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English SolutionQ.No.' Question StatusQ.1 In the following questions, some of the sentences have errors and some have none. Find out which part of a

sentence has an error. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, your answer is (d), i.e. Noerror.

The interviewer asked the candidates (A)/ to what district (B)/ he came from (C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D

CorrectAns: 2 N/A Solution Bookmark

Q.2 In the following questions, some of the sentences have errors and some have none. Find out which part of asentence has an error. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, your answer is (d), i.e. Noerror.

The ruling party stood (A)/ for implementation of the bill (B)/ and was ready to stake their politicalexistence. (C)/ No error (D)

1. A2. B3. C4. D



Wherever they go (A)/ Indians easily adapt to (B)/ local circumstances. (C)/ No error (D)























A. AB. BC. CD. D



He is (A)/ taller (B)/than me. (C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



My friends insisted (A)/ that I should see the movies (B)/ from beginning to the end. (C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



We all (A)/ must respect (B)/ a honest person. (C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



One of the most (A)/ widely spread bad habit (B)/ is the use of tobacco. (C)/ No error (D)





A. AB. BC. CD. D



He says that (A)/ he has a car (B)/ beside a scooter. (C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



I found it difficult (A)/ to remove the chewing gum that (B)/ stuck with my cap. (C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



My answer (A)/ is different (B)/ than yours. (C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



The chairman welcomed (A)/ all the guests and (B)/ gave an outline of the activities performing by theCompany. (C)/ No error (D)





A. AB. BC. CD. D



Some of the world (A)/ largest water bodies are (B)/ drying up thus threatening. (C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



The success of our efforts depend upon the (A)/ number of people who (B)/ actually use the new methods.(C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



You should inform (A)/ your superiors about all those events which is (B)/ directly related to your work.(C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



From over last five years (A)/ I have been trying (B)/ my best to convince him but without success, (C)/No error (D)





A. AB. BC. CD. D



In spite of toiling very hardly he (A)/ realized that he had (B)/ not earned anything substantial.(C)/ Noerror (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



We have observed that (A)/ many good programs (B)/ suffer of shortage of funds and other resources.(C)/No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



You deserve to be (A)/ rewarded by your successful (B)/ completion of the entire work in such a shorttime.(C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D







They could not understand (A)/ why all of us (B)/ started laughing as soon as their entry.(C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D



We were very much (A)/ carefully in our approach (B)/ and hence we, would complete the complicatedtask.(C)/ No error (D)

A. AB. BC. CD. D


Q.21 In the following questions, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning ofthe given word.

INCEPTION

A. initiativeB. originC. initialD. beginning

CorrectAns: 2 N/A N/A Bookmark


BARGE

A. interpretB. shoutC. restrainD. push



APPURTENANCE



A. privilegeB. journeyC. conceptD. important part



SCINTILLATING

A. touchingB. glitteringC. renderingD. encouraged



SURFEIT

A. ExcessB. PassingC. ConfiscationD. Delegation



DOGMA

A. PossibilityB. FeelingC. TenetD. Doubt



ALARITY

A. SuspicionB. UnwillinglyC. UnhesitantlyD. Eagerness



PETTIFOGGING

A. LenientB. UnimportantC. StableD. Strong



TRUDGE

A. Walk slowlyB. FaithfulnessC. BeatD. Disloyal



IMITATE

A. PresumeB. WarnC. SimulateD. Take


Q.31 In the following questions, out of the four alternatives, choose the word ‘most opposite’ in meaning to thegiven word.

FECUND

A. BarrenB. SolidC. PloughD. Hard



DEMON

A. charitableB. kind heartedC. angelD. fair minded



GRATUITY

A. annuityB. stipendC. discountD. wages



MINION

A. masterB. quorumC. majorityD. host



GOBLIN

A. angel B. hermitC. travelerD. pilot



AMBIGUOUS

A. obscure

B. secularC. explicitD. equivocate



STRIDENT

A. stableB. pleasantC. musicalD. melodious



APPARENT

A. complexB. factualC. cloudyD. uncertain



DREARY

A. plentyB. monotonousC. unhappyD. cheerful



EDIFICATION

A. lamentationB. annotationC. corruptionD. segregation

Correct

Ans: 3 N/A N/A Bookmark

Q.41 In the following questions, groups of four words are given. In each group, one word is correctly spelt. Findthe correctly spelt word.

