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Q.1 Choose the word that is near most similar in meaning to the Capitalized words. (1 Mark each) (20)

1. BRISTLE:
a) Regulate
b) Flare up
c) Frail
d) Exhilarate
e) None of These

2. DELUGE
a). Immerse
b) Rescue
c) Drown
d) Overflow
e) None of These

3. TIRADE
a) Argument
b) Procession
c) Angry Speech
d) Torture
e) None of These

4. QUASI
a) Secret
b) Improper
c) Seeming
d) Whole
e) None of These

5. VILIFY
a) To Prove
b) Boast
c) Defraud
d) Defame
e) None of These

6. RIGMAROLE
a) Unnecessary
b) Disorder
c) Confused Talk
d) Game
e) None of These

7. DEIGN
a) Condescend
b) Pretend
c) Disparage
d) Refuse
e) None of These

8. PROLETARIAT
a) Trade Agreement
b) Government Secretariat
c) Labouring Class
d) Wealthy Class
e) None of These

9. LUDICROUS
a) Liberal
b) Fearful
c) Comic
d) Praise Worthy
e) None of These

10. MALEFIC
a) Baleful
b) Belonging to a male person
c) Social
d) Fighting by Nature
e) None of These

11. LANGUID
a) Feeble
b) Dull
c) Vigorous
d) Weak
e) None of these

12. HIGH-STRUNG
a) Nervous
b) Tense
c) Costly
d) Calm
e) None of these

13. METTLE
a) Courage
b) Boldness
c) Cowardice
d) Spirit
e) None of these

14. ABRIDGMENT
a) Epitome
b) Dissect
c) Abstract
d) Synopsis
e) None of these

15. CAJOLE
a) Flaunt
b) Coax
c) Beguile
d) Flatter
e) None of these

16. CELIBACY
a ) Virginity
b)Wedlock
c) Chastity
d) Single
e) None of these

17. INCLEMENT
a) Rough
b) Unpleasant
c) Unfavorable
d) Genial
e) None of these

18. IRRESOLUTE
a) Ineffective
b) Without resolution
c) Yielding
d) Sturdy
e) None of these

19. ANNEXATION
a) Supplement
b) Augmentation
c) Appendix
d) Contraction
e) None of these

20. INCUR
a) Shun
b) Run
c) Blamed
d) Meet
e) None of these
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as per the available options;

Bristle means frail and deluge means overflow

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Someone please share the source from where to prepare these Synonyms Antonyms..... Its really tough to memorize all 3500 words of GRE with synonyms-antonyms....
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Someone please share the source from where to prepare these Synonyms Antonyms..... Its really tough to memorize all 3500 words of GRE with synonyms-antonyms....
You need not memorize GRE synonyms and antonyms until 2 months before the exams. You should enhance your vocabulary by reading news paper and writing on daily basis. And yes when 2 months in the exams are left you may start to cram Some of the GRE words. Further, do not forget to cram past paper synonyms and antonyms. You should also study Saadat ali shah book that could help you in many ways.
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Baron's vocabulary builder and GRE need to be studied comprehensively.They will not only help prepare Vocabulary,synonyms and antonyms but will also aid in the correction of sentences.
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What did u write for analytical questions of comprehension passage ?? What was the average length ???
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Q.1 Choose the word that is near most similar in meaning to the Capitalized words. (1 Mark each) (20)
1. BRISTLE:
a) Regulate b) Flare up c) Frail d) Exhilarate e)None of These
2. DELUGE
a). Immerse b) Rescue c) Drown d)Overflow e)None of These
3. TIRADE
a) Argument b) Procession c) Angry Speech d) Torture e)None of These
4. QUASI
a) Secret b) Improper c) Seeming d) Whole e)None of These
5. VILIFY
a)To Prove b) Bost c) Defraud d) Defame e)None of These
6. RIGMAROLE
a) Unnecessary b) Disorder c) Confused Talk d) Game e)None of These
7. DEIGN
a) Condescend b) Pretend c) Disparage d)Refuse e)None of These
8. PROLETARIAT
a) Trade Agreement b) Government Secritariat c) Labouring Class d) Wealthy Class e)None of These
9. LUDICROUS
a) Liberal b) Fearful c) Comic d) Praise Worthy e)None of These
10. MALEFIC
a) Baleful b) Belonging to a male person c) Social d) Fighting by Nature e)None of These

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1. The milk of human kindness
Fig. natural kindness and sympathy shown to others. (From Shakespeare's play Macbeth, I. v.)
Mariam is completely hard and selfish—she doesn't have the milk of human kindness in her.

