Exploring Substances Acidic, Basic, and Neutral class 7 Assertion Reason

Assertion Reason Quiz
Exploring Substances Acidic, Basic, and Neutral (Class 7)

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Number Ranking and Time Sequence Reasoning

Number, Ranking and Time Sequence

  1. In a queue, Amrita is 10th from the front while Mukul is 25th from behind and Mamta is just in the middle of the two. If there were 50 persons in the queue, what position does Mamta occupy from the front?
    (a) 20th                              (b) 19th                                  (c) 18th                                (d) 17th

 

  1. Raman ranks sixteenth from the top and forty-ninth from the bottom in a class. How many students are there in the class?
    (a) 64                                (b) 65                                     (c) 66                         (d) Cannot be determined

 

  1. In a row of students of Ravi’s class Ravi is 17th from either end of the row. How many students are there in his class?
    (a) 34                                (b) 35                                     (c) 33                                  (d) 19

 

  1. If Atul finds that he is twelfth from the right in a line of boys and forth from the left, how many boys should be added to the line such that there are 28 boys in the line?
    (a) 12                                (b) 13                                     (c) 14                                  (d) 20

 

  1. Amit ranked ninth from the top and thirty-eighth from the bottom in a class. How many students are there in the class?
    (a) 45                                (b) 46                                     (c) 47                                  (d) 48

 

  1. In a row of boys, if A who is 10th from the left and B who is 9th from the right interchange their positions, A becomes 15th from the left. How many boys are there in the row?
    (a) 23                                (b) 31                                     (c) 27                                  (d) 28

 

  1. Sameer ranked 9th from the top and 38th from the bottom in a class. How many students are there in the class?
    (a) 45                                (b) 47                                     (c) 46                                  (d) 48

 

  1. Nitin ranks 18th in a class of 49 students. What is his rank from the last?
    (a) 31                                (b) 18                                     (c) 32                                  (d) 19

 

  1. Priyanka ranked 7th in a class of 49 students from the top. What is her rank from the bottom of the class?
    (a) 49th                              (b) 48th                                  (c) 43rd                                (d) 50th

 

  1. In a row, Kumar is at 7th place from the left and Pawan is at 9th place from the right. When they interchange the positions Kumar becomes 11th from left. How many person were seated in the row?
    (a) 19                                (b) 20                                     (c) 21                                  (d) 27
  1. How many combinations of two-digit numbers having 8 can be made from the following numbers?
    8, 5, 2, 1, 7, 6
    (a) 10                                (b) 6                                       (c) 9                                     (d) 11

 

  1. In a class, Vidya ranks 7th from the top. Divya is 7 ranks ahead of Medha and 3 ranks behind Vidya. Sushma who is 4th from the bottom is 32 ranks behind Medha. How many students are there in the class?

(a) 49                                (b) 50                                     (c) 52                                  (d) 51

 

  1. If the third day of a month is Tuesday, which of the following would be the 4th day before the 27th day of that month?

(a) Tuesday                    (b) Monday                          (c) Wednesday                 (d) Sunday

 

  1. Rajan is sixth from the left end and Vinay is tenth from the right end in a row of boys. If there are eight boys between Rajan and Vinay, how many boys are there in the row?

(a) 24                               (b) 26                                     (c) 23                                  (d) 25

 

  1. R and S are ranked 13th and 14th respectively in a class of 23 students. What are their ranks from the bottom of the class respectively?

(a) 10th , 11th                  (b) 11th , 12th                       (c) 11th , 10th                     (d) None of these

 

  1. In a class of 180, where girls are twice the number of boys, Rupesh (a boy) ranked 34th from the top. If there are 18 girls ahead of Rupesh, how many boys are after him in rank?

(a) 45                               (b) 44                                     (c) 60                            (d) can’t be determined

 

  1. Priyanka remembers that his brother’s birthday is after fifteenth but before eighteenth of February whereas his sister Payal remembers that her brother’s birthday is after sixteenth but before nineteenth of February. On which day in February is Priyanka’s brother’s birthday?

(a) 16th                            (b) 17th                                  (c) 18th                                (d) 19th

 

  1. A bus for Delhi leaves every thirty minutes from a bus stand. An enquiry clerk told a passenger that the bus had already left ten minutes ago and the next bus will leave at 9.35 a.m. At what time did the enquiry clerk give this information to the passenger?

(a) 9.10 a.m.                  (b) 8.55 a.m.                       (c) 9.25 p.m.                     (d) 9.15 a.m.

 

  1. If the seventh day of a month is three days earlier than Friday, what day will it be on the nineteenth day of the month?

(a) Sunday                      (b) Monday                          (c) Wednesday                 (d) Friday

 

  1. If it was Saturday on 17th December 1982 what will be the day of 22nd December 1984?

(a) Monday                    (b) Tuesday                          (c) Wednesday                 (d) Sunday

  1. Shreya remembers that her father’s birthday was certainly after eighth but before thirteenth of December. Her sister Natasha remembers that their father’s birthday was definitely after ninth but before fourteenth of December. On which date of December was their father’s birthday?

(a) 10th                            (b) 11th                                  (c) 12th                                (d) Data inadequate

 

  1. How many 4’s are there preceded by 7 but not followed by 3?

5932174269746132874138325674395820187463

(a) Four                           (b) Three                               (c) Six                                  (d) Five

 

  1. How many 3’s are there in the following sequence which is neither preceded by nor immediately followed by 9?

9366395937891639634

(a) One                            (b) Two                                 (c) Three                            (d) Four

 

  1. How many 6’s are there in the following series of numbers which are preceded by 7 but not immediately followed by 9?
    679569768768694677695763
    (a) One                            (b) Two                                 (c) Three                            (d) Four

 

  1. Count each 1 in the following sequence of numbers that is immediately followed by 2, and 2 is not immediately followed by 3. How many such 1’s are there?

12134512352126145112412321752125

(a) 2                                 (b) 4                                       (c) 5                                     (d) 7

 

  1. Some boys are sitting in a row. P is sitting fourteenth from the left and Q is seventh from the right. If there are four boys between P and Q, how many boys are there in the row?
    (a) 25                               (b) 23                                     (c) 21                                  (d) 19

 

  1. In the following list of numerals, how many 2’s are followed by 1’s but not preceded by 4?
    421214211244412212144214212124142124146
    (a) Two                            (b) Three                               (c) Four                              (d) Five

 

  1. In a row of trees, one tree is fifth from either end of the row. How many trees are there in the row?
    (a) 8                                 (b) 9                                       (c) 10                                  (d) 11

 

  1. M and R are ranked seventh and eleventh respectively from the top in a class of 41 students. What will be their respective ranks from the bottom in the class?(a) 30th and 34th            (b) 34th and 30th                 (c) 35th and 31st               (d) 36th and 32nd

 

  1. Sarita is 27th position from the top in a class of 43 students. What is her rank from the other side?
    (a) 16th                            (b) 17th                                  (c) 15th                                (d) 21st               

 

  1. Manoj and Sachin are ranked seventh and eleventh respectively from the top in a class of 31 students. What will be their respective ranks from the bottom in the class?
    (a) 20th and 24th            (b) 24th and 20th                 (c) 25th  and 21st              (d) 26th and 22nd

 

  1. Ravi is 7 ranks ahead of Sumit in a class of 39. If Sumit’s rank is seventeenth from the last, what is Ravi’s rank from the start?
    (a) 14th                            (b) 15th                                  (c) 16th                                (d) 17th

 

  1. How many even numbers are there in the following series of numbers, each of which is preceded by an odd number, but not followed by an even number?

5348971653298735

(a) 0                                 (b) 1                                       (c) 2                                     (d) 3

 

  1. If the positions of the first and the third digits within each number are interchanged, which of the following will be the third digit of the second lowest number 519 364 287 158 835
    (a) 9                                 (b) 5                                       (c) 7                                     (d) 8

 

  1. Which of the following is the difference between the second digit of the lowest and the highest of these numbers? 519 364 287 158 835
    (a) 3                                 (b) 1                                       (c) 2                                     (d) 0

 

  1. In a class, boys stand in a single row. One of the boy is nineteenth in order from both the ends. How many boys are there in the row?

(a) 27                               (b) 37                                     (c) 38                                  (d) 39

 

  1. In a class of 42 students, Mahesh’s rank is 16th from the bottom. What is his rank from the top?
    (a) 25th                            (b) 26th                                  (c) 24th                                (d) 27th

 

  1. Roshan ranked 11th from the top and 31st from the bottom in the class. How many students are there in the class?
    (a) 42                               (b) 43                                     (c) 41                                  (d) 49

 

  1. In a row of students, Anil is 7th from left, while Sunil is 18th from right. Both of them interchanged their positions such that Anil becomes 21st from left. What will be the total number of students in the class?
    (a) 38                               (b) 33                                     (c) 31                                  (d) 30

 

  1. Sunita leaves her house at 20 min to seven in the morning, reaches Vineeta’s house in 25 min, they finish their breakfast in another 15 min and leave for their office which takes another 35 min. At what time, did they leave Vineeta’s house to reach their office?
    (a) 7 : 40 am                  (b) 7 : 20 am                        (c) 7 : 45 am                     (d) 8 : 15 am

 

  1. Kamala would like to complete all her work before 10 : 00 pm in order to watch an important TV programme. She has 40 min assignment in each of her five prepared subjects. What is the least time at which she can start and still complete her home work in the time for the programme?
    (a) 6 : 40 pm                  (b) 6 : 30 pm                        (c) 7 : 10 pm                     (d) 7 : 20 pm

 

  1. If every second and last Saturday and all Sundays are holidays in a 30 days month beginning on Saturday, then how many working days are there in the month?
    (a) 20                               (b) 21                                     (c) 22                                  (d) 23

 

  1. A student ranks 18th in the class of 45. What is his rank from the last?
    (a) 27th                            (b) 28th                                  (c) 29th                                (d) 30th

 

  1. Reaching the place of meeting on Tuesday 15 minutes before 08.30 hours, Anuj found himself half an hour earlier than the man who was 40 minutes late. What was the scheduled time of the meeting?
    (a) 8.05 hrs                    (b) 8.00 hrs                          (c) 8.45 hrs                       (d) 8.15 hrs

 

  1. How many 3’s are there in the following sequence which are neither preceded by 6 nor immediately followed by 9?
    9366395937891639639
    (a) One                            (b) Two                                 (c) Three                            (d) Four

 

  1. Which is the third number to the left of the number which is exactly in the middle of the following sequence of numbers?
    123456789246897531987654321
    (a) 3                                 (b) 4                                       (c) 5                                     (d) 6

 

  1. Count each 7 which is not immediately preceded by 5 but is immediately followed by either 2 or 3. How many such 7’s are there?
    57265738373257273482678

(a) 2                                 (b) 3                                       (c) 4                                     (d) 5

 

  1. How many 7’s are there in the following series which are not immediately followed by 3 but immediately preceded by 8?
    898762263269732872778737794
    (a) 10                               (b) 3                                       (c) 2                                     (d) 0

 

  1. Anuj ranks twelfth in a class of forty-six. What will be her rank from the last?
    (a) 33                               (b) 34                                     (c) 35                                  (d) 37

 

  1. How many 7’s are there in the following series which are preceded by 6 which is not preceded by 8?
    876786756797616776888697687
    (a) Zero                           (b) One                                  (c) Two                               (d) Three

 

  1. Ramesh is 5th from right end and Yogesh is 15th from left end. If they interchange their places Yogesh becomes 24th from left end then what is number of students?
    (a) 35                               (b) 28                                     (c) 40                                  (d) 39

 

  1. Ranbir’s ranked 48th from the bottom and 1st from the top among those who passed an exam. Seven boys did not participate in the exam and twelve failed in it. How many boys were there in the class?
    (a) 60                               (b) 55                                     (c) 57                                  (d) 67

 

  1. There were 70 students in class. First 20 ranks were got by girls, out of 30 girls. Only 10 girls did not get any rank. Mayank took 35th rank from bottom, then what will be the rank of Mayank from top in boys from the class?
    (a) 7th                               (b) 6th                                     (c) 5th                                  (d) 4th

 

  1. In the numbers from 100 to 1000, how many times digits 1 comes at the ten’s place?
    (a) 9                                 (b) 10                                     (c) 90                                  (d) 900

 

  1. Which of the following will be the second digit of the third number from the top when they are arranged in descending order, after the first digit in each number is changed to its next higher digit?
    738 429 156 273 894
    (a) 2                                 (b) 3                                       (c) 5                                     (d) 7

 

  1. The digits of each of the following five numbers are written in reverse order and five new numbers are obtained 513 726 492 865 149
    Which of the following will be the middle digit of the third number from the top when the new numbers are arranged in descending order?
    (a) 1                                 (b) 2                                       (c) 6                                     (d) 9

 

  1. Mani is thirteenth from the top and twenty seventh from the bottom in a queue. How many persons are there in the queue?
    (a) 33                               (b) 37                                     (c) 35                                  (d) 39

 

  1. In a row of girls, Rita and Monika occupy ninth place from the right end and tenth place from the left end respectively. If they interchange their places, then Rita and Monika occupy seventeenth place from the right and eighteenth place from the left respectively. How many girls are there in the row?
    (a) 25                               (b) 26                                     (c) 27                                  (d) Data inadequate

 

  1. In a queue, Shikhar is ninth from the back. Arun’s place is eighth from the front. Nikhil is standing between the two. What could be the minimum number of boys standing in the queue?
    (a) 8                                 (b) 10                                     (c) 12                                  (d) 14
  1. N ranks fifth in a class. S is eighth from the last. If T is sixth after N and just in the middle of N and S, then how many students are there in the class?
    (a) 23                               (b) 24                                     (c) 25                                  (d) 26

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Synonyms and Antonyms

 

