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Directions (1-10): In the following questions, some parts of the sentences have errors and some are correct Find out which part of a sentence has an error and blacken the circle corresponding to the appropriate options. If a sentence is free from error, blacken the circle corresponding to “No Error” in the Answer Sheet
- I want to exchange
(a)/my Marti
(b)/from a Santo.
(C)/ No error
- There were extensive
(a)/ lawn in front
(b)/ of the bungalow.
(c)/No error
- Wise men follow nobel
(a)/ ideas whereas fools
(b)/ disregard them.
(C)/No error
- The navel officers
(a)/ successfully fought the pirates
(b)/ who had looted and plundered for many years.
(C)/ No Error
- He acted not
(a)/ as per my advice
(b)/but somebody else.
(C)/No error
- The chairs in the
(a)/ room are in a
(b)/ state disarray.
(C)No error
- Ashoka the Great was
(a)/ regarded one of the greatest
emperors
(b)/ the world has ever produced.
(c)/No error
- Will you please
(a)/give me little milk
(b)/ for my cat?
(c)/ No error
- “The light bulbs
(a)/of the hall
(b)/need to be changed.
(c) No error
- A recent survey indicates
(a)/ that the number of drug day by day.
(e)/No error
- Do not look………………on women.
(a) up
(b) down
(c) right
(d) left
- I…………….him on this point.
(a) agree to
(b) agreeing with
(c) agreed with
(d) admitted to
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- The stranger…………….in through the window last night.
(a) creeps
(b) creep
(c) crept
(d) creeping
- They………………living here since 2000.
(a) are still
(b) have been
(c) are
(d) will be
- The specialist.. ………….you want to meet is available only on Thursdays.
(a) which
(b) whom
(c) whose
(d) who
- HESITATE
(a) Resolve
(c) Pause
- CONSCIOUSNESS
(a) Vision
(c) Nothingness
(b) Understanding
(d) Awareness
- CALIBRE
(a) Career
(c) Calmness
(b) Capacity
(d) Crowd
- PERSUADE
(a) Deter
(b) Hinder
(c) Coax
(d) Restrain
- WANDER
(a) Race
(b) Wrestle
(c) Gallop
(d) Roam
- VIRTUE
(a) Fool
(b) Vice
(c) Untrue
(d) Defeat
- EVASIVE
(a) Categorical
(b) Indefinite
(c) Explicit
(d) Unclear
- RELENTLESS
(a) Gentle
(b) Sensitive
(e) Yielding
(d) Kind
- HOSTILITY
(a) Enmity
(b) Friendship
(e) Partnership
(d) Relationship
- ASSENT
(a) Separation
(b) Confusion
(c) Dissent
(d) Self-interest
- The teacher was taken aback by the student’s remark
(a) annoy
(b) surprised
(c) hurt
(d) pleased
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- The lawyer insisted on having the contract in black and white.
(a) in writing
(b) orally
(c) figuratively
(d) obliquely
- Our parents allowed us to watch films once in a blue moon
(a) everywhere
(b) rarely
(c) secretly
(d) forever
- Hold your tongue, my lad! I’ll deal with you later.
(a) Stick out the tongue
(b) Be silent
(c) Cool the tongue
(d) Gargle
- If you read his letter between the lines, you will find that he has no faith in his colleague’s honesty.
(a) strain your eyes
(b) read in secret
(c) find out the inner meaning
(d) read an untidy letter
- 1. My grandmother was an old woman.
- But that was hard to believe.
- And she even had a husband.
- People said that she had once been young and pretty.
- She had been like this for the twenty years that I had known her.
- She often told us of the games she used to play as a child.
(a) SRQP
(b) QPSR
(c) RSPQ
(d) RPQS
32.1 It is the twilight hour.
- The sound breaks the still silence around me.
- I turn round and see her seated on a rock.
R I hear more bells behind me.
- The temple bell rings in the distance.
- Her eyes sparkle like the anklets on her swinging feet.
(a) RSQP
(b) SPRO
(d) RQSP
- 1 Use bright, cheerful, favorable words and phrases to describe other people. Make it
- for all your friends and associates.
