvD‡K †`vlx mve¨¯Í Kib) D. Batter (gq`vi gÐ) : Baker (iæwU Iqvjv)

D. correct : error E.preach(ag© cÖPviKiv):conversion E. Laws : Policeman

Explanation: [D]; guilt-†K expiate Kiv DwPZ; error- Explanation: [D] WORDS n‡”Q WRITER-Gi Kv‡Ri
DcKiY, Avi Batter n‡”Q Baker Gi Kv‡Ri DcKiY|
†K correct Kiv DwPZ| 3. PILOT : FERRY (†Lqv cvivcvi Kiv) ::
A. Plumber (b‡ji wgw¯¿) : Pipe (bj)
C unit Admission Test, DU : 2010-11

1. CANDLE : TALLOW (Pwe©) :: B. Physician (wPwKrmK) : Heal (wbivgq Kiv)

A. banana : peel B. statue : bronze C. Carpetbagger (†h ivR‰bwZK †bZv mwy eavi †Luv‡R c¶

C. furniture : polish D. fire : ashes ev ¯’vb Z¨vM K‡i) : Carpet (wZi¯‹Z… )

E. temple : preacher

Explanation: [B] CANDLE ˆZwii gj~ Dcv`vb n‡jv TALLOW; D. Teacher : Chalk E. Author : Book

statue ˆZwii g~j Dcv`vb n‡jv bronze| ZvB DËi n‡e B Explanation: [B] PILOT, FERRY K‡i, Physician, Heal K‡i|

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C unit Admission Test, DU : 2005-06 4. PEAK (wkLi, P‚ov) : SUMMIT (kxl©) ::

1. CREST (†XD Gi P‚ov) : WAVE (†XD) :: A. Foreign : Native (¯^‡`kxq)B. Gun : Soldier (ˆmwbK)

A. Crown (kxl©) : Tree B. Basin : Water C. Mutation (iƒcvšiÍ ) : Change (cwieZ©b)

C. Mountain (ce©Z) : Range (ce©Z †kÖwY) D. Switch (mBy P) : Current (we`y¨r)
D. Sand (evwj) :dune (evwji ¯‘c) E. River : Bed (b`xi Zj‡`k) E. elementary (cvÖ _wgK) : advanced (AMÖmi)
Explanation: [C] PEAK I SUMMIT mgv_©K kã;
Explanation: [A] WAVE Gi kxl© we›`‡y K CREST
Mutation I Change mgv_©K kã|
e‡j, Avi Tree Gi kxl© we›`y‡K Crown e‡j|
5. SPOOL (jvUvB) : THREAD (m–Zv) ::

2. PROPONENT (mg_©K) : THEORY (gZev`, ZË¡) :: A. Coil (Zv‡ii KzÛwj) : Rope (iwk)

A. Nonbeliever (bvw¯ÍK) : Sin (Aciva) B. Bale (k‡m¨i AvuwU) : Hay (Lo ev km¨)

B. Traitor (wek¦vm NvZK) : Country C. peck (ïK‡bv e¯‘i cwigvc we‡kl) : Potatoes

C. Adherent (GKwbô mg_©K) : Belief (wek¦vm) D. Verse (¯ÍveK) : Song E. Reel (jvUvB) : Line (myZv)

D. Attorney (miKvwi AvBbRxwe) : Law (AvBb) 1. Explanation: [E] Spool G Thread c¨vuPv‡bv _v‡K;
E. Scientist : Hypothesis (cÖ¯vÍ e) Reel G Line c¨vPu v‡bv _v‡K|
Explanation: [C] PROPONENT Zvi THEORY
C unit Admission Test, DU : 2002-03
AUj _v‡K; Adherent Zvi Belief AUj _v‡K|
MUSIC : GUITAR ::

