SECTON- A
Passage- My coat's pretty
warm, even though it cost £9.99 and came from the flea market. It had a label
in it, CHRISTIN BIOR, but I cut it out as soon as I got home. You can't work
where I work and have CHRISTIN BIOR in your coat. You could have a genuine
vintage Christian Dior label. Or something Japanese. Or maybe no label because
you make your clothes yourself out of retro fabrics that you source at Alfies
Antiques. But not CHRISTIN BIOR. [Nishant sir, 9555758152]
As I get near Catford Bridge, I start
to feel a knot of tension. I really don't want to be late today. My boss has
started throwing all sorts of hissy fits about people "swanning in at all
times," so I left an extra twenty minutes early, in case it was a bad day.
I can already see: It's a god-awful day. They've been having a lot of problems
on our line recently and keep cancelling trains with no warning. Trouble is, in
London rush hour, you can't just cancel trains. What are all the people who
were planning to get on that train supposed to do? Evaporate?
1.What aspect of the
coat she wanted to hide?
1) That is was too
warm.
2) That it was a cheap
copy.
3) That it was
expensive.
4) That it was from a
luxury market.
2.The author would
prefer to be seen wearing all of the following types of clothes, except?
1) Those with the
Christian Dior label.
2) Any Japanese brand.
3) Clothes stitched by
herself.
4) Those with the
CHRISTIN BIOR label.
3.Why is her boss
angry?
1) Because he has
started suffering from fits.
2) Because it is a bad
day.
3) Because she was late
the day before.
4) Because employees
are coming late to work.
4.What has been the
problem with London trains lately?
1) The trains have
become awful.
2) There are more
trains during rush hour.
3) People are late to
work because of train delays. [Nishant sir, 9555758152]
4) Trains are cancelled
without prior intimation.
5.Which of the
following situations creates a 'bad day' for the author?
1) Being caught wearing
a cheap brand coat.
2) Cancelled trains
during London rush hour.
3) When other employees
are on time but she is late. [Nishant
sir, 9555758152]
4) Having to spend
money on expensive clothes.
Fill in:
6.Mohan and Sohan are
both smart. But I think Sohan is __________ smarter of the two. a.a/ b.an/
c.the/ d.no article [Nishant sir, 9555758152]
7.I recognized the
doctor to be ......... a.he/ b.him/ c.his / d.himself
8.I revenged .........
on her. a.me/ b.my/ c.myself/ d.mine [Nishant sir, 9555758152]
9.The purse that I
found is ........ a.she/ b.her/ c.hers/ d.herself
10.By the end of the
15th century, the Portuguese ______ to Malacca. a.has come/ b.had come/c.are
come/ d.have come
11.No one can do it,
........? a.can he/ b.can't he/ c.can't they/ d.can they
12.This is
nothing........ I want. a.who/ b.what/ c.that/ d.which [Nishant sir,
9555758152]
13.Your style is
different ........... a.than me/ b.than mine/ c.from me/ d.from mine
14.......... I or she
in the wrong? a.have/ b.are/ c.am/ d.is
15.Many .........
awarded. a.student were/ b.students was/ c.a student was/ d.a student were
16.Narration:
He has said to me,
"I have to look after you now." [Nishant sir, 9555758152]
a.He told me that he
has to look after me.
b.He has told me that
he had to look after me.
c.He told me that he
had to look after me.
d.He has told me that
he has to look after me.
17.Voice:
Nobody is likely to
visit me.
a.I am unlikely to be
visited by nobody.
b.I am not likely to
visit.
c.I am unlikely to be
visited.
d.I am not likely to be
visit.
Spot the
error:
18.Since he didn’t 1/
feel very well yesterday, he 2/ can't eat anything. 3/ NE4/
19.If I had thought 1/
of watching the movie 2/ last night, I will inform you.3/ NE4/
20.He killed her 1/ so
that he should 2/ take her property.3/ NE4/
21.Since it was his 1/
first interview, he 2/ should have been nervous.3/ NE4/
22.Rearrangement
1.The works of William
Shakespeare
P.have provided us
Q.that have become
R.such common
expressions
S.with a number of
phrases
6.that few realize
their source.
(a) RQSP (b) SQRP (c)
PSQR (d) QPSR
23.1.Early warning
against natural disasters
P.is an area
Q.can be cost effective
Structure
R.particularly tropical
cyclones
S.where weather
forecasts
6.if precautionary
measures are initiated in time. (a) RPSQ (b) QRSP (c) PSRQ (d) SPQR
24.1.Continuing reports
from doctors
P.how people live and
what they eat
Q.who are measuring the
incident of heart attacks
R.disclose the pattern
linking
S.all over the world
6.with the number of
heart attacks they have. (a)QSRP (b)PSRQ (c)RQPS (d)SPRQ
25.Which tense is it?
