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Synonyms
Which of these words is closest in meaning to the word
provided?
1. remote
a. automatic
b. distant
c. savage
d. mean
2. detest
a. argue
b. hate
c. discover
d. reveal
3. gracious
a. pretty
b. clever
c. pleasant
d. present
4. predict
a. foretell
b. decide
c. prevent
d. discover
5. kin
a. exult
b. twist
c. friend
d. relative
6. pensive
a. oppressed
b. caged
c. thoughtful
d. happy
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Synonyms
Which of these words is closest in meaning to the word
provided?
7. banish
a. exile
b. hate
c. fade
d. clean
8. fraud
a. malcontent
b. argument
c. imposter
d. clown
9. saccharine
a. leave
b. sweet
c. arid
d. quit
10. drag
a. sleepy
b. crush
c. proud
d. pull
11. jovial
a. incredulous
b. merry
c. revolting
d. dizzy
12. indifferent
a. neutral
b. unkind
c. precious
d. mean
13. simulate
a. excite
b. imitate
c. trick
d. apelike
14. charisma
a. ghost
b. force
c. charm
d. courage
15. apportion
a. divide
b. decide
c. cut
d. squabble
16. generic
a. general
b. cheap
c. fresh
d. elderly
17. qualm
a. distress
b. impunity
c. persevere
d. scruple
18. wary
a. calm
b. curved
c. confused
d. cautious
19. distort
a. wrong
b. evil
c. deform
d. harm
20. sumptuous
a. delirious
b. gorgeous
c. perilous
d. luxurious
21. reel
a. whirl
b. fish
c. hit
d. mistake
22. inscrutable
a. difficult
b. mysterious
c. inflexible
d. wary
23. appall
a. delirious
b. covered
c. dismay
d. confuse
24. upright
a. honorable
b. horizontal
c. humble
d. supine
25. reverie
a. palimpsest
b. phantom
c. daydream
d. curio
26. loot
a. destruction
b. waste
c. spoils
d. cavort
27. loquacious
a. talkative
b. thirsty
c. beautiful
d. complicated
28. chimera
a. chimney
b. protest
c. illusion
d. panache
29. temerity
a. audacity
b. fearfulness
c. shyness
d. stupidity
30. educe
a. demand
b. elicit
c. ideal
d. unlawful
31. nabob
a. bigwig
b. doubter
c. frolic
d. converse
32. pall
a. light
b. satiate
c. carry
d. horror
33. sacrosanct
a. prayer
b. sanctuary
c. pious
d. sacred
34. louche
a. gauche
b. fine
c. brilliant
d. indecent
35. stentorian
a. violent
b. misbegotten
c. loud
d. stealthy
Answers
1. b. remote means faraway, or distant
2. b. to detest means to feel intense or violent dislike, or to hate
3. c. gracious means to be pleasant or considerate in social
interactions
4. a. to predict means to declare in advance or to foretell
5. d. kin means people with common ancestors, or relatives
6. c. pensive means moodily or dreamily thoughtful
7. a. to banish means to drive out from home or country, or to exile
8. c. a fraud is someone who is not what he or she pretends to be, or
an imposter
9. b. saccharine means overly sweet
10. d. to drag is to pull , or to cause movement in a direction with
applied force
11. b. jovial means good humored or merry
12. a. to be indifferent is to be marked by impartiality or to be
neutral
13. b. to simulate is to assume the outward appearance of, or to
imitate
14. c. charisma is magnetic charm or appeal
15. a. to apportion is to divide and share out
16. a. generic means having the characteristic of a whole group,
or general
17. d. a qualm is a feeling of uneasiness about a moral issue, or a
scruple
18. d. wary means to be attentive especially to danger, or to be
cautious
19. c. to distort means to twist out of a normal state, or to deform
20. d. sumptuous means excessively costly, rich, or luxurious
21. a. one meaning of reel is to move round and round, or to whirl
22. b. inscrutable means not easily interpreted or understood, or
mysterious
23. c. to appall is to overcome with shock, or to dismay
24. a. upright can mean either honorable or vertical; horizontal and
supine are both antonyms of upright
25. c. a reverie means the state of being lost in thought, or a
daydream
26. c. loot means goods seized in war, or spoils
27. a. loquacious means excessively talkative , or garrulous
28. c. a chimera is a fabrication of the mind, or an illusion
29. a. temerity means unreasonable contempt for danger or
recklessness, or audacity
30. b. to educe means to develop som**hing potential or latent; to
elicitmeans to draw out som**hing hidden or latent
31. a. a nabob is a person of great wealth or importance, or a bigwig
32. b. to pall can mean to deprive of pleasure in som**hing by
satiating
33. d. sacrosanct means the most sacred , or holy
34. d. louche means not reputable, or indecent
35. c. stentorian means loud and is usually used to imply a voice of great power and range
Antonyms
Which of these words is most nearly the opposite of the
word provided?
36. withdraw
a. reduce
b. need
c. advance
d. want
37. secret
a. friendly
b. covert
c. hidden
d. overt
38. heartfelt
a. loving
b. insincere
c. unhealthy
d. humorous
39. impartial
a. hostile
b. biased
c. dislike
d. worried
40. luminous
a. clear
b. dim
c. brittle
d. clever
41. awe
a. borrow
b. shallow
c. low
d. contempt
42. pit
a. group
b. peak
c. select
d. marry
43. rotund
a. round
b. unimportant
c. thin
d. dull
44. talent
a. ungrateful
b. silent
c. show
d. inability
45. common
a. strange
b. uneasy
c. quick
d. fast
46. brazen
a. bashful
b. boisterous
c. noisy
d. heated
47. expect
a. attend
b. regret
c. despair
d. loathe
48. malodorous
a. acrid
b. pungent
c. fragrant
d. delicious
49. expound
a. besmirch
b. confuse
c. confine
d. condemn
50. pique
a. value
b. gully
c. smooth
d. soothe
51. abate
a. free
b. augment
c. provoke
d. wane
52. dearth
a. lack
b. poverty
c. abundance
d. foreign
53. peaked
a. tired
b. arrogant
c. pointy
d. ruddy
54. abridge
a. shorten
b. extend
c. stress
d. easy
55. kindle
a. smother
b. detest
c. enemy
d. discourage
56. meager
a. kind
b. generous
c. thoughtful
d. copious
57. philistine
a. novice
b. intellectual
c. pious
d. debutante
58. zenith
a. worst
b. apex
c. nadir
d. past
59. germane
a. irrelevant
b. indifferent
c. impartial
d. improvident
60. irascible
a. determined
b. placid
c. reasonable
d. pliant
61. approbate
a. ingratitude
b. condemn
c. dissatisfaction
d. master
62. supercilious
a. unimportant
b. relevant
c. serious
d. meek
63. improvident
a. cautious
b. fortunate
c. proven
d. intelligent
64. demur
a. embrace
b. crude
c. boisterous
d. falter
65. fatuous
a. crafty
b. frugal
c. sensible
d. inane

