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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.41Easy

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

Q.42Easy

What is the synonym of 'ameliorate'?

Q.43Easy

Identify the antonym of 'pragmatic'.

Q.44Medium

Read: 'The government has announced new policies to combat inflation, which affects millions of citizens across the nation.' Identify the main clause.

Q.45Medium

Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement:

Q.46Medium

In the sentence 'Had he known about the traffic, he would have left earlier', what type of conditional is used?

Q.47Medium

Read: 'The company's recent merger with its competitor has raised eyebrows among industry analysts.' What does 'raised eyebrows' mean?

Q.48Medium

Choose the most appropriate word to fill the blank: 'The artist's _____ style made his work instantly recognizable.'

Q.49Medium

Read: 'The phenomenon of social media addiction among teenagers has garnered significant attention from psychologists and educators alike.' Which word is closest in meaning to 'garnered'?

Q.50Medium

Identify the error in: 'The report, along with its appendices, were submitted on time.'

Q.51Medium

Read: 'The economist argued that rising interest rates would inevitably curtail consumer spending, thereby dampening economic growth.' What is the logical relationship between the clauses?

Q.52Medium

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'may' vs 'might':

Q.53Hard

Read: 'The confluence of technological innovation, regulatory changes, and shifting consumer preferences has fundamentally altered the landscape of the financial sector.' What does 'confluence' mean here?

Q.54Hard

Identify the rhetorical device used: 'The meeting lasted an eternity, though it was only two hours.'

Q.55Hard

Read: 'The researcher's findings, which contradicted prevailing orthodoxy, were initially met with skepticism by the establishment, though subsequent corroborating studies vindicated her conclusions.' What is the overall tone?

Q.56Hard

Choose the option that best paraphrases: 'The government's ambivalent stance on climate policy has left stakeholders in a quandary.'

Q.57Hard

Read: 'Contemporary discourse often conflates correlation with causation, a conflation that misleads policymakers and the public alike.' Which logical fallacy is being described?

Q.58Medium

In the sentence 'The committee have decided to postpone the meeting', identify the error.

Q.59Medium

Select the word that best completes: 'Despite his wealth, he lived a _____ lifestyle.'

Q.60Easy

Choose the correctly punctuated sentence: