SSC English CPO Solved Paper 2015 Questions Answer Notes
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SSC English CPO Solved Paper 2015 Questions Answer Notes : Solved Question Answer Paper 2015 Passage Direction Question Answer Explanation ( Most Important Notes for SSC English )
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1 To win laurels
(a) To be disappointed
(b) To memories
(c) To earn great prestige
(d) To be victorious in a game
2. The shopping mall is a bee hive of activity.
(a) a busy place
(b) a sweet place
(e) a secure place
(d) a costly place
3. We must draw the line somewhere.
(a) fix a limit
(b) aim at the sky
(c) turn the tables
(d) put the screw on
4. To cut the Gordian knot
(a) To do a job perfunctorily
(b) To cut a piece of a cloth
(C) To perform an easy task
5. The officer was in the soup when there was a raid in his office.
(a) preparing soup
(b) to be in trouble
(c) distributing soup
(d) drinking soup
6. He was so………………….at his job that he was asked to give a…………………to the visitors.
(a) able, disclosure
(b) agile, demolition
(c) accurate, display
(d) adept, demonstration
7. The………………..of the ‘Chief was…………………upon him.
(a) title, imposed
(b) title, bestowed
(c) name, dismissed
(d) appointment, thrown
8. There were so many………………….points in his speech that the audience………………to get the message.
(a) irrelevant, failed
(b) interesting, tied
(C) superficial, listened
(d) relevant, hastened
9. She was so………………..that she was………………….by all.
(a) stupid, admired
(b) proud, respected
(e) excellent, warned
(d) talented, praised
10. The little boy ran…… …………….fast that he was………………….for breath.
(a) very, struggling
(b) so, gasping
(c) so, inhaling
(d) too, fighting
11. VACILLATE
(a) Decide
(b) Injure
(c) Repel
(d) Relieve
12. ENLARGE
(a) Glorify
(b) Condense
(c) Amplify
(d) Augment
13. OBSEQUIOUS
(a) Clever
(b) Opaque
(c) Careful
(d) Domineering
14. TRANQUIL
(a) Perpetual
(b) Unruffled
(c) Disturbed
(d) Temporal
15. UNSCRUPULOUS
(a) Single-minded
(b) Conscientious
(c) Superfluous
(d) Dedicated
16. (a) (i) = are
(b) (i) = has been
(c) (i)= have
(d) (i) = has
17. (a) (ii)=conjecture
(b) (ii)=conduct
(c) (ii) = conceal
(d) (ii)=reveal
18. (a) (iii) = at
(b) (iii) = before
(c) (iii) = of
(d) (iii) – by
19.(a) (iv)=retracted
(b) (iv)=refined
(c) (iv)=recorded
(d) (iv)=resolved
20. (a) (v) = loaded
(b) (v)=formulated
(c)(v) = featured
(d) (v) = fixed
21. Why is research conducted?
(a) Research is conducted in order to verify the information.
(b) Research in conducted in order to minimize the result of previous works.
(c) Research is conducted in order to destroy facts.
(d) Research is conducted in order to develop new problems,
22. What is research?
(a) Research is a process having no practical use.
(b) Research is the creation of new forms of knowledge
(C) Research is the destruction of previous works.
(d) Research is the attempt to limit the growth of knowledge.
23. Select the answer which best reflects the view expressed in the passage.
(a) Research can thrive without grants.
(b) Researchers never apply for grants.
(c) Documentation is important in research
(d) Grants are not based on merit.
24. How many kinds of research are there?
(a) There are two different kinds of research.
(b) There are different kinds of research
(e) There is only one kind of research.
(d) There are seven different kinds of research
25. Choose the most appropriate answer from this passage.
(a) Academic publishing is meant only for experts.
(b) Academic publishing is meant to benefit the general public.
(c) Academic publishing is meant only for professionals.
(d) Academic publishing is meant only for academicians.
26. Artistic, musical, or dramatic interpretation
(a) Report
(b) Rendition
(c) Imitation
(d) Reparation
27. A person who leaves his own country in order to go and live in another
(a) Expatriate
(b) Immigrant
(C) Emigrant
(d) Refugee
28.That which cannot be avoided
(a) Inestimable
(b) Indifferent
(c) Inevitable
(d) Infallible
29. Walking in sleep
(a) Sleepyhead
(b) Somnolence
(c) Insomnia
(d) Somnambulism
30. Showing a dislike of anything improper
(a) Rude
(b) Prim
(c) Crude
(d) Strict
31. Everyone was happy to hear about his success.
(a) about his success.
(b) Everyone was happy
(c) to hear
(d) No error
32. The team was now in the field and about to take their place
(a) No error
(b) now in the field and
(c) about to take their place.
(d) The team was
33. The lions kill the animals and eat their meat.
(a) kill the animals
(b) No error
(c) The lions
(d) and eat his meat.
34. Our beloved Prime Minister is known to prominent figures all over the world.
(a) is known to
(b) the prominent figures all over the world.
(c) Our beloved Prime Minister
(d) No error
35. Hearing these strange noises above, the thought at once occurred to me that thieves had entered the house.
(a) Hearing these strange noises above
(b) that thief had entered the house.
(c) No error
(d) the thought at once occurred to me
36. INTERFERENCE
(a) Deference
(b) Obstruction
(c) Honour
(d) Fearful
37. QUARRY
(a) Quest
(b) Denounce
(c) Quake
(d) Victim
38. CONJECTURE
(a) Knowledge
(b) Bias
(c) Truth
(d) Guess
39. VERISIMILITUDE
(a) Grotesque
(b) Authenticity
(c) Festive
(d) Fantastic
40. ANNIHILATE
(a) Solve
(b) Initiate
(e) Deduce
(d) Destroy
40. (a) Nauseating
(b) Aberrance
(c) Meditation
(d) Deliberate
42. (a) Cemetry
(b) Cemetary
(c) Symmetry
(d) Cemetery
43. (a) Ancestral
(b) Ancestral
(c) Ancestral
(d) Ancestral
44. (a) Curiosity
(b) Curiosity
(c) Curiosity
(d) Curiosity
45. (a) Antecedent
(b) Antecedent
(c) Antecedent
(d) Antecedent
46. The workers should have been more meticulous.
(a) Committed
(b) No improvement
(c) Precise
(d) Punctual
47. Torture and trauma have made her a mental patient.
(a) Mad
(b) No improvement
(c) Lunatic
(d) Mania
48. I was angry at myself for making such a big mistake.
(a) with
(b) No improvement
(c) on
(d) about
49. She is very eccentric woman.
(a) Generous
(b) No improvement
(c) Impatient
(d) Unusual
50. The chickens on his farm are fatted up nicely.
(a) are fattened
(b) No improvement
(c) are fatting
(d) are fattening
