1. The question of abolition of private property is still a moot point.

"Moot point" refers to an issue or question that is uncertain or irrelevant due to being unresolved or lacking practical significance. It can also refer to a debatable question that doesn't have a clear answer or outcome.

2. The passengers were very happy ________ the friendly and warm treatment given to them.

3. Pilfer (find synonym)

"Pilfer" means to steal small amounts or things of little value, often in a sneaky or dishonest way. It implies taking something without permission, typically in a stealthy manner.

4. I have no desire _________ fame.

5. He is desperate to get it. (Antonym)

"Desperate" means feeling or showing a hopeless sense that a situation is so bad that one is willing to take any risk to change it. It can also describe a strong desire or need for something. "Cautious" means being careful to avoid potential problems or dangers. It involves being hesitant, vigilant, or wary in one's actions or decisions to prevent harm or mistakes

6. Something that causes death

"Fatal" means causing death, or relating to something that results in death. It can also refer to something disastrous or decisive in its consequences.

7. To be fair and square

The expression "to be fair and square" means to be honest and straightforward in one's actions or dealings.

8. The crime of the boy got tacit approval of his father. (Antonym)

"Tacit" means understood or implied without being directly expressed. It refers to something that is unspoken or implicit but understood or accepted. For example, "His tacit approval meant he didn't say yes directly, but we knew he agreed."

9. Adults suffering chicken pox(A)/ can develop(B)/ all kinds of complications.(C)/ No error(D)

The error is in part A: A: Adults suffering from chicken pox The correct sentence should be: "Adults suffering from chicken pox can develop all kinds of complications."

10. Find appropriate Phrasal verb for "Distribute"

"Hand out" means to distribute or give something to people. It implies physically handing over items to others, often in a direct manner. For example, "The teacher handed out the worksheets to the students." "Distribute" means to give out or deliver something to several recipients or locations. It involves spreading things around so that they are available or accessible to others.

11. He succeeded by dint _________ his hard labour.

12. He complimented her ________ new dress.

13. The act of killing one's own father:

The act of killing one's own father is called "patricide." "Patricide" specifically refers to the act of killing one's own father. It comes from the Latin words "pater" (father) and "cide" (killing or killer).

14. Embezzle (Find Synonym)

"Embezzle" means to steal or misappropriate money or property entrusted to one's care, especially by someone in a position of trust or responsibility. It involves illegally taking funds or assets that belong to someone else for personal use.

15. A person suffering from an uncontrollable desire to steal is known as a/an

A kleptomaniac is a person who has an irresistible urge to steal, often without any need or personal gain. It is considered a mental disorder characterized by the inability to resist the impulse to steal items, which may not even be of value or use to the person.

16. This man is blind ___________ his shortcoming.

17. You should finish your work in _______ hour.

18. Impudent (Find Synonym)

"Impudent" means showing a lack of respect and being disrespectful. Similarly, "insolent" also means showing a lack of respect or being disrespectful, making it a synonym for "impudent."

19. The teacher gives many examples to __________ the idea contained in the poem.

The correct phrasal verb in this context is "bring out." It means to make something more clear or understandable, often by providing examples or explanations. Therefore, the sentence would be: "The teacher gives many examples to bring out the idea contained in the poem."

20. The boy was let _______ in consideration of his tender age.

21. I have passed(A)/ the examination(B)/ two years ago.(C)/ No error(D)

The error is in part A: A: I have passed The correct form should be: A: I passed So, the corrected sentence is: "I passed the examination two years ago."

22. I left my bedding ________ the station.

23. Petition(Find Synonym)

"Petition" means a formal written request typically signed by many people, appealing to authority for a specific cause or action. Similarly, "appeal" refers to a formal request for a decision to be changed or reconsidered, making it a synonym in this context.

24. Bijay worked _________ his desk for over over hours.

The correct completion of the sentence is: "Bijay worked on his desk for over hours." However, it seems there might be a typo in the sentence you provided ("over over hours"). If you meant to say "for over hours," the correct completion would be: "Bijay worked on his desk for over hours."