A. DesinB. DeshabileC. DerogationD. Derison



A. EmulsifyB. EmelsionC. Empress D. Encompas



A. ExtenciveB. ExpropeateC. ExpulsionD. Expresion



A. fledgeedB. flat packC. flemisD. fluncy



A. horifyB. horrendousC. baroscope D. horrendous

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A. liquorB. linitypeC. lineementD. lingustic



A. portratB. portraitureC. portugueseD. portfalio



A. sinusitisB. sioxC. sistertlyD. sisyphen



A. tumultuousB. talkattiveC. tutionD. tenacios



A. DrugeryB. DruggistC. EnclosereD. Encefilitis

Correct


Q.51 The student is on the verge of breakdown.

A. on the brink ofB. at the outset ofC. in the midst ofD. at the risk of

CorrectAns: 1 Passage N/A Bookmark

Q.52 My repeated attempts to get refund from the civic authorities were of no avail.

A. UnsuccessfulB. PostponedC. UselessD. Delayed


Q.53 He was progressing by leaps and bounds because of his hardwork.

A. RapidlyB. SlowlyC. PeacefullyD. Strongly


Q.54 To emerge out of thin air means to-

A. Appear suddenlyB. Descend graduallyC. Fall down quicklyD. Enter from space


Q.55 The news of the accident came as a bolt from the blue.

A. Something unexpectedB. Something unpleasantC. Something horribleD. Something unexpected and unpleasant


Q.56 To suit one's book






A. to be under good conditionB. to mix facts undulyC. to suspect one's own policyD. to suit one's plans


Q.57 To be cut-out for

A. to be again in better conditionB. to have qualities fitting one forC. to be under acute supervisionD. to be under impediment


Q.58 To be tarred with the same brush

A. to have the same faults as anotherB. to have the same knowledge as anotherC. to have been given a remarkable dutyD. to have an easy life


Q.59 To take the floor

A. to have no idea of anythingB. to be confused what to doC. to make a speechD. to render or become capable of


Q.60 To bring to nought

A. to punish one who rightly deservesB. to behave with utmost careC. to give one proper regardD. to ruin completely


Q.61 To tread on someone's toes

A. to be in powerB. to commence to fightC. to sacrifice one's lifeD. to give offence to someone






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Q.62 To be well-off

A. to dispute about a thingB. to bring one to the position of disadvantageC. to be in comfortable conditionD. to be scolded severely


Q.63 To bother one's head about

A. to learn something merely by memoryB. to give attention to somethingC. to be deprived of somethingD. to apply harsh treatment to someone


Q.64 To make one's fish creep

A. to frighten awayB. to throw outC. to behave in an unbecoming mannerD. to jeer at


Q.65 To die in one's shoes

A. to be in miserable conditionB. to speak without permissionC. to bring a person into ridiculeD. to die by hanging


Q.66 The worship of idols or images

A. AtheismB. TheismC. IdolatryD. Iconoclasm


Q.67 Something that is poisonous or unhealthy







A. TrivialB. ToxicC. TorpidD. Tragic


Q.68 A remedy for all diseases

A. AmnesiaB. PanaceaC. IntelligentsiaD. Parasol


Q.69 A hater of mankind

A. MisanthropeB. MisogynistC. PhilanthropistD. Misogamist


Q.70 Irresistible craving for alcoholic drinks

A. MegalomaniaB. DipsomaniaC. KleptomaniaD. Pyromania


Q.71 A person who rarely speaks the truth

A. ScoundrelB. LiarC. CrookD. Hypocrite


Q.72 Time after twilight and before night

A. EveningB. DawnC. DuskD. Eclipse






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Q.73 Custom of having many wives

A. PolyandryB. PolygamyC. MatrimonyD. Celibacy


Q.74 One who eats human flesh

A. FatalB. ObsoleteC. CannibalD. Carnivorous


Q.75 Animals living on land and in water

A. AmbiguousB. AmphibianC. AmorphousD. Ambivalent


Q.76 Circumstances will oblige me to go.

A. I will oblige the circumstances and go.B. I shall be obliged to go by the circumstances.C. Under the circumstances, I should go.D. I would be obliged by the circumstances to go.


Q.77 We waste much time on trifles.

