A misanthrope who dislike woman in particular is called A) Misogamist. B) Misologist. C) Misogynist. D) Women-hater.
Answer: Option C
Solution: One word substitute is Misogynist
Misogamist: A person who dislike of or aversion to marriage
Misologist: a hatred, fear, or intolerance of innovation or change.
Misogynist: a man who hates women
Women-hater: a person, especially a man, who dislikes women; correcct word is misogynist.
One who considers the happiness and well being of others A) Atheist. B) Alchemist. C) Altruist. D) Aesthete.
Answer: Option C
Solution: One word substitute is Altruist
Atheist: a person who does not believe in the existence of a god or any gods
Alchemist: a person who studied alchemy
Altruist: a person who cares about others and helps them despite not gaining anything by doing this
Aesthete: a person who has a love and under-standing of art and beautiful things
Incapable of making errors A) Erroneous. B) Infallible. C) Incorrigible. D) Irreparable.
Answer: Option B
Solution: One word substitute is Infallible
Erroneous: not correct; based on wrong information
Infallible: a person never making mistakes or being wrong
Incorrigible: very bad; too bad to be corrected or improved
Irreparable: that cannot be repaired
‘Misogamist’ is one who A) Hates women. B) Hates marriage. C) Hates the mankind. D) Acts against the religion.
Answer: Option B
Solution: One word substitute is Hates marriage.
Misogamy is an aversion to or hatred of marriage. The word dates from the mid-17th century and combines the Greek misos (hatred) with gamos (marriage).
__ is one who speaks many languages. – A) Polygynist. B) Polyphonic. C) Polyglot. D) Polyphonist.
Answer: Option C
Solution: One word substitute is Polyglot
Polygynist: someone who is married to two or more people at the same time.
Polyphonic: capable of producing more than one note at a time.
Polyglot: A polyglot is basically someone who is gifted in languages. A polyglot can speak at least four languages and usually understand more
Polyphonist: One who is proficient in the art of multiplying sounds; a ventriloquist
One who runs away from justice A) Prisoner. B) Fugitive. C) Convict. D) Accused.
Answer: Option B
Solution: One word substitute is Fugitive
Prisoner: a person who is being kept in prison
Fugitive: a person who is running away or escaping (for example from the police)
Convict: to say officially in a court of law that somebody is guilty of a crime
Accused: to say that somebody has done something wrong or broken the law
An uxorious man is one A) Extremely fond of his wife. B) One who murders his wife. C) One who hates his wife. D) One who beats his wife.
Answer: Option A
Solution: One word substitute is Extremely fond of his wife
uxorious man: having or showing a great or excessive fondness for one’s wife.
One who can use either hand with the same ease A) Ambidextrous. B) Dexterous. C) Ambiguous. D) Ambivert.
Answer: Option A
Solution: One word substitute is Ambidextrous
Ambidextrous: A person has ability to use the left hand and the right hand equally well
Dexterous: showing or having skill, especially with the hands.
Ambiguous: having or expressing more than one possible meaning, sometimes intentionally
Ambivert: a person who has features of both an introvert (= someone who prefers to spend time alone) and an extrovert (= someone who prefers to be with other people) in their personality
A child who has lost both of his parents is called A) A prodigy. B) A vagrant. C) A street child. D) An orphan.
Answer: Option D
Solution: One word substitute is An orphan
prodigy: a child who is unusually good at something
vagrant: a person who has no home and no job, especially one who asks people for money
street child: Homeless youth are often called street kids, or urchins;
orphan: a child whose parents are dead
A person who helps another to commit a crime is called A) Colleague. B) Accomplice. C) Assistant. D) Gangster.
Answer: Option B
Solution: One word substitute is Accomplice
Accomplice: a person who helps somebody to do something bad, especially a crime
Colleague: an associate or coworker typically in a profession or in a civil or ecclesiastical office and often of similar rank or status
Assistant: a person who helps somebody in a more important position
Gangster: a member of a group of criminals