66. quiescent
a. lackadaisical
b. active
c. dull
d. prescient
67. sartorial
a. cheerful
b. sincere
c. inelegant
d. homespun
68. sapient
a. hunched
b. strong
c. simple
d. simian
69. matutinal
a. paternal
b. crepuscular
c. maritime
d. marsupial
70. impecunious
a. wealthy
b. cautious
c. hungry
d. tardy
Answers
36. c. to withdraw means to remove or retreat; to advance is the
opposite of retreat
37. d. secret means hidden or covert; overt means open to view
38. b. heartfelt means expressing genuine feeling, or sincere, so
insincere is its opposite
39. b. impartial means to be without prejudice or bias, therefore
biased is the opposite
40. b. luminous means radiating or reflecting light, or glowing; dim
means dark or dull
41. d. awe means a sense of deep respect or veneration; contempt
means a lack of respect, or disdain
42. b. a pit is a hole and a peakis the top of a hill or mountain
43. c. rotund means rounded or plump, therefore thin is the opposite
44. d. a talent is a special creative or artistic ability, therefore inability
is the opposite
45. a. common means ordinary or familiar; strange means unfamiliar
46. a. brazen means to be defiant or insolent; bashfulmeans to be shy
or timid
47. c. to expect is to wait for or to look forward to; to despairis to
lose all hope
48. c. malodorous means to have a bad smell; fragrant means
smelling sweet or delicate
49. b. to expound means to explain; to confuse , or confound, is the
opposite of expound
50. d. to pique means to excite or irritate; to soothemeans to calm
51. b. to abate means to reduce in degree or intensity; to augment
means to increase
52. c. dearth means an inadequate supply or lack of som**hing;
abundance means an ample quantity, or wealth
53. d. to be peaked is to appear pale or wan; to be ruddy is to have a
healthy, red complexion
54. b. to abridge means to shorten and to extendmeans to lengthen
55. a. to kindle means to start burning or ignite; to smother means to
stifle or suppress
56. d. meager means lacking in quality or quantity; copious means
present in large quantity, or abundant
57. b. philistine is used disparagingly to describe a person guided by
material rather than intellectual values; an intellectual is a
person who engages in creative use of his or her intellect
58. a. zenith means the highest point or the apex; nadir means the
lowest point
59. a. germane means to be appropriate or relevant, therefore
irrelevant is the opposite
60. b. irascible means easily angered; placid means calm or serene
61. b. to approbate means to approve or sanction; to condemnmeans
to declare wrong or to convict
62. d. supercilious means coolly or patronizingly haughty; meek
means enduring injury with patience and without resentment
63. a. improvident means lacking prudent foresight, or careless;
cautious means to be wary or to exercise forethought.
64. a. to demur means to delay or hesitate; to embrace means to
accept readily or gladly; demure means coy
65. c. fatuous means inanely foolish; sensible is its nearest opposite
66. b. quiescent means marked by inactivity or repose, therefore
active is the opposite
67. a. sartorial means of or relating to tailored clothes; homespun
means homemade
68. c. sapient means possessing great wisdom, or sage; one meaning of
simple is deficient in intelligence
69. b. matutinal means of or relating to the morning; crepuscular
means relating to or resembling twilight
70. a. impecunious means having little or no money, therefore wealthy is the opposite

