Page 1 : One Word Exam. (Set-I), , One who eats human flesh, , (a) Contemporary(b) Centenarian(c) Epicure(d) Cannibal, One who lives on others, , {a) Parasite(b) Stopper(c) Immigrant(d) Polyglot, , One who deals in cattle, , {a) Lapidist(b) Oculist(c) Drover(d) Confectioner, , One who loads and unloads ships, , (a) Recluse(b) Stevedore(c) Hypocrite(d) Jockey, , One who loads and unloads ships, , (a) Flock(b) Dower(c) Bunting(d) Constellation, , A factory for manufacturing of beers, , (a) Herbarium(b) Sheath(c) Brewery(d) Immune, , The dead body of a animal, , {a) Caracas(b) Oralogy(c) Chromatics(d) Anatomy, , ‘The study of rocks and soils, , (a) Geology(b) Elocution(c) Philology(d) Oralogy, , ‘The study of ancient writing, , {a) Etymology(b) Elocution(c) Geology(d) Palacography, The ceremony at which a man becomes a priest, , {a) Ordination(b) Festival(c) Dirge(d) Coronation, , An instrument for recoding the revolutions of the earth, {a) Bioscope(b) Gyroscope(c) Horoscope(d) Telescope, Correct spelling, , {a) Sacrilege(b) Bigot(c) Betrothed(d) Orthography, , A medicine that loosens the bowels, , (a) Laxative(b) Elegy(c) Niche(d) Hackneyed, , A thing kept in memory of an event, , (a) Sanctum(b) Lunatic(c) Souvenir(d) Patricide, , A person suffering from nervous breakdown, , (a) Neurotic(b) Soliloquy(c) Quarantine(d) Utopia, Simple and easily deceived, , {a) Megalomaniac(b) Gullible(c) Parvenu(d) Weltschmerz, Boredom and frustration in life, , (a) Diffident(b) Quixotic(c) Ennui(d) Saturnine, , ‘The act of enjoying or having an experience indirectly, {a) Vicariously(b) Procrastination(c) Rusticate(d) Vegetate, A girl who flirts egregiously, , {a) Circe(b) Amazon(c) Virago(d) Coquette, , A traitor who can sell even his friend, , (a) Judas(b) Empathy(c) Judas(d) Potpourri, , A slang of the underworld, , {a) Argot(b) Argot(c) Ablution(d) Communiqué, , A washing or cleansing of the body especially in a religious ceremony

Page 2 : {a) Immaculate(b) Ablution(c) Monograph(d) Fresco, , An official bulletin, , {a) Genealogy(b) Communiqué(c) Harbinger(d) Hypochondria, A connoisseur of food and drink, , (a) Harbinger(b) Hypochondria(c) Idiosyncrasy(d) Gourmet, To compensate a person etc. for loss or damage, , (a) Itinerary(b) Junta(c) Indemnify(d) Lampoon, , A swiftly changing scene or pattern, , {a) Lampoon(b) Kaleidoscope(c) Libel(d) Malapropism, , A full size model of a complete or partial human figure, , {a) Mannequin(b) Memoir(c) Odyssey(d) Panegyric, , A lover specially one who unlawfully takes the position of a wifc or a husband, {a) Paramour(b) Plebiscite(c) Silhouctte(d) Soporific, , A substitute, , {a) Titular(b) Vignette(c) Surrogate(d) Voyage, , A person who opposes another, , {a) Fastidious(b) Inviolate(c) Antagonist(d) Enchlophobia, A funeral bell, , (a) Immaculate(b) Extrovert(c) Knell(d) Cacographist, , A person claiming to be superior in culture and intellect to others, (a) Emigrant(b) Cacographist(c) Extrovert(d) Highbrow, Something that cannot be taken away, , (a) Tramp(b) Wriggle(c) Inalienable(d) Characterise, , ‘One who deserts his religion, , (a) Heresy(b) Condominium(c) Reticule(d) Hymn, , Belief or opinion contrary to what is generally accepted, , {a) Condominium(b) Heresy(c) Reticule(d) Wriggle, , A verse letter, , {a) Epistle(b) Fable{c) Topiary(d) Vacillation, , Coagulate someone in formal manner, , {a) Hermaphrodite(b) Felicitate(c) Peer(d) Venial, , Fear of pain, , {a) Anorexia(b) Androphobia(c) Aglophobia(d) Cacophobia, Funny imitation of a poem, , (a) Abdication(b) Elegy(c) Poetry(d) Parody, , Language difficult to understand, , (a) Glossary(b) Harangue(c) Effeminate(d) Jargon, , Man of lax moral, , (a) Licentious(b) Cuckold(c) Anodyne(d) Effeminate, Medicine which lessens pain, , (a) Matins(b) Bumpkin(c) Anodyne(d) Dotage, , One who fights for money, , {a) Renegade(h) Mercenary(c) Arsonist(d) Meticulous, , One who pays too much attention to his cloths and appearance, {a) Malingerer(b) Loquacious(c) Disciple(d) Dandy, , One whose attitude is to eat, drink and merry

Page 3 : {a) Rabble(b) Monomaniac(c) Pagan(d) Epicurean, Person who holds scholarship at a university, , (a) Hippy(b) Pagan(c) Graduate(d) Bursar, , Person who loves nature, , (a) Aesthete(b) Charlatan(c) Inn(d) Piggyback, , Place where cows are sheltered, , (a) Telepathy(b) Byre(c) Malapropism(d) Inn, , Ride on someone's back, , {a) Anteroom(b) Piggyback(c) Howdah(d) Dirge, ‘Thing that bring gentle and painless death from incurable disease, {a) Benign(b) Panacea(c) Anaesthesia(d) Euthanasia