WordMeaningSynonymsAntonyms
AbateTo lessen/reduceDiminish, DecreaseAggravate, Intensify
AbbreviateTo shortenCondense, AbridgeExpand, Lengthen
AbductTo kidnapKidnap, SeizeRelease, Deliver
AbhorTo hate intenselyDetest, LoatheLove, Admire
AbjectExtremely miserableWretched, HopelessNoble, Proud
AbjureTo give up/renounceForsake, RelinquishClaim, Assert
AbodeA dwelling placeHome, Residence
AbolishTo end officiallyAnnul, AbrogateEstablish, Create
AbominateTo hate or loatheDetest, AbhorLove, Cherish
AbridgeTo shorten textCondense, ShortenExpand, Lengthen
AbruptSudden and unexpectedSudden, BluntGradual, Polite
AbscondTo leave secretlyFlee, EscapeAppear, Stay
AbsolveTo clear of guiltExonerate, PardonCondemn, Convict
AbstainTo refrain fromDesist, AvoidIndulge, Consume
AbstruseHard to understandObscure, ComplexSimple, Lucid
AbundantExisting in plentyPlentiful, AmpleScarce, Limited
AccedeTo agree toConsent, ComplyDeny, Refuse
AcclimatizeTo adjust to climateAdapt, Adjust
AcmeThe highest pointZenith, PeakNadir, Bottom
AcumenKeen insightBrilliance, ShrewdnessStupidity, Ignorance
AdamantStubborn/InflexibleFirm, UnyieldingFlexible, Soft
AdherentA follower/supporterDisciple, FollowerOpponent, Rival
AdmonishTo warn or scoldCounsel, RebukeApprove, Applaud
AdroitSkillful or cleverDexterous, SkilledInept, Clumsy
AdulationHigh praiseFlattery, WorshipCriticism, Abuse
AdulterateTo make impureCorrupt, ContaminatePurify, Cleanse
AdversityHardship/MisfortuneCalamity, TroubleProsperity, Success
AffableFriendly/Good-naturedGenial, AmiableSurly, Hostile
AffluenceWealth/RichesProsperity, WealthPoverty, Penury
AggrandizeTo increase power/rankExalt, MagnifyDegrade, Humiliate
AgileAble to move quicklyNimble, LitheClumsy, Slow
AlacrityBrisk eagernessZeal, ReadinessApathy, Hesitation
AlienateTo make unfriendlyEstrange, SeparateUnite, Reconcile
AlleviateTo make less severeRelieve, EaseAggravate, Worsen
AloofDistant or reservedDetached, ColdFriendly, Sociable
AltruisticUnselfishly generousBenevolent, KindSelfish, Greedy
AmalgamateTo mix or combineBlend, MergeSeparate, Split
AmbiguousNot clear/VagueObscure, DoubtfulExplicit, Lucid
AmeliorateTo improveEnhance, AmendWorsen, Deteriorate
AmenableWilling to followDocile, PliableStubborn, Obstinate
AmicableCharacterized by friendshipFriendly, CordialHostile, Bitter
AnimosityStrong hostilityHatred, EnmityFriendship, Amity
AnomalousAbnormalIrregular, PeculiarStandard, Normal
AntipathyStrong dislikeAversion, DisgustLiking, Affinity
ArdentVery enthusiasticPassionate, ZealousApathetic, Cold
ArduousDifficult/TiringLaborious, ToughEasy, Effortless
AssiduousShowing great careDiligent, SedulousLazy, Negligent
AudaciousBold/DaringFearless, BoldTimid, Cowardly
AugmentTo increaseEnlarge, ExpandDecrease, Diminish
AuspiciousShowing future successFavorable, PropitiousOminous, Luckless
AustereSevere or strictHarsh, SimpleLuxurious, Mild
AvariceExtreme greedGreed, CupidityGenerosity, Charity
BanalBoring/CommonplaceTrite, OrdinaryOriginal, Fresh
BelligerentHostile/AggressivePugnacious, WarlikePeaceful, Friendly
BenevolentKind and generousCharitable, AltruisticMalevolent, Spiteful
BenignGentle and kindHarmless, MildMalignant, Cruel
BoisterousNoisy and energeticRowdy, ClamorousQuiet, Calm
BrusqueAbrupt in speechBlunt, ShortPolite, Courteous
CallousCruel/InsensitiveHeartless, UnfeelingKind, Compassionate
CandidTruthful/StraightforwardFrank, HonestDeceptive, Evasive
CapriciousSudden mood changesFickle, WhimsicalStable, Consistent
CastigateTo punish severelyScold, ReprimandPraise, Laud
CausticSarcastic/ScathingAcerbic, MordantGentle, Mild
ChastiseTo scold or punishReprove, DisciplineReward, Praise
ChronologicalArranged in time orderSequential, TimedRandom, Unordered
CircumspectCautious/WaryPrudent, CarefulRash, Reckless
ClandestineSecret or hiddenSurreptitious, FurtiveOvert, Open
ClemencyMercy or lenienceMercy, ForgivenessSeverity, Cruelty
CogentLogical and convincingPersuasive, SoundWeak, Incoherent
CoherentLogical and consistentLucid, RationalConfused, Irrational
CollusionSecret agreement/conspiracyConspiracy, PlotHonesty, Openness, Legal Cooperation
ComplacentSelf-satisfiedSmug, SatisfiedHumble, Modest
ConciseBrief and to the pointSuccinct, ShortVerbose, Long
CondoneTo overlook or forgiveForgive, IgnoreCondemn, Punish
ConspicuousEasily seen/NoticeableObvious, ClearHidden, Subtle
CopiousAbundant in quantityPlentiful, ProfuseMeager, Sparse
CorpulentFat/ObeseFleshy, StoutThin, Lean
CorroborateTo confirm or supportVerify, AuthenticateContradict, Deny
CurtailTo reduce or shortenDiminish, AbbreviateExtend, Prolong
DearthA lack or scarcityShortage, PaucityAbundance, Glut
DebilitateTo make weakEnfeeble, WeakenStrengthen, Vitalize
DecipherTo decode/understandInterpret, DecodeEncode, Scramble
DecorumProper behaviorEtiquette, ModestyImpropriety, Rudeness
DeferencePolite respectRespect, HomageDisrespect, Contempt
DefileTo make dirty/unholyCorrupt, PollutePurify, Sanctify
DeleteriousHarmful/DamagingInjurious, ToxicBeneficial, Healthy
DemureQuiet and modestShy, ReservedBold, Aggressive
DenounceTo criticize publiclyCondemn, AttackPraise, Applaud
DepictTo describe/showPortray, Illustrate
DeprecateTo express disapprovalBelittle, CriticizeCommend, Approve
DerideTo mock or ridiculeMock, JeerRespect, Honor
DesecrateTo treat with disrespectViolate, ProfaneHonor, Sanctify
DesolateLonely and emptyBarren, BleakPopulated, Full
DespondentFeeling extreme hopeGloomy, DejectedCheerful, Optimistic
DestituteExtremely poorIndigent, NeedyAffluent, Wealthy
DeterrentSomething that discouragesHindrance, ObstacleIncentive, Stimulus
DetrimentalCausing harmHarmful, DamagingHelpful, Beneficial
DevoutDeeply religiousPious, SincereImpious, Insincere
DexterousSkillful with handsAdroit, NimbleClumsy, Inept
DiatribeBitter verbal attackTirade, HaranguePraise, Eulogy
DiffidentLacking self-confidenceShy, TimidConfident, Bold
DilatoryTending to delaySluggish, LatePrompt, Quick
DiligentHardworkingIndustrious, AssiduousLazy, Slothful
DiminishTo become lessDecline, WaneIncrease, Grow
DiscordLack of agreementConflict, FrictionHarmony, Accord
DiscreetCareful/SecretivePrudent, CautiousReckless, Public
DiscrepancyLack of similarityDifference, VarianceSimilarity, Accord
DisdainFeeling of contemptScorn, ContemptRespect, Admiration
DisingenuousNot candid/sincereDishonest, DeceitfulSincere, Honest
DismalDepressing/GloomyBleak, SadCheerful, Bright
DisseminateTo spread widelyScatter, CirculateGather, Hide
DivergentMoving in different directionsDifferent, DeviatingConvergent, Similar
DocileEasy to manageSubmissive, PliableStubborn, Obstinate
DogmaticArrogantly certainOpinionated, RigidFlexible, Open
DormantInactive/SleepingLatent, QuiescentActive, Awake
DubiousDoubtful/HesitatingUncertain, FishyCertain, Reliable
DuplicityDouble-dealing/DeceitDeception, FraudHonesty, Sincerity
 
