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1 In 1906 an earthquake

(a)/ destroyed much

(b)/ of San Francisco.

(c)/No error(d)

2. His parents do not

(a)/ approve of

(b)/his business.

(c)No error (d)

3. The college library is

(a)/ not only equipped with

(b)/ very good books but also with the latest journals.

(C)/ No error (d)

4. The lovers walked

(a)/beside each other

(b) in silence.

(c)/No error (d)

5. Men are wanted

(a)/ for the army

(b)/ and the navy, and the air force.

(c)/No error (d)

6. China is a big country, in area, it is bigger than any other country……………. Russia.

(a) accept

(b) except

(c) expect

(d) access

7. The masks are worn by the men helped them…………..their identity.

(a) conceal

(b) congeal

(c) masquerade

(d) cheat

8. On the………..occasion of Laxmi Puja the Mathur’s bought a new car.

(a) officious

(b) auspicious

(c) fortuitous

(d) prosperous

9. Precautions are to be taken with anyone who seems

(a) contagious

(b) infectious

(c) diseased

(d) defiled

10. The treasure was hidden…………….a big shore.

(a) on

(b) underneath

(c) toward

(d) off

11. SCORN

(a) Concise

(b) Despise

(c) Bias

(d) Fierce

12. CATASTROPHE

(a) Tragedy

(b) Anger

(c) Violence

(d) Hatred

13. ABJURE

(a) Renounce

(b) Announce

(c) Pronounce

(d) Denounce

14. ASSESS

(a) Overload

(b) Measure

(c) Permit

(d) Enter

15. ELASTIC

(a) Free

(b) Liberal

(C) Flexible

(d) Broad

16. SAFE

(b) Insecure

(a) Rash

(e) Beneficial

(d) Harsh

17. REDUNDANT

(a) Repentant

(b) Surplus

(e) Singular

(d) Required

18. FAIR

(a) Untrue

(b) Unjust

(c) Coarse

(d) Harsh

19. BOISTEROUS

(a) Serenity

(b) Calm

(c) Cheerful

(d) Courageous

20. SUBSTANTIAL

(a) Flimsy

(b) Hefty

(c) Actual

(d) Excess

21. We must work with all our might and main, otherwise, we cannot succeed.

(a) full force

(b) complete trust

(c) exceptional skill

(d) full unity

22. The sailors nailed their colours to their mast.

(a) put up a colourful mast

(b) refused to climb down

(c) took over the ship

(d) decided to abandon the ship

23. We had (had) better batten down the hatches. The weather is unpredictable.

(a) stay in-door

(b) prepare for a difficult situation

(c) go somewhere safe

(d) face the obstacles

24. It is difficult to have a sensible discussion with her as she flies off at a tangent.

(a) gets carried away

(b) starts discussing something irrelevant

(c) loses her temper easily

(d) does not really understand anything

25. The students fought hard to go at equal speed with the professor.

(a) get away from

(b) put up with

(e) keep up with

(d) race against

26. He will revise it when he is coming back.

(a) when he comes back

(b) on coming back

(c) when he came back

(d) No improvement

27. The members of the students’ union did not give the examination in protest.

(a) did not write

(b) did not sit for

(c) did not show up for

(d) No improvement

28. She was kept from her assignment because of her loquacious roommate.

(a) noisy

(b) irritating

(c) talkative

(d) No improvement

29. James epitomizes everything that a leader should be.

(a) worships

(b) loves

(c) adores

(d) No improvement

30. The businessman is respectively connected.

(a) respectfully

(b) respectably

(c) receptively

(d) No improvement

31. One who offers his service on his own free will

(a) Worker

(b) Slave

(c) Volunteer

(d) Servant

32. One who is always doubting

(a) Sceptic

(b) Deist

(e) Rationalist

(d) Positivist

33. A collection of slaves

(a) Coffle

(b) Crew

(c) Company

(d) Cortege

34. A professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army

(a) Mercenary

(b) Liquidator

(c) Venal

(d) Hireling

35. Not likely to be easily pleased

(a) Fastidious

(b) Infallible

(c) Fatalist

(d) Communist

36. (a) Resilient

(b) Persuade

(C) Dubious

(d) Deplete

37. (a) Ineffectual

(b) Ineffectual

(e) Inefecttual

(d) Inefictual

38. (a) Massacre

(b) Massacre

(c) Massacre

(d) Massacre

39. (a) Constance

(b) Consience

(c) Conscience

(d) Conscience

40. (a) Nirvana

(b) Nirvana

(c) Nirvana

(d) Nirvana

41. Modern means of entertainment and communication ……..street theatre.

(a) does affect

(b) does not affect

(c) helps popularize

(d) helps establish

42. In the olden days street theatre…………..to villages or small localities of the city.

(a) was restricted

(b) was not restricted

(c) was opened

(d) was entertained

43. Street theatre usually…………….with issues of public importance.

(a) is distanced

(b) is performed

(c) deals

(d) does not deal

44. Street theatre is…………….to stage drama.

(a) nothing

(b) costly

(c) reasonable

(d) affordable

45. Street theatre creates an/a…. ……impact on audiences.

(a) intimate

(b) emotional

(c) mystical

(d) physical

46. In self-directed learning, an individual

(a) takes initiative with or without the help of others.

(b) is passive and waits for directions

(c) is helpless and dependent

(d) takes initiative, without an objective

47. There is a need for self-directed learning because

(a) it is less challenging

(b) it helps people to learn more things and learn better

(c) it is a more cost-effective method

(d) it is a modern method of learning

48. Which word best describes self-directed learning?

(a) Active learning

(b) Passive learning

(c) Compulsory learning

(d) Repulsive learning

49. The modern environment according to the author is

(a) restrictive

(b) instructive

(e) less developed

(d) impracticable

50. The synonym of the word “diagnosing” is

(a) searching

(b) examining

(e) identifying

(d) complying