SSC English Central Police Organisation ( CPO ) Solved Paper 2014 Notes

SSC English Central Police Organisation ( CPO ) Solved Paper 2014 Notes: Solved Questions Paper 2014 Answer Question Explanation Word Meaning SSC English Most Important Notes for SSC English  :

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1 FREQUENT

(a) Avid

(b) Less

(c) Late

(d) Seldom

2. DECLINES

(a) Admits

(b) Accepts

(c) Refuses

(d) Improves

3. JUVENILE

(a) Childish

(b) Experienced

(c) Senior

(d) Adolescent

4. BONUS

(a) Drawback

(b) Penance

(c) Punishment

(d) Fine

5.ETERNAL

(a) Timeless

(b) Change

(c) Transient

(d) Ancient

6. Mind did something out of character today, she gave a beggar some money.

(a) did not act according to a script

(b) did not behave in one’s usual nature

(c) acted beyond what was required

(d) behaved like a hypocrite

7. People say that the banker is on his last legs.

(a) on the verge of ruin

(b) on his deathbed

(c) at the end of his wits

(d) at the end of his journey

8. You cannot rely upon a greenhorn like James.

(a) an inexperienced person

(b) a notorious fraud

(c) a boastful person

(d) a careless worker

9. When they called out his name as the winner of the grand prize, his jaw dropped.

(a) he fainted

(b) he screamed in joy

(c) he was happy

(d) he was astonished

10. A-hole and corner policy is never welcomed in a democratic society.

(a) corrupted

(b) Secret

(c) frail

(d) degraded

11. Many accidents at the factory are caused by workers who do not read warning signs.

(a) is the cause of

(b) are caused by

(c) are caused because

(d) No improvement

12. The government seems to have no idea for the welfare of the common man.

(a) no interest in

(b) no account for

(e) no credibility in

(d) No improvement

13. The world community has expressed critical concern over recent attacks on minorities.

(a) active concern

(b) firm concern

(c) grave concern

(d) No improvement

14. The wound on his hand is close now.

(a) is healing now

(b) is repairing now

(c) is cleaning now

(d) No improvement

15. Too much worry is not good for our health.

(a) is beneficial

(c) is hurtful

(d) No improvement

16. A cluster of houses in a village

(a) Stack

(b) Hamlet

(c) Truss

(d) Claque

17. Thoughtful and sad

(a) Vicarious

(b) Pensive

(c) Tenacious

(d) Scrupulous

18. A number of monkeys

(a) Rookery

(b) Troop

(c) Pride

(d) Flight

19. Lasting for two years

(a) Perennial

(b) Biennial

(c) Centennial

(d) Diurnal

20. A speech in praise of

(a) Anode for

(b) A tribute for

(c) A eulogy for

(d) An accolade for

21. (a) Flamboyant

(b) Flamboyant

(c) Flamboyant

(d) Flamboyant

22. (a) Pneumonia

(b) Pneumonia

(c) Pneumonia

(d) Pneumonia

23.  (a) Grandeur

(b) Grandeur

(c) Grandeur

(d) Grandeur

24. (a) Pictures

(b) Picturesque

(c) Picturesque

(d) Picturesque

25. (a) Anesthesia

(b) Anesthesia

(c) Anesthesia

(d) Anaesthesia

26. politician indulge in corruption in elections now-a days because

(a) of the lure of power

(b) of the lure of money

(c) elections can be won only by corrupt means

(d) corrupt practices in elections go unnoticed.

27. How does corruption thrive in elections?

(a) The people themselves are corrupt.

(b) A sizeable part of the society is corrupt.

(c) The politicians exploit the electorate psychologically.

(d) The politicians cheat the electorate economically.

28. According to the writer, why do the voters fall an easy prey to the machinations of the politicians?

(a) They want to sell their votes due to poverty.

(b) They are illiterate and do not understand what designs the politicians have on them.

(e) They are indifferent to what happens on the political horizon.

(d) They have no political knowledge.

29. Why do the corrupt practices indulged in during elections go unnoticed?

(a) Because nobody is interested in discovering corrupt practices.

(b) Because vested interests shield those who indulge in corrupt practices.

(e) Because the law-enforcing authorities themselves are in collusion with the politicians.

(d) Because the constituencies are so big that it becomes difficult to discover the corrupt practices.

30. What happens to the anti-corruption laws?

(a) There is actually no such thing as anti-corruption law.

(b) Anti-corruption laws are certainly honored but in a limited way.

(c) The government does not want to enforce anti corruption laws.

(d) Anti-corruption laws are honored more in their breach than in their observance.

31. The passage talks about

(a) materialistic pursuits

(b) life of the modern man

(c) work-related strain

(d) man and nature

32. Social anxiety and tension refers to

(a) difficulties related to maintaining relationships

(b) domestic violence

(c) social enmity

(d) None of the above

33. The meaning of prolonged ‘is

(a) enlarged

(b) increased

(c) expanded

(d) enhanced

34. The antonym of ‘scarcity

(a) ferocity

(b) density

(c) abundance

(d) limited

35. Strike’ in the passage means

(a) to hit someone

(b) an agitation

(c) both (a) and  (b)

(d) None of the above

36. I’m not satisfied with

(a)/ your explanation of where

(b)/ you were last night.

(c)/No error(d)

37. I came into

(a)/ the room when

(b)/ Mary played the piano.

(c)/No error (d)

38. The man

(a)/ was driving

(b)/herds of cattle.

(e)/No error (d)

39. There is

(a)/somesheep

(b)/in the field.

(e)/No error (d)

40. Playing

(a)/ the drums and

(b)/ singing are difficult.

(c)/ No error(d)

41. The police were…………….people aside to make way for the President’s car.

(a) shoving

(b) poking

(c) nudging

(a) shifting

42. He scored very low marks in the exam because of his…………….knowledge of the subject.

(a) outward

(b) superficial

(c) thorough

(a) deep

43. WB Yeats made several…….. ………to Indian mythology in his poems.

(a) allusions

(b) illusions

(c) collusions

(d) infusion

44. The board’s meeting has been………….to Saturday next.

(a) differed

(b) deferred

(c) deterred

(d) littered

45. Eight scientists have……………the national awards for outstanding contribution and dedication to their profession.

(a) picked

(b) conferred

(c) bagged

(d) discovered

46. DEVILISH

(a) Mischievous

(b) Unrighteous

(c) Unholy

(d) Sinful

47. AROMATIC

(a) Herbal

(b) Flowery

(c) Pungent

(d) Fragrant

48. MOROSE

(a) Calm

(b) Disappointed

(c) Gloomy

(d) Furious

49. DENOUNCE

(a) Remove

(b) Accuse

(c) Resign

(d) Arrest

50. INSOLENT

(a) Dishonest

(b) Oppressive

(c) Rude

(d) Mischievous

 

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