A. Much time was wasted on trifles.B. Much time will be wasted on trifles.C. Much time is wasted by us on trifles.D. Much time is wasted in trifles.


Q.78 Mohan gave the beggar an old shirt.







A. An old shirt was given to Mohan by the beggar.B. An old shirt was given to the beggar by Mohan.C. The beggar was gave an old shirt by Mohan.D. An old shirt was gave to the beggar by Mohan.


Q.79 They have made him a king.

A. A king has been made by him.B. He was made a king by them.C. They have been made kings by him.D. He has been made a king by them.


Q.80 Walking along the road, he noticed a dead cobra.

A. Walking along the road, a dead cobra is noticed.B. Walking along the road, a dead cobra noticed him.C. Walking along the road, a dead cobra was noticed

by him.D. None of these


Q.81 Romans expected to conquers Carthage.

A. Carthage was expected to be conquered by the

Romans.B. The Romans were expected to conquer Carthage.C. It was expected by the Romans that they would

conquer Carthage.D. The Romans expected to have conquered

Carthage.


Q.82 Rain disrupted the last day's play between India and Sri Lanka.

A. The last day's play of India and Sri Lanka was

disrupted by rain.B. India and Sri lanka's play of the last day was

disrupted by rain.C. The last day's play between India and Sri Lanka

was disrupted by rain.D. The last day's play between India and Sri Lanka

were disrupted by rain.


My uncle promised me a present.






Q.83My uncle promised me a present.

A. A present was promised by my uncle to me.B. I was promised a present by my uncle.C. I had been promised a present by my uncle.D. I was promised by my uncle a present.


Q.84 Darjeeling grows tea.

A. Tea grown in Darjeeling.B. Tea is grown in Darjeeling.C. Let the tea be grown in Darjeeling.D. Tea is being grown in Darjeeling.


Q.85 He was arrested on a charge of theft, but for lack of evidence he was released.

A. He was arrested on a charge of theft, but was

released for lack of evidence.B. The police arrested him on a charge of theft, but

for lack of evidence he was released.C. The police arrested him on a charge of theft, but

for lack of evidence released him.D. None of these.


Q.86 He taught you English.

A. You are taught English.B. By whom are you being taught English?C. You were taught English by him.D. You are taught English by him.


Q.87 Can you solve this sum quickly?

A. Can this sum be solved by you?B. Can this sum solve by you?C. Can this sum be solved you quickly?D. Can this sum be solved by you quickly?


Q.88 In the following: questions, a part of sentence is underlined: Alternatives to the bold part, which mayimprove the sentence, are given at (a), (b) and (c). Choose the appropriate alternative. In case noimprovement; needed, mark (d) as your answer.






The cause of the disease is difficult to pin down precisely.

A. pin downB. pin down preciseC. pinned down preciselyD. No improvement


Q.89 This bottle contains milk.

A. Milk is contained in this bottle.B. Milk is contained by this bottle.C. Milk was contained in this bottle.D. Milk is contained for this bottle.



You cant't just pitch into and expected to get in without a ticket.

A. onB. upC. withD. No improvement


Q.91 I know his father.

A. His father is known me.B. His father is known to me.C. His father was known to me.D. His father is known by me.



Was the bicycle ensured ? No, more is the pity!

A. insureB. being ensuredC. insuredD. No improvement



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Q.93 The report alarmed us.

A. We had been alarmed at the report.B. We were alarmed by the report.C. We were alarmed at the report.D. We were alarmed for the report.



I don't want to loose my place in the line.

A. to be lostB. to loseC. to be loosenedD. No improvement



She had a metal plate inserting in her arm.

A. inserted inB. being insert intoC. inserted withD. No improvement


Q.96 Stamp collection interested the boy.

A. The boys were interested in stamp collection.B. The boy interested in stamp collection.C. The boy interested for stamp collection.D. The boy was interested in stamp collection.



The walls of the vault was plated with steel.



A. wereB. hadC. willD. No improvement


Q.98 Her failure surprised us.

A. We were surprised her failure.B. We will be surprised at her failure.C. We were surprised at her failure.D. We had been surprised at her failure.



He was deposed and replace by a more pliant successor.

A. replaced forB. replaced byC. replaced into D. No improvement


Q.100 Sunny married Anju.

A. Anju was married for Sunny.B. Anju was married to Sunny.C. Anju is married to Sunny.D. Anju has been married to Sunny.


Q.101 You cannot please everybody.

A. Everybody cannot be pleased with you.B. Everybody can be pleased with you.C. Everybody cannot pleased with you.D. Everybody cannot be please with you.






The land can be sold on the owner pleasure.

A. on the owner's pleasantB. at the owner's pleasantC. at the owner's pleasureD. No improvement


Q.103 My progress satisfied my teachers.

A. My teachers will be satisfied with my progress.B. My teachers were satisfied for my progress.C. My teachers had been satisfied with my progress.D. My teachers were satisfied with my progress.



Rain continued to pour off till Monday.

A. pour onB. pour downC. power down D. No improvement



A third of the population are living below the poverty line.

A. isB. have beenC. will D. No improvement


Q.106 In the following questions the first and the last sentences of the passage are numbered 1 and 6. The rest ofthe passage is split into four parts and named P, Q, R and S. These four parts are not given in their properorder. Read the sentences and find out which of the four combinations is correct. Then find the correctanswer.

1. Fighting a fire demands a lot of strength and endurance. P. The breathing unit may weigh as much as 25 kilograms. Q.The protective clothing the fire-fighter wears will weigh about 10 kilograms.


R. The fire-fighter will normally wear an oxygen mask and carry an oxygen tank.S. Apart from these, he will have to carry the hose and other tools.6. The weight of the hose and other tools, the fire-fighter carries, will be around 50 kilograms,

A. QPSRB. QRPSC. QSPR D. SPRQ


Q.107 She had read for eight hours last night.

A. have readB. readC. has been readingD. No improvement


Q.108 I have seen the movie and she also has.A. has alsoB. has tooC. too hasD. No improvement


Q.109 He is in want of a reliable servant.A. refusedB. needsC. declinedD. No improvement



1. We were taking tea at the Rathna Tea Stall.P. We found a tourist bus which had just rammed into a tamaris tree on the roadside.Q. We rushed out of the tea stall. R. We helped the passengers to get out of the bus.S. Suddenly we heard a loud noise followed by a cry for help.6. We informed the hospital and also the police about accident.

A. SQPRB. QSPRC. PRSQD. RSQP


Q.111 He was rejected because he was too young.




A. soB. henceC. thoughD. No improvement



1. Democracy is the primary goal of our Indian Constitution. P. If representatives do not rule according to the wishes of the people, they are changed in the nextelection.Q. In a democracy, the people are the rulers. R. New representatives who are aware of the needs of the people take their place.S. They rule through their elected representatives.6. Thus in a democracy, the responsibilities of the people are great.

A. SQPRB. QPSRC. QSPRD. QSRP


Q.113 I hoped I shall get a First Class.

A. I feel thatB. I hopeC. I am doingD. No improvement



1. Satellites have been launched into space for various purposes. P. The other satellites we have launched are the Bhaskara, Apple and Insat-IA, IB, 1C.Q. We have launched our first satellite, Aryabhatta . on 19th April, 1975.R. Our latest achievement is the launching of PSLV rocket.S. Therefore in satellite technology, we are able to compete with other developed countries.6. Only a few other countries have developed satellite technology.

A. QPRSB. QRPSC. SQPR D. SQRP


Q.115 In the following questions the first and the last sentences of the passage are numbered 1 and 6. The rest ofthe passage is split into four parts and named P, Q, R and S. These four parts are not given in their proper



order. Read the sentences and find out which of the four combinations is correct. Then find the correctanswer.

1. National Integrity means National Unity for all. P. They are the evils of Communalism and Regionalism. Q. Our Government is taking steps to remove such tendencies. R. But there are some evil tendencies in our society to hamper our unity.S. The feeling of Indianness should be achieved to preserve our unity.6. And this is what every Indian should aim at.

A. SRQPB. QPRSC. QRPSD. QSPR



1. He could not rise.P. All at once, in the distance, he heard an elephant trumpet.Q.He tried again with all his might, but to no use. R. The next moment he was on his feet.S. He stepped into the river.6. It was colder than usual.

A. PQSRB. PRQSC. QPRSD. QPSR



1. An elderly lady suddenly became blind.P. The doctor called daily and every time he took away some of her furniture he liked. Q. At last, she was cured and the doctor demanded his fee. R. She agreed to pay a large fee to the doctor who would cure her.S. On being refused, the doctor wanted to know the reason.6. The lady said that she had not been properly cured because she could not see all her furniture.