A. Stamping (m‡Rv‡i c`vNvZ) : Noise

3. DISCHARGED (`vwqZ¡ †_‡K Ae¨vnwZ †`qv n‡q‡Q Ggb) : B. Water : Ocean C. Windows : House

SOLDIER (ˆmwbK) :: D. Words : Typewriter E. Tears : Sorrow
A. Fired (ewn¯‹vi) : Canon (cv`ªx gÛwj)
B. Graduated (cvmK…Z) : Student Explanation: [D] MUSIC-Gi mv‡_ m¤úwK©Z hš¿ n‡jv
C. Appointed (wb‡qvMcvÖ ß) : Judge (wePviK) GUITAR; Word-Gi mv‡_ m¤úwK©Z hš¿ n‡jv Typewriter|
D. Transferred : Employee (PvKzwiRxwe) 2. DIGNIFY (m¤§vb †`Lv‡bv) : HUMILIATE (Acgvb Kiv) ::
E. Docked (†eZb Kwg‡q †`qv) : Salary (†eZb) A. Refuse (cZÖ ¨vL¨vb Kiv) : Retrial (cybwe©Pvi)
B. Fuse (wgwkÖZ Kiv) : Join (†Rvov jvMv‡bv)
Explanation: [B] SOLDIER Zvi wbw`©ó `vwqZ¡ †kl C. Praise (ckÖ smv Kiv) : Criticize (mgv‡jvPbv Kiv)

D. Sympathize (mg‡e`bv Rvbv‡bv) : Improve (DbœwZ Kiv)

Ki‡j DISCHARGED nq| Student Zvi wbw`©ó covïbv E. Antiseptic (RxevYy bvkK) : Begin (ïiæ Kiv)

†kl Ki‡j Graduated nq| Explanation: [C] DIGNIFY I HUMILIATE wecixZ

C unit Admission Test, DU : 2003-04 kã; Praise I Criticize wecixZ kã|
1. WEALTH (m¤ú`) : LUXURIES (wejvm eûj) :: 3. TRANQUILITY (kvwš)Í : PEACE (kvwš)Í ::

A. Story : Moral (bxwZ evK¨) A. Chaos (wek„•Ljv) : Disorder (wek„•Ljv)
B. Sandwich (GK ai‡bi iæwU) : Bread B. Retraction (cZÖ ¨vnvi) : Indictment (Awf‡hvM)
C. Combustion (R¡vjv‡bv) : Waste (AveR©bv)
C. Enemies : Friends D. Miracle (A‡jŠwKK welq) : Belief (wek¦vm)
E. Tension (wPšÍv) : Relaxation (wekªvg)
D. Crying : Sympathy (mnvbyf‚wZ) Explanation: [A] TRANQUILITY I PEACE
E. Ticket : Admission (c‡Ö ek)

Explanation: [E] Luxuries Gi Rb¨ WEALTH mgv_©K kã| Chaos I Disorder mgv_©K kã|

c‡Ö qvRb; Admission Gi Rb¨ Ticket c‡Ö qvRb| C unit Admission Test, DU : 2001-02

2. DEGREE : TEMPERATURE (ZvcgvÎv) :: 1. OWNER (gvwjK) : SLAVE (KZ… `vm) ::

A. Mass (c`v_©) : Energy A. Soldier (mvgwiK e¨w³) : Civilian (AmvgwiK e¨w³)
B. Fathom (cvwbi MfxiZvi cwigvcK) : Volume (AvqZb) B. Captain (AwabvqK) : Tar (AvjKvZiv)
C. Ounce (IR‡bi gvÎv) : Weight (IRb) C. Policeman (AvBb wbqš¿YKvix) : Prisoner (ew›`)
D. Native (¯^RvwZK) : Alien (wfb RvwZK)
D. Time : Length E. Light : Heat
E. Master (cfÖ )y : Vassal (µxZ`vm)
Explanation: [C] Temperature cwigv‡ci GKK nj
Explanation: [E] OWNER Gi Aax‡b SLAVE (µxZ`vm) _v‡K|
Degree; Weight cwigv‡ci GKK nj Ounce|
Master (cÖf)y Gi Aax‡b Vassal (AbMy Z `vm; µxZ`vm) _v‡K|

3. AIRPLANE (wegvb) : HANGAR (wegvb ivLvi ¯’vb) :: 2. CONSTELLATION (b¶Î cÄy ) : STARS ::

A. Ship : Channel (wbw`©ó mg`y ª c_) A. Prison (KvivMvi) : Bars (`iRvi wLj)
B. Automobile (gUi Mvwo) : Garage (gUi Mvox iLvi ¯’vb) B. Assembly (mgv‡ek) : Speaker (e³v)
C. Helicopter : Pad (†nwjKÞvi DVv bvgvi ¯’vb) C. Troupe (bvqK-bvwqKvi `j) : Actors
D. Motorcycle : Sidecar (†gvUi mvB‡K‡ji mv‡_ mshy³ Mvwo) D. Mountain : Peak (P~ov)
E. Jet (wekvj D‡ovRvnvR) : Runway E. Flock (cïi `j) : Shepherds (†gl cvjK)
Explanation: [B] AIRPLANE ivLvi ¯’vb n‡jv HANGER; Explanation: [C] A‡bK STARS (ZviKv) wb‡q †hgb
CONSTELLATION (b¶ÎcÄy ) nq, †Zgwb A‡bK Actors

