IMPORTANT ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION FOR UPSC AND SSC EXAM

-
  • One who eats human flesh      -  Cannibal
  • one who lives at the same time-  Contemporary
  • one who lives on other            -   Parasite
  • One who knows many language-   Polygot
  • One who is habitual drunkard   -   Sotto Per
  • The study of ancient writing     -  Paleography
  • The dead body of a animal       -   Carcass
  • A number of sheeps                -     Flock
  • A collection of flag                  -     Bunting
  • A number of star ground together- Constellation
  • The study of mountain               -  Oralogy
  • The study of language                -   Philology
  • The Art of effective speaking      -   Elocution
  • One who is against the religion    -  Heretic
  • The science of colour                 -   Chromatics
  • The Study of origin and the history of words -  Etymology
  • The Art of Preserving skin                           -  Taxidermy
  • On who deals in cattle                                  -  Drover
  • The house of an arab                                    -  Dowar
  • Free from Infection                                      -  Immune
  • One who is more than a hundred years old     -  Centenarian
  • One who is given pleasure of the flesh           -  Epicture
  • One who is settled in another country             - Immigrant
  • One who cure eye diseases                            -   Oculist
  • The science of the structure of the human body-  Anatomy
  • One who retire from society to live a solitary life - Recluse
  • A place of the collection of dried plants               - Herbarium
  • A Professional Rider in the horse races               -  Jockey
  • The study of rock and soil                                  -  Geology

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

QUESTION BANK OF MACHINE DESIGN II FOR UPTU

-
                                                  UNIT-1  1. Derive the expression of beam strength of a spur gear tooth.  2. Derive the expression for efficiency of worm wheel drive.  3. What is virtual or formative gear?   4. Describe the law of gearing. Why involute teeth are preferred over cycloidal teeth? What is the reason of interference in gears and how it can be avoided?  5. Using a suitable schematic diagram explain the forces acting on worm gears. Also, define normal pitch, helix angle and efficiency of worm gear drive.  6. Briefly discuss the following: (i) System of gear teeth (ii) Pressure angle  7. Discuss the classification of helical gears.  With a neat sketch explain the forces acting on a helical gear and explain.  8. With the help of a sketch, explain how an axial thrus...
Read more

strength of material question

-
1.if arod expand freely due to heating .it will develop. a.Bending stress b.Thermal stress c.No stress d.compressive stress 2.materials which show direction dependent properties are called a.homogenious b.viscoelastic c.isotropic d.anisotropic 3.if apiece of material neither expand nor contract in volume when subjected to stress then the  poisson ratio must be a.zero b..25 c..33 d..5 4.what is the relationship between elastic constants E,G, and K a.E=KG/9K+G b.E=9KG/K+G c.E=9KG/K+3G d.E=9KG/3K+G 5.maxium shear stress in a mohrs circle a.is equal to radius of mohrs circle b.is greater than radius of mohrs circle c.is less than radius of mohrs circle d.could be aby the above.
Read more

tips for gate exam

-
1. Uniqueness in their study material: Study material provided by the coaching institutes is of little assistance if they are compact copy-paste or rewrite of materials taken from other books. If the reading of such material doesn’t increase interest and enjoyment then they are not worth it. There are plenty of standard books on each subject by good authors, which can make your study enjoyable during preparation. 2. Collection of quality books in their library: During the process of theory conceptualization and building application capabilities, you need good books, which can really put your brain on exercise. Check out their library! 3. Flexibility in the Coaching Model: What happens when your pace of learning is much faster or slower than the average? Is there any mechanism by which the model can identify exactly where you need help and provide the same? Is it possible in that coaching model to minimize the wastage of your time? 4. Quality of questions discussed: Number of questions...
Read more