ONE WORD SUBSTITUTES
ABATTOIR : A place where animals are
slaughtered.
ACCOMPLICE : A partner in crime.
AESTHETE : A p erso n with a h ig hly
developed sense of beauty.
AFFLUENT : Wealthy; having abundance of
money.
AGORAPHOBIA : Unreasonable fear of open
spaces.
ALLEVIATE : To lessen , make less
severe.
ALTRUIST : One who does good work
for others without thought of
personal gain.
AMBIDEXTROUS : Able to use the left hand as
well as the right.
AMBIGUOUS : A word or statement which
can be interpreted in two
ways.
ANACHRONISM : That which appears to be in
the wrong period.
ANGLOPHILE : An admirer of the English
people, language, manners
or way of life.
ANGLOPHOBE : One who d islikes th e
English and England.
ARMISTICE : An ag reemen t to sto p
fighting in a war.
ARISTOCRACY : A government run by the rich
and the elite people; a class
of well-born people.
ARTISTE : Professional singer, dancer etc.
ATHEIST : A person who does not
believe in the existence of God.
AUTOCRACY : A g overn ment where the
power is concentrated
in the hands of one person.
AUTOPSY : Medical examination of a
dead body.
BANKRUPT : A person who cannot pay
his debts.
BARBARIAN : An uncivilised person.
BARRICADE : Hastily erec ted barrier
across a street.
BELLIGERENT : On e wh o is eng ag ed in
fighting a battle or war.
BIBLIOGRAPHY : A list of writings on a subject.
BIBLIOPHILE : One who loves books.
BIOGRAPHY : The story of a person’s life.
BLASPHEMOUS : On e wh o is irreveren t
towards God.
BREVITY : Briefn ess; sho rtness o f
time.
BREWERY : A place where beer is made.
BUREAUCRACY : A government run by civil
servants.
CALLIGRAPHY : The art of beautiful hand
writing.
CARDIOLOGIST : A d oc to r sp ec ialising in
matters relating to the heart.
CATHOLICITY : Bro ad o utloo k, free from
prejudice
CELIBACY : T he state o f bein g
unmarried.
CHARLATAN : One who deceives others
by claiming to be an expert.
CIRCUMLOCUTION : A ro un dabo ut way o f
expression.
CLAUSTROPHOBIA: A morbid fear of confined
spaces.
COAGULATE : Ch an ge fro m liqu id into
solid by chemical reaction.
COLLOQUIAL : Su itab le for o rd in ary
informal conversation.
COMBUSTIBLE : That which can catch fire
and burn easily.
COMEDIAN : One who plays funny parts
in plays or films.
COMMODITY : An article of trade o r
commerce.
COMPATRIOT : A person belonging to one’s
own country.
COMPLEXION : T he n atural c olou r an d
appear- ance of skin.
COMPULSORY : That which must be done.
CONDUCTOR : That which acts as a path for
electricity, heat etc.
CONNOISSEUR : A person who is competent
to pass critical judgement
upon anything.
CONSCRIPT : A person who is compelled
by law to serve in the armed
forces.
CONSORTIUM : A combination of several
businesses for a common
purpose.
CONTAGIOUS : That which spreads easily,
especially a disease.
CONTRETEMPS : An un lu ck y even t, an
unexpected set-back.
CONTROVERSIAL : That which causes debate
or argument.
CONVENTION (2) : A formal assemb ly o r
conference of people of the
same business to discuss
practices.
CORRIGENDUM : Som**hing to be corrected
in a printed book.
COUNTERFEIT : Copy som**hing exactly in
order to deceive.
COUP D’ÉTAT : Sudden overthrow of a
government, especially by force.
CRUISE : A sea voyage for pleasure.
CYGNET : A young swan.
CYNIC : One who has little faith in
human sincerity or honesty.
DEBACLE : A sudden complete failure.
DENOUEMENT : The last part of a play, book
etc . wh ere all th e
complications of the plot are
solved.
DETERGENT : A cleaning agent, especially
a synthetic substance.
DETERRENT : Som**hing to discourage
people from doing wrong.
DILETTANTE : An admirer of the fine arts.
