[Download PDF] MAT 2003 Question Paper Paper with Solutions

Instructions

In each of these Questions, a word is given in Capital letters followed by four options. Select the one which is farthest in meaning from the given word.

MAT 2003 - Question 141

REMOTE

MAT 2003 - Question 142

IMMACULATE

Solution

The word "IMMACULATE" means something that is perfectly clean or free from flaws.

Spotless: Means clean, without any dirt or stains. This is a synonym for "immaculate."
Sinless: Refers to someone who is free from sin, which can be seen as morally pure. This is related to immaculateness in a moral sense.
Omnipresent: Means being present everywhere at the same time, which is unrelated to the meaning of immaculate.
Innocent: Refers to someone who is not guilty of a crime or wrongdoing. This can also relate to purity, though it's not the direct meaning of immaculate.

The option "Omnipresent" is the farthest in meaning from "immaculate" because it relates to presence, not cleanliness or purity.

MAT 2003 - Question 143

OBLITERATE

Instructions

Choose the option which contains a pair of words related to each other in the same way as the pair given in capitalletters.

MAT 2003 - Question 144

STABLE : ERRATIC: :

MAT 2003 - Question 145

WHIP : FLAY::

MAT 2003 - Question 146

IRK : APPEASE::

MAT 2003 - Question 147

PLAGIARIZE : BORROW::

MAT 2003 - Question 148

KING : CROWN::

Solution

The relationship between KING and CROWN is that a crown is a symbolic item associated with a king, representing power and authority.

A) Priest: Mitre → A mitre is a ceremonial headpiece worn by a priest, similar to how a king wears a crown. (Correct choice)

B) Soldier: Gun → A gun is a soldier's weapon, but it is not a symbol of a soldier. (Incorrect )

C) Teacher: Chalk → Chalk is a tool a teacher uses, but it does not symbolize the teacher's role like a crown symbolizes a king. (Incorrect )

D) Sculptor: Chisel → A chisel is a tool a sculptor uses, not a symbol of their role. (Incorrect )

Instructions

In each of the sentences given in these questions, two parts of the sentence are left blank. Choosethe set of words for the blanksthat fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole in the best possible Way:

MAT 2003 - Question 149

The village headman was unlettered, but he was no fool, he could see through the ____ of the businessman's proposition and promptly ............. him down.

MAT 2003 - Question 150

The newly-opened restaurant at the District Centre ......... to the tastes of people from all walks of life and one is likely to find an .......... group there

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MAT 2003 Question Paper

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