All Free English MCQs with Answers

• A. Exantuated
• B. Axantuated
• C. Accenchuated
• D. Accentuated

Explanation: To "accentuate" means to "make more noticeable and prominent" and its correct spelling is given in Option D.

• A. Gradual
• B. Stable
• C. Measured
• D. Sudden
• E. Ongoing

Explanation: Abrupt refers to something stopping immediately without any warning. Hence Option D is the correct answer which is the synonym of abrupt.

• A. Repair
• B. Fix
• C. Break
• D. Sew

Explanation: Repair, fix and sew all come under the category of mend. The only word opposite to mend is the given options is "Break"

• A. Loud
• B. Quiet
• C. Soft
• D. Noiseless
• E. Mute

Explanation: Muffled means not loud because of being obstructed in some way; muted. All the given options are synonyms of muffled except "loud".

• A. Worried
• B. Anxious
• C. Relaxed
• D. Alarmed

Explanation: Relieved is the most related to 'relaxed'.Both of these indicate a sense or comfort or ease.

• A. Prisoner
• B. Crook
• C. Acquit
• D. Hire
• E. Stretch

Explanation: Convict means to declare someone as a criminal.

• A. Smiling
• B. Pleased
• C. Annoyed
• D. Delighted

Explanation: Amused means to 'be happy '. Smiling, pleased and delighted all are synonyms of amused. Annoyed is the exact opposite of amused i.e. to be slightly bothered.

• A. dispassionate
• B. obligatory
• C. voluntary
• D. confirmed
• E. unhappy

Explanation: Mandatory means something that is compulsory/obligatory to do. The opposite of which will be voluntary, which implies an element of intent in doing work.

• A. clever
• B. dishonesty
• C. resolution
• D. failure

Explanation: Dishonesty is the word opposite in meaning to Honesty as it means to show deceitfulness in one's behavior.

• A. deface
• B. lionize
• C. remove
• D. punish
• E. aggravate

Explanation: To provoke something means to trigger something, the closest word to which will be "aggravate."