Answers, Weekly test, 19th June

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Weekly test, 19th June


Total= 50 marks

Time= 30 min.

Cut off= 40 marks

Pool= 150

Cap= 75


1. (A) Hoseire (B) ✅Hosier (C) Hosair (D) Hasier

2. (A) Punctileous (B) ✅Punctilious (C) Punktilious (D) Punctileus

3. (A) ✅Clientele (B) Clientale (C) Cleintele (D) Clientelle

4. (A) Cemetary (B) Semetary (C) ✅Cemetery (D) Cemetry

5. (A) ✅Desiccation (B) Desication (C) Dessiccasion (D) Dessication

6. (A) ✅Inconvenienced (B) Inconvenianced (C) Inconveneinced(D) Inconveniensed


7.Narration:

He said, "I'll teach Mathematics online tomorrow."

a) ✅He said he would teach Mathematics online the next day.

b) He said he should teach Mathematics online the next day.

c) He has said he would teach Mathematics online the next day.

d) He said that he should teach Mathematics online next day.


8.Narration:

The doctor said to the patient, ‘Quit smoking.’

a) The doctor orders the patient to quit smoking.

b) ✅The doctor advised the patient to quit smoking.

c) The doctor advised the patient for quitting smoking.

d) The doctor adviced to the patient to quit smoking.


9.Narration:

I said to the child, ‘Do not look down into the well.’

a) ✅I warned the child not to look down into the well.

b) I said to the child to not look down into the well.

c) I warn the child not to look down the well.

d) I told the child to not look at the well.


10.Narration:

I said to him, ‘Love and obey your parents.’

a) ✅I advised him to love and obey his parents.

b) I ordered him to love and obey his parents.

c) I advised him to love and obey our parents.

d) I told to him to love and obey his parents.


11.Narration:

Ram said to me, ‘Please, lend me your book’.

a) Ram requested to me to lend him my book.

b) ✅Ram requested me to lend him my book.

c) Ram requested me to lend his my book.

d) Ram had requested me to lend him my book.


12.Voice:

Two children were shot dead by a psychopath during the California music festival.

1. ✅A psychopath shot dead two children during the California music festival.

2. Two children was shot dead by a psychopath during the California music festival.

3. A psychopath was shot dead during the California music festival.

4. A psychopath shot deads two children during the California music festival.


13.Voice:

Somebody feeds the stray dog daily.

1. The stray dog was fed daily.

2. ✅The stray dog is fed daily.

3. The stray dog is being fed daily.

4. The stray dog fed daily by somebody.


14.Voice:

Popular monuments will be kept open till 9 p.m.

1. They had kept popular monuments open till 9 p.m.

2. They are keeping popular monuments open till 9 p.m.

3. ✅They will keep popular monuments open till 9 p.m.

4. They will be keeping popular monuments open till 9 p.m.


15.Voice:

By how many people were you helped in your time of difficulty?

1. How many people help you in your time of difficulty?

2. How many people were helped you in your time of difficulty?

3. How much people helped you in your time of difficulty?

4. ✅How many people helped you in your time of difficulty?


16.Voice:

The glass felt smooth.

1.The glass was smooth when it is felt.

2.Smooth was glass felt.

3.✅The glass was smooth when it was felt.

4.Felt smooth the glass.


17.Rearrangement:

A His death was a cause of great speculation.

B Edgar Allan Poe was a famous American author.

C Within a few days of being found, he died mysteriously on Oct 7, 1849.

D He had gone missing on October 3, 1849 and was found a few days later.

1. CDBA

2. ✅BADC

3. BCDA

4. DBCA


18.Rearrangement:

A This record of migration is one of the greatest natural events on earth.

B Each Autumn, millions of Monarch butterflies leave their breeding grounds in US and Canada.

C The migration of the Monarch butterfly is an amazing phenomenon.

D They travel over 3000 miles to reach their winter habitat in Mexico.

1. ADBC

2. ✅CBDA

3. DCBA

4. ABDC


19.Improve the bracketed part:

After the heavy rains last week, the water in the late [raised another two feet.].

(A) ✅Rose another two feet

(B) Rose other two feet

(C) Rised another two feet

(D) No improvement


20.Improve the bracketed part:

Mohan stopped [to work] an hour ago.

(A) To working

(B) To have worked

(C) ✅Working

(D) No improvement


21.Improve the bracketed part:

Rohan died [of a wound and not from cancer.]

(A) ✅From a wound and not of cancer

(B) Of a wound and not of cancer

(C) From a wound and not from cancer

(D) No improvement

Expl.

Die from injuries☑

Die from drinking☑

Die from wounds☑

Die from smoking☑

Die from overeating☑

Die from overwork☑

Die from overdrinking☑

Die from inattention☑

Die from heat☑

Die from explosion☑


Die of illness☑

Die of cholera☑

Die of pneumonia ☑

Die of hunger☑

Die of thirst☑

Die of cold☑

Die of malnutrition ☑

Die of grief ☑


22.Improve the bracketed part:

My brother-in-law has a house [for letting.]

(A) For letting out

(B) To rent our

(C) ✅To let

(D) No improvement

Expl.

To let= to allow your house or land to be lived in or used by someone else in exchange for a regular payment:


23.Improve the bracketed part:

She couldn't help [crying].