He had a broken table.
a. Past indefinite/ b.
Past perfect/ c. Past perfect continuous/ d. Past continuous
26.Which sentence is
incorrect?
a. I spent thousand
rupees yesterday./ b. I have a hundred rupee note./ c. He has five million
dollars./ d. Ten rupees are lying on the floor.
27.Which sentence is
correct?
a. Curd is made from
milk./ b. He died from cholera./ c. She is adept in cooking./ d. I can't tell
you why is he late.
Idioms/
phrases/ give one word:
28##Emerge out of thin
air– a.Become weak /b.Appear suddenly /c.To vanish /d.To keep an eye
29##Cut no ice– a.Have
no money /b.Have no fresh food /c.Have nothing to spend /d.Have no influence
30##To ignore- a.to
come off/ b.to brush off/ c.to angle for/ d.to drive away [Nishant sir,
9555758152]
31##To recover- a.to
come over/ b.to get on/ c.to yammer on/ d.to get over
32##To meet
unexpectedly- a.to get ahead/ b.to drop in/ c.to wind up/ d.to get by [Nishant
sir, 9555758152]
33##To be alert-
a.brush off/ b.watch out/ c.yammer on/ d.wear out
34##To sink
differences- a.bawl out/ b.ask after/ c.iron out/ d.barge in
35##To get trapped-
a.fall through b.fall for c.fall out d.fall in
36##To be careful-
a.push off b.ebb away c.ease off d.wary of
37##Twists and turns-
a.torturous b.venial c.venal d.tortuous
38##A powerful
businessman- a.barren b.baran c.barrin d.baron
39##To develop-
a.adduce b.educe c.attest d.degrade
40##Without wasting
time- a.adieu b.adultery c.ado d.adulation
41##Completely-
a.errant b.errand c.arrant d.exotic [Nishant sir, 9555758152]
42##Pardonable- a.venal
b.venial c.venus d.vendetta
43##Blade- a.vane
b.vein c.venal d.venial
44##To adapt- a.claim
b.acclamation c.clamour d.acclimation
45##To refer- a.illicit
/b.allude /c.elude /d.vice
46##Little- a.wee
/b.woe /c.isle /d.vice
47##To do without
something- a.cache /b.forgo /c.forego /d.breach
48##A formal expression
of praise- a.barmy /b.eulogy /c.broach /d.elegy
49##Audibly- a.laud
/b.loudly /c.aloud /d.lure
Identify
the bracketed part:
50.Working under him is
(awesome).
A.pronoun B.noun
C.adverb D.adjective
SECTION- B
Find the
antonym:
51.Verbalize- A.gist /
B.respect / C.speechless / D.insult
52.Mercurial- A.firm /
B.crazy / C.capricious / D.grab [Nishant sir, 9555758152]
53.Covert- A.strong /
B.closed / C.disrespectful / D.open
54.Fuse- A.near /
B.mixed / C.usual / D.isolate
55.Complete- A.flexible
/ B.partial / C.regular / D.alone
56.Odd- A.short /
B.ordinary / C.bold / D.strange
57.Juvenile- A.judge /
B.witness / C.mature / D.childish [Nishant sir, 9555758152]
58.Daring- A.bold /
B.manner / C.timid / D.selfish
Find the
synonym:
59.Poised- A.sure /
B.vogue / C.clear / D.calm
60.Furtive- A.rusty /
B.dusk / C.mystery / D.confluence
61.Object- A.aim /
B.give / C.snatch / D.huge
62.Thrilled- A.joyful /
B.sad / C.edge / D.beneath
63.Basis- A.lease /
B.origin / C.lofty / D.listless
64.Fugitive- A.solid /
B.escapee / C.gloomy / D.firm [Nishant sir, 9555758152]
65.Feud- A.mole /
B.conflict / C.fuel / D.rule
66.Reverie- A.dream /
B.support / C.plot / D.betray
Idioms/
phrases/ one word substitutions/ near- synonyms:
67.A group of troubles-
A.mob / B.league / C.sea / D.pack
68.A group of actors-
A.cache / B.batch / C.company / D.brace
69.A number of crimes-
A.lock / B.wagon / C.code / D.tissue
70.Spit blood- A.queer
/ B.lenient / C.lazy / D.angry
71.Lame duck- A.sore /
B.rich / C.unsuccessful / D.topper
72.The hottest period
of the year- A.camel days / B.dog days / C.squirrel days / D.elephant days
Fill in:
73.He has an aptitude
........... physics.- A.of / B.from / C.with / D.for
74.I won't be able to
make up ......... your loss.- A.to / B.with / C.for / D.of
75.There is no
substitute.......... hard work.- A.in / B.for / C.from / D.of
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