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What is the antonym (opposite) of the word ‘Erratic’?
AInconsistent
BConsistent
CIrregular
DUnpredictable
Which sentence correctly avoids combining ‘more’ and ‘less’ into an incorrect double comparative?
AThis phone is more expensive less than that one.
BThis phone is the more less expensive one.
CThis phone is more less expensive than that one.
DThis phone is less expensive than that one.
What is the antonym (opposite) of the word ‘Genial’?
AFriendly
BWarm
CCordial
DUnfriendly
Which sentence correctly uses ‘compliment’ to mean an expression of praise?
AShe gave me a nice complimentary on my dress.
BShe gave me a nice compliment on my dress.
CShe gave me a nice complement on my dress.
DShe gave me a nice complement about my dress.
What is the antonym (opposite) of the word ‘Hasty’?
ASudden
BDeliberate
CQuick
DRushed
Which sentence correctly uses ‘borne’ as the past participle of ‘bear’ meaning to carry or endure?
AShe has bore three children.
BShe has bearing three children.
CShe has born three children.
DShe has borne three children.
What is the antonym (opposite) of the word ‘Illustrious’?
AFamous
BUndistinguished
CCelebrated
DRenowned
Which sentence correctly uses subject-auxiliary inversion after the negative expression ‘hardly…when’?
AHardly he had reached the station when the train left.
BHardly had he reached the station when the train left.
CHardly he reached the station when the train left.
DHardly did he reached the station when the train left.
What is the antonym (opposite) of the word ‘Jocular’?
AHumorous
BWitty
CSolemn
DPlayful
Which sentence correctly uses ‘whether’ rather than ‘weather’ to introduce a choice or uncertainty?
AI don't know weather it will rain.
BI don't know whether it will rain.
CI don't know whether about it will rain.
DI don't know weather if it will rain.