(A) cried

(B) cry

(C) cries

(D) ✅No improvement


One word substitutions/ idioms/ phrases:

24.Pay lip-service to

(A) A colourful day

(B) A rainy day

(C) ✅To support in words only

(D) A sunny day


One word substitutions/ idioms/ phrases:

25.The doctrine that human souls pass from one body to another at the time of death-

(A) Metamorphosis

(B) Transition

(C) ✅Transmigration

(D) Extrapolation


One word substitutions/ idioms/ phrases:

26.A place for invalids and convalescents-

(A) Royal

(B) Palace

(C) ✅Sanatorium

(D) Reserve


One word substitutions/ idioms/ phrases:

27.To show the white feather

(A) ✅To behave timidly

(B) To perform a good deed

(C) To try to be beautiful

(D) To show courage before the enemy


One word substitutions/ idioms/ phrases:

28.A square peg in a round hole

(A) A faithful friend

(B) ✅A person unsuited to the position he occupies

(C) A loyal servant

(D) A small hole


One word substitutions/ idioms/ phrases:

29.To turn the corner

(A) Change one’s stand

(B) Change one’s opinion

(C) ✅Pass through a crisis safely

(D) Hesitate


One word substitutions/ idioms/ phrases:

30.To see eye to eye

(A) To be incomplete

(B) To be unhappy

(C) To be annoyed

(D) ✅To agree completely


31. Select the synonym for “Pilfer”

(a) ✅Embezzle

(b) Strangle

(c) Follow

(d) Defame

Expl.

Pilfer: steal (things of little value).

Embezzle: steal or misappropriate


32. Select the synonym for “Fugacious”

(a) Harangue

(b) ✅Ephemeral

(c) Shave

(d) Peerless

Expl.

Fugacious: tending to disappear; fleeting.

Ephemeral: lasting for a very short time.


33. Select the synonym for “Prune”

(a) Lend

(b) ✅Reduce

(c) Expand

(d) Prolong

Expl.

Prune: to reduce (something) by removing parts that are not necessary or wanted.


34. Select the synonym for “Jeremiad”

(a) Friction

(b) Revel

(c) ✅Wail

(d) Acme 

Expl.

Jeremiad: a prolonged lamentation or complaint.

Wail: a prolonged high-pitched cry of pain, grief, or anger.


35.Select the synonym for “Haggard”

(a) ✅Emaciate

(b) Insane

(c) Rejected

(d) Ridicule

Expl.

Haggard: looking exhausted and unwell

Emaciate: abnormally thin or weak.


36.Select the antonym:

CRIPPLED

(a) disable

(b) lame

(c) lacerate

(d) ✅boost

Expl.

CRIPPLED  ->to cause severe or permanent injury to


37.Select the antonym:

EMBRACED

(a) enclasp

(b) strain

(c) ✅reject

(d) domesticate

Expl.

EMBRACED  ->to accept (something or someone) readily or gladly


38.Select the antonym:

DISSENSION

(a) disaccord

(b) ✅cooperation

(c) disunity

(d) conflict

Expl.

DISSENSION  ->a lack of agreement or harmony


39.Select the antonym:

SOPHISTICATE

(a) metropolitan

(b) cosmopolitan

(c) ✅naive

(d) slicker

Expl.

SOPHISTICATE  -> talk or reason in an impressively complex and educated manner.


40.Select the antonym:

RIGOROUSLY

(a) ✅lax

(b) scrupulously

(c) meticulously

(d) strictly

Expl.

RIGOROUSLY  -> severely exact or accurate


41.Fill in:

If she ........... sincere, she would have a great deal of money.

a.✅were

b.is

c.had 

d.was

Expl.

Refer to SECOND CONDITIONAL SENTENCES


42.Fill in:

Would that I ............ a house.

a.have

b.✅had

c.will have

d.would had

Expl.

Would that= I wish


43.Fill in:

Should it rain, I ............. at home.

a.would stay

b.✅will stay

c.would have stayed

d.stay

Expl.

Refer to FIRST CONDITIONAL SENTENCES


44.Fill in:

New Year’s resolutions typically include the ............... of alcohol.

(a) respite

(b) acknowledgement

(c) bereavement

(d) ✅repudiation

Expl.

Repudiate: Refuse to accept.


45.Fill in:

You must not speak until my father ..........

a.✅has spoken

b.speaks

c.speak

d.spoke


Spot the error:

46.More girls 1/ than one 2/ is sitting in the room. ✅3/ No error 4/

Expl.

More than one girl is sitting in the room. [correct]

More girls than one are sitting in the room. [correct]


Spot the error:

47.The economics 1/ of Sohan 2/ are bad. 3/ No error ✅4/

Expl.

Econimcs is my favourite subject. [correct]


But 


His economics are bad. [correct]

The economics of Sohan are bad. [correct]


Spot the error:

48.Poultry is preferable 1/ to red meat 2/ in some countries. 3/ No error ✅4/

Expl.


If

Poultry= birds, such as chickens, that are bred for their eggs and meat/ the meat from birds such as chickens

Poultry+ plural verb [correct]


If

Poultry= meat

Poultry+ singular verb [correct]


Spot the error:

49.One of the 1/ player who ✅2/ are excellent 3/ is Rohan. 4/ No error  5/

Expl.

...player.. [incorrect]

...players.. [correct]


Spot the error:

50.The third and 1/ the fifth students ✅2/ are interested in the contest. 3/ No error  4/

Expl.


The +ordinal+ and+ the+ ordinal+ sl. noun+ pl. verb [correct]

The +ordinal+ and + ordinal+ pl. noun+ pl. verb [correct]


The third and the fifth student are interested in the contest. [correct]

The third and fifth students are interested in the contest. [correct]

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