†Zgwb Automobile ivLvi ¯’vb n‡jv Garage| (Awf‡bZvMY) wb‡q Troupe (bvU‡Ki `j) MwVZ nq|

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C unit Admission Test, DU : 2000-01 3. DECELERATE (MwZ n«vm Kiv) : SPEED ::
A. desiccate (†Wwm‡KB&U-& Av`ªZvg³y Kiv ev Av`ªZv ïwK‡q
1. DOCTOR : DISEASE :: 4.
5. †djv) : dryness
A. Symptom (†ivM j¶Y) : Cure (Av‡ivM¨ Kiv) 6. B. extinguish (†q·wUO&¸wqk&- wbfv‡bv) : oxygen
B. Psychiatrist (gbtwPwKrmK) : Maladjustment (gvbwmK mgš^qnxbZv) C. interpolate (†XvKv‡bv ev ms‡hvRb Kiv) : interval

C. Headmaster : Teachers D. decontaminate (wWKbU& ¨vwg‡bB&U&- `ly Ygy³ Kiv) :
sterility (†÷wiwjwU- wbõj; eܨv)
D. Broker (`vjvj) : Stocks (gj– ab)
Explanation: [B] DOCTOR †ivM ev DISEASE wbivgq K‡i| E. enervate (`ye©j Kiv) : vitality (fvB&UvwjwU- cvÖ Ykw³)
psychiatrist gbtwPwKrmK Maladjustment (m¤^bqnxbZv) wbivgq K‡i|
2. URGE (Zvov ‡`Iqv) : INSIST (†Rvo †`Iqv) :: Explanation: (E) Decelerate gv‡b Speed n«vm Kiv;
A. Refuse (A¯^xKvi Kiv) : Deny (A¯^xKvi Kiv)
B. Impulse (†ciÖ Yv) : Push (†ciÖ Yv †`Iqv) Enervate gv‡b Vitality n«vm Kiv|
C. Request (Aby‡iva) : Demand (PvIqv)
D. Expunge (wbwðý Kiv) : Purge (‡kvab Kiv) LEAVE : ABSCOND (†Mvc‡b Z¨vM Kiv) ::
Explanation: [C] URGE-Gi †P‡q Zxeª n‡jv INSIST;
Request-Gi †P‡q Zxeª n‡jv Demand| A. take : steal

C unit Admission Test, DU : 1999-2000 B. evacuate (¯’vbvšiÍ Kiv) : flee (cvjv‡bv)
1. HANDCUFFS (nvZKov) : PRISONER (ew›`) ::
C. interest : astound (¯Íw¤¢Z Kiv)
A. Manacles (nvZKov) : Penitentiary (KvivMvi)
B. Shoes (RZy v) : Feet (cv) D. build : renovate (†givgZ Kiv)
C. Lash (`wo) : Dog
D. tail (†jR) : Kite (Nywo) E. evaluate (g~j¨vqb Kiv) : downgrade
Explanation: [C] HANDCUFFS w`‡q PRISONER-†K
evavu nq; Lash w`‡q Dog-†K evu av nq| Explanation: (A); Abscond n‡jv †Mvc‡b Leave

Institute Of Business Administration Kiv; Steal n‡jv †Mvc‡b Take Kiv|
(IBA)- University of Dhaka
FOIL : METAL ::

A. Pebble : concrete

B. Swede (†mv‡qW&- big Pvgov) : leather
C. Glaze (†M-B&S-& wgwn ¯”^ Q cÖ‡jc) : pottery

D. Veneer : wood E. Paper : cardboard

Explanation: (D) Foil nj Metal-Gi cvZjv Av¯iÍ Y;

Veneer n‡jv wood-Gi Av¯iÍ Y|

KERNEL (Kvi&‡bj&-kvum/†Lvmv) : CORN ::

A. Neck : Bottle B. Eye : Storm

BBA Admission Test–Previous years' C. Grain : Wheat D. Stem : Carrot

Analogy Questions E. None of these

Explanation: (C); Kernel n‡”Q Corn-Gi exR;

