Antonym Test - 04

Antonym - Vocabulary Test
General English Grammar Questions and Answers

1. Pick the correct Antonym:
Perfidy

a. treachery

b. lying

c. honesty

d. duplicity

e. deceit

2. Pick the correct Antonym:
Paroxysm

a. sudden outburst

b. suppressed emotions

c. spasm

d. paradoxical

e. none of these

3. Pick the correct Antonym:
Peccadillo

a. offense

b. virtue

c. transgression

d. indulgence

e. stain

4. Pick the correct Antonym:
Peremptory

a. authoritative

b. dictatorial

c. polite

d. dogmatic

e. decisive

5. Pick the correct Antonym:
Diffident

a. assured

b. confident

c. lacking self esteem

d. prudent

e. impertinent

6. Pick the correct Antonym:
Penchant

a. proclivity

b. desire

c. horror

d. predilection

e. proclivity

7. Pick the correct Antonym:
Desolate

a. abandon

b. inhabited

c. impoverished

d. malnourished

e. ill will

8. Pick the correct Antonym:
Desultory

a. pertinent

b. impertinent

c. persevering

d. persistent

e. frequent

9. Pick the correct Antonym:
Parsimonious

a. spendthrift

b. modest

c. miserly

d. nonchalant

e. sparing

10. Pick the correct Antonym:
palatable

a. edible

b. potable

c. tasteless

d. pleasant

e. appealing

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