2. A rule of thumb
a way of calculating something which is not exact but which will help you to be correct enough
A good rule of thumb is to cook two handfuls of rice per person.


3. Out and out
Complete; thoroughgoing:
One should have out-and-out knowledge about the world affairs.

4. To wash one's dirty linen in public
To discuss one's personal affairs in public
Our politicians must avoid to wash their dirty linen in public.

5. To pay through the nose
To pay too much or heavily
The elite class in Pakistan pay through their nose just to show off.

6. To lose face
To be less respected or show stupidity
He did not need to lose face but he made a mistake.

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1. My boss agreed with my plan.
Correct: My boss agreed to my plan

2. If he was here, he would be as wise as he was during the war.

3. We have amusements in form of music.

4. You get hungry for all the work you have to do
Correct: You get hurry for all the work you have to do.

5. We were glad for being there.
Correct: We were glad to be there

6. I prefer the fifth act of Shakespeare King Lear the best of all.
Correct: I prefer the fifth act of Shakespeare's King Lear the best of all.

7. After finishing my lecture, the bell rang.

8. We needed not to be afraid.
Correct: We need not to be afraid.

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1. “If I had spoken to my father as you speak to me he’d have beaten me,” he said to me.
Indirect: He told me that if he had spoken to his father as I spoke to him, he would have beaten him.

2. “How far is it”? I said, “and how long will take me to get there”?
I wanted to know that how far it was and how long it would take me to go there.

3. “Do you know anybody in this area or could you get a reference from your landlady He asked me.

Indirect: He wanted to know whether I know anybody in this area or could I get a reference from my landlady.

4. She told me to look where I was going as the road was full of holes and very badly lit.

5. He wanted to know if I was going to concert and suggested that we should make up a party and go together.

6. He said, I must’nt mind if the first one wasn’t any good.
Indirect: He told that he must not mind if the first one wasn't any good.
7. “What a nuisance! Now I’ll have to do it all over again”, he exclaimed.

8. “I must go to the dentist tomorrow”, he said. “ I have an appointment”.
He told that he must go to the dentist next day as he had an appointment.
Further Corrections may please be endorsed for benefit of all CSS aspirants:

(2) If he were (was= American English) here, he would be as wise as (he had been) during the war.

(3) (a)We have amusement in form of music
(b) We have/feel amusement in music

(6) I prefer the fifth act of Shakespear's King Lear to all of its acts

(7) After I finished my lecture, the bell rang.

(8)We did not need to be afraid.

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Seniors please tell me about that English grammar which you think
contains sufficient idioms, pair of words, synonyms and antonyms for
the CSS English Composition paper.?
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Seniors please tell me about that English grammar which you think
contains sufficient idioms, pair of words, synonyms and antonyms for
the CSS English Composition paper.?
Exploring the World of English by Syed Sadit Ali Shah.
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I skipped 2 pages in 2011 in my essay paper. Then I wrote PTO on those pages. 45 marks were not possible from first 6 pages they must have turned the page.

My title was : half born countries
No doubt 400 words were about culture and society but all this was the preamble for last line.
I did a little blunder quite the same as of yours in my two papers............While attempting questions simultaneously,I just left a space(blank pages:2/3 in number),so that in case when i return back to already/formerly initiated question,i should have some extra space,lest my answer should exceed the space given..................Unfortunately,i didn't have extra time to write in detail the questions when i returned to those whom i initially left unfinished,and so after each of my question,almost 1 to 2 pages were left blank...........I didn't put PTO neither i crossed out those blank pages.............need ur kind suggestions please in this case!
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