Free Vocabulary MCQs with Answers

1391. A person who wants to destroy all government and orders:

• A. Brail
• B. Anarchist
• C. Biped
• D. Crank

Explanation: An anarchist seeks the abolition of government or established authority and order. The other options do not describe a political opponent of government.

1392. A disease that causes death:

• A. Fatal
• B. Congenital
• C. Feather
• D. None

Explanation: “Fatal” means causing or capable of causing death, so it can describe a disease that causes death. “Congenital” means present from birth and does not necessarily imply death.

1393. A lengthy and aggressive speech addressed to a large assembly.

• A. Cacophony
• B. Harangue
• C. Hullabaloo
• D. Pandemonium

Explanation: A harangue is a lengthy, forceful and often aggressive speech delivered to an audience. Cacophony concerns unpleasant sound, while hullabaloo and pandemonium describe noisy confusion.

1394. A doctor who treats children is called __________.

• A. Pedophile
• B. Fatalist
• C. Pediatrician
• D. Pedagogue

Explanation: A pediatrician is a doctor who specialises in treating children. A pedagogue is a teacher, while a pedophile is a person sexually attracted to children, so neither is a medical profession.

1395. A person who is unable to pay his debts is called ___________.

• A. Borrower
• B. Insolvent
• C. Lender
• D. Allen

Explanation: An insolvent person cannot pay his or her debts. A borrower takes a loan, while a lender provides one.

1396. A person who is indifferent to pains and pleasure of life:

• A. Stoic
• B. Sadist
• C. Psychiatrist
• D. Aristocrat

Explanation: A stoic remains calm and apparently unaffected by pain, hardship or pleasure. A sadist derives pleasure from causing pain, which is the opposite idea.

1397. One who praise oneself is called __________?

• A. Fascist
• B. Nazist
• C. Narcissist
• D. None of These

Explanation: A narcissist is a person excessively absorbed in or admiring of himself or herself. Fascist and Nazi describe political ideologies, not self-praise.

1398. "Chevon" is the meat of ________?

• A. Goat
• B. Sheep
• C. Pigeon
• D. Water buffalo

Explanation: Chevon is the culinary term for goat meat. Sheep meat is generally called mutton, while pigeon meat is called squab.

1399. The meat of calf is called_________?

• A. Veal
• B. Squab
• C. Venison
• D. Chevon

Explanation: Veal is the meat of a calf. Squab is young pigeon meat, venison is deer meat, and chevon is goat meat.

1400. The bead of ___________is called "mutton"?

• A. Goat
• B. Sheep
• C. calf
• D. Both a and b

Explanation: In standard English, mutton is the meat of an adult sheep. Goat meat is called chevon, so option b is the best answer.