DISARMAMENT : Reduction of weapons by
governments.
DISINFORMATION : False information spread
in tentio nally to spread
propaganda.
DOMICILE : A plac e wh ere on e lives
permanently.
DRAGNET : A system o f co nn ec ted
ac tions and m**h ods for
catching criminals.
DRUDGERY : Hard, uninteresting work.
DUET : Song sung by two people
together.
EBULLIENT : High-spirited, exuberant.
EFFEMINATE : A man who has the qualities
of a woman.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA : A book giving information on
all branches of knowledge.
ENTOMOLOGY : Th e sc ientific stu dy o f
insects.
EPIC : A long narrative poem.
EPILOGUE : Concluding part of a literary
work.
ERGONOMICS : The study of the efficiency of
people in their working
environment.
ERR : Make a mistake, do wrong.
ESTUARY : The wide mouth of a river.
EVOLUTION : Gradual development from
simple life forms to complex
ones.
EXCISE : Tax on goods produced and
used in a country.
EXERTION : Making an effort; trying very
hard to do som**hing.
EXTEMPORE : A speech made without any
previous thought or
preparation.
EXTERMINATE : To put an end to som**hing by
killing.
EXTROVERT : A person who is active, lively
and enjoys the company of
others
EXUBERANT : Lively, high-spirited.
FALLACY : A false idea or belief.
FARCE : A light-hearted humorous
play with silly action.
FASTIDIOUS : One who cannot be easily
pleased.
FAVOURITISM : T he p ractic e of g ivin g
favo ured treatment to
certain people.
FEBRILE : Of or caused by fever.
FEMINIST : A supporter of the cause of
women.
FIANCÉE : A girl to wh om a man is
engaged to be married.
FISSION : Splitting of the nucleus of an
atom.
FLOGGING : Severe beating with a whip.
FLUVIAL : Of, found in, or produced by
rivers.
FOOLSCAP : A size of paper, also called
‘legal’ format.
FOREMAN : A skilled worker in charge
of other workmen.
FOURTH ESTATE : Influential newspapers and
journalists.
FRANCOPHILE : An admirer of the French
people, language, manners
or way of life.
FRANCOPHOBE : One who d islikes th e
French and France.
FRATRICIDE : The murder of one’s brother.
FREIGHT : Goods carried by train, ship
etc.
FUDDY-DUDDY : An elderly person who does
not understand or approve
of modern ideas.
FUMIGATE : To clear of disease, bacteria
etc., by means of chemical
smoke.
GARAGE : A bu ilding in wh ic h
motorcars are parked.
GARRULOUS : One wh o talks to o much
about uninteresting things.
GASTRONOMY : T he art and scien ce o f
cooking and eating good
food.
GENOCIDE : Elimination or killing of a
whole race.
GERMANOPHILE : An admirer of the German
people, language, manners
or way of life.
GERMANOPHOBE: One who d islikes th e
Germans and Germany.
GERMICIDE : A medicine that kills germs.
GLACIER : A mass of ice moving very
slowly down a mountain
valley.
GLUT : A larger supply than
necessary.
GRAFFITI : Rough drawing or writing on
public walls.
GRAMINIVORE : An animal that eats grain.
GRATIS : Without payment, free of cost.
GUBERNATORIAL : Of a governor.
HALLUCINATION : Seeing som**hing which is
not actually present.
HAVEN : A place of calm and safety.
HEDONIST : One who lives for pleasure.
HERBIVORE : A plant-eating animal.
HISTRIONICS : Overreacting in a theatrical
manner.
HOLOCAUST : Great destruction and the
loss of many lives; the mass
killing of Jews in World War
II.
HOLSTER : A leather holder for a pistol.
HOMICIDE : The killing of one man by
another man.
HOMONYM : A word which agrees with
another in pronun-ciation and
perhaps also in spelling but is
different in meaning.
HONORARY : An office for which no salary
is paid.
HOOLIGAN : A noisy rough person who
causes trouble.
HORTICULTURE : The art of garden cultivation.
