English FA Part 1 Online Test With Answers

English FA Part 1 Online Test

Sr. # Questions Answers Choice
1 Choose the best answer from the given options.
What does the author imply about volunteer work in society's judgement.		 It is highly valued It is crucial It apparently doesn't count It is admirable.
2 Choose the best answer from the given options.
What example does the author give for a retired teacher's volunteer work.		 Caching sports Cooking meals Working with handicapped children Teaching onlen
3 Choose the best answer from the given options.
What is the author's opinion on people being cast in bronze by their jobs.		 It is peculiar It is fair It is necessary It is traditional
4 Choose the best answer from the given options.
How are non employed persons often defined.		 By their hobbies By their wealth By their past job history By their future plans.
5 Choose the best answer from the given options.
What does the author suggesst work and job title do for a perosn 		 Validagte or reject existence Indicate intelligence Determine happiness Reveal personality
6 Choose the best answer from the given options.
Hoe do we primarily define and judge people.		 Their hobbies The work they do Their family backgoround Their appearearance
7 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of the text.
We certainly sepaate the valued form the valueless.		 precous  Priceless Worthless Estaemed
8 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of the text.
We are tempted to few over some stranger bcacue we find out he happens to be a judge.		 Criticize Ignore Flatter excessively Challenge
9 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of the text.
I have no answers to any of ghis , but we might think about the phenomenon the next time we cath ourselves discounting the personal worth of the garbage collector.		 Overlook Relaize fail to notice Ignore
10 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of the text.
When does a vice-president prodcugt [lanning sales in the public  in the public consciousness, or unconsciousness.		 Awareness thought Sub consciousness Knowledge
11 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of 
Kid should know howver,t hat auite apart from earning potential the cattle breeder is much more respected than the hired hand.		 Revered Scorned Disliked Criticized
12 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of the text.
It is no use arguing whether any of this is correct or proper		 Appropriate Unsuitable Incorrect  ILL FITTING
13 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of the text.
It is no use arguing whether any of this is correct or proper		 False Accurate Mistaken Wrong
14 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of the text.
We certainly separate the valued from the valueless.		 Precious Priceless Worthless Esteemed
15 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of the text.
We refuse to scknowledge dvnastic privilege		 Earned Herditary Democratic Acquired
16 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of the text.
The just fategory contains presnt non cearners.		 employees Jabless Retired Weathly
17 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of the text.
There is a whole category of other people who are just something		 Division  rarity Anomaly Exception 
18 Choose the option that is the best synomhym in the context of the text.
To be just anythign is not to be recognized by society as haivng much value.		 ignored acknowldege Prised Denied
19 Choose the option that is the best synonym in the context of the text.
People aren't cast in bronze because of the jobs they hold or once held.		 Perform Relinquish Abandon Avoid
20 Choose the option that is the best synonym in the context of the text.
It is as if by learnign that a person currently earns no money at job and maybe hasn't carned any money at a job for years we assign that person to limbo.		 appont Remove Free dissociate
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