AMCAT Quantitative and English Aptitude Flashcards
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Choose the word most similar in meaning to 'ELOQUENT':
Answer: Articulate
'Eloquent' means fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing. 'Articulate' is the closest synonym.
Identify the error in the sentence: 'Each of the employees have submitted their reports on time.'
Answer: have submitted
'Each' is singular and takes a singular verb. It should be 'has submitted', not 'have submitted'.
Fill in the blank: The new Wipro policy _______ that all employees must complete the training within 30 days.
Answer: mandates
The subject 'policy' is singular and the sentence is in present tense, so 'mandates' is correct.
Read the passage and answer: 'Despite the economic slowdown, the IT sector in India continued to grow, driven by demand from US and European clients.' What drove IT sector growth?
Answer: Demand from US and European clients
The passage explicitly states the growth was 'driven by demand from US and European clients'.
Choose the most appropriate antonym for 'VERBOSE':
Answer: Concise
'Verbose' means using more words than needed. Its antonym is 'concise', meaning brief and to the point.
Select the sentence that is grammatically correct:
Answer: Neither the supervisor nor the employees were informed.
'Neither...nor' with two subjects uses the verb that agrees with the closer subject ('employees' — plural → 'were'). Option D is correct.
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: 'The _______ of the new software was delayed due to unforeseen bugs.'
Answer: launch
'The' indicates a noun is needed. 'Launch' as a noun fits — 'the launch of the software'.