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One Word Substitution Questions and Answers

Direction for [ Question No: 111 To 120 ] :

In questions given below out of four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given word/sentence.

111.

To walk with slow, regular steps.

Answer: C

It is pace.

To pace is to walk with slow, measured steps. To stride is to walk with long ones, to limp is to walk unevenly, and to advance is merely to move forward.

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112.

A style full of words. 

Answer: A

It is verbose.

Verbose means using more words than are needed, from the Latin verbum. Pedantic parades learning, rhetorical uses the devices of oratory, and abundant describes quantity of any kind.

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114.

Having superior or intellectual interests and taste.

Answer: B

It is highbrow.

Highbrow describes intellectual and cultivated tastes, from the notion that a high forehead marks intelligence. Elite refers to social standing, sophisticated to worldliness, and fastidious to being hard to please.

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115.

To cause troops to spread out in readiness for battle.

Answer: B

It is deploy.

To deploy troops is to spread them into battle formation, from the French deployer, to unfold. To disperse is to scatter, which is the opposite of a formation.

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117.

A light sailing boat built specifically for racing.

Answer: B

It is a yacht.

A yacht is a light sailing vessel built for racing or pleasure, from the Dutch jacht, a hunting ship. A dinghy is a small open boat, a canoe is paddled, and a frigate is a warship.

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118.

One who is in charge of a museum.

Answer: A

It is a curator.

A curator has charge of a museum's collection, from the Latin curare, to care for. A warden guards, a caretaker maintains a building, and a supervisor oversees staff.

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120.

One who is honourably discharged from service.

Answer: B

It is emeritus.

Emeritus is used of one who has retired with honour and keeps the title of the office - professor emeritus. It is Latin for having earned one's discharge by service.

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