- Be extremely careful R a rule to have a big, positive word
- to avoid
- the petty cut-him-down language.
(a) PQRS
(b) RSPQ
(c) RPQS
(d) QRPS
- 1. An officer in Andhra Pradesh
- found that the tribal’s put
- materials in turbid water
- who was in charge of tribal development
- certain gums and wood
- to make the water clear.
(a) RSPO
(b) PSRO
(c) POSR
(d) RPSQ
- 1. Along with the orthodox Hindu’s
- and in the deity.
- Raghupati has his Brahmin’s pride
R faith in the scriptures
- because he is the
- lord of the temple.
(a) SPOR
(b) RPQS
(c) ROPS
(d) SQPR
- James Cameron directed the Titanic.
(a) The Titanic has been directed by James Cameron.
(b) The Titanic was directed by James Cameron.
(c) James Cameron had directed the Titanic.
(d) James Cameron has been directing the Titanic.
- Mr. Dutta teaches us English.
(a) English is taught to us by Mr. Dutta.
(b) We are being taught English by Mr. Dutta.
(c) By Mr. Dutta we are taught English.
(d) We have been taught English by Mr. Dutta.
- Has the postman not delivered the letter?
(a) Has the letter been delivered by the postman?
(b) Has the letter not been delivered by the postman?
(c) Is the letter delivered by the postman?
(d) The postman hasn’t delivered the letter.
- John is building a new cupboard
(a) John has been building a new cupboard.
(b) A new cupboard is being built by John.
(c) A new cupboard is been built by John.
(d) John’s new cupboard is being built.
- Someone will pay you next Monday.
(a) You would be paid next Monday.
(b) Someone will be paying you next Monday.
(e) You will be paid next Monday.
(d) Someone is going to pay you next Monday.
- Drinking was ruining his life gradually.
(a) His life was being ruined gradually by drinking,
(b) His life is ruined by gradual drinking.
(c) Gradually, his life is ruined because of drinking
(c) Why is such an honorable job refused by your father?
(d) Why was such an honorable job refused by your father?
- A small epitaph had been laid out by them in his memory.
(a) They laid out a small epitaph.
(b) They had laid out a small epitaph in his memory.
(c) They were laying out in his memory, a small epitaph.
(d) They lay out a small epitaph in his memory.
- The nurse is giving food to the sick boy.
(a) The sick boy is given food by the nurse.
(b) The sick boy gets food from the nurse.
(c) The sick boy is being given food by the nurse.
(d) Food is given to the sick boy by the nurse.
- Our parents have taught us to behave properly.
(a) We have been taught to behave properly by our parents.
(b) We were taught how not to behave properly by our parents.
(c) Our parents taught us how to behave properly.
(d) Our parents have been teaching us how to behave properly.
- Why did your father refuse such an honorable job?
(a) Why was such an honorable job denied by your father?
(b) Why does your father refused such an honorable job?
(c) Why is such an honorable job refused by your father ?
(d) Why was such an Honorable Job refused by your father ?
- He is entitled to a reward for honesty.
(a) titled
(b) entitle to
(c) entitled
(d) No improvement
- The site chosen for the school building is good.
(a) site
(b) eye-sight
(c) side
(d) No improvement
- The matter must be considered in every point of view.
(a) from every
(b) at every
(c) on every
(d) No improvement
- The poor villagers have waited in the bitter cold for more than two hours now.
(a) has been waiting
(b) had waited
(d) No improvement
- You must accustom yourself to new ideas.
(a) accustomed with
(b) accustom to
(c) accustom yourself to
(d) No improvement
- Will you lend me few rupees in this hour of need?
(a) borrow me a few rupees
(b) lend me any rupees
(c) lend me a few rupees
(d) No improvement
- The car with a burst tyre halted swiftly.
(a) stopped quick
(b) stopped fastly
(c) jolted to a halt
(d) No improvement
- Many incidents of the last month seem unimportant when viewed in perception.
( a )prospective
(b) perceptive
(c) perspective
(d) No improvement
- The youths jostled their way in the crowd.