EbullientFull of energy/CheerLively, ExuberantGloomy, Depressed
EclecticFrom diverse sourcesDiverse, VariedNarrow, Uniform
EdifyTo instruct morallyTeach, EnlightenCorrupt, Mislead
EffaceTo erase or wipe outExpunge, EraseCreate, Build
EffervescentBubbly/LivelyVivacious, FizzyFlat, Dull
EfficacyAbility to produce resultPower, SuccessInefficiency, Failure
EgregiousOutstandingly badShocking, AwfulExcellent, Good
EloquentFluent in speechPersuasive, VividInarticulate, Dull
ElucidateTo make clearExplain, ClarifyConfuse, Obscure
ElusiveHard to find/catchEvasive, SlipperyFound, Plain
EmancipateTo set freeLiberate, FreeEnslave, Bind
EmbellishTo decorate/Add detailAdorn, GarnishSimplify, Strip
EmulateTo match or surpassImitate, Copy
EndorseTo support publiclyApprove, SupportOppose, Reject
EnervateTo weaken someoneExhaust, DrainEnergize, Revive
EnigmaA mystery or puzzleRiddle, PuzzleClue, Solution
EnmityState of hostilityHatred, AnimosityFriendship, Amity
EphemeralLasting a short timeTransient, BriefEternal, Lasting
EpitomeA perfect exampleSummary, Essence
EquanimityMental calmnessComposure, PeaceAnxiety, Agitation
EquitableFair and impartialHonest, JustUnfair, Biased
EquivocalAmbiguous/UncertainVague, UnclearDefinite, Clear
EradicateTo destroy completelyUproot, EliminatePlant, Create
ErraticUnpredictableInconsistent, FickleConsistent, Stable
EruditeHaving great knowledgeLearned, ScholarlyIgnorant, Unlearned
EsotericIntended for a fewPrivate, ObscureCommon, Public
EulogySpeech of praiseTribute, AcclaimCriticism, Slur
EuphemismMild term for harsh oneDelicacy, Politeness
ExacerbateTo make worseAggravate, InflameAlleviate, Soothe
ExaltTo praise highlyGlorify, HonorHumiliate, Degrade
ExemplaryServing as a modelPerfect, IdealWorthless, Bad
ExonerateTo clear from blameAbsolve, VindicateConvict, Accuse
ExorbitantUnreasonably highExcessive, PriceyCheap, Moderate
ExpediteTo speed upQuicken, AccelerateDelay, Hinder
ExplicitStated clearlyPlain, DefiniteVague, Implicit
ExpungeTo remove completelyErase, Delete
ExtolTo praise enthusiasticallyLaud, ExaltCriticize, Blame
ExtraneousIrrelevantUnrelated, ForeignRelevant, Essential
ExtravagantSpending excessivelyLavish, WastefulFrugal, Thrifty
FabricateTo invent or forgeCreate, InventDestroy, Demolish
FacetiousTreating serious issues with humourFlippant, WittySerious, Grave
FallacyA mistaken beliefError, DelusionTruth, Reality
FastidiousVery attentive to detailFussy, ExactingCareless, Sloppy
FeasiblePossible to doPractical, ViableImpossible, Vague
FerventPassionate/IntenseArdent, ZealousApathetic, Indifferent
FickleChanging frequentlyInconstant, CapriciousLoyal, Constant
FlabbergastedGreatly surprisedAstonished, AmazedCalm, Indifferent
FlagrantObviously offensiveGlaring, ShamelssSubtle, Mild
FlamboyantNoticeable/StylishShowy, VibrantPlain, Simple
FlippantNot showing respectShallow, GlibRespectful, Serious
FloridRed-faced/Overly fancyRed, OrnatePale, Plain
FortitudeCourage in painBravery, EnduranceCowardice, Fear
FortuitousHappening by luckLucky, AccidentalPlanned, Unlucky
FragileEasily brokenDelicate, FrailStrong, Tough
FrugalThrifty with moneyEconomical, StingyLavish, Wasteful
FurtiveAttempting to avoid noticeSecretive, SlyOpen, Honest
FutilePointless/UselessVain, FruitlessUseful, Productive
GarrulousExcessively talkativeChatty, LoquaciousSilent, Taciturn
GenericCommon/Not specificGeneral, CommonSpecific, Unique
GermaneRelevant to a subjectPertinent, RelatedIrrelevant, Random
GiddyHaving vertigo/PlayfulDizzy, LightheadedSerious, Steady
GlibFluent but shallowSmooth, EasyInarticulate, Deep
GluttonyHabitual greed (food)Excess, GreedFrugal, Moderation
GratuitousUncalled for/FreeUnearned, FreeJustified, Paid
GregariousFond of companySociable, OutgoingReclusive, Shy
GuileSly or cunningCunning, DeceitHonesty, Candor
GullibleEasily persuadedNaive, TrustingShrewd, Cynical
HackneyedLacking significance (trite)Cliche, OverusedOriginal, New
HaughtyArrogantly superiorProud, PompousHumble, Modest
HedonistPleasure seekerEpicure, SensualistAscetic, Hermit
HeinousUtterly wickedEvil, AtrociousVirtuous, Kind
 