Grain n‡”Q Wheat-Gi exR|

BBA (IBA) Admission Test 2005-2006 7. ABHOR (G¨ve&ne&- cÖPÛ NY„ v) : DISLIKE ::
1. TROPHY : CONTESTANT (cwÖ Z‡hvMx ev cÖwZØ›Øx):: A. Calcify (K¨vjw& mdvB&) : Petrify (†cUw& idvB&)
B. Torture : Discomfort (wWm&Kg&‡dviU- kvixwiK ev
A. baton (e¨vUb-& runner-iv †Ljv‡Z †h jvwV enb K‡ib) : runner
gvbwmK A¯^w¯)Í
B. pride : parent
C. book : bibliography D. loan : cashier C. Rebuke (†iweDK- wZi¯‹vi Kiv) : Ridicule
E. honors : student
(wiwWwKDj- KvD‡K nvm¨Ki K‡i †Zvjv)
Explanation: (E) Contestant Trophy-Gi Rb¨ †Póv
K‡i; Avi Student, Honors-Gi Rb¨ †Póv K‡i| D. Admire (G¨vW&gvBAvi- cÖksmv Kiv) : Disdain
2. SCRIPT (†h LvZvq Awfbq †KŠkj Ges msjvc †jLv _v‡K)
: PLAY (bvUK) :: (wWm&‡WBb- N„Yv Kiv; AeÁv Kiv)
A. refrain (weiZ _vKv) : songB. assignment : course 8.
C. score (m‡y ii eY©bv †h LvZvq wjwce× _v‡K) : symphony (miy ) E. None of these

Explanation: (B); cÖPÛ Dislike n‡”Q Abhor; cÖPÛ

Discomfort n‡”Q Torture|

TELLER: BANK::

A. play: plot B. dew: sunshine

D. collection : story C. cashier: cheque D. borrower: loan
E. debate : candidate
_v‡K; E. waiter: restaurant
Explanation: (C); Play-Gi Rb¨ Script
Symphony-Gi Rb¨ Score _v‡K| Explanation: [E] Teller-Gi Kv‡Ri ¯’vb n‡jv Bank;

waiter-Gi Kv‡Ri ¯’vb n‡jv restaurant|

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9. VESSEL (RvnvR) : FLEET :: BBA (IBA) Admission Test 2011-2012

A. Wolf : Pack B. Forest : Clearing 1. CIRCLE:SPHERE

C. Vehicle : Truck D. Carriage : Horse A. Rectangle : Hand B. Pyramid: Base

E. None of these C. Kine: Triangle D. Square:Cube

Explanation: (A); Fleet n‡”Q Vessel-Gi `j; Avi Pack E. Triangle: Hexagon

n‡”Q Wolf-Gi `j ev Svu K| Explanation (D) : square Gi 4 side equal nq| Solid Gi

10. SEER (mxAvi&- †h fwel¨revYx cÖ`vb K‡i) : PROPHECY :: 6 side equal size Gi nq| circle I sphere DfqB †Mvj nq|

A. mentor (†gb&Ui- weÁ civgk©`vZv) : reward 2. TOXIC (welv³): HARMFUL (ÿwZKviK)

B. Sage (†mB&R&- Ávbx e¨w³) : wisdom A. Iron : Useful B. Police : Awful

C. pilgrim : diligence (wWwj‡Rbm& - Aa¨emvq; mvabv) C. Gay (cdÖ jz ø) : Cheerful (cdÖ jz ø)

D. diplomat : flattery (d¬¨vUvwi- †Zvlv‡gv`)

E. virtuoso : penance (†cb¨vbm&- cÖvqwðZ) D. Cruel : Joyful E. Criminal : lawful

Explanation: (B); Seer-Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Prophecy; Explanation (C): m¤úK©wU synonimous

Sage-Gi ˆewkó¨ n‡jv Wisdom| 3. INTEREST : FASCINATION
BBA (IBA) Admission Test 2006-2007
A. Dislike: Abhorrence B. Faith : Belief

