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Direction: In the following questions, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/ sentences.

  1. To die without making a will








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    intestate intestate (Adj.) : having made no will (legal) inure (V.) : habituate ; accustom inane (Adj.) : devoid of intelligence indigent (Adj.) : poor enough to need help from others

    Correct Option: C

    intestate intestate (Adj.) : having made no will (legal) inure (V.) : habituate ; accustom inane (Adj.) : devoid of intelligence indigent (Adj.) : poor enough to need help from others

  1. One who has long experience








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    veteran veteran (Noun) : a person who has a lot of experience in a particular area/activity novice (Noun) : someone new to a field/activity practitioner (Noun) : someone who practises a learned profession

    Correct Option: C

    veteran veteran (Noun) : a person who has a lot of experience in a particular area/activity novice (Noun) : someone new to a field/activity practitioner (Noun) : someone who practises a learned profession

  1. One who is too careless to plan for the future








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    improvident improvident (Adjective) : not providing for the future imprudent (Adjective) : not wise; unwise impotent (Adjective) : lacking power/ability

    Correct Option: D

    improvident improvident (Adjective) : not providing for the future imprudent (Adjective) : not wise; unwise impotent (Adjective) : lacking power/ability

  1. Of one’s own free will








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    voluntary voluntary (Adjective) : of your own free will mandatory (Adjective) : required by law obligatory (Adjective) : legally binding

    Correct Option: C

    voluntary voluntary (Adjective) : of your own free will mandatory (Adjective) : required by law obligatory (Adjective) : legally binding

  1. One who runs away from justice or the law








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    fugitive fugitive (Noun) : a person who has escaped/is running away from some where and is trying to avoid being caught

    Correct Option: C

    fugitive fugitive (Noun) : a person who has escaped/is running away from some where and is trying to avoid being caught