HeresyBelief against doctrineDissent, UnorthodoxyConformity, Faith
HiatusA pause or gapBreak, IntervalContinuity, Link
HomogeneousOf the same kindUniform, AlikeVaried, Mixed
HyperboleExaggerationOverstatementUnderstatement
HypocrisyFaking virtueDeceit, InsinceritySincerity, Honesty
IconoclastOne who attacks beliefsRebel, RadicalBeliever, Traditionalist
IdiosyncrasyA peculiar habitQuirk, OddityNormality, Standard
IgnominiousDeserving public shameShamelss, DisgracefulGlorious, Noble
ImminentAbout to happenImpending, LoomingDistant, Future
ImmutableUnchangeableFixed, RigidMutable, Variable
ImpairTo damage or weakenHarm, WorsenImprove, Heal
ImpeccableFaultlessFlawless, PerfectImperfect, Bad
ImpecuniousHaving little moneyPoor, PennilessWealthy, Rich
ImpedeTo delay or preventHinder, BlockAid, Facilitate
ImpetuousActing without thoughtRash, HastyCautious, Careful
ImplausibleNot seeming reasonableUnlikely, AbsurdLikely, Realistic
ImplicitSuggested though not plainImplied, HintedExplicit, Stated
ImpoverishedMade poorNeedy, DestituteWealthy, Rich
ImpromptuDone without rehearsalOffhand, SpontaneousPlanned, Prepared
InadvertentNot resulting from planningAccidental, UnintentionalPlanned, Intentional
InaneSilly/StupidFoolish, MindlessWise, Serious
InarticulateUnable to speak clearlyMumbled, BlurredFluent, Clear
IncapacitateTo prevent from functioningDisable, WeakenEnable, Empower
IncessantNever stoppingConstant, Non-stopIntermittent, Rare
InchoateJust beginning/Not developedEarly, NascentDeveloped, Ripe
IncisiveIntelligently analyticalAcute, SharpDull, Vague
IncorrigibleBeyond reformHopeless, IncurableAmendable, Reformable
IncredulousUnwilling to believeSkeptical, DoubtfulTrusting, Believing
IndictTo formally chargeAccuse, ChargeExonerate, Clear
IndifferentHaving no interestApathetic, NeutralConcerned, Biased
IndolentWanting to avoid workLazy, SlothfulActive, Busy
IneptHaving no skillClumsy, AwkwardSkilled, Adroit
InevitableCertain to happenUnavoidable, SureAvoidable, Doubtful
InexorableImpossible to stopRelentless, HarshYielding, Kind
InfamousWell known for bad qualityNotorious, BadFamous, Good
IngeniousClever/OriginalCreative, BrilliantStupid, Dull
IngenuousInnocent and unsuspectingNaive, SimpleSly, Deceitful
InherentExisting as a natural partInnate, NaturalExternal, Acquired
InnocuousNot harmfulSafe, HarmlessToxic, Harmful
InscrutableImpossible to understandMysterious, HiddenClear, Open
InsipidLacking flavor or vigorDull, TastelessZesty, Tasty
InstigateTo bring about/provokeIncite, UrgeDiscourage, Stop
InsularNarrow-minded/IgnorantPetty, NarrowBroad, Global
IntangibleUnable to be touchedEthereal, AbstractPhysical, Tangible
IntermittentNot continuousSporadic, PeriodicContinuous, Constant
IntrepidFearlessBold, BraveTimid, Cowardly
InundateTo overwhelm with thingsFlood, SwampDrain, Empty
InveterateHabitualChronic, IngrainedTemporary, New
IrascibleEasily angeredIrritable, GrouchyCalm, Even
JadedTired/Bored from excessWeary, BoredFresh, New
JargonTechnical languageSlang, Lingo
JovialCheerful and friendlyHappy, MerryGloomy, Sad
JudiciousDone with good judgmentWise, PrudentRash, Foolish
JuxtaposePlace side by sideCompare, ContrastSeparate, Divide
KindleTo set fire/ArouseLight, StirExtinguish, Calm
KnellSound of a bell (death)Toll, Ring
LaconicUsing few wordsBrief, TerseVerbose, Wordy
LamentTo mournGrieve, WeepCelebrate, Rejoice
LanguidWeak or slow movingListless, SlowEnergetic, Fast
LatentExisting but hiddenDormant, HiddenActive, Open
LaudTo praise highlyExtol, HailCriticize, Blame
LavishRich or elaborateLuxurient, LushSparse, Cheap
LethargicDrowsy/Lacking energySluggish, SlowActive, Lively
LitheThin and gracefulAgile, FlexibleRigid, Clumsy
LoquaciousTending to talk a lotTalkative, ChattySilent, Taciturn
LucidEasy to understandClear, PlainVague, Obscure
LuminousFull of lightBright, GlowingDim, Dull
MagnanimousVery generous/forgivingKind, NobleMean, Selfish
MalevolentWishing evilMalicious, CruelKind, Benevolent
MalignSpeak evil ofSlander, HarmPraise, Honor
MalleableAble to be shapedFlexible, PliableInflexible, Rigid
MendaciousUntruthfulLying, FalseHonest, Truthful
MercurialSubject to mood swingsFickle, ErraticConstant, Steady
MeticulousVery careful/preciseThorough, ExactSloppy, Careless
MitigateTo make less severeSoothe, EaseWorsen, Intensify
MollifyTo appease or sootheCalm, PacifyAnger, Enrage
MoroseSullen and ill-temperedGloomy, SadHappy, Cheerful
MunificentVery generousLiberal, RichMean, Stingy

