Page 123 - GMAT 2017b_Neatb
P. 123

One Word Substitutions Test



          34. Animals that feed on grass :                       43. Murder  of  an infant :
              (A) carnivorous                                        (A) fratricide
              (B) herbivorous                                        (B) infanticide
              ( C) insectivorous                                     ( C) homicide
              (D) graminivorous                                      (D) regicide
              (E) aquarian
                                                                 44. An animal having only two feet :
          35. Speaking too much of oneself :                         (A) twinnary
              (A) equivocal                                          (B) twiten
              (B) hypocrite                                          ( C) ebulient
              ( C) egotism                                           (D) a biped
              (D) egoism
              (E) selfish                                        45. Study of the origin and history of words :
                                                                     (A) entomology
          36. Animals living in flocks :                             (B) linguistics
              (A) herd                                               ( C) phrenology
              (B) sociable                                           (D) etymology
              ( C) gregarious
              (D) social                                         46. One who talks in sleep :
              (E) vertebrate                                         (A) abstemious
                                                                     (B) somniloquist
          37. The large scale departure of people :                  ( C) neurotic
              (A) exodus                                             (D) vertebrate
              (B) contingent
              ( C) aberration                                    47. A person who hates women :
              (D) apostrophy                                         (A) misogynist
                                                                     (B) aquarian
          38. Too full of  words :                                   ( C) vertebrate
              (A) enrich                                             (D) masochist
              (B) sedulous
              ( C) verbose                                       48. Imitating voices and gestures :
              (D) salacious                                          (A) succulent
                                                                     (B) replica
          39. Frenzy caused by a desire for the unattainable :       ( C) smudge
              (A) sepulchor                                          (D) mimicking
              (B) factitious
              ( C) cantankerous                                  49. A person selflessly concerned with the welfare of
              (D) nympholepsy                                           others :
                                                                     (A) abstemious
          40. A hater of learning and knowledge :                    (B) lacerated
              (A) misogynist                                         ( C) an altruist
              (B) philanthropist                                     (D) mercenary
              ( C) bibliophile
              (D) misologist                                     50. Tendency to quarrel or fight :
                                                                     (A) pugnacity
          41. One who is too much anxious about his health :         (B) bigotry
              (A) fragile                                            ( C) eccentricity
              (B) valetudinarian                                     (D) idiosyncrasy
              ( C) esoteric
              (D) sinuous                                        51. Things belonging to ancient times :
                                                                     (A) sticky
          42. A disease that spreads by contact :                    (B) benign
              (A) mortal                                             ( C) antiques
              (B) contiguous                                         (D) sedulous
              ( C) contagious
              (D) infectious



                                                           113
   118   119   120   121   122   123   124   125   126   127   128