A. PQRSB. RPQSC. RQPS D. RSPQ



1. Yawning or its absence has been related to various clinical conditions. P. Interestingly, some clinicians claim that those with acute physical illness don't yawn until they are onthe road to recovery. Q. It can be a symptom of brain lesions, hemorrhage, motion sickness and encephalitis. R. But what is currently known about yawning is essentially anecdotal, mostly because the yawn has notgot the respect it deserves.S. On the other hand, it has been reported that psychotic rarely yawn, except those suffering from braindamage.6. It is in reality a releasing stimulus.

A. PSRQB. PSQRC. QSPRD. QSRP



1. Man has existed for about a million years.P. Science, as a dominant factor in determining the beliefs of educated men, has existed for about 300years; as a source of economic technique, for about 150 years. Q. When we consider how recently it has risen tc power, we find ourselves forced to believe that: we areat the very beginning of its work in transforming human life. R. In this brief period it has proved itself ar. incredibly powerful revolutionary force.S. He has possessed writing for about 6,000 years agriculture somewhat longer, but perhaps no: muchlonger.6. What its future effects will be, is a matter of conjecture, but possibly a study of its effects hitherto maymake the conjecture a little less hazardous.

A. PQSRB. PRSQC. RQPSD. SPRQ



1. The path of Venus lies inside the path of th-Earth. P. When at its farthest from the Earth, Venus is 1 c million miles away. Q. With such a wide range between its greatest ar.: least distances it is natural that at sometime Venusappears much brighter than others. R. No other body ever comes so near the Earth, with the exception of the Moon and an occasionalof the Moon and an occasional comet or asteroid.S. The Venus is at its nearest to the Earth, it is on 26 million miles.6. When at its brightest, it is easily seen with the naked eye in broad daylight,

A. PSQRB. QPRSC. SQRPD. SRPQ

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1. My brother took me out with him.P. We stood knee-deep in the muddy water of the pond.Q. We flung stones to create ripples.R. We went to the pond.S. The ripples looked enchanting in the light of the sun.6. Pieces of hollow reeds came ashore riding on the ripples.

A. RQPSB. SPQRC. RPQSD. SQPR



1. I was accepted by Marco as a member of the family.P. I willingly accepted my newly acquired positionQ. Marco was impractical.R. Even simple matters appeared complicated to him.5. He could only copy ancient things and writ; about them.6. His mind was completely in it.

A. SQRPB. PRQSC. SRQPD. PQRS



1. The hill town of Gorkha is the ancestral home of the Shah dynasty, which rules Nepal today.P. And thus grew the legend in the army: "Anyone who says he is not afraid is either a liar or Gorkha."Q. It was from here that Prithvi Narayan Shah and his legendary Gorkhali fighters started their conquestof the country's various tiny principalities and unified them into a single nation.R. So impressed were the British that over 2,00,000 Gorkhas were recruited by them to fight in the twoWorld Wars.S. The Gorkhas made their presence felt in battles against the British in India in the 19th century.6. To this day, the British and Indian armies maintain Gorkhas regiments,

A. QRSPB. PSRQC. QSRPD. PRSQ

Correct 3 N/A N/A Bookmark

Ans:Q.124 In the following questions the first and the last sentences of the passage are numbered 1 and 6. The rest of

the passage is split into four parts and named P, Q, R and S. These four parts are not given in their properorder. Read the sentences and find out which of the four combinations is correct. Then find the correctanswer.

1. It was Mother Teresa who once said that people may not be hungry for bread, but are hungry for loveand recognition.P. Be he or she a child or an adult, or a blue collar worker, a young housewife, or a granny, everyone looksforward to a word of appreciation or cheer.Q.Mother was only citing a universal truth.R. You don't lose anything by complimenting her, but it matters a lot to her.S. If you just tell a housewife, 'How wonderful is the curry you have made,' a winsome smile and brightface greets you.6. You don't lose any money or time by taking interest in others.

A. SQRPB. QPSRC. QRSPD. SPQR



1. The Kalka-Shimla Railway Line boasts of a rich history, in its 100 years of operation.P. His conviction was so strong, that even the British followed the line that Bhalku's Deity had predictedand the track was built accordingly!Q. The result ?R. Like the story of Bhalku, a track worker, whose Deity revealed to him in his dreams the line that thetrack would be built on !S. Covering 96.54 km, the track rises from an altitude of 640 metres from Kalka to 2060 metres atShimla, zig-zagging through a total of 103 tunnels and crossing more than 800 bridges.6. A breathtaking journey through the lower Himalayan range, with a clear view of the hills and thesurrounding abundance of nature.

A. RPSQB. SQRPC. RQSPD. SPRQ



1. Ordinance Factories are situated in remote areas of the country.P. The factories are well equipped with modern amenities.Q. The setting up of factories with sound infrastructure in such underdeveloped areas has not only initiatedrapid industrialisation, but also generated substantial direct and indirect employment opportunities.R. They have their own hospitals, schools, market complexes and recreational facilities.5. All factories undertake welfare schemes like organising health camps and awareness programs,education to children and social forestry.

6. Their existence is not merely benefiting the workforce but also contributing enormously to the socio-economic development of the region.

A. PSQRB. QRPSC. PRQSD. QSPR



1. It was one of the biggest affirmations of wealth made during the last century. P. And what better way to make such an announcement than by building a home akin to a palace ? Q. Nor were these houses small enough to be mistaken for the common man. R. Shrewd businessmen that they were, they refused to build palaces as that would bring them in conflictwith their Rajput bosses.S. An entire generation of Marwari businessmen who had struck big-time riches in the bustling metros ofcolonial India wanted to announce their newlygotten wealth to their relatives back home.6. This is how 40,000 havelis came to be constructed in the Shekhawati belt of Rajasthan during a briefspan of 30 years at the start of the 20th century.

A. SRPQB. QPRSC. SPRQD. QRPS



1. The neem tree has been revered by Indians since time immemorial. P. Many by-products of neem can be effectively used for treating various health problems.Q. Wherever the Indians migrated, they made efforts to introduce the plant.R. According to mythology, when Indra was carrying the urn containing amrit to heaven on his whiteelephant, some of the amrit fell on the neem tree.S. It provides plentiful shade all the year round and its presence keeps several types of insects away.6. As a result, it is blessed with the property to cure all ailments.

A. QSPRB. PSQRC. QRPS D. PRQS



1. Most people don't think of cultural shifts when they move to a new country. P. It's quite natural for your children to covet the same things that you wanted and even look for a sociallife within their age groups.

Q. If you oppose them, they will resent you.R. When you decided to move to the US, obviously money and material goods figured high on yourpriority list.S. When that happens, you will lose them completely.6. If you give them a patient hearing, they will treat you with respect and there is a possibility that theywill give importance to family values.

A. SPQRB. RQPSC. SQPRD. RPQS



1. On a sunny autumn morning, my wife and I visited the Honshu tunnel site in Japan.P. "Although we are building for tomorrow, our superstitions are yesterday's-the men bay that a woman inthe tunnel would bring bad luck."Q. But our guide brought only a single set of overalls and one hard hat.R. "You must forgive us," he said with exquisite politeness.S. We had assumed that we would both be allowed down into the tunnel.6. My wife's disappointment was tempered by a chance to stroll through the bright town.

A. PRQS B. SQRP C. PQRS D. SRQP


Q.131 Choose the correct option for (131)

A. ratherB. haveC. hasD. had



A. mannerB. life C. happinessD. behaviour



A. have



B. hasC. areD. is



A. genuineB. seriousC. strongD. sincere



A. outB. onC. inD. all



A. lifeB. fortuneC. futureD. hope



A. soleB. specialC. commonD. actual



A. the B. aC. new D. its

Correct






Ans: 1 Passage N/A Bookmark


A. importantB. necessary C. required D. useful



A. manyB. moreC. vivid D. several



A. twoB. differentC. oneD. identical



A. SinceB. YetC. As D. When



A. aheadB. aboutC. apartD. as









A. continueB. startsC. beginningD. opened



A. similaritiesB. differencesC. demandsD. comparisons



A. perhapsB. probablyC. presumablyD. supposedly



A. of B. inC. withD. at



A. asB. no soonerC. as soon asD. before



A. keep B. retainC. preserveD. conserve






CorrectAns:



A. whenever B. whereverC. howeverD. some


Q.151 In the following: questions, sentences are given with blanks to be filled in with appropriate word{s). Fouralternatives are suggested for each question. Choose the correct alternative out of the four.