(a) over
(b) through
(c) among
(d) No improvement
- What is wrong with the argument is that even if the two premises are true, then the conclusion isn’t necessarily true.
(a) the conclusion will be true
(b) the conclusion is false
(c) the conclusions aren’t necessarily true
(d) No improvement
- I said to him, “You are wrong.”
(a) I told him how wrong he was.
(b) I told him that he was wrong.
(c) I said that he was wrong.
(d) I told him that he is wrong.
- He said to me, “You are late.”
(a) He said to me that you were late.
(b) He said to me that I was late.
(c) He told me that I was late.
(d) He told me that you were late.
- The teacher said, “Be quiet and listen to my words.”
(a) The teacher said to stop talking and listen to her words.
(b) The students were told be quiet and listen to her words.
(c) The teacher asked the students to be quiet and listen to her words.
(d) The teacher shouted students listen to my words and be quiet.
- He said that the book was very interesting.
(a) He said, “This book is very interesting.”
(b) He said, “This book has been very interesting.”
(C) He said, “This book had been very interesting.”
(d) He said, “This book would be very interesting.
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- She said to him, “I have bought a new car.”
(a) She told him that she would buy a new car.
(b) She told him that a new car has been bought by her.
(e) She told him that she had bought a new car.
(d) She told him that she has bought a new car.
- “I love chocolate,” said Angela.
(a) Angeline said that she loves chocolate,
(b) Angeline said that she loved chocolate.
(c) Angeline said she loves chocolate.
(d) Angeline says she loved chocolate.
- “Do you know that man,” Ravi asked his friend.
(a) Ravi asked his friend he knew or not that man.
(b) Ravi ask his friend if he knows that man.
(c) Ravi asked his friend whether he knew that man.
(d) Ravi asked his friend whether he knows that man
- I asked him whether he had not promised to come.
(a) I asked him,”Did you come? You promise.”
(b) I said to him, “Did you not promise to come?”
(c) I said to him, “Do you not promise to come?”
(d) I said, “Did I ask you, not to come?”
- Rahul said, “What have you been searching for all these hours?”
(a) Rahul asked me what I was searching for all these days.
(b) Rahul asked me what I had been searching for all those hours.
(c) Rahul asked what I have been searching for all those hours.
(d) Rahul said that what you had been searching for all these hours.
- He said to the children, “Come to the park with me.”
(a) He invited the children to come to the park with me.
(b) He invited the children to come to the park with him.
(c) I invited the children to come to the park with me.
(d) I invited the children to come to the park with us.
- (a) point
(b) question
(e) debate
(d) fact
- (a) reason
(b) logic
(c) answer
(d) deduction
- (a) wondered
(b) marveled
(d) asked
- (a) antiquated
(b) bygone
(c) olden
(d) ancient
- (a) tale
(b) legends
(c) fables
(d) story
- (a) circled
(b) rotated
(c) moved
(d) revolved
72 (a) scientists
(b) scholars
(c) academicians
(d) students
- (A) years
(b) age
(c) date
(d) oldness
- (a) tell
(b) narrate
(c) recount
(d) explain
- (a) born
(b) originated
(C) formed
(d) begun
- (a) look
(b) read
(c) obtain
(d) retrieve
- (a) survey
(b) research
(c) consultation
(d) advice
78 (a) proclaim
(b) decide judge
(d) rule
79 (a) signs
(b) spots
(c) marks
(d) places
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- (a) various
(b) ranging
(c) assorted
(d) different
- (a) ways
(b) reasons
(e) facilities
(d) versions
82 (a) escape
(b) deny regret
(d) avoid
- (a) joint
(b) dual
(c) united
(d) together
- (a) occupied
(b) controlled
(e) absorbed
(d) vacated
- (a) created
(b) surveyed
(c) experimented
(d) established
- The tallest Ferris wheel in the world is
(a) Star of Nanchang
(b) Singapore Flyer
(c) Dome of Discovery
(d) London Eye
- The London Eye is situated on the banks of
(a) Westminster Bridge
(b) Hungerford Bridge
(c) The Thames
(d) London Borough
- Which of the following does not mean the same as entire?
