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Q1.Choose the correct use of the pair "Access/Excess": He had ___ to the building.

Medium
A excess
B access
C accede
D exceed
Pair of Words PPSC

Correct Answer: B

"Access" means the right or ability to enter; "excess" means more than necessary.

Q2.Choose the correct pair: The thief ___ into the house.

Medium
A stole
B stolled
C crept
D creeped
Pair of Words FPSC

Correct Answer: C

"Crept" is the past tense of "creep".

Q3.Pair: "Bridal/Bridle" — She wore a beautiful ___ gown.

Medium
A bridle
B bridal
C bride
D briddle
Pair of Words CSS

Correct Answer: B

"Bridal" relates to a bride or wedding; "bridle" is a headgear for a horse.

Q4.Pair: "Canvas/Canvass" — He will ___ the area for votes.

Hard
A canvas
B canvass
C convass
D convace
Pair of Words PMS

Correct Answer: B

"Canvass" means to seek votes; "canvas" is a type of cloth.

Q5.Pair: "Eminent/Imminent" — He is an ___ scientist.

Medium
A imminent
B eminent
C immanent
D ominent
Pair of Words PPSC

Correct Answer: B

"Eminent" means famous and respected; "imminent" means about to happen.

Q6.Pair: "Flair/Flare" — She has a ___ for writing.

Medium
A flare
B flair
C flaw
D fliare
Pair of Words CSS

Correct Answer: B

"Flair" means a natural talent; "flare" means a sudden burst of flame.

Q7.Pair: "Pore/Pour" — She pored ___ the documents all night.

Hard
A pour
B over
C into
D through
Pair of Words CSS

Correct Answer: B

"Pore over" means to study carefully; "pour" means to flow.

Q8.Pair: "Pray/Prey" — The lion hunted its ___.

Easy
A pray
B prey
C praye
D preys
Pair of Words PPSC

Correct Answer: B

"Prey" is an animal hunted; "pray" is to say a prayer.

Q9.Pair: "Wary/Weary" — After the long journey, they were ___.

Easy
A wary
B weary
C worry
D warey
Pair of Words PMS

Correct Answer: B

"Weary" means tired; "wary" means cautious.

Q10.Pair: "Vain/Vane/Vein" — All her efforts were in ___.

Medium
A vane
B vein
C vain
D vine
Pair of Words CSS

Correct Answer: C

"Vain" means without success; "vein" is a blood vessel; "vane" is a weathercock.