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English Language & Comprehension

Directions: In questions no 1 to 20 some parts of the sentences have errors and some are correct. Find out which parl of a sentence has an error and blacken the oval () corresponding to the appropriate letter (A, B, C) If a sentence is free from error, blacken the oval ()corresponding to (D) in the Answer sheet.
1. He said (A) / that he wanted a room (B) / and that his luggage would follow. C)/ No error (D).
2. Our country (A) / does not lack (B) / in scientists of quality. C) /No error (D).
3. What really matters (A) / in the struggle for life (B) / is to overcome one’s fear. C) / No error (D).
4. It is believed (A) / that smoking is (B) /one of the causes of cancer. (C)/ No error (D).
5. This watches superior (A) / and more expensive (B) / than that one. C) / No error (D).
6. It is feared that (A) / hundreds of people (B) / have lost lives. (C) No error (D).
7. He is (A) / one of those students (B) / who comes late regularly. (C) / No error (D).
8. No other newspaper (A) / has so large a circulation (B) / like this newspaper in India (C) / No error (D).
9. It was (A)/ me who telephond (B) / the fire service. (C) / No error (D).
10. Though she appears to be very tall (A) /she is just an inch (B) / taller than me. (C) / No error (D).
11. These meteorological disturbance disturbances in the atmosphere of art criticism (A) / have crossed over to our own shores (B) / bringing mist and clouds in its wake. (C) / No error (D).
12. This Child (A) / was run over (B) / with a private bus.(C) No error (D).
13. Kambli is one of the players (A) / who has been selected (B) / for the test match. (C) / No error (D).
14. We can decide it (A) / only after (B) / farther investigation. (C) / No error (D).
15. On every Sunday (A) / I play cricket (B) / in the afternoon. (C) / No error. / No error (D).
16. Please arrange (A) / for my boarding and lodging (B) / in Tirupathi. (C) / No error (D).
17. Each boy and girl (A) / in the class (B) / bring a text book each day. (C) / No error (D). he would pass
18. Two millions people (A) / attend the meting (B) / held in parade grounds. (C) / No error (D).
19. Had millions people (A) / the examination (B) / in first class. (C) / No error (D).
20. He not only play (A) / tennis regular (B) / but also cricket. (C) / No error (D).
Directions: In questions no. 21 to 25, sentences are given with blanks to be filled in with an appropriate word (S).Four alternatives are suggested for each question. Choose the correct alternative out of the Four and indicate it by blackening the appropriate oval () in the Answer Sheet.

21. After the treatment, he was relived ___________ the pain
(A) for
(B) Of
(C) from
(D) With

22. Several items have been left____________ from
(A) Out
(B) Within
(C) Behind
(D) Off

23. I have not paid my school fees_________
(A) Already
(B) Now
(C) Then
(D) Yet

24. She has seen this movie twice.
(A) Yet
(B) Often
(C) Already
(D) Quite

25. My father has _________ returned home from work.
(A) Now
(B) Never
(C) Defense
(D) Just

Directions: In questions no. 26 to 28, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word and mark it in the Answer Sheet.

26. Onslaught
(A) Counterattack
(B) Resistance
(C) Defense
(D) Invasion

27. Grotesque
(A) Exposure
(B) Stupidity
(C) Absurd
(D) Trial

28. Ignominy
(A) Exposure
(B) Stupidity
(C) Disgrace
(D) Trial

Directions: In Questions no. 29 t 31, choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word and mark it in the Answer Sheet.

29. Fervent
(A) Partial
(B) Dispassionate
(C) Ardent
(D) Decent

30. Garrulous
(A) Verbose
(B) Serious reticent
(C) Gaunt
(D) Gaunt

31. Scrupulous
(A) Scrupulous
(B) Wise
(C) Caring
(D) Careful

Directions: In questions no. 32 to 34, there are four different words out of which one is wrongly spelt find the wrongly spelt word and indicate it by blackening the appropriate oval () in the Answer

32. (A) fervent
(B) Favour
(C) Fervour
(D) Fervid

33. (A) Decision
(B) Position
(C) Incision
(D) Collusion

34. (A) Heterogeneous
(B) Virtuous
(C) Ingenious
(D) Ingenuous

Directions: In questions no. 35 to 44, four alternatives are given for the given idiom / phrase of as underlined in the sentence. Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/ phrase and mark it the Answer Sheet.

35. The mother- in law expected her daughter-in law to be always at her beck and call.
(A) Ready to withdraw
(B) Ready to serve
(C) Ready to call
(D) Ready to play

36. When I opened the door, my books were lying at sixes and sevens.
(A) In neat order
(B) In disorder
(C) Under the table
(D) In piles on the floor

37. His behavior indicates that he has blue blood
(A) feels depressed often
(B) Suffers anemia
(C) Belongs to a royal family
(D) Has diseased blood

38. I am trying to figure out the hidden agenda in yesterday’s meeting.
(A) Wicked motive
(B) False Idea
(C) Indirect tax
(D) Secret reason

39 . He always seems to get the lion’s share of the projects
(A) An insignificant part
(B) The minimum share
(C) An equal share
(D) A major share

40. Oliver Twist was between black and blue and blue when he asked for more food
(A) Remonstrated
(B) Whipped badly
(C) Thrashed severely
(D) Given a scolding

41. To pull wool over someone’s eyes
(A) To investigate
(B) To reprimand someone
(C) To deceive another
(D) To keep a secret

42. I find myself in a position where I have to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea.
(A) Near the horrid sea
(B) In a state of confusion
(C) Out of one’s proper place
(D) Between two equal evils

43. Even a small toy can become an apple of discord between two Children.
(A) Cause of happiness
(B) Cause of meeting
(C) Tasty like an apple
(D) Cause of dispute

44. Do you think this examination is a hard nut to crack?
(A) Similar to planting a nut tree
(B) A difficult job
(C) A Boring job
(D) Similar to to cracking a nut

Directions: no. 45 to 64 the 1st and the last parts of the sentence paragraph are numbered 1 and 6. The rest of the sentence / paragraph is split into four parts and named P, Q, R and S, These four parts are not given in their proper order. Read the sentence / paragraph and find out which of the four combinations is correct and mark it in the Answer sheet.

45. The role of modern youth
P. As they have to not only
Q. Then that of their forefathers
R. Keep the torch of freedom aloft
S. Is far more challenging
6. But also keep it always lit.
(A) SQPR
(B) QSPR
(C) SRPQ
(D) RSPQ

46. Modern education is bookish
P. The harsh realities of life
Q Imparted in schools and colleges
R. And divorced from
S. The so called liberal education
6. Dose not helps students earn their livelihood.
(A) RPQS
(B) QSPR
(C) RPSQ
(D) PRSQ

47. The Great Lakes are a group of Superior is so called not because it is the largest,
P. Superior is so called not because it is the largest,
Q. On the border between the USA and Canada
R. Five freshwater lakes on North America
S. Bur because it is higher upstream than the others.
6. Huron takes its name from the name French setters gave it.
(A) PQRS
(B) RQPS
(C) SPRQ
(D) QPSR

48. Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport is the only one in the country to have runways equipped with a CAT IIIB Instrument Landing System.
P. This technology guides pilots to land even when visibility is cut to 50 meters.
Q. This is because
R. Finding an explanation for such failure wont’t be easy.
S. However, it falls to operate often.
6. The issue involves multiple stake holders and a web of unclear briefs.
(A) PQRS
(B) PQSR
(C) PQRS
(D) PRSQ

49. The Australians were very proud and felt privileged
P. In their country
Q. To host the Olympic
R. As it elevated their stature
S. In the eyes of the world
6. At the threshold of the new millennium
(A) SPQR
(B) RQSR
(C) QPRS
(D) PRQS

