Linguistic Insights | MCQs

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Sere & Seer

Sere (adj.)

• Something dry, withered, or lacking moisture, often referring to vegetation affected by drought.

Sentence

• The once-lush fields had turned sere after months without rain, leaving farmers desperate for relief.

Seer (n.)

• A person who can predict or foresee future events is often considered mystical or prophetic.

Sentence

• The village seer warned the king of an impending disaster, urging him to take precautions.

Explanation

Blurt 

• An abrupt or impulsive utterance, often spoken without prior thought or consideration.

Sentence

• Unable to keep the secret, Akram lets out a blurt about the surprise party, ruining the entire plan.

Blert 

• A foolish or clumsy person

Sentence

• Rashid felt like a total blert after tripping over his own feet and spilling his coffee all over the conference table.

Explanation

 Honesty is the best policy means ایمانداری ایک بہترین حکمت عملی ہے

Explanation

Full cannot be formed by using FUNDAMENTAL as Fundamental does not have LL.

Explanation

We cannot form Act as it has 'C'

We cannot form Vote as it has 'O'

We cannot form Vest as it has 'S'

Explanation

Because 'Consultation' does  have 'E"