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Part 1.

 Q.1. One who studies mankind-

A. Pathologist

B. Philanthropist

C. Anthropologist

D. Physicist

Ans. Anthropologist


Q.2.  An opinion contrary to popular belief

A. Hearsay

B. Heresy

C. Paradox

D. Orthodoxy

Ans. Heresy


Q.3. A collection of poems

A. Oncology

B. Pedology

C. Pathology

D. Anthology

Ans. Anthology
Q.4. Something that is difficult to believe

A. Inevitable

B. Incredible

C. Suspicions

D. Impossible

Ans. Incredible


Q.5. One who is out to destroy the government

A. Anarchist

B. Villain

C. Criminal

D. Enemy

Ans. Anarchist


Q.6. One who loves all mankind

A. Philologist

B. Philosopher

C. Philanthropist

D. Philatelist

Ans. Philanthropist


Q.7. Theft of another person's writings or ideas and passing them of as one's own

A. Plagiarism

B. Burglary

C. Piracy

D. Pilferage

Ans. Plagiarism


Q.8. Study of religion and religious ideas and beliefs

A. Theocracy

B. Theosophy

C. Theology

D. Theism

Ans. Theology


Q.9. Dissection of a dead body to find the cause of death

A. Biopsy

B. Investigation

C. Surgery

D. Autopsy

Ans. Autopsy


Q.10. A person without training or experience in a skill or subject

A. Chaplin

B. Mason

C. Artisan

D. Novice


Ans. Novice                        

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