Directions: Match List I with List II and select the answer using the code given below the Lists:List I
(Word/Expression)List II
(Meaning)A. Malversation 1. Continuing without a break B. Conundrum 2. Confusing problem C. Incessant 3. Extracting money in the form of taxes D. Mulct 4. Corrupt behaviour of a public servant
Code:
A B C D
The question requires matching words or expressions from List I with their correct meanings provided in List II. We need to carefully consider the definition of each term in List I and find its closest equivalent in List II. The final step is to select the code that represents the correct sequence of matches.
Let's break down each item from List I and find its corresponding meaning in List II:
Based on the analysis above, the correct pairings are:
Arranging the numbers according to the matches (A, B, C, D), we get the code 4 2 1 3. This corresponds to option 1.
| List I (Word/Expression) | List II (Meaning) | Match |
| A. Malversation | 4. Corrupt behaviour of a public servant | 4 |
| B. Conundrum | 2. Confusing problem | 2 |
| C. Incessant | 1. Continuing without a break | 1 |
| D. Mulct | 3. Extracting money in the form of taxes | 3 |
Therefore, the correct code representing the matches is 4 2 1 3.
Precept and Percept
Directions: Match List I with List II and select the answer using the code given below the Lists:
| List I (Word/Expression) | List II (Meaning) |
| A. Kernel | 1. Something that causes bad luck |
| B. Brook | 2. Small stream |
| C. Jinx | 3. Something that gives feeling of comfort |
| D. Solace | 4. Soft part inside a seed |
Code:
A B C D
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1. To kill somebody or self by burning
2. To kill somebody or self or an animal as an act of sacrifice
'Raconteur'
1. Someone who is capable of telling stories in an interesting manner
2. Somebody who believes in only telling tall tales
'Quotidian'
1. To quote inaccurately
2. Someone fond of quoting others
'Anarchism'
1. Absence of government and/or authority
2. Chaos and disorder in the absence of government
'Pristine'
1. In the original condition
2. In the defiled condition
'Emasculate'
1. Making someone strong and powerful
2. Increase one's musculature
'Perturbation'
1. Mental anxiety and disturbance
2. Deviation of a system or moving object caused by an outside influence
'Enormity'
1. The fact of something being serious and grave
2. Abominable crime or sin
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