English Language — One Word Substitution

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English Language — One Word Substitution — Questions with Answers Open after you finish the quiz — all 8 questions, with answers and explanations.
Q1. A person who walks in sleep is known as a:
  1. Somnambulist
  2. Insomniac
  3. Hypnotist
  4. Pessimist
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Answer: A. Somnambulist
A 'Somnambulist' is someone who walks in their sleep.
Q2. A person who compiles dictionaries is called a:
  1. Novelist
  2. Lexicographer
  3. Biographer
  4. Editor
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Answer: B. Lexicographer
A 'Lexicographer' is someone who compiles dictionaries.
Q3. A place where birds are kept is called a:
  1. Aquarium
  2. Sanctuary
  3. Apiary
  4. Aviary
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Answer: D. Aviary
An 'Aviary' is a large enclosure for confining birds.
Q4. A person who studies the stars and planets is called an:
  1. Astronomer
  2. Astrologer
  3. Geologist
  4. Meteorologist
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Answer: A. Astronomer
An 'Astronomer' is a scientist who studies celestial bodies like stars and planets.
Q5. A person who abstains from alcoholic drinks is called a:
  1. Teetotaler
  2. Vegetarian
  3. Pessimist
  4. Teetotaller
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Answer: D. Teetotaller
A 'Teetotaller' is someone who abstains from alcoholic beverages.
Q6. A person who draws maps is known as a:
  1. Geologist
  2. Cartographer
  3. Topographer
  4. Photographer
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Answer: B. Cartographer
A 'Cartographer' is someone who draws or produces maps.
Q7. A person who believes in fate is called a:
  1. Fatalist
  2. Optimist
  3. Realist
  4. Pessimist
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Answer: A. Fatalist
A 'Fatalist' is someone who believes that all events are predetermined and inevitable.
Q8. A person who is excessively concerned with minor details is called a:
  1. Perfectionist
  2. Idealist
  3. Realist
  4. Pedant
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Answer: D. Pedant
A 'Pedant' is someone who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules.
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