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SSC CGL / CHSL / MTS - MCQ Practice Questions

Practice <strong>SSC CGL Tier-1 & Tier-2</strong> MCQ questions covering Quantitative Aptitude, English Language, General Intelligence & Reasoning, and General Awareness. Aligned with the latest SSC exam pattern — perfect for Inspector, Auditor, Assistant, and other Group B/C aspirants.

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Q.1Easy

In the sentence 'The committee has decided to postpone the meeting', identify the voice used.

Q.2Easy

Which of the following is the correct spelling?

Q.3Easy

Identify the part of speech of 'quickly' in: 'He ran quickly towards the exit.'

Q.4Easy

What is the meaning of 'Ubiquitous'?

Q.5Easy

Which word is a synonym for 'Obstinate'?

Q.6Easy

Select the sentence with correct capitalization:

Q.7Easy

What does 'Pragmatic' mean?

Q.8Easy

Choose the correctly spelled word:

Q.9Easy

Read the passage and answer: 'The art of negotiation requires patience, empathy, and strategic thinking. Many professionals struggle with these components, especially when dealing with high-pressure situations.' What does the passage imply about professional negotiators?

Q.10Easy

In the sentence 'The researchers conducted extensive experiments before publishing their findings,' which part of speech is 'extensive'?

Q.11Easy

What is the antonym of 'Meticulous'?

Q.12Easy

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

Q.13Easy

Read: 'Climate change poses unprecedented challenges to global agriculture. Scientists warn that without immediate intervention, crop yields will decline significantly.' What can be inferred?

Q.14Easy

In the sentence 'She has been working on this project since morning', identify the tense used.

Q.15Easy

Choose the word that best completes the sentence: 'Despite his _____ wealth, he lives a modest life.'

Q.16Easy

What is the synonym of 'ameliorate'?

Q.17Easy

Identify the antonym of 'pragmatic'.

Q.18Easy

Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

Q.19Easy

Identify the synonym of 'Ephemeral':

Q.20Easy

What is the antonym of 'Prolific'?