Directions (for the next 02 items that follow): Read the following pairs and identify the pair(s) wherein the one word substitution is correctly stated, and mark your response on the Answer Sheet accordingly.
Group of words One-word substitution I. One who knows everything Omnipotent II. One who is all powerful Omniscient III. One who abandons religious faith Apostate
III only
"Omniscient" means all-knowing, so pair I, which matches "one who knows everything" with "Omnipotent", is incorrect. "Omnipotent" means all-powerful, so pair II, which matches "one who is all powerful" with "Omniscient", is also incorrect; the two terms have been swapped. "Apostate" correctly denotes one who abandons religious faith, so only pair III is correctly stated.
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Group of words One-word substitution I. One who studies handwriting Graphologist II. One who draws maps Cartographer III. One who studies flags Vexillologist
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SCALE
A. We shall be making the product on a large scale next year.
B. She has a scale complexion.
C. The ruler has one scale in centimeters and one scale in inches.
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