 

NadirThe lowest pointBottom, BaseZenith, Peak
NascentJust beginningEmerging, YoungMature, Dying
NefariousWicked or criminalEvil, SinfulKind, Virtuous
NegligentFailing to take careCareless, LaxCareful, Attentive
NonchalantFeeling calm/relaxedCool, CasualAnxious, Concerned
NotoriousFamous for something badInfamous, BadFamous, Good
NoviceA beginnerLearner, RookieExpert, Veteran
NoxiousHarmful/PoisonousLethal, ToxicHealthy, Safe
NuanceSubtle differenceShade, Tone
ObdurateStubbornly refusingRigid, HardPliable, Kind
ObliviousNot aware of surroundingsHeedless, BlindAlert, Aware
ObscureNot discovered/UnclearHidden, VagueLucid, Clear
ObsequiousObedient to a servile degreeServile, FawningIndependent, Proud
ObstinateStubbornly holding opinionTenacious, RigidYielding, Docile
ObviateTo remove/PreventPreclude, BlockAid, Allow
OdiousExtremely unpleasantHateful, VilePleasant, Lovely
OfficiousAsserting authority (annoying)Meddlesome, BossyShy, Retiring
OminousGiving impression of evilGloomy, ThreateningHopeful, Bright
OnerousBurdensomeHeavy, ToughEasy, Light
OpulentWealthy and luxuriousRich, GrandPoor, Destitute
OstentatiousDesigned to impressShowy, PretentiousPlain, Modest
PacifyTo quell anger/ExcitementCalm, SootheAgitate, Provoke
PalpableAble to be felt/touchedClear, TangibleSubtle, Hidden
PanaceaA solution for allRemedy, Cure
ParadigmnA typical examplePattern, Model
ParsimoniousVery unwilling to spendStingy, FrugalGenerous, Liberal
PaucitySmallness of quantityDearth, LackPlenty, Surplus
PedanticObsessed with minor rulesFormal, StiffSimple, Plain
PenitentFeeling sorrow/regretSorry, ContriteProud, Callous
PensiveEngaged in deep thoughtThinking, DreamyCarefree, Shallow
PerfunctoryDone with minimum effortCursory, CarelessThorough, Careful
PerniciousHaving a harmful effectHarmful, DeadlyKind, Healthy
PerspicaciousHaving keen insightShrewd, SharpDull, Slow
PertinentRelevant to the matterRelated, GermaneIrrelevant, Random
PervasiveSpreading widelyCommon, GeneralRare, Scarce
PetulantChildishly sulkyPeevish, IrritablePatient, Calm
PhilanthropicSeeking to help othersGenerous, KindSelfish, Mean
PlacateTo make less angryCalm, AppeaseEnrage, Upset
PlethoraAn excessive amountSurplus, GlutScarcity, Lack
PragmaticDealing with things sensiblyRealistic, LogicalIdealistic, Visionary
PrecariousNot securely heldRisky, UnsafeSafe, Secure
PrecludeTo preventBlock, HinderAllow, Assist
PrecociousEarly developerGifted, BrightSlow, Backward
PredilectionA preference forLiking, BiasDislike, Aversion
PretentiousAttempting to impressShowy, GrandSincere, Modest
ProdigalSpending money freelyWasteful, LavishThrifty, Frugal
ProlificProducing muchFruitful, RichBarren, Empty
PrudentActing with careWise, CarefulRash, Foolish
PugnaciousEager to fightWarlike, HostileFriendly, Kind
QuaintAttractively old-fashionedSweet, OddModern, Plain
QuandaryState of uncertaintyDilemma, PuzzleCertainty, Ease
QuerulousComplaining/WhiningPetulant, SadHappy, Content
QuiescentIn a state of restDormant, StillActive, Busy
QuixoticIdealistic/ImpracticalVisionary, DreamyRealistic, Practical
RancorBitterness/ResentfulnessSpite, HatredAmity, Love
RecalcitrantResisting authorityUnruly, WildObedient, Calm
RectifyTo put rightCorrect, FixWorsen, Break
RedundantNot needed/SuperfluousExtra, SurplusEssential, Necessary
RefuteProve to be wrongDisprove, DenyConfirm, Agree
ReiterateTo say againRepeat, Restate
RelegateTo lower in rankDemote, LowerPromote, Raise
RelinquishGive up voluntarilyResign, AbandonKeep, Retain
RemorseDeep regretGuilt, SorrowSatisfaction, Pride
RenounceFormally abandonReject, QuitClaim, Accept
RepleteFull/Well-suppliedFull, LoadedEmpty, Vague
ReprehensibleDeserving blameGuilty, BadNoble, Good
RepudiateRefuse to acceptReject, DenyAccept, Believe
ResilientAble to recover quicklyTough, StrongWeak, Soft
ResoluteAdmirably purposefulFirm, SureWavering, Weak
RespiteA short restBreak, PauseWork, Strain
ReticentNot revealing thoughtsShy, SilentTalkative, Bold
RobustStrong and healthySturdy, ToughFragile, Weak
SalubriousHealth-givingHealthy, GoodUnhealthy, Toxic
SanctionPermission/PenaltySupport, LawBan, Veto
SanguineOptimistic/PositiveHopeful, HappyGloomy, Sad
SardonicMocking/CynicalSarcastic, HarshKind, Sincere
ScrupulousDiligent and thoroughPrecise, HonestCareless, Lazy
SedentarySitting muchInactive, IdleActive, Mobile
