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2851. DIRECTIONS: In each of the following questions, four alternative meanings of a word the nearest correct ANTONYM of the given and fill the appropriate Bubble/Circle on the MCQ Response Form. HEAP
- A. Squander
- B. Evanescence
- C. Plethora
- D. Abnegation
Explanation: The correct answer is indeed A. Squander.Here's the explanation:- Heap means a large quantity or amount of something, often in a disorganized or untidy state.- Squander means to waste or spend something recklessly, often reducing a large amount or heap to nothing.In this case, Heap and Squander are related in the sense that squandering something can reduce a large amount or heap to nothing.The other options don't match:B. Evanescence means the state of fading away or being fleeting.C. Plethora means a large or excessive amount of something, which is a synonym of Heap, but not the correct answer in this case.D. Abnegation means the act of giving up or renouncing something
Correct answer: Squander2852. DIRECTIONS: In each of the following questions, four alternative meanings of a word the nearest correct ANTONYM of the given and fill the appropriate Bubble/Circle on the MCQ Response Form. HIDEOUS
- A. Obnoxious
- B. Cognizant
- C. Resplendent
- D. Didactic
Explanation: The correct answer is C. Resplendent.Hideous means extremely unpleasant or repulsive, often in terms of appearance. Resplendent means impressively beautiful or attractive, often in terms of appearance.They are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings. While Hideous describes something as repulsive, Resplendent describes something as beautiful.The other options don't match:A. Obnoxious means unpleasant or annoying, but not necessarily in terms of appearance.B. Cognizant means aware or informed, which doesn't relate to the idea of appearance or attractiveness.D. Didactic means intended to teach or instruct, which doesn't relate to the idea of appearance or attractiveness.
Correct answer: Resplendent2853. DIRECTIONS: In each of the following questions, four alternative meanings of a word the nearest correct ANTONYM of the given and fill the appropriate Bubble/Circle on the MCQ Response Form. HAUGHTY
- A. Unaggressive
- B. Garrulous
- C. Pugnacious
- D. Impertinent
Explanation: The correct answer is indeed A. Unaggressive.Haughty means having or showing an attitude of superiority, often accompanied by a lack of friendliness or respect. Unaggressive means not aggressive or confrontational, often implying a more humble or gentle approach.They are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings. While Haughty describes an attitude of superiority, Unaggressive describes a lack of aggression or assertiveness.The other options don't match:B. Garrulous means talkative or loquacious.C. Pugnacious means aggressive or combative, which is opposite of Unaggressive but not the correct answer in this case.D. Impertinent means showing a lack of respect or politeness, which is similar to Haughty but not the correct answer in this case
Correct answer: Unaggressive2854. DIRECTIONS: In each of the following questions, four alternative meanings of a word the nearest correct ANTONYM of the given and fill the appropriate Bubble/Circle on the MCQ Response Form. ILLUMINATION
- A. Brightness
- B. Lacklustre
- C. Ostentation
- D. Serendipity
Explanation: The correct answer is B. Lacklustre.Illumination means the state of being lit up or enlightened, often referring to the provision of light or understanding. Lacklustre means lacking brightness or sparkle, often describing something that is dull or uninspiring.They are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings. While Illumination implies light or understanding, Lacklustre implies a lack of light or inspirationThe other options don't match:A. Brightness is a synonym of Illumination, but not the correct answer in this case.C. Ostentation means showy or pretentious display, which doesn't relate to the idea of light or understanding.D. Serendipity means the occurrence of finding something valuable or delightful when you least expect it, which doesn't relate to the idea of light or understanding.
Correct answer: Lacklustre2855. DIRECTIONS: In each of the following questions, four alternative meanings of a word the nearest correct ANTONYM of the given and fill the appropriate Bubble/Circle on the MCQ Response Form. INSINUATED
- A. Adjudicated
- B. Suggested
- C. Chagrined
- D. Unambiguous
Explanation: The correct answer is B. Lacklustre.Illumination means the state of being lit up or enlightened, often referring to the provision of light or understanding. Lacklustre means lacking brightness or sparkle, often describing something that is dull or uninspiring.They are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings. While Illumination implies light or understanding, Lacklustre implies a lack of light or inspirationThe other options don't match:A. Brightness is a synonym of Illumination, but not the correct answer in this case.C. Ostentation means showy or pretentious display, which doesn't relate to the idea of light or understanding.D. Serendipity means the occurrence of finding something valuable or delightful when you least expect it, which doesn't relate to the idea of light or understanding.
