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Down with the tyrant! 'down' is a /an
A verb
B adjective
C noun
D preposition
The rule of a person who is tyrant
A Despotism
B Anarchy
C Tyranny
D Dictatorship
identify the grammatically incorrect word in the following sentence: Ironically,Elizabeth and her rival for the English throne, Mary Stuart, whom she had executed , lay side side in Westminster Abbey
A her
B lay
C whom
D in
Although my rival was more---than I, was willing to accept the challenge.Choose the correct words to fill in the blanks in each sentence.
A triumphant
B fragile
C rigid
D competent
Although the rival parties had settled a number of disputes, past experience made them ___ to be optimistic about the success.
A inimical
B quiet
C stigmatized
D overjoyed
Select the word best expresses the quotation word in each sentence. The tribal chief granted 'pardon' to all those captured from the rival tribe.
A justice
B retribution
C redemption
D amnesty
In an election a candidate was elected by securing 55% of the votes cast. If the elected candidate got 1,000 votes more than his only rival, how many votes were cast?
A 5,500
B 7,250
C 10,000
D 12,500
Fill in the blank with an appropriate idiomatic expression chosen from the corresponding list provided below. Though he had tough fight with his rival, he somehow-
A oil in troubled waters
B carried the day
C trembled in the balance
D had a finger in the pie
Dr. Jon's ----- as a general practitioner, are quite affordable Smith described his rival's ----- as baseless and malicious
A recrimination
B attacks
C prices
D charges
RIVAL : COMPETITION
A litigant : morality
B maverick : co-opera
C mentor : praise
D sycophant : flattery

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