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Find
the antonyms:
1.Irascible-
a.seek / b.credulous / c.cool / d.bad-tempered
2.Wary-
a.careless / b.heedful / c.decline / d.proper
3.Summit-
a.bottom / b.top / c.summarise / d.submit
4.Implore- a.take
/ b.detest/ c.support / d.give
5.Compress-
a.pressurise / b.flee / c.lengthen / d.shorten
6.Wavering-
a.abate / b.firm / c.increase / d.vacillation
7.Zonk out-
a.snore / b.sound / c.wake up / d.calm
Find
the synonyms:
8.Adherent-
a.loser / b.drifter / c.Administrator / d.devotee
9.Snare-
a.treason / b.sour / c.trap / d.scarce
10.Bully-
a.threaten / b.assent / c.frisk/ d.hardwork
11.Exile-
a.report / b.deport / c.port / d.import
12.Still- a.never
/ b.calm / c.fast / d.excited
13.Yield-
a.produce / b.defy / c.resist / d.end
14.Impostor-
a.amount / b.mountaindew / c.mountebank / d.agent
Give
one word/ idioms/ phrases/ synonymous words:
15.A shaft on
which a wheel rotates- a.steer/ b.rim/ c.axle/
d.sty/ e.excel
16.The sleeping
rooms in a college or public institution- a.byre / b.diwan/ c.granary/ d.dormitory/ e.bed
17.A case in
which the blade of a sword is kept- a.shave/ b.sheer / c.sheath / d.sheeth /
e.sheaf
18.The raising of
silkworms for the production of raw silk- a.horticulture / b.sericulture /
c.reshamculture / d.pisciculture
19.To turn a
blind eye- a.curse / b.dilute / c.overspeed / d.overlook / e.focus
20.The study of
animal behaviour- a.ethology / b.odontology / c.parsology / d.entomology
Fill
in:
21.I am assured
......... his help.- a.for / b.in / c.of / d.on
22.I didn't
approve ......... his taking admission to that college. a.from / b.with / c.of
/ d.to
23.Who will fill
in ......... the injured worker? - a.on / b.for / c.of / d.from
24.It is an
............. lie.- a.in-and-out / b.through-and-thorough / c.out-and-out/
d.thorough-and-thorough
25.Watch
......... her as she is under suspicion.- a.on / b.from / c.over / d.
Spot
the error:
26 (A) We cant
handle this complicated case today / (B) unless full details are not given/ (C)
to us by them. / (D) No error
27.(A) While Dr
Verma was away on a long official tour / (B) his office receive an important
letter / (C) which was marked ‘Urgent. / (D) No error
28.(A) I have
read an interesting book yesterday/ (B) and underlined the new words /(C) which
are simple but effective. / (D) No error.
29.(A) No country
can long survive if its / (B) foundation were not laid deep / (C) in the
material properly./ (D) No error
30.(A) The
statement made by the writer / (B) appears to be correct / (C) as Gandhi ji was
never born in Ahmedabad./ (D) No error
31.(A) The
proposal to offer uniform allowance / (B) to all the officers / (C) were
opposed by the labourers./ (D) No error
32.(A) The
rulings of the traffic department/ (B) both affects the driver and those/ (C)
who enforce the law./ (D) No error
33.(A) Honesty,
integrity and intelligent / (B) are the qualities which we look / (C) for when
we interview applicants. / (D) No error
34.(A) If the
bystander had not been / (B) familiar with first aid techniques, the driver /
(C) would have dead. / (D) No error
35.(A) When the
Principal and his assistant were going for a walk / (B) the later slipped and /
(C) fell into a pit. / (D) No error
Find
the antonyms:
36.Latent: (A)
Hidden (B) Forbidding (C) Obvious (D) Artificial
37.Morose: (A)
Healthy (B) Gloomy (C) Haggard (D) Cheerful
38.Brazen: (A)
Bold (B) Made of brass (C) Made of copper (D) Shy
39.Debonair: (A)
Awkward (B) Windy (C) Balmy (D) Supportive
40.Exhume: (A)
Decipher (B) Dig (C) Integrate (D) Admit
41.Conform: (A)
Differ (B) Reject (C) Question (D) Ignore
42.Summit: (A)
End (B) Last (C) Base (D) Bottom
43.Obscure: (A)
Clear (B) Bright (C) Open (D) Frank
44.Elegant: (A)
Crude (B) Efficient (C) coy (D) eloquent
45.Delusion: (A)
reality (B) acceptance (C) precision (D) fiction
Find
the synonyms:
46.Propagation:
(A) realisation (B) demarcation (C) assimilation (D) dissemination
47.Calibrated:
(A) influenced by sentiments (B) gauged with standard (C) decided arbitrarily
(D) based on conjectures
48.Mitigating:
(A) disgusting (B) elevating (C) compromising (D) diluting
49.Threshold: (A)
Starting (B) adjacent (C) verge (D) distant
50.Dumping: (A)
disposal (B) abandon (C) discharge (D) accumulate
51.Verbatim: (A)
at will (B) in secret (C) word for word (D) full of words
52.Acclaim: (A)
applaud (B) excel (C) discharge (D) disparage
53.Defer: (A)
discourage (B) default (C) postpone (D) inculcate
54.Disparage: (A)
separate (B) belittle (C) compare (D) pant
55.Protagonist:
(A) prophet (B) convert (C) central character (D) trivial
Rearrangement:
56.1. Now Kannan
shook the box, held the slit up to light and tried to find out how much it
contained.
