All MCQs for Competitive Exams
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1
Who is credited with the compilation of the first single-language English dictionary?
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2
What is 'Verner's Law'?
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The 'Macmillan Dictionary' was the first major learner's dictionary to:
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4
The word 'Clue' originally meant:
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Which author is credited with inventing the word 'Nerd' in 1950?
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The word 'Muscle' comes from the Latin 'musculus', meaning:
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What is the 'Domesday Book'?
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The word 'Sinister' is the Latin word for:
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The 'Academie Française' was founded in 1635 by:
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The word 'Goodbye' is a contraction of:
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