Correct answer: Unambiguous2856. DIRECTIONS: In each of the following questions, four alternative meanings of a word the nearest correct ANTONYM of the given and fill the appropriate Bubble/Circle on the MCQ Response Form. JUVENILE
- A. Youngish
- B. Mellow
- C. Deleterious
- D. Intransigent
Explanation: The correct answer is B. Mellow.Juvenile and Mellow are antonyms. Juvenile refers to something or someone that is young, immature, or inexperienced. Mellow, on the other hand, refers to something or someone that is mature, ripe, or softened with age.The other options don't match:A. Youngish is a synonym of Juvenile, not an antonym.C. Deleterious means harmful or damaging, which doesn't relate to the idea of youth or age.D. Intransigent means unwilling to compromise or stubborn, which doesn't relate to the idea of youth or age
Correct answer: Mellow2857. DIRECTIONS: In each of the following questions, four alternative meanings of a word the nearest correct ANTONYM of the given and fill the appropriate Bubble/Circle on the MCQ Response Form.JUBILANT
- A. Munificent
- B. Prolix
- C. Downcast
- D. Triumphant
Explanation: The correct answer is C. Downcast.Jubilant and Downcast are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings.Jubilant means feeling or expressing great joy or triumph, often due to a significant achievement or victory.Downcast means feeling or showing sadness or disappointment.The other options don't match:A. Munificent means generous or liberal in giving, which doesn't relate to the idea of joy or sadness.B. Prolix means lengthy or verbose, which doesn't relate to the idea of joy or sadness.D. Triumphant means feeling or expressing great joy or pride due to a victory or achievement, which is a synonym of Jubilant.
Correct answer: Downcast2858. DIRECTIONS: In each of the following questions, four alternative meanings of a word the nearest correct ANTONYM of the given and fill the appropriate Bubble/Circle on the MCQ Response Form. Intolerable
- A. llowable
- B. Appalling
- C. Recalcitrant
- D. Ubiquitous
Explanation: The correct answer is indeed A. Allowable.Intolerable and Allowable are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings.Intolerable means unable to be endured or tolerated, often due to being unacceptable or unpleasant.Allowable means permitted or acceptable.They have opposite connotations, with Intolerable implying something is unacceptable and Allowable implying something is acceptable.The other options don't match:B. Appalling means shocking or horrifying, which is a synonym of Intolerable.C. Recalcitrant means stubborn or uncooperative.D. Ubiquitous means present or found everywhere.
Correct answer: llowable2859. DIRECTIONS: In each of the following questions, four alternative meanings of a word the nearest correct ANTONYM of the given and fill the appropriate Bubble/Circle on the MCQ Response Form. JEALOUSY
- A. Goodwill
- B. Adumbration
- C. Anathema
- D. Spitefulness
Explanation: The correct answer is indeed A. Goodwill.Jealousy and Goodwill are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings.Jealousy is a feeling of resentment or bitterness towards someone or something, often due to a perceived threat or rivalry.Goodwill is a feeling of kindness, benevolence, or friendly disposition, which is opposite of the negative emotions associated with Jealousy.The other options don't match:B. Adumbration means a faint or vague indication.C. Anathema means something or someone that is detested or loathed, which is more extreme than Jealousy.D. Spitefulness is a feeling of ill will or resentment, which is similar to Jealousy, but not its opposite.
Correct answer: Goodwill2860. DIRECTIONS: In each of the following questions, four alternative meanings of a word the nearest correct ANTONYM of the given and fill the appropriate Bubble/Circle on the MCQ Response Form. LIKELIHOOD
- A. Feasibility
- B. Diatribe
- C. Incredibility
- D. Demagogue
Explanation: The correct answer is indeed C. Incredibility.Likelihood and Incredibility are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings.Likelihood refers to the probability or chance of something happening or being true.Incredibility means the quality of being hard to believe or unlikely, which is opposite of Likelihood.The other options don't match:A. Feasibility refers to the practical possibility or potential for something to happen or be done, which is similar to Likelihood.B. Diatribe means a bitter or abusive speech or writing.D. Demagogue means a leader who exploits emotions and prejudices for political gain.
Correct answer: Incredibility