The little girl was knocked down by a speeding car and she lost her ....... immediately.

A. conscienceB. conscientiousC. consciousD. consciousness



They have had to put ______ the football match because of snow.

A. ofB. offC. upD. on



She found a few good cards in a shop and she bought .... cards last night.

A. thoseB. whichC. themD. this



Ten miles .... a long way to walk.



A. areB. isC. are beingD. are not



The mechanic .... the vehicle since this morning.

A. repairedB. repairingC. has been repairingD. will be repairing



Going up the stairs, the boy .... down.

A. fallB. has fallenC. did fellD. fell



I once saw a man .... on a rope.

A. walkedB. have walkedC. walkingD. has been walking



Not knowing .... way, I asked a policeman.

A. myB. mineC. myself

D. me



Mounting his horse, the bandit rode ....

A. onB. byC. about D. off



Having come .... age, his son entered into partnership with him.

A. offB. by C. toD. of


Q.161 The above passage presents Platonic philosophy as-

A. giving rise to vulgar wantsB. too idealistic in terms of a realistic assessment of a

manC. no more than more wordsD. being pragmatic


Q.162 The author in the above passage

A. praises Platonic philosophyB. explains the drawbacks of Baconian philosophyC. balances opposite views in order to arrive at a just

definition of eachD. compares and contrasts two systems towards

which he is impartial


Q.163 Which one of the following best reflects the underlying tone of the passage ?



A. All ideas regarding man are couched in noblewords

B. Man when exalted into a god comes to nothingC. It is better for man to continue to be a manD. It is the image of man conceived differently that

makes the basic distinction between differentsystems


Q.164 Which of the following words in the passage confirm the exalted notions of man according to Plato?

A. precising boundless dominionB. 'He aimed at the stars'C. 'Fixed his eye on the mark and hit in the white'D. There was no want of strength or skill, the shot

was thrown away'


Q.165 The reference to a bow and an arrow in the passage

A. serves as an example of Plato's strengthB. teaches us to stay focused on targetC. shows us a track of dazzling brilliance in man's

historyD. shows us the comparative strengths and

weaknesses of Platonic and Baconian systems


Q.166 The speaker told Uriah and Mrs. Heep about his aunt because

A. they pleaded with him to do soB. he liked talking about his auntC. they first talked about their auntsD. they forced him to talk about his aunt


Q.167 The speaker stopped talking about his parents because

A. he did not like the subjectB. he could not remember the detailsC. his parents had forbidden him to do soD. his aunt had told him not to discuss his parents


Q.168 Uriah and his wife gave the speaker good food because






A. they were fond of himB. they were kind by natureC. the speaker asked for special treatmentD. they wanted to elicit information from him


Q.169 When the speaker found that the Heeps were frank with him, he-

A. admired their franknessB. became suspicious of their motivesC. told them all they wanted to knowD. did not know what to do


Q.170 The Heeps did what they liked with the speaker because

A. he was a foolB. he was overwhelmed by their kindnessC. he forgot his aunt's adviceD. he was eager to tell them everything


Q.171 The 'great passenger trains' referred to in the passage were

A. majestic tourist trainsB. efficient commuter trainsC. long distance passenger trainsD. The Twentieth Century Limited and The

Broadway Limited


Q.172 Passengers on long distance trains are unhappy because

A. long delays are caused at 'railway stations'B. elegance and grace are missingC. train tickets are not easily availableD. the service on trains is often poor


Q.173 The trains that still run frequently are

A. freight trainsB. commuter trains






C. luxury trainsD. fast long distance trains


Q.174 The author feels that travelling by train

A. can never be comfortableB. was comfortable in the pastC. is comfortable but very expensiveD. will be comfortable in future


Q.175 What the author associates with air travel is-

A. elegance and graceB. luxury and speedC. noise and congestionD. expense and style


Q.176 The black-and-white dog ran away because

A. he was being chasedB. he had been hit with stonesC. the red dog chased himD. he heard his master' whistle


Q.177 The red dog moved gingerly and restlessly because

A. the sun was hotB. he was in great painC. he was frightenedD. he was fat


Q.178 The dog whimpered loudly when

A. the author examined his noseB. he ducked his headC. the author touched himD. he moved on hot bricks


Wagging his tail the dog pleaded with the author to







Q.179 Wagging his tail the dog pleaded with the author to

A. remove the quillsB. take him to the vetC. give him foodD. take him back to his master


Q.180 The word 'ugly' means

A. sharpB. cruelC. blackD. repulsive


Q.181 Why did Charles accept the offer to work on ship 'Beagle'?

