Build Your Vocabulary Day 4

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Build Your Vocabulary Day 4


1) His _**ephemeral**_ fame faded quickly.

  • A. His lasting fame faded quickly.
  • B. His permanent fame faded quickly.
  • C. His short-lived fame faded quickly.
  • D. His enduring fame faded quickly.

2) The _**equivocal**_ statement caused confusion.

  • A. The clear statement caused confusion.
  • B. The unambiguous statement caused confusion.
  • C. The definite statement caused confusion.
  • D. The ambiguous statement caused confusion.

3) Her _**erudite**_ lecture impressed the students.

  • A. Her ignorant lecture impressed the students.
  • B. Her uneducated lecture impressed the students.
  • C. Her scholarly lecture impressed the students.
  • D. Her uninformed lecture impressed the students.

4) The _**exemplary**_ behavior of the students was praised.

  • A. The deplorable behavior of the students was praised.
  • B. The reprehensible behavior of the students was praised.
  • C. The commendable behavior of the students was praised.
  • D. The disgraceful behavior of the students was praised.

5) The _**expeditious**_ delivery service was appreciated.

  • A. The slow delivery service was appreciated.
  • B. The delayed delivery service was appreciated.
  • C. The hasty delivery service was appreciated.
  • D. The prompt delivery service was appreciated.

6) The _**extol**_ the virtues of the new policy.

  • A. To criticize the virtues of the new policy.
  • B. To denounce the virtues of the new policy.
  • C. To praise the virtues of the new policy.
  • D. To condemn the virtues of the new policy.

7) The _**facetious**_ comment was not taken seriously.

  • A. The serious comment was not taken seriously.
  • B. The earnest comment was not taken seriously.
  • C. The solemn comment was not taken seriously.
  • D. The humorous comment was not taken seriously.

8) The _**fallacious**_ argument was easily disproved.

  • A. The truthful argument was easily disproved.
  • B. The valid argument was easily disproved.
  • C. The false argument was easily disproved.
  • D. The accurate argument was easily disproved.

9) The _**fatuous**_ remark embarrassed everyone.

  • A. The intelligent remark embarrassed everyone.
  • B. The sensible remark embarrassed everyone.
  • C. The foolish remark embarrassed everyone.
  • D. The insightful remark embarrassed everyone.

10) The _**feasible**_ plan was put into action.

  • A. The impractical plan was put into action.
  • B. The unworkable plan was put into action.
  • C. The viable plan was put into action.
  • D. The impossible plan was put into action.
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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