25. The storehouse was infested ________ rats.

26. The doctor advised me to _________ drinking.

The correct completion of the sentence is: "The doctor advised me to give up drinking." This means to stop drinking alcohol altogether.

27. Don't depend _________ others, you must stand on your own feet.

The correct completion of the sentence is: "Don't depend upon others, you must stand on your own feet."

28. Not only Pinki but also her friends _________ buying books.

The sentence would be: "Not only Pinki but also her friends are buying books." When using "not only...but also" in a sentence where the subjects differ in number, the verb agrees with the subject that is closer to it. Since "friends" is plural, the verb "are" is used to agree with "friends."

29. Those who count ________ other's help generally lose the game.

30. Next summer we're going ________ a trip to Canada.

31. Such _________ one was never seen before.

32. ________ Holi is my favourite festival.

The correct completion of the sentence is: "Holi is my favourite festival."

33. The deceased left ________ children.

34. The man is RUDE to his pet. (Find synonym)

"The man is harsh to his pet" means he is treating his pet in a rough or unkind manner, similar to being rude. "Rude" means showing a lack of respect or manners, often behaving in a disrespectful or impolite manner towards others. It can involve being impolite, discourteous, or offensive in speech or behavior.

35. His folly has brought about his ruin.

The sentence means that his foolishness or lack of wisdom has led to his downfall or destruction. Therefore, the word that best fits in the sentence is "caused."

36. To scold or rebuke somebody

"To chide" means to scold or rebuke someone mildly. It involves expressing disapproval or criticism in a gentle or corrective manner.

37. She tries very hard to keep up with her rich neighbours.

So, the sentence would be: "She tries very hard to keep pace with her rich neighbours." This means she makes a strong effort to match or keep up with them in terms of lifestyle, status, or achievements.

38. The teacher will ________ a new chapter tomorrow. A: take over B: take up C: take down D: take off

The correct completion of the sentence is: "The teacher will take up a new chapter tomorrow." This means the teacher will begin or start teaching a new chapter in class.

39. Seema is a little hard of hearing.

"Hard of hearing" means having partial loss of hearing, which is synonymous with being "deaf" to some extent. "Deaf" refers to a condition where a person has significant or complete hearing loss, often unable to hear at all or hear very little. It implies a permanent or profound impairment in hearing ability.

40. The Brahmaputra has its source __________ the Himalayas.

41. Maestro(Find Synonym)

"Maestro" typically refers to a distinguished artist or musician, often used to denote someone who is a master or genius in their field.

42. The dog ran ___ the street.

43. Each of the students in the computer class(A)/ have to type(B)/ their own research paper this semester.(C)/ No error(D)

The error is in part B: B: have to type The correct form should be: B: has to type The corrected sentence is: "Each of the students in the computer class has to type their own research paper this semester."

44. I am displeased __________ you but I am not displeased ________ your fun.

The correct completion of the sentence is: B: with : at "I am displeased with you but I am not displeased at your fun." This means you are unhappy with someone's behavior (displeased with them), but you are not unhappy about their enjoyment or fun (not displeased at their fun).

45. INCONGRUOUS (Find antonyms)

"Incongruous" is an adjective used to describe something that is out of place, inconsistent, or not suitable within a particular context. It suggests a lack of harmony or agreement with its surroundings. "Harmonious," on the other hand, is an adjective used to describe something that is characterized by harmony, agreement, or a pleasing combination of elements. It implies that all elements fit well together and contribute positively to the whole.

46. Beware ________ backbiters.

The correct completion of the sentence is: "Beware of backbiters." This means to be cautious or wary of people who speak negatively about others behind their backs.

47. She used to DISPARAGE her neighbour every now and then. (find opposite)

The opposite of "disparage," which means to speak negatively about someone or something, often in a belittling or critical way, is "praise," which means to express approval or admiration for someone or something.

48. It hasn't rained ___ Monday.

The correct completion of the sentence is: "It hasn't rained since Monday." This indicates that it last rained on Monday and has not rained since then.

49. Find the Incorrect (Wrong) sentence.

The correct form should be: "He hasn't yet completed his assignment." Therefore, option B is the incorrect sentence.

50. Srilanka is ________ island.