All Free English MCQs with Answers

1651. One who praise oneself is called __________?

• A. Fascist
• B. Nazist
• C. Narcissist
• D. None of These

Explanation: A narcissist is a person excessively absorbed in or admiring of himself or herself. Fascist and Nazi describe political ideologies, not self-praise.

1652. "Chevon" is the meat of ________?

• A. Goat
• B. Sheep
• C. Pigeon
• D. Water buffalo

Explanation: Chevon is the culinary term for goat meat. Sheep meat is generally called mutton, while pigeon meat is called squab.

1653. The meat of calf is called_________?

• A. Veal
• B. Squab
• C. Venison
• D. Chevon

Explanation: Veal is the meat of a calf. Squab is young pigeon meat, venison is deer meat, and chevon is goat meat.

1654. The bead of ___________is called "mutton"?

• A. Goat
• B. Sheep
• C. calf
• D. Both a and b

Explanation: In standard English, mutton is the meat of an adult sheep. Goat meat is called chevon, so option b is the best answer.

1655. "Deer meat "is also called __________?

• A. venison
• B. Squab
• C. Turkey
• D. Veal

Explanation: Venison is the standard culinary term for deer meat. Squab means young pigeon, while veal is meat from a young calf.

1656. A person who chatters meaninglessly is __________?

• A. Talkative
• B. Loquacious
• C. Voluble
• D. Garrulous

Explanation: Garrulous describes someone who talks excessively, especially about trivial or meaningless matters. Talkative, loquacious, and voluble mainly indicate frequent or fluent speech without the specific sense of trivial chatter.

1657. A summary statement of commemoration for a dead person.

• A. Remission
• B. Helligfernt
• C. Epitaph
• D. Samaritan

Explanation: An epitaph is an inscription or brief statement written in memory of a dead person, commonly on a tomb. The other options do not refer to a commemorative memorial statement.

1658. A dramatic performance

• A. Appraisal
• B. Voluntary
• C. Genius
• D. Masque

Explanation: A masque is a dramatic performance combining acting, music, dancing, and elaborate costumes, especially in its traditional form. The other choices refer to evaluation, choice, or exceptional ability.

1659. A confusing and difficult problem or question.

• A. Conundrum
• B. Memories
• C. Prodigy
• D. Pandemonium

Explanation: A conundrum is a confusing, difficult problem or question, often one with no obvious solution. Pandemonium means wild disorder, not a difficult puzzle.

1660. A cinema show which is held in the afternoon.

• A. Propensity
• B. Retaliate
• C. Matinee
• D. Eternal

Explanation: A matinee is a theatrical or cinema performance held during the daytime, usually in the afternoon. The remaining choices do not refer to a performance time.