1. ACRIMONIOUS fvlvq, AvPvi-AvPi‡Y KUz, hv C. Fire : Torch D. Story : Fact

AeÜmz jy f: UNFRIENDLY :: E. Polite : Courteous

A. enmity : amity B. ability : deficiency Explanation (E): ‡Kvb wKQzi cwÖ Z Zxeª AvKl©Y ev

C. ambitious : apathetic (D`vmxb) interest n‡jv Fascination Avi †Kvb wKQzi cwÖ Z LyeB

D. enthused : inspired AcQ›` ev dislike n‡jv abhorrence.

E. sympathetic : callous (wb`©q)

Explanation: (D) ACRIMONIOUS Ges UNFRIENDLY MBA Admission Test–Previous

mg_©K kã; ambitious Ges apathetic mg_©K kã| years' Analogy Questions

2. CLAIM : SETTLEMENT ::

A. assertion : reimbursement MBA (IBA) Admission Test 2003-2004

B. accusation : trial C. receipt : purchase

D. application : denial E. collection : assortment 1. DEARTH (Wv_©- ¯^íZv) : PAUCITY (cAwmwU- ¯^íZv) ::

Explanation: (B); Claim-Gi ci Settlement Kiv A. huge (wnW&R) : empty

nq; Accusation-Gi ci Trial Kiv nq| B. scarcity (†¯‹AviwmwU- ¯^íZv) : shortage

3. EPHEMERAL (¶Y¯’vqx) : TRANSIENT :: C. gentle : rude

A. emotional : stolid B. acrid : fresh D. large : short

C. eradicate (aŸsm Kiv): destroy E. punctual (cvOPAz vj) : late

D. astute : dense E. rush : delay

Explanation: (C); EPHEMERAL Ges TRANSIENT Explanation: (B); DEARTH I PAUCITY mgv_©K

mgv_©K kã; eradicate Ges destroy mgv_©K kã| kã; Huge I Empty mgv_©K kã|

4. BACTERIA : DECOMPOSITION (cPb) :: 2. ASSET (m¤ú`) : LIABILITY (jvBA¨vwewjwU `vq) ::

A. lava : eruption A. son : daughter B. principal : interest

B. penicillin : injection C. export : import D. management : union

C. yeast : fermentation (GK ai‡bi ivmvqwbK cwÖ µqv E. master : servant

†hwU sugar †_‡K alcohol ˆZwii mgq N‡U) Explanation: (C); ASSET Ges LIABILITY wecixZ

D. oxygen : respiration kã; Export Ges Import wecixZ kã|
3. SEE : INVISIBLE (BbwfwSej- A`k„ ¨) ::
E. plants : deforestation

Explanation:(C); BACTERIA-Gi d‡j DECOMPOSITION

nq; yeast-Gi d‡j fermentation nq| A. correct : inverted (Bbfvi‡UW)

5. RELEVANT (cÖvmw½K) : CRUCIAL (AZ¨šÍ ¸iæZ¡c–Y©) :: B. hear : inaudible (BbAwWej- †kvbv hvq bv Ggb)

A. marginal : unique (AwØZxq) C. enjoy (†qbRq) : improper

B. perceptible (Dcjw× Kiv hvq Ggb) : obvious (¯úó cÖZxqgvb) D. buy : invaluable

C. apparent (¯úó †`Lv hvq ev †evSv hvq Ggb) : real E. escape : inaccessible (BbG¨vK‡mwQej) ::

D. peripheral (cvÖ wšKÍ ) : real Explanation: (B); †Kv‡bv wKQz See Kivi †hvM¨ bv n‡j

E. possible : desirable Zv‡K Invisible e‡j; †Kv‡bv wKQz Hear Kivi †hvM¨ bv n‡j

Explanation: (B); AZ¨waK Relevant gv‡b n‡”Q

Crucial; AZ¨waK Perceptible gv‡b n‡”Q Obvious| Zv‡K Audible e‡j|

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4. STEAM (ev®ú) : GEYSER (†MBSvi- Dò cÖmªeY) :: 5. WHISPER (ûwqm&cvi- wdm& wdm& K‡i ejv) : SPEAK ::

A. power : generator A. skip (jvdvjvwd Kiv) : walk
B. atoms : reactor B. rub (ive- cvwjk Kiv ev Nlv) : touch
C. coal : mine

D. lava : volcano C. listen : hear D. request : allow

E. rock : quarry (†Kv‡qix)

Explanation: (D); GEYSER †_‡K STEAM †ei nq; E. whimper : whine

volcano †_‡K lava †ei nq| Explanation: (A) whisper n‡jv speaking-Gi GKwU

5. CUSTOMER : SHOPKEEPER :: aiY, †Zgwb skip n‡jv walking-Gi GKwU aiY|
6. ANNOTATION (wUKv) : TEXT ::
A. patron : concert (KbmvU©) B. member : club