HUB : The central part of a wheel.
HYPERCRITICAL : Excessively critical.
HYPOCHONDRIAC: One who has exaggerated
anxiety about his health.
HYPOCRITICAL : Pretence of virtue or goodness;
saying one thing while thinking
another.
HYPOTHESIS : Supposition made as basis
for reasoning.
IDEALISM : Practice of forming and
following ideals.
IDEOLOGY : Set of ideas at the basis of
certain economic or political
systems.
IDOLATRY : Worship of idols.
IGNORAMUS : A thoroughly ignorant person.
ILLEGAL : That which is contrary to law.
ILLEGIBLE : Handwriting which cannot
be read.
ILLITERATE : One who is unable to read or
write.
IMMEMORIAL : Too old to be remembered,
ancient beyond memory.
IMMINENT : About to happen.
IMMORTAL : That which never dies.
IMPASSABLE : That which cannot be passed
through.
IMPLACABLE : Impossible to satisfy, change
or make less angry.
IMPREGNABLE : That which cannot be attacked
or taken by force.
INACCESSIBLE : That cannot be approached
or reached.
INAUSPICIOUS : Not of good omen.
INCORPOREAL : Without a body.
INCREDIBLE : That cannot be believed.
INDEFATIGABLE : One who is incapable of
being tired.
INDELIBLE : Incapable of being effaced or
cancelled or obliterated.
INDIGENOUS : Belonging naturally to a place.
INDOPHILE : An admirer of the Indian
people, its culture, manners or
way of life.
INDOPHOBE : One who dislikes the Indians
and India.
INEDIBLE : Som**hing which cannot be
eaten.
INEVITABLE : That which is bound to
happen.
INEXPLICABLE : That which cannot be
explained.
INFLAMMABLE : Capable of catching fire.
INFLATE : To fill with air or gas.
INGENIOUS : Very clever.
INIMITABLE : That which cannot be imitated.
INNATE : That which one is born with.
INNOCUOUS : That which is quite harmless.
INTANGIBLE : That cannot be mentally
grasped.
INTELLIGENTSIA : The class of people who
think independently.
INTOLERABLE : That which cannot be
endured.
INTROSPECTION : Examination of one’s own
mental processes.
INTUITION : Immediate apprehension by
mind reasoning.
INVINCIBLE : That cannot be conquered or
defeated.
INVULNERABLE : T hat wh ic h cann ot b e
wounded.
IRREPARABLE : That which canno t be
repaired.
IRREPROACHABLE : So good that no criticism can
be made.
JAYWALK : To cross streets on foot in a
careless an d dangerous
way.
JOEY : A young kangaroo.
JUDICIOUS : Wise, sound in judgement.
KIMONO : A loose gown of silk as worn
in Japan.
KNIGHTHOOD : The right to put ‘Sir’ in front of
one’s name.
LACKEY : One who behaves like a
servant by always obeying.
LAMINATE : To cover with thin sheets of
metal or plastic.
LEGIBLE : Capable of being read
clearly.
LEONINE : Of or like a lion.
LEXICOGRAPHER : One who compiles diction-aries.
LIBERTARIAN : One who believes that one
shou ld have freedo m of
expression.
LIMERICK : A humorous short poem with
five lines.
LITERATI : People with knowledge of
literature.
LOQUACIOUS : One who talks a lot.
LOWBROW : One who has no interest in
literature, art etc.
LULLABY : A pleasant song sung to
send children to sleep.
MACHETE : A knife with a broad heavy
blade.
MAGNUM OPUS : A great work of art, particularly
literary.
MALEDICTION : Evil, vicious speech.
MANUAL : A book giving information about
how to work som**hing.
MANUSCRIPT : Handwritten script of a book.
MARTINET : A strict disciplinarian.
MASCOT : Som**hing chosen as a
symbol to bring good luck.
MA*****ST : One who enj oys pain or
humiliation.
MEDIOCRE : One who is neither intelligent nor
dull.
MEGALOMANIA : The belief that on e is
extremely important.
MELODIOUS : Sweet sounding.
MERCANTILE : Of trade and business.
METEOROLOGY : Th e sc ientific stu dy o f
weather conditions

