English Precis & Comprehension MCQs 2006
This section provides a comprehensive list of CSS 2006 English MCQs that are particularly challenging. The questions cover specific terms such as Finicky, Samizdat, and Loggia, as well as complex antonyms like Captious and Putative. This resource is perfect for CSS aspirants who want to test their limits and ensure they are prepared for every type of vocabulary question that might appear on the English Precis and Comprehension exam.
Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Finicky.
A. Unstable
B. Troubled
C. Fussy
D. Unpleasant
Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Samizdat.
A. Underground press
B. Secret police
C. Twirling jig
D. Large metal tea
Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Veld.
A. Arctic wasteland
B. European plains
C. South African grassland
D. Deep valley
Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Cajun.
A. French-Canadian descendant
B. American Indian
C. Native of the Everglades
D. Early inhabitant of the Bahamas Islands
Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Loggia.
A. Pathway
B. Marsh
C. Gallery
D. Carriage
Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Captious.
A. Tolerant
B. Capable
C. Winning
D. Recollected
Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Penchant.
A. Dislike
B. Attitude
C. Imminence
D. Distance
Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Putative.
A. Powerful
B. Colonial
C. Undisputed
D. Unremarkable
Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Larceny.
A. Appropriation
B. Peculation
C. Purloining
D. Indemnification
Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Facsimile.
A. Imitation
B. Model
C. Mutation
D. Pattern