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Direction: In the following questions, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/ sentences.

  1. Rules governing socially acceptable behaviour








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    etiquette

    Correct Option: D

    etiquette

  1. A person who is easily deceived or tricked








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    gullible gullible (Adj.) : too willing to believe/ accept what other people tell you and therefore easily tricked tangible (Adj.) : that can be clearly seen to exist trickster (N.) : a person who tricks/ cheats people

    Correct Option: D

    gullible gullible (Adj.) : too willing to believe/ accept what other people tell you and therefore easily tricked tangible (Adj.) : that can be clearly seen to exist trickster (N.) : a person who tricks/ cheats people

  1. Lasting for a very short time








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    ephemeral ephemeral (Adj.) : lasting/ used for only a short period of time metronomic (Adj.) : happening regularly, as if keeping time with a device that makes a regular sound like a clock friable (Adj.) : easily broken up into small pieces eternal (Adj.) : without an end; existing/ continuing forever

    Correct Option: D

    ephemeral ephemeral (Adj.) : lasting/ used for only a short period of time metronomic (Adj.) : happening regularly, as if keeping time with a device that makes a regular sound like a clock friable (Adj.) : easily broken up into small pieces eternal (Adj.) : without an end; existing/ continuing forever

  1. Submission to all that happens as inevitable








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    fatalism fatalism (N.) : the belief that events are decided by fate and that you cannot control them pessimism (N.) : a feeling that bad things will happen and that something will not be successful pragmatism (N.) : thinking about solving problems in a practical and sensible way rather than by having fixed ideas and theories superstition (N.) : the belief that particular events happen in a way that cannot be explained by reason/ science

    Correct Option: C

    fatalism fatalism (N.) : the belief that events are decided by fate and that you cannot control them pessimism (N.) : a feeling that bad things will happen and that something will not be successful pragmatism (N.) : thinking about solving problems in a practical and sensible way rather than by having fixed ideas and theories superstition (N.) : the belief that particular events happen in a way that cannot be explained by reason/ science

  1. The first public performance of a musical or theatrical work or the first showing of a film








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    premiere premiere (N.) : the first public performance of a film/ play opener (N.) : the first action in an event, a game, etc. debut (N.) : the first public appearance of a performer/ sports player preview (N.) : an occasion at which you can see a movie/ show, etc. before it is shown to the general public

    Correct Option: B

    premiere premiere (N.) : the first public performance of a film/ play opener (N.) : the first action in an event, a game, etc. debut (N.) : the first public appearance of a performer/ sports player preview (N.) : an occasion at which you can see a movie/ show, etc. before it is shown to the general public