P : The
blacksmith had made a good job of it—the slit was exactly of the thickness of a coin, which could go
one way through it.
Q : But not one
coin came out of it.
R : He held the
box upside down and shook it violently till he felt deaf with the clanging of
coins.
S : No power on
earth could shake a coin out of it again.
6 : After a while
he put it down and looked about for something with which to widen the slit.
(A) PQRS (B) RQPS
(C) PSRQ (D) SPQR
57.1 : Last
evening as I was passing through Noida city
P : He could not
tell me anything
Q : I saw a large
crowds gathered in front of a shop
R : I proceeded
towards the crowd and asked an old man what the matter was
S : There was
much uproar and high excitement
6 : He, however,
directed my attention to the merchant who was held firmly by a few men.
(A)PRSQ (B) RPQS
(C) QSRP (D) SQPR
Find
the incorrectly spelt words:
58.(A)
Consequences (B) Recomendation (C) Instructor (D) Specimen
59.(A)
Measurement (B) Disagreement (C) Concerned (D) Controvarcial
60.(A)
Enthusistic (B) Surrender (C) Impression (D) Harmonise
61.(A) Amateur
(B) Antagonism (C) Anticipeted (D) Bureaucracy
62.(A) Irrelevant
(B) Irreverent (C) Hackneyed (D) Imutable
Voice:
63.The accountant
took the cheque from the customer.
(A) The cheque is
taken from the customer by the accountant.
(B) The cheque
was taken from the customer by the accountant.
(C) The customer
was taken the cheque by the accountant.
(D) The cheque
had been taken from the customer by the accountant.
64.The gatekeeper
refused him admittance.
(A) He was
refused admittance by the gatekeeper.
(B) Admittance is
refused to him by the gatekeeper.
(C) Admittance
was refused by the gatekeeper for him.
(D) Admittance is
refused him by the gatekeeper.
65.Sohan was
interviewing the political leaders.
(A) The political
leaders were being interviewed by Sohan.
(B) The political
leader was being interviewed by Sohan.
(C) The political
leaders are being interviewed by Sohan.
(D) The political
leaders is being interviewed by Sohan.
66.The builders
have built a perfect dam across the stream.
(A) A perfect dam
has built by the builders across the stream.
(B) A perfect dam
has been built by the builders across the stream.
(C) A perfect dam
have been built by the builders across the stream.
(D) A perfect dam
was being built by the builders across the stream.
67.They should
follow all the instructions carefully.
(A) All the
instructions are carefully followed by them.
(B) All the
instructions should be carefully followed by them.
(C) All the
instructions have to be followed by them.
(D) All the
instructions can be carefully followed by them.
Narration:
68.He said to me,
“Do not run after money and then you will see
money running after you.”
(A) He told to me
that I did not run after money and then I would see money running me.
(B) He advised me
not to run after money and then I would see money running after me.
(C) He warned me
not to run after money and then I will see money running after me.
(D) He warned me
not to run after money and then money would run after me.
69.He said to me,
“Do you know English?”
(A) He asked me
if I did know English.
(B) He asked me
if I knew English.
(C) he asked me
that if I know English.
(D) He asked me
if I know English.
70.My father said
to me, “Bravo, you have
done well.”
(A) My father
applauded me, saying that I had done well.
(B) My father
applauded me, saying that I have done well.
(C) My father
applauded me, saying that I did well.
(D) My father
applauded me, saying that you had done well.
71.The man from
the village said, “Alas. I lost the
little money that my father had given to me.”
(A) The man from
the village exclaimed with sorrow that he had lost the little money that his
father gave him.
(B) The man from
the village exclaimed with sorrow that he had lost the little money his
father had given
to him.