SereneCalm and peacefulPlacid, QuietChaotic, Noisy
SkepticalNot easily convincedDoubtful, CynicalTrusting, Sure
SporadicHappening at intervalsRandom, OccasionalContinuous, Regular
SpuriousNot being what it claimsFake, FalseGenuine, Real
StoicEnduring pain without complaintCalm, FirmEmotional, Weak
SuaveCharming and elegantSmooth, PoliteRude, Clumsy
SuperfluousUnnecessarySurplus, ExtraNeeded, Basic
SurreptitiousKept secretHidden, SlyOpen, Honest
SycophantPerson acting obsequiouslyFlatterer, Toady
TaciturnReserved in speechSilent, QuietChatty, Loud
TangiblePerceptible by touchReal, SolidAbstract, Vague
TantamountEquivalent in valueEqual, AlikeDifferent, Unequal
TenableAble to be maintainedValid, SoundUnsound, Weak
TenuousVery weak or slightThin, FlimsyStrong, Firm
TerseSparing in wordsBrief, ShortWordy, Verbose
TimidLacking courageShy, FearfulBold, Brave
TiradeLong, angry speechHarangue, Rant
TorpidMentally/physically inactiveDull, SlowLively, Active
TranquilFree from disturbanceCalm, PeacefulStormy, Loud
TransientLasting short timeBrief, PassingPermanent, Fixed
TrepidationFeeling of fearAlarm, FearCalm, Security
TriteOverused/Lacking originaltyBanal, DullNew, Fresh
TrivialOf little valuePetty, SmallVital, Major
UbiquitousPresent everywhereCommon, GlobalRare, Unique
UncouthLacking mannersRude, VulgarPolite, Refined
UndermineTo weakenDamage, ErodeSupport, Strengthen
UnilateralDone by one sideSingle, One-wayBilateral, Mutual
UrbaneCourteous/SophisticatedSuave, RefinedBoorish, Rude
UsurpTake position illegallySeize, GrabRelinquish, Give
VacillateWavering between choicesHesitate, DitherDecide, Resolve
VacuousLacking intelligenceEmpty, SillyBright, Full
VagueUncertain/UnclearObscure, DimClear, Sharp
VenerateRegard with respectRevere, HonorDespise, Scorn
VeracityConformity to factsTruth, AccuracyLying, Falsehood
VerboseUsing too many wordsWordy, TalkativeConcise, Terse
VexMake someone annoyedIrritate, BotherPlease, Soothe
ViableCapable of workingFeasible, PossibleImpossible, Vague
VicariousExperienced through othersIndirect, SecondhandDirect, Personal
VigilantKeeping careful watchAlert, WaryCareless, Lax
VilifySpeak ill ofSlander, AbusePraise, Laud
VindicateClear of blameExonerate, AbsolveAccuse, Blame
VirtuosoHighly skilled personExpert, MasterAmateur, Rookie
VirulentBitterly hostileToxic, DeadlyKind, Healthy
VolatileLiable to change easilyErratic, FickleStable, Steady
VoraciousWanting great quantitiesGreedy, HungryFull, Satisfied
WaneTo decrease in powerDecline, SinkWax, Grow
WaryShowing cautionCareful, AlertRash, Blind
WaverBecome unsteadyFalter, ShakeStay, Fix
WilySkilled at gaining advantageSly, CraftyHonest, Simple
WinsomeAttractive in appearanceSweet, LovelyUgly, Plain
WistfulHaving regretful longingSad, DreamyHappy, Joyful
WitherBecome dry and shrivelledFade, ShrivelBloom, Grow
WrathExtreme angerRage, FuryLove, Calm
ZealousGreat energy/enthusiasmArdent, EagerIndifferent, Lazy
ZenithThe highest pointApex, PeakNadir, Bottom

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How long should I take to master this 250-word vocabulary list?

Consistency is key. We recommend the “25 Words a Day” method. By dedicating 30 minutes daily to learning, reviewing, and using these words in sentences, you can master the entire list in just 10 days.

2. Why is it important to learn synonyms and antonyms together?

Competitive exams often test your ability to understand word relationships. Learning a word alongside its synonym and antonym helps you build “contextual anchors,” allowing you to recall the word’s meaning more easily during high-pressure testing.

3. Will this list cover all topics in my competitive English paper?

This list focuses on high-frequency vocabulary, which appears most often in entrance exams. While this builds a strong foundation for synonyms and antonyms, we recommend supplementing this with regular practice of RC (Reading Comprehension) and grammar exercises to maximize your overall English score.

4. What is the best way to memorize these 250 words?

Do not just rote-memorize. Try creating your own sentences using each word, use flashcards for active recall, and try to spot these words in newspapers or academic journals. Seeing them in real-world contexts significantly improves retention.

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