50. Ram has an important examination to sit for in a few weeks time.
P. But he could not concentrate.
R. What He saw was not very nice- he was very pale.
R. He sat to prepare fir it.
S. After a while he looked at himself in the mirror.
6. He said to himself," What I need is Fresh air."
(A) QSPR
(B) SQRP
(C) PQRS
(D) RPSP

51. Youths are the assets and hope of a
nation.
P. In making India a great
Q. Steeped in old cultural valuesR.
They can play a vital role
R. They can play a vital role
S. democratic, progressive and
prosperous country
6. But equipped with modern
scientific
(A) SPRQ (B) PRSQ
(C) RPSQ (D) QPRS
52. Porcelain became popular at the
beginning of the 19th century.
P. In a kin at more than 2372 degree
Fahrenheit.
Q. Refers to both China and Bisque
dolls.
R. porcelain is made by firing
special clays
S. porcelain is used generically, to
6. Only a few types of clays can
withstand such high
temperatures.
(A) PSQR (B) QRSP
(C) PRQS (D) SQRP
53. Human behaviors are regulated by
their
P. Aperson’s working pattern as
well as living style.
Q. Between these selves has an
adverse effect upon
R. Work done is the self portrait
S. Real self and and social self
Conflict
6. Of the person who did it
(A) RPQS (B) SQPR
(C) QRSP (D) PQRS
54. India is democratic country
P. At the hands of our
representatives
Q. But frequent elections
R. Who play political games
S. Makes it a mockery
6. At the cost of the nation.
(A) PSRQ (B) QSPR
(C) PRSQ (D) SRQP
55. Plato’s ‘Repubhc’ has exercised
tremendous influence
P. He states that statesmen should
Q. On human thought and
intelligence.
R. Integrity because he felt that,
only such men
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S. Be men of supreme intelligence
and impeccable
6. Could enlighten the darker side
of human nature into a positive.
(A) PRSP (B) SQPR
(C) RSQP (D) QPSR
56. India has a vibrant space science
program
P. The Indian space science
programmer has been working
formulating a
Q. formulating an industrial
participation policy to
R. Covering astronomy.
Astrophysics and space science
S. With cooperative Indian
Industries and has been
6. Aid the growth of space industry
in India.
(A) QPRS (B) RPSQ
(C) SQPR (D) PQRS
57. Shaw read the first few lines of the
P. And was at once convinced
Q. He sent a few copies of the book
to well know
R. That he was reading good
poetry, so
S. poem
6. Critics, and awaited their
reaction.
(A) SPRQ (B) QPRS
(C) PQSR (D) SRQP
58. New Industries
P. Interests, usually
Q. Supported by foreign
R. To their employees at all
S. Offer better salaries
6. Levels of responsibility
(A) PQRS (B) QPSR
(C) PSRQ (D) SRQP
59. Both plants and animals
P. Changes in from, structure
growth habits
Q. In becoming adapted to different
climatic
R. Of many sorts show remarkable
S. And even mode of reproduction
6. Environment, types of food
supply or mode of living
(A) PRSQ (B) RPSQ
(C) SRPQ (D) QPRS
60. As heart disease continues
P. Increasingly interested in
identifying the
Q. To be the number one killer
R. Researchers have become
S. In the United States,
6. Potential risk factors that trigger
heart attack.
(A) PRSP (B) RQSP
(C) SPRQ (D) QSRP
61. Those clouds promise rain;
P. Before we get caught in a flash
flood
Q. Or else we will never be able to
find our way home
R. We should hurry
S. And would be stuck here
6. for a considerable period of time.
(A) QRPS
(B) PRSQ

