Verbal Reasoning - English - Sentence Equivalence:

Basics

MCQ - 15-11717

Question:

Far from being an innocent prank, their action is a ____ attempt to spoil my reputation.

malicious
salubrious
naive
salubrious
innocuous

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

The expression �far from� is the clue; it indicates that the action is NOT an innocent prank. Hence we need words that are the opposite of innocent: �malicious� (having bad or evil intentions) and �callous� (deliberately unfeeling) are the best choices. [salubrious = health-giving; saturnine = gloomy; innocuous = harmless]

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