(a) Complete
(b) Total
(c) Partial
(d) Whole
- The highest viewing point is provided by
(a) Westminster Bridge
(b) Hungerford Bridge
(c) Dome of Discovery
(d) Millennium Wheel
- The structure built for the Festival of Britain in 1951 was
(a) Millennium Wheel
(b) London Eye
(c) Dome of Discovery
(d) Jubilee Gardens
- The opening sentence “Not all that glitters is gold” means
(a) all metals that shine must necessarily be as good as gold.
(b) one must not be deceived by appearances.
(c) only gold has that unmistakable shine.
(d) glitter is the true quality of truth.
- Wearing saffron clothes does not make one a sanyasi, is another way of saying
(a) saffron must only be worn by true ascetics.
(b) saffron is not the favorite color of the sanyasis.
(c) saffron must be changed to some other color.
(d) anybody who wears saffron is a sanyasi.
- Owing to their socio-economic conditions, even the parents of the victims were unable to help them because
(a) they were financially self-sufficient.
(b) society considered them to be backward.
(c) their social and economic situation did not allow them to do so.
(d) they could afford to but were reluctant.
- Success has many fathers but failure has none means
(a) success has only fathers but no mothers.
(b) failure has many mothers but no fathers.
(c) success comes naturally to men not women.
(d) no one owns up to failure.
- The main reason for the main cause of their problems remaining hidden is
(a) nobody has bothered to find out the real cause.
(b) people are waiting for forit to come out in the open.
(c) people don’t want to be bothered with others’ problems.
(d) nobody has tried to expose it.
- If the supply of oxygen is cut off, the brain cells survive
(a) 4 to 5 minutes
(b) 9 to 10 minutes
(c) for 15 minutes
(d) for an hour
- The heart sends oxygen-rich blood
(a) to the brain only
(b) to the kidneys only
(c) to the entire body
(d) to the lungs only
- Dr.John Gibbon of U.S.A. developed an artificial heart in
(a) 1955
(c) 1960
(d) 1950
- Heart diseases occur from
(a) damage to the heart muscles
(b) Cranium
(c) Pericardium
(d) heart cells
- All the body’s cells need a constant supply of
(a) Nitrogen
(c) Helium
(d) Oxygen
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Word – Meaning
|
Hesitate |
हिचकिचाना |
| Resolve |
दृढ़ निश्चय करना |
|
Consciousness |
संवेदना, चेतना |
| Calibri |
क्षमता |
|
Persuade |
राजी करना, Coax |
| Deter |
हतोत्साहित करना |
|
Hinder |
बाधा पहुंचाना |
| Restrain |
नियंत्रण करना |
|
Wander |
इधर-उधर भटकना, Roam |
| Gallop |
घोड़े की सवारी करना |
|
Evasive |
अस्पष्ट एवं टाल-मटोल से भरा |
| Explicit |
स्पष्ट |
|
Categorical |
पूर्णतः, बिना शर्त के |
| Relentless |
जो कभी हार न माने |
|
Yielding |
हार मानने वाला |
| Hostility |
शत्रुता, Enmity |
|
Assent |
सहमति |
| Dissent |
विरोध |
|
Oblique |
अप्रत्यक्ष |
| Figurative |
सांकेतिक |
|
Untidy |
गंदा, अस्त-व्यस्त |
| Perception |
धारणा |
|
Prospective |
जिसके होने की संभावना हो |
| Perceptive |
आसानी से ग्रहण करने वाला (दिमाग) |
|
Marvel |
आश्चर्य करना |
| Antiquated |
प्राचीन |
|
Bygone |
बीता हुआ (समय) |
| Retrieve |
दुबारा प्राप्त करना |
|
Proclaim |
घोषणा करना |
| Regret |
अफसोस करना |
|
Deny |
खंडन करना |
| Harass |
तंग करना |
|
Hapless |
अभागा |
| Lure |
आकर्षित करना |
|
Drudgery |
मुश्किल परिस्थिति या काम |
| Reluctant |
अनिच्छुक |