Synonyms
Which of these words is closest in meaning to the word
provided?
1. remote
a. automatic
b. distant
c. savage
d. mean
2. detest
a. argue
b. hate
c. discover
d. reveal
3. gracious
a. pretty
b. clever
c. pleasant
d. present
4. predict
a. foretell
b. decide
c. prevent
d. discover
5. kin
a. exult
b. twist
c. friend
d. relative
6. pensive
a. oppressed
b. caged
c. thoughtful
d. happy
1
Synonyms
Which of these words is closest in meaning to the word
provided?
7. banish
a. exile
b. hate
c. fade
d. clean
8. fraud
a. malcontent
b. argument
c. imposter
d. clown
9. saccharine
a. leave
b. sweet
c. arid
d. quit
10. drag
a. sleepy
b. crush
c. proud
d. pull
11. jovial
a. incredulous
b. merry
c. revolting
d. dizzy
12. indifferent
a. neutral
b. unkind
c. precious
d. mean
13. simulate
a. excite
b. imitate
c. trick
d. apelike
14. charisma
a. ghost
b. force
c. charm
d. courage
15. apportion
a. divide
b. decide
c. cut
d. squabble
16. generic
a. general
b. cheap
c. fresh
d. elderly
17. qualm
a. distress
b. impunity
c. persevere
d. scruple
18. wary
a. calm
b. curved
c. confused
d. cautious
19. distort
a. wrong
b. evil
c. deform
d. harm
20. sumptuous
a. delirious
b. gorgeous
c. perilous
d. luxurious
21. reel
a. whirl
b. fish
c. hit
d. mistake
22. inscrutable
a. difficult
b. mysterious
c. inflexible
d. wary
23. appall
a. delirious
b. covered
c. dismay
d. confuse
24. upright
a. honorable
b. horizontal
c. humble
d. supine
25. reverie
a. palimpsest
b. phantom
c. daydream
d. curio
26. loot
a. destruction
b. waste
c. spoils
d. cavort
27. loquacious
a. talkative
b. thirsty
c. beautiful
d. complicated
28. chimera
a. chimney
b. protest
c. illusion
d. panache
29. temerity
a. audacity
b. fearfulness
c. shyness
d. stupidity
30. educe
a. demand
b. elicit
c. ideal
d. unlawful
31. nabob
a. bigwig
b. doubter
c. frolic
d. converse
32. pall
a. light
b. satiate
c. carry
d. horror
33. sacrosanct
a. prayer
b. sanctuary
c. pious
d. sacred
34. louche
a. gauche
b. fine
c. brilliant
d. indecent
35. stentorian
a. violent
b. misbegotten
c. loud
d. stealthy
Answers
1. b. remote means faraway, or distant
2. b. to detest means to feel intense or violent dislike, or to hate
3. c. gracious means to be pleasant or considerate in social
interactions
4. a. to predict means to declare in advance or to foretell
5. d. kin means people with common ancestors, or relatives
6. c. pensive means moodily or dreamily thoughtful
7. a. to banish means to drive out from home or country, or to exile
8. c. a fraud is someone who is not what he or she pretends to be, or
an imposter
9. b. saccharine means overly sweet
10. d. to drag is to pull , or to cause movement in a direction with
applied force
11. b. jovial means good humored or merry
12. a. to be indifferent is to be marked by impartiality or to be
neutral
13. b. to simulate is to assume the outward appearance of, or to
imitate
14. c. charisma is magnetic charm or appeal
15. a. to apportion is to divide and share out
16. a. generic means having the characteristic of a whole group,
or general
17. d. a qualm is a feeling of uneasiness about a moral issue, or a
scruple
18. d. wary means to be attentive especially to danger, or to be
cautious
19. c. to distort means to twist out of a normal state, or to deform
20. d. sumptuous means excessively costly, rich, or luxurious
21. a. one meaning of reel is to move round and round, or to whirl
22. b. inscrutable means not easily interpreted or understood, or
mysterious
23. c. to appall is to overcome with shock, or to dismay
24. a. upright can mean either honorable or vertical; horizontal and
supine are both antonyms of upright
25. c. a reverie means the state of being lost in thought, or a
daydream
26. c. loot means goods seized in war, or spoils
27. a. loquacious means excessively talkative , or garrulous
28. c. a chimera is a fabrication of the mind, or an illusion
29. a. temerity means unreasonable contempt for danger or
recklessness, or audacity
30. b. to educe means to develop som**hing potential or latent; to
elicitmeans to draw out som**hing hidden or latent
31. a. a nabob is a person of great wealth or importance, or a bigwig
32. b. to pall can mean to deprive of pleasure in som**hing by
satiating
33. d. sacrosanct means the most sacred , or holy
34. d. louche means not reputable, or indecent
35. c. stentorian means loudand is usually used to imply a voice of
great power and range

