'Pail' and 'Pale'
Directions: In the following questions a pair of similar sounding words is provided. You are required to select the options that <strong>MOST APPROPRIATELY</strong> describes the meaning of both the words and mark your response in the Answer Sheet accordingly.
- A. 'Pale' means inferior or unimpressive, and 'pail' means faded.
- B. 'Pale' means faded or light in shade, and 'pail' means inferior or unimpressive.
- C. 'Pale' means faded or light in shade, and 'pail' means a bucket. ✓
- D. 'Pale' means a bucket, and 'pail' means inferior or unimpressive.
Correct Answer: C. 'Pale' means faded or light in shade, and 'pail' means a bucket.
Explanation
The word 'pale' describes something faded or light in color, whereas a 'pail' is a bucket.
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