A. To continue his hobby of marksmanshipB. To be able to write a bookC. His education at Christ College was overD. None of these


Q.182 Charles may have derived the idea of evolution from

A. Captain FitzoryB. Erasmus's writingC. his friends at EdinburghD. his classmates at college


Q.183 Which of the following is NOT True about Erasmus?

A. He was a well known medical doctor.B. He encouraged Charles to evolution.C. He was credited with some inventions.D. He was considerate and open minded.


Q.184 Which of the following statements is TRUE in the context of the passage?

A. Josiah wanted his grandson to join pottery

business.






B. Probably Charles's family could not read his mind.C. Lamarck’s writings did not impress Charles.D. Charles did well in classical secondary school.


Q.185 The passage that Charles's interests were in all the fields given below except

A. family professionB. geologyC. travelD. shooting


Q.186 Which of the following should be the most appropriate title of the passage?

A. Fiction is real literatureB. Truth is stranger than fictionC. Literature is imbued with fictionD. Fiction is sensational


Q.187 What has been said about the interest of the reader in reading fiction?

A. he likes it very muchB. he considers it mysterious and spicyC. he does not want to read it again and againD. he reads it until he has finished it


Q.188 What does make the reader spell-bound to read a fiction?

A. an elements of suspenseB. the art of the writerC. imagination and narrationD. the interpretation of the writer


Q.189 What does a novelist describe in the novel?

A. spiced account of certain aspectsB. the real everyday lifeC. only the salient features of the whole storyD. the story of daily life

Correct






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Q.190 Literature cannot simply describe our real lives because

A. it has limited spaceB. our life is full of mystery and suspenseC. our life is very vagueD. it highlights certain aspects only


Q.191 In the following questions, a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect speech. Out of the four alternativessuggested, select the one which best expresses the same sentence in Indirect. Direct speech.

She said, "Let them play".

A. She advised that we should be allowed to play.B. She advised that you should be allowed to play.C. She advised that they would be allowed to play.D. She advised that they should be allowed to play.



Ramesh said, "Sarla will not dance."

A. Ramesh said that Sarla will not dance.B. Ramesh said that Sarla would not dance.C. Ramesh said if Sarla would not dance.D. Ramesh said when Sarla would not dance.



The professor said, "Alas! he is no more".

A. The professor exclaimed with sorrow that he was

no more.B. The professor exclaimed with surprise that he was

no moreC. The professor exclaimed with sorrow that I was no

more.D. The professor exclaimed with sorrow that she had

been no more.





He said to me, "Do you know who is there?"

A. He asked me if I knew who was there.B. He asked me that I knew who was there.C. He asked me if he knew who was there.D. He asked me if you knew who was there.



He said, "Thanks for reminding me"

A. He thanked me reminding him.B. He thanked me for reminding him.C. He thanks me for reminding him.D. He thanked me for reminding you.



He said, "Hello, what are you doing?"

A. He greeted and asked me what I was doing.B. He greeted and asked me what was I doing.C. He greeted and asked me what he was doing.D. He greeted and asked him what I was doing.



She said, "Congratulations!"A. She congratulated me.B. She congratulates me.C. She congratulated him.D. She had congratulated me.



She said, "Farewell my dear friends".

A. She bade farewell for her friends.B. She bade farewell her friends.C. She bade farewell to her friends.

D. She bids farewell to her friends.CorrectAns: 3 N/A N/A Bookmark


He said to the peon, "Let the visitor have his cap"

A. He ordered the peon that the visitor might allowed

have my cap.B. He ordered the peon that the visitor might allowed

to have his cap.C. He requested the peon that the visitor might

allowed to have his cap.D. He told to the peon that the visitor might allowed

to have his cap.



He says, "Mohan will write a letter."

A. He says that Mohan will write a letter.B. He says that Mohan would write a letter.C. He says that Mohan should write a letter.D. He says that Mohan will have written a letter.


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