Primary TET 2015 সম্পর্কে কিছু information দেওয়া হল
1. QUESTION PATTERN
Child development (30 marks),
First language (30 marks),
Second Language (30 marks),
Mathematics (30 marks),
Environmental Studies (30 marks).

এ বছরের TET exam এ কোনো negative marking থাকবে না।

DATE OF EXAM : 30TH AUG

2. SUGGESTED READING

A. Child Development & Psychology

• Educational Psychology. (শিক্ষন মনোবিদ্যা)
• Child development and its relation with learning.(শিশুর বিকাশ)
• Principals of the development of child.
• Language & speech development. (ভাষা ও কথন দক্ষতা)
• Influence of Hereditary and environment. (পিতা মাতার প্রভাব)
• Socialisation process. (সামাজিকরণ পদ্ধতি)
• Piaget's, Kohlberg's and Vygotsky's concept(ধারনা).
• Progressive Education. (উন্নয়ণ মুলক শিক্ষা)
• Intelligence.(বদ্ধিমত্তা)
• Children with special needs. ( শারিরিক বা মানসিক প্রতিবন্দধির শিক্ষা)
• Needs of children with learning difficulties, impairment etc.
• Addressing the talented, creative, specially able learners.
• Strategies of children learning.
• Why children fail to achieve success in exam.
• Cognition and emotion.
• Motivation and learning

B. Bengali (1st language)

C. English (2nd language)

• questions will came from an unseen passage, which mention on the question paper.
• Article and preposition.
• Phrasal Verb.
• Voice Change.
• Narration change.
• Synonyms & Antonyms.
• One word substitution.
• Sentence completion.
• Spotting errors.
• Sentence improvement.
• Reconstruction of sentence.
• Idioms and Phrases.
• Spelling test.

