All Free English MCQs with Answers

2531. Synonym of "ubiquitous" is _________?

• A. affluent
• B. resigning
• C. omni-present
• D. omni-potent
• E. omniscient

Explanation: Ubiquitous means present or found everywhere, which is expressed by omnipresent. Omnipotent means all-powerful and omniscient means all-knowing, so both are different.

2532. He was __________ from all charges leveled against him?

• A. liberated
• B. exonerated
• C. apprehended
• D. judged

Explanation: To exonerate someone is to officially clear that person of blame or criminal charges. Liberated means freed generally, but it does not specifically imply being cleared of accusations.

2533. Synonym of "attrition" is _________?

• A. addition
• B. regret
• C. attitude
• D. abrasion
• E. concentration

Explanation: Attrition can mean gradual wearing down or reduction, making abrasion its closest option. In employment, attrition also refers to a gradual reduction in staff, not addition or concentration.

2534. Synonym of "ascribe" is _________?

• A. engrave
• B. attribute
• C. sign
• D. write

Explanation: To ascribe something to a person or cause is to attribute it to that source. Engrave and write concern marking words, while sign is too general.

2535. Synonym of "cuisine" is _________?

• A. overall atmosphere
• B. table setting
• C. style of cooking
• D. light luggage

Explanation: Cuisine means a particular style or tradition of cooking, such as Pakistani, Italian, or Chinese cuisine. It refers to food preparation rather than the setting or atmosphere of a meal.

2536. Synonym of "superfluous" is _________?

• A. flowing
• B. disdainful
• C. ornate
• D. unnecessary

Explanation: Superfluous means more than is needed or useful, so unnecessary is the direct synonym. Ornate means highly decorated, which may be excessive in some contexts but is not the exact meaning.

2537. Synonym of "malfeasance" is _________?

• A. seasickness
• B. criticism
• C. cure
• D. misconduct
• E. poor performance

Explanation: Malfeasance means wrongdoing, especially by a public official, so misconduct is the closest synonym. The other choices refer to illness, criticism, treatment, or inadequate work rather than deliberate wrongdoing.

2538. Synonym of "hamlet" is _________?

• A. actor
• B. benefactor
• C. small rodent
• D. village
• E. introvert

Explanation: A hamlet is a very small settlement or village, usually smaller than a town. The capitalized word may also refer to Shakespeare's character, but in this vocabulary question village is intended.

2539. Synonym of "pneumatic" is _________?

• A. pertaining to air
• B. automatic
• C. sick
• D. elastic
• E. plotted

Explanation: Pneumatic comes from a word meaning air or breath, so it describes something powered by or related to air. Automatic and elastic can describe related devices but are not the word's meaning.

2540. Synonym of "inordinate" is _________?

• A. excessive
• B. illegal
• C. bad
• D. demanding

Explanation: Inordinate means excessive or beyond reasonable limits. It does not inherently mean illegal, bad, or demanding.