One-word substitution
Replacing a phrase with a single word that means the same thing.
What this topic covers
One-word substitution replaces a group of words with a single precise word: for example, a person who cannot read or write is “illiterate”. Such words also appear in passages and synonym questions.
How to prepare
- Learn common categories: people (by profession or habit), places, fields of study, government and society, and words for fear or love of something.
- Pay attention to word parts that carry meaning in Kashmiri.
Exam tip
Match the definition exactly. If the phrase says “a person who…”, the answer must name a person, not an action or a quality.
Practice questions
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