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One Word Substitution Questions and Answers

Direction for [ Question No: 81 To 90 ] :

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

Answer: A

It is credulous.

Credulous describes a person too ready to believe. Credible describes a story that can be believed, and creditable means deserving praise - three words from the same Latin root, each applying to something different.

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84.

A person who tries to deceive people by claiming to  be able to do wonderful things.

Answer: A

It is a trickster.

A trickster deceives by claiming powers he has not. A magician performs tricks openly as entertainment, an impostor assumes a false identity, and a mountebank sells quack remedies from a platform.

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85.

A dramatic performance.

Answer: C

It is a masque.

A masque was a courtly dramatic entertainment with music and dancing, popular in Tudor and Stuart England. A mask is worn on the face, and a mascot brings luck.

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86.

One who does not marry especially as a religious obligation.

Answer: B

It is celibate.

Celibate means unmarried, especially by religious vow. A bachelor is merely an unmarried man, with no vow implied, and a recluse withdraws from society without any reference to marriage.

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Answer: B

It is palatable.

Palatable means pleasant to the taste, from palate. Appetising means stimulating the appetite before eating, tantalising means tempting without satisfying, and sumptuous describes lavishness rather than flavour.

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89.

The part of government concerned with the making of laws.

Answer: D

It is the legislature.

The legislature makes the laws, from the Latin lex, legis. The court and the tribunal apply them, and the bar is the body of barristers.

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90.

One who believes that all things and events in life are predetermined.

Answer: A

It is a fatalist.

A fatalist holds that events are fixed in advance and cannot be altered. A puritan is strict in morals, an egoist self-centred and a tyrant an oppressive ruler.

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