(C) The man from
the village exclaimed with sorrow that he had lost the little money that his
father would have
given him.
(D) The man from
the village told with sorrow that he had lost the little money that his father
had given to him.
72.Our teacher
said to us, “I am not going to
tolerate your nonsense anymore.”
(A) Our teacher
warned us that she is not going to tolerate our nonsense anymore.
(B) Our teacher
warned us that she was not going to tolerate our nonsense anymore.
(C) Our teacher
told us that she was not going to be tolerate our nonsense anymore.
(D) Our teacher
said that she was not going to tolerate our nonsense anymore.
Reading
comprehension:
When you buy a
new car examine carefully the important features of the model you are
considering. Many a buyer of the latest model has got into trouble by buying a
new car too broad or too long for his garage. Furthermore a long car is much
harder to manoeuvre in traffic and much more difficult to park. Another feature
is the comfort afforded. Are the seats nice and durable ? Is there enough glass
to give the drive a good view in all directions particularly to the rear? It
should be remembered that the heavier and more powerful a car is, the more
expensive it will be to operate it. High powered motors require expensive
High-Octane petrol. The Greater weight means greater tyre wear and tear. It is
not the initial cost but the upkeep which matters.
73.The write
favours a car with a wide glass area so that the driver can: (A) Enjoy the
scene outside while driving. (B) Have a good view of the rear. (C) Roll down
the glass pans to get enough fresh air. (D) Display his beautiful interior with
pride.
74.It is very
expensive to maintain a large car because it: (A) is heavy. (B) requires space
for parking. (C) needs changing its types more frequently. (D) needs more
petrol.
75.While buying a
car one should specially consider its: (A) price. (B) maintenance cost. (C)
interior. (D) brakes.
76.According to
this passage, the two factors that the buyer of a new car should keep in mind
are: (A) Its price and size. (B) Its model and interior. (C) Its size and the
comfort it offers. (D) Its interior and glass area.
77.The size of
the car should be in accordance with: (A) The money one can afford to pay. (B)
The size of the garage the buyer has. (C) They width of the road where the
buyer lives. (D) The volume of traffic on road.
One
word substitution:
78.The policy of
extending a country’s empire and influence- (A) Communism (B) Capitalism (C)
Internationalism (D) Imperialism
79.Allowance paid
by a husband to his wife on legal separation is- (A) Compensation (B) Alimony
(C) Substance (D) Maintenance 😭
80.Talking
disrespectfully of sacred thing is called.- (A) Blasphemy (B) Heresy (C)
Atheism (D) Apostasy
81.A person who
looks at the brighter side of every thing- (A) Sadist (B) Sanguine (C)
pessimist (D) opportunist
82.Destruction of
unborn baby in mothers womb.- (A) Foeticide (B) Babocide (C) Childocide (D)
Regicide
83.A large dark
grey cloud that brings rains or snow- (A) Nimbus (B) Blizzard (C) Hail (D) Fog
84.One who feels
shy and talk less- (A) Garrulous (B) Servile (C) Heresy (D) Reticent
85.One who lacks
confidence- (A) Metropolitan (B) Shy (C) Ambivert (D) Diffident
86.A person very
hard to please- (A) Obstinate (B) Unconquerable (C) Fastidious (D) invincible
87.A cock and
bull story means- (A) An unbelievable gossip (B) A children’s speech (C) A quarrelsome dialogue (D) A
competition between unequal people
Fill
in:
88.I am ........
command ....... this situation. a.in- of / b.of- in / c.in- for / d.at- of
89.Most of us eat
.......... a spoon. a.with / b.in / c.at / d.by
90.He had a
longing ........ an ice- cream so he went out. a.on / b.for / c.in / d.of
91.He said that
he would surely tide ........ the crisis. a.on / b.upon / c.over / d.in
92.He trembled
........ fear when he was caught cheating during the exam. a.by / b.with / c.at
/ d.in
93.She looks
forward to ......... you next week. a.seen / b.saw / c.seeing / d.see
94.Have you ever
flown ........ the Alps? a.up / b.out of / c.over / d.on
95.Will you come
........ bus or ........ a late train? a.by- by / b.by- on / c.on- by / d.in-
by
96.Usain, are you
short ........ breath? a.of / b.about / c.for / d.in
97.Hardwork is
......... the essence. a.in / b.on / c.with / d.of
98.Rajbhar has
........ in both camps. a.foot / b.a feet / c.a foot / d.feet
99.He is
......... Australia. He isn't an American. a.on / b.at / c.from / d.in
100.Ajay has no
power ....... his wife. a.with / b.off / c.on / d.over
Thank
you
Nishant,
Ph. 9555758152
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