C. advocate : policy D. peddler : house

E. client : lawyer A. enact (†qb¨vKU- AvB‡b cwiYZ Kiv) : law
B. prescribe (†cÖmµvBe- Jl‡ai e¨e¯’vcÎ †`qv) : medication
Explanation: (E); Shopkeeper, Customer-†K

†mev `vb K‡i; Lawyer, Client-†K †mev `vb K‡i|

MBA (IBA) Admission Test 2004-2005 C. caption : photograph
1. ABACUS (A¨vevKvm- MYbv hš¿we‡kl) : CALCULATE ::
D. abridge (G¨vweªR- ms‡¶c Kiv) : novel
A. organ : worship
E. censor : film
B. patent (c¨v‡UbU- ¯^Ë¡) : invent
C. calipers (e¨vm gvcvi hš¿) : regulate Explanation: (C); Annotation n‡jv text-Gi e¨vL¨v;
Caption n‡jv Photograph-Gi e¨vL¨v|
D. manuscript : edit

E. sextant (†m·U¨v›U-†h hš¿ w`‡q mgy‡`ª ev AvKv‡k RvnvR

ev wegv‡bi Ae¯’vb, `~iZ¡ wbY©q Kiv nq): navigate (†bwf‡MBU- 7. FIRE : ASHES ::

Ae¯’vb I w`K wbY©q Kiv|) A. accident : delay B. water : waves (†XD)
Explanation: (E); Abacus Øviv Calculate Kiv nq; C. regret (Aby‡kvPbv) : joy D. event (NUbv) : memories (¯§w„ Z)
Sextant hš¿ Øviv Navigate Kiv nq|

2. SCREEN (†h c`v©vi Dci movie ev Pjw”PÎ cÖ`wk©Z nq) : E. wood : splinters (KwVb e¯‘i Zx¶è UKz iv)

MOVIE :: Explanation: (D); Fire-Gi ci Ashes i‡q hvq;
Event-Gi ci Memories i‡q hvq|
A. shelf : book

B. frame : portrait (†cvi‡UªBU- g‡y Li Qwe)

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D. stage : play (bvUK)

E. score : performance 1. DECODE (wW‡KŠW- ms‡KZ wjwc‡Z wjwLZ †Kv‡bv wKQzi

Explanation: (D); MOVIE †`Lv‡bv nq SCREEN- A_© D×vi Kiv) : UNDERSTAND (eSy ‡Z cviv) ::

G; play †`Lv‡bv nq stage-G| A. detonate (we‡ùvwiZ Kiv) : explode

3. REFEREE : FIELD ::

A. scientist : results B. study (ch©‡e¶Y Kiv) : research (M‡elYv Kiv)

B. mediator (†gwW‡qBUi- ga¨¯’ZvKvix e¨w³) : deadlock C. destroy : build D. skill : practice

C. gladiator : contest

D. teacher : classroom E. sow : reap

E. judge : courtroom Explanation: (A); DECODE Kiv nq UNDERSTAND
Kivi Rb¨; Detonate Kiv nq explode Kivi Rb¨|
Explanation: (E); REFEREE, FIELD-G ivq †`q; judge,

court-room-G ivq †`q|

4. SUBSIDY (mvewmwW- miKvwi mvnvh¨ = fZz©Kx) : SUPPORT :: 2. FRAGILE (d«¨vRvBj- f½iy ) : BREAK (fv½v) ::

A. assistance : endowment A. vital : destroy B. hostile : invite
B. funds : fellowship

C. credit : payment C. vivid : grow D. None of these

D. debt (†WU- FY) : obligation (Aewj‡MBkb- eva¨evaKZv; `vq) E. flexible (†d¬Kwmej- bgbxq) : bend (†bvqv‡bv ev evKu v‡bv)

E. loan : note Explanation: (E); FRAGILE †Kv‡bv wKQz‡K mn‡R BREAK

Explanation: (D); SUBSIDY n‡jv GK cÖKvi SUPPORT;

Debt n‡jv GK cÖKvi Obligation| Kiv hvq; flexible †Kv‡bv wKQz‡K mn‡R bend Kiv hvq|

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