(C) SQPR
(D) QSRP
62. Ronan steered the jeep
P. The path to which muddy and
bumpy,
Q. Making it a difficult drive, and
R. Down the muddy road to the
camp site.
S. He discovered after a few miles
6. That it was the wrong road.
(A) QRPS (B) PRSQ
(C) RPSQ (D) SQPR
63. If he changes his mind
P. And he will not commit
Q. Joe has learned his lesson,
R. The same mistake again.
S. We shall know for sure that.
6. but only time will tell.
(A) QRPS (B) PRSQ
(C) RPQS (D) SQPR
64. A number of linguists
P. Of languages spoken by
Q. The world’s five billion people
R. Contend that all of the
thousands
S. Can be traced back to common
root language
6. And have a common origin.
(A) QRPS (B) PRSQ
(C) RPSQ (D) SQPR
Directions: In questions no. 65 to 76, out
of the four alternatives, choose the one
which can be substituted for the given /
sentence,
65. One who is indifferent to pleasure of
pain
(A) Stoic (B) Anarchist
(C) Mystic (D) Hysteric
66. Animals that feed on plants
(A) Insectivorous
(B) Graminivorous
(C) Carnivorous
(D) Herbivorous
67. Short remaining end of a cigarette.
(A) Filament (B) Stub
(C) Filling (D) Pinch
68. A person concerned with practical
results and values
(A) pragmatist
(B) Ambidextrous
(C) Fundamentalist
(D) Optimist
69. A person who can use both bands
equally
(A) Dexterous
(B) Ambidextrous
(C) Adroit (D) Skilful
70. The firing of a Number of guns
together as a salute of otherwise
(A) Receptio (B) Salutation
(C) Salvo (D) Gun- salute
71. Study of the problems of legal
punishment and prison management
(A) Neurology(B) Astrology
(C) penology
(D) Criminology
72. Bring about an easy and painless
death for someone suffering from an
incurable disease?
(A) Euthanasia

(B) Strangulation
(C) Suicide
(D) Uxoricide
73. One who can not be defeated?
(A) Indecipherable
(B) Invidious
(C) Insolvent
(D) Invincible
74. One who is between 80 and 89 years
old?
(A) Sexagenarian
(B) Nonagenarian
(C) Septuagenarian
(D) Octogenarian
75. One who hates makes mankind?
(A) Hedonist (B) Fatalist
(C) Misanthrope(D) Misogynist
76. A person who makes love without
serious intention
(A) Consort (B) Philanderer
(C) Romeo (D) Goon
Directions: In questions no. 77 to 96, a
sentence has been given in Active /
Passive Voice. Out of the four
alternatives suggested, select the one
which best expresses the same sentence
in passive \ Active Voice and mark your
answer in the Answer sheet.
77. The author wrote the book in one
month.
(A) The book in the author in one
month
(B) The book had wrote in one
month
(C) The book had been written in
one month.
(D) The book was written in one
month
78. Somebody built this house in 2001.
(A) This house was built by
somebody
(B) This house was built in 2001.
(C) This house had been built in 2001
(D) This house was built in 2001.
79. Some body should have cleaned the
windows yesterday
(A) The wind were not cleaned
yesterday
(B) The windows had to be cleaned
yesterday
(C) The windows should have been
cleaned yesterday
(D) The windows should be cleaned
yesterday
80. Have you over been bitten by a dog?
(A) Has a dog ever bitten you?
(B) Had a dog ever bitten you?
(C) Did a dog ever bite you?
(D) Has a dog ever you?
81. Can we solve this problem?
(A) Can this problem solved?
(B) Can this problem not be solved?
(C) Can this problem be solved?
(D) Can this problem be solved by us?
82. They had to scrap all the rules to
accommodate a particular person.
(A) All the rules had to be scrapped
accommodate a particular
person.
(B) All the ruras has been scrapped
to accommodate a particular
person.

