581. We need more men of culture and enlightenment; we have too many --- among us

visionaries

students

philistanes

pragmatists

582. It is --- to try to destroy pests completely with chemical poisons, for as each new chemical pesticide is introduced, the insects gradually become to it.

useless/drawn

pointless/vulnerable

futile/resistant

wicked/indifferent

583. Because she had a reputation for ---- we were surprised and pleased when she greeted us so----

insolence........irately

insouciance....cordially

graciousness....amiably

querulousness.....affably

584. Susan's self-confidence was ---- as she has scored poorly in the exam.

boosted

.destroyed

demoralized

elevated

585. All the vehicles that cross the bridge must pay a--

lavy

toll

tax

duty

586. Rahim felt that the uninspiring routine of office work was too ---- for someone of his talent and creativity.

diverse

boring

exacting

None of these

587. Lucky is to fortunate as weak is to ----.

humble

obsolete

legitimate

fragile

588. Unless the power condition improves, factories will ----- huge losses.

avoid

incur

attract

recover

589. ---- of these measures is increasing agricultural production will be known shortly.

Propensity

Efficacy

Advocacy

Vitality

590. People who assume that no evil can befall them are foolishly--

ardent

complacent

confident

apprehensive

591. Experts fail to understand the behind the decisionto move coal by road when there is enough rail capacity in this sector.

ideology

judgement

rationale

politics

592. She was very pleased by the appreciation she received.Like every one else, she enjoyed being---

entertained

praised

playful

vindicated

593. For an investor who ----- money, silver or bond are good options.

has so little a

has very little

has so few

has very few

594. It is necessary to be ---- while dealing with mounting outstanding loan.

confident

aggressive

active

prudent

595. Sharmin pointed out that Karim's resume was --- because it merely recorded his previous positions and failed to highlight the specific skills he has mastered in each job.

disinterested

inadequate

conclusive

obligatory

596. He ---- pursued the implementation of the project.

arrogantly

absolutely

doggedly

instinctively

597. I can vouch for his honesty; I have always found him ---- and carefully observant of the truth.

arbitrary

plausible

volatile

veracious

598. Some students are ---- and went to take only the courses for which they see immediate value.

theoretical

impartical

pragmatic

idealistic

599. Frankly, I find it too ---- a situation for him to have berated his child like that.

insignificant

grave

acute

delicate

600. No act of ---- was more pronounced then his refusal of any rewards for his discovery.

obeyance

submission

egoism

abnegation