Quiz D 17

Quiz D 17

1 / 32

A connoisseur is an expert judge in matters of taste.

2 / 32

Compost refers to decayed organic material used as a fertilizer for growing plants.

3 / 32

Composure refers to the state of inventiveness in respect of music or literature.

4 / 32

Composite refers to a thing made up of several parts or elements.

5 / 32

Comportment refers to a division of a railway carriage marked by partitions.

6 / 32

Compunction refers to cruelty inflicted on innocent persons.

7 / 32

Component refers to a part or element of a larger whole.

8 / 32

Complicity refers to the fact or condition of being involved with others in an activity that is unlawful.

9 / 32

Compliance refers to a failure in following rules and procedures.

10 / 32

Which word beginning with co means – compartment where the pilot sits while flying the aircraft?{blank_1}

11 / 32

Which word beginning with cl means – overly sweet?

12 / 32

Which word beginning with cl means – a medieval brass instrument with a clear shrill tone?

13 / 32

Which word beginning with cl means – make loud demands?

14 / 32

Which word beginning with ci means – a tank that holds the water used to flush a toilet?

15 / 32

Which word beginning with ch means – (Yiddish) unbelievable gall; insolence; audacity?

16 / 32

Which word beginning with ch means – (medicine) being long-lasting and recurrent or characterized by long suffering?

17 / 32

Which word beginning with ch means – laugh quietly or with restraint?

18 / 32

Which word beginning with ch means – a grotesque product of the imagination?

19 / 32

Which word beginning with ch means – an intersection or crossing of two tracts in the form of the letter x?

20 / 32

?

21 / 32

Which word is out of place with contrition n. – regret, remorse, inhibition, repentance?

?{blank_1}

22 / 32

Which word is out of place with contingency n. – solvency, eventuality, uncertainty, possibility?

?{blank_1}

23 / 32

Which word is out of place with consummation n. – perfection, accomplishment, fulfilment, sublimation?

?{blank_1}

24 / 32

Which word is out of place with constituency n – district, region, delict, ward?

?{blank_1}

25 / 32

Which word is out of place with consternation – alarm, dismay, horror, coruscation?

?{blank_1}

26 / 32

Which word is out of place with connotation n. – implication, mutation. suggestion, nuance?

?{blank_1}

27 / 32

Which word is out of place with connoisseur n. – atheist, authority, specialist, expert?

?{blank_1}

28 / 32

Which word is out of place with conjunction n. – combination, notation, amalgamation, union?

?{blank_1}

29 / 32

Which word is out of place with conglomerate n. – corporation, consortium, subordinate, association?

?{blank_1}

30 / 32

Which word is out of place with condescension n. – disdain, haughtiness, refrain, superiority?

?{blank_1}

31 / 32

Match the word in the first column with another in the second column to make a recognised phrase or collocation.

circuit
clarion
climate
clinker
clothes
cluster
cocaine
coconut
coeliac
cognate

32 / 32

Match the word in the first column with another in the second column to make a recognised phrase or collocation.

heart's
table
broader/cultural
colour
remote
public
cutting
body
closed/public
significant/high

Your score is

The average score is 14%

Please follow and like us:
Pin Share

Comments

Leave a Reply

Facebook