His officer was a very strict person. (a) pleasant (b) open hearted (c) lenient (d) indifferent
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Servitude is not helpful for mental growth. (a) Disservice (b) Retirement (c) Freedom (d) Termination
His attitude to poor people is deplorable. (a) commendable (b) miserable (c) equitable (d) desirable
The guest made derogatory remarks about the food he was served. (a) interesting (b) complimentary (c) unneccessary (d) cheerful
He has an aversion to milk. (a) dear (b) loving (c) liking (d) pet
The paucity of good teachers is the chief reason for the present condition of these schools. (a) presence (b) surplus (c) appointment (d) retention
Don't you think his account of things was monotonous ? (a) agreeable (b) acceptable (c) varied (d) indecent
Spurious drugs can prove to be fatal. (a) Virtuous (b) Inferior (c) Genuine (d) Contemptuous
Whether the rewards are in commensurate with the efforts or not, a society will always have workaholics and the shirk work groups. (a) disproportionate (b) equal to (c) matched (d) unparalleled
Wars leave behind a large number of emaciated soldiers in the camps of both the victorious and the vanquished. (a) hefty (b) thin (c) disillusioned (d) determined
There was a mammoth gathering to listen to the leader. (a) negligible (b) tiny (c) poor (d) large
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