192 An interesting Game of English Vocabulary

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1. A modal auxiliary that exists not only tomorrow but "eternally" too. What is that?

Ans- "Shall"

2. "1/60th of a degree" - What is it?

Ans- A minute

3. There is an auxiliary verb that is the power of God and man's power, too. What is that?

Ans- Will

4.  Sometimes, we regret, or sometimes we are sad, and sometimes we show sympathy; we utter one word. What is that?

Ans- Sorry

5. A word that is the most beautiful in the world.

Ans- Of course, the 'beauty' itself.

6. A precious thing that we never buy; still we can own it. What is that?

Ans- Good health

7. It smiles but no longer smiles. What is that?

Ans- Bouquet

8. Knowledge is not visible, but still can be made visible by one thing. What is that?

Ans- Fine  Art.

9. We can shut it out for a time, but it ain't going away. What is it?

Ans- Truth

10.  We can find ourselves again and again. Guess where?

Ans- In our sacred space.

11. There is an adverb that is considered 'the only living thing' and why?

Ans -  It is an intensifying adverb, 'Yes'.

                            Because it's a constant force that propels us forward and encourages us to adopt a positive and affirming outlook on life. It fuels our aspirations and keeps our spirits alive.

12. There is a common word that starts with the preposition 'on' and also ends with 'on'; still, it doesn't work as a preposition. What is that?

Ans- Onion.

13. What is the word "Sorry"- an adjective/ a verb/ or an interjection?

Ans-  "Sorry" is an adjective when we use it with a noun. Like-

                        The business is in a sorry state.

14. The country is making its breakthroughs. [developments]

  Here, is " breakthrough " a noun or a verb?

Ans- A noun.

15. "The greatest wealth is to live content with little."- Is it a finite or infinitive sentence?

Ans- infinitive

16. Which European language gave the words 'chabi', 'almari', 'balti', and 'istri' among many others, to Indian languages?

Ans- Portuguese

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