Mathematics

• Theory of numbers. (সংখ্যা তত্ত্ব )
• L.C.M and H.C.F (ল।সা।গু এবং গ।স।গু)
• Average. (গোড়)
• Simplification (সরলীকরণ)
• Ratio (অনুপাত)
• Profit and loss লাভ ক্ষতি
• Proportion of mixture. মিশ্রণ
• Simple Interest সুদ কষা
• Time, Distance and velocity. সময় ও দুরত্ব
• Time and Work. সময় ও কার্য
• Percentage শতকরা
• Algebra. বীজ গণিত
• Basic geometry. জ্যামিতি
পরিমিতি
• Practice all the numerical problems of class five to ten, questions will came from there.

E. Environmental Studies
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Primary TET 2015 সম্পর্কে কিছু information দেওয়া হল
1. QUESTION PATTERN
Child development (30 marks),
First language (30 marks),
Second Language (30 marks),
Mathematics (30 marks),
Environmental Studies (30 marks).

এ বছরের TET exam এ কোনো negative marking থাকবে না।

DATE OF EXAM : 30TH AUG

2. SUGGESTED READING

A. Child Development & Psychology

• Educational Psychology. (শিক্ষন মনোবিদ্যা)
• Child development and its relation with learning.(শিশুর বিকাশ)
• Principals of the development of child.
• Language & speech development. (ভাষা ও কথন দক্ষতা)
• Influence of Hereditary and environment. (পিতা মাতার প্রভাব)
• Socialisation process. (সামাজিকরণ পদ্ধতি)
• Piaget's, Kohlberg's and Vygotsky's concept(ধারনা).
• Progressive Education. (উন্নয়ণ মুলক শিক্ষা)
• Intelligence.(বদ্ধিমত্তা)
• Children with special needs. ( শারিরিক বা মানসিক প্রতিবন্দধির শিক্ষা)
• Needs of children with learning difficulties, impairment etc.
• Addressing the talented, creative, specially able learners.
• Strategies of children learning.
• Why children fail to achieve success in exam.
• Cognition and emotion.
• Motivation and learning

B. Bengali (1st language)
সমাস, বাচ্য, উক্তি, পদ , এক কথাই প্রকাশ, সমার্থক সব্দ, বিপরীত সব্দ, শিশু সাহিত্যিক, বোধ পরীক্ষন , বাগ ধারা, কবি সাহিত্যিক পরিছিতি, বাংলা সাহিত্যের ইতিহাস ইত্যাদি

C. English (2nd language)

• questions will came from an unseen passage, which mention on the question paper.
• Article and preposition.
• Phrasal Verb.
• Voice Change.
• Narration change.
• Synonyms & Antonyms.
• One word substitution.
• Sentence completion.
• Spotting errors.
• Sentence improvement.
• Reconstruction of sentence.
• Idioms and Phrases.
• Spelling test.

Mathematics

• Theory of numbers. (সংখ্যা তত্ত্ব )
• L.C.M and H.C.F (ল।সা।গু এবং গ।স।গু)
• Average. (গোড়)
• Simplification (সরলীকরণ)
• Ratio (অনুপাত)
• Profit and loss লাভ ক্ষতি
• Proportion of mixture. মিশ্রণ
• Simple Interest সুদ কষা
• Time, Distance and velocity. সময় ও দুরত্ব
• Time and Work. সময় ও কার্য
• Percentage শতকরা
• Algebra. বীজ গণিত
• Basic geometry. জ্যামিতি
পরিমিতি
• Practice all the numerical problems of class five to ten, questions will came from there.

E. Environmental Studies
এর জন্য class v থেকে class viii এর প্রকৃতি বিজ্ঞানের বই পড়ুন এর সাথে সাথে graduation level এর environment science এর উপর যে কোনো ভাল note book পড়ুন । exam ভাল হবে।

খুব শীঘ্রই নানান বিশয়ের উপর study material পাওয়া যাবে আমাদের এই like page এ