(C) All the rules had to be scrapped
by them to accommodate a
particular person.
(D) All the rules were scrapped
accommodate a particular
person.
83. The parents’ love should not be taken
for granted.
(A) One can not take parents love for
granted.
(B) Can one take parents’ love for
granted?
(C) I should not take parent’s love
for granted
(D) One should not take parents’ love
for granted.
84. My sister played a major role in
shaping my car
(A) A major role is played by my
sister in shaping my career,
(B) A major role was played by my
sister in shaping my career
(C) A major role has been played by
my sister, in shaping my career.
(D) A major role had been played by
my sister is shaping my career.
85. Did anyone invite Rachna to the
party?
(A) Is Rachna invited to the party?
(B) Had Rachna been invited to the
party by anyone?
(C) Was Rachna invited to the party?
(D) Was Rachna going to be invited
to the party?
86. The poet read his long poem himself
(A) The long poem was read by the
poet himself
(B) The long poem read by the poet
himself
(C) The long poem had been read by
the poet himself
(D) The long poem is read by the poet
himself
87. People should send their complaints
to the head office.
(A) The complaints ought to be sent
to the head office
(B) The complaints were sent to the
head office by the people
(C) The complaints should be sent to
the head office.
(D) The complaints had to be sent to
the head office.
88. An electrical fault could have caused
the fire
(A) The fire had could caused by an
electrical fault
(B) The fire could have been caused
by an electrical fault
(C) The fire was caused by an
electrical by an electrical
(D) The fire could be caused by an
electrical fault
89. Raksha Bandhan is celebrated all
over the country.
(A) All over the country people are
celebrating Raksha Bandhan
(B) People celebrating Raksha
Bandhan all over the country
(C) People were celebrated Raksha
Bandhan all over the country
(D) All over the country people
celebrate Raksha Bandhan.
90. Who built the Mahal?

(A) Your decisions have always been
endorsed by me.
(B) Your decision has always been
endorsed by me.
(C) Your decisions are always
endorsed by me.
(D) Your decisions are always
endorsed by me.
95. Have you ever felt the responsibility
of looking after your parents?
(A) Was the responsibility of looking
after your parents
(B) Is the responsibility of looking
after your parents being felt by
you?
(C) Has the responsibility of looking
after your parents felt by you?
(D) Has the responsibility of looking
after your parents felt by you?
96. Did all the candidates complete the
paper on time?
(A) Had the paper been completed
by all the candidates on time?
(B) Was the paper completed by all
the candidates on time?
(C) Was the paper completed by all
the candidates on time?
(D) Could the paper be completed by
all the candidates on time
Directions: In questions no. 97 to 118 a
part of the sentence is underlined below
are given alternatives to the underling
part at (A) (B) and (C) which may
improve the sentence. Choose the
correct alternative In case no
Improvement is needed, your answer is
(D).
(B) By whom had, the Taj Mahal
been built?
(C) By whom the Taj Mahal built?
(D) By whom the Taj Mahal was
built?
91. Five explosions rocked Pune today.
(A) Pune has been rocked by five
explosions
(B) Pune had been rocked by five
explosions
(C) Pune is rocked by five explosions
today.
(D) une was rocked by five
explosions
92. Did every body appreciate the anticorruption
movement?
(A) Is the anti- corruption movement
appreciated by every body?
(B) Was the anti corruption
movement been appreciated by
every body?
(C) Is the anti corruption movement
appreciated by every body?
(D) Has the anti corruption
movement been appreciated by
every body?
93. Do men gather grapes of thorns of
figs of thistles?
(A) Are grapes of thorns or figs of
thistles being gathered by men?
(B) Are grapes of thorns of figs of
thistles gathered by Men?
(C) Were grapes of thorn or figs of
thistles be gathered by men?
(D) Are gathered by men?
94. I have always endorsed your
decisions.


97. After several days’ tour we became
convinced that the climate of this
place was like Srinagar in winter.
(A) Was like that of Srinagar in
winter
(B) Was like Stringer’s in winter
(C) In winter was like Srinagar
(D) No Improvement
98. Our team has not yet arrived I
wonder When it will arrive.
(A) It arrives
(B) It can arrive
(C) It will be arriving
(D) No improvement
99. I shall stand near you in weal and
wore
(A) Stand with
(B) Stand close to
(C) Stand by
(D) No improvement
100. In international and national affairs,
it is tolerance and not love that is of
supreme importance.
(A) Issues
(B) Perspective
(C) Matters
(D) No improvement

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