Find the antonyms:
1.Fiesta- a.feat / b.mourning / c.morning / d.feet
b
2.Erratic- a.variable / b.siege / c.firm / d.irregular
c
3.Invade- a.infiltrate / b.leave / c.intact / d.stern
b
Find the synonyms:
4.Lofty- a.short / b.softy / c.tall / d.hardily
c
5.Tenet- a.amnesty / b.rebel / c.law / d.tenant
c
6.Glance- a.confer / b.strengthen / c.uncouth / d.glimpse (Nishant)
d
7.Vest- a.hate / b.pine / c.bestow / d.like
c
8.Peril- a.uproar / b.menace / c.fragile / d.calm
b
9.Queer- a.odd / b.even / c.assent / d.rise
a
10.Harbinger- a.disagreement / b.placard / c.sign / d.pact
c
Fill in:
11.He wrote a historical ___ that became very popular. a) noble b) novel c) naval d) navel
b
12.She showed great ___ when facing the difficult interview. a) mettle b) metal c) muddle d) medal
a
13.The baby’s ___ was cleaned carefully by the nurse. a) Navel b) Naval c) Novel d) Nobel
a
14.Please, do not ___ in other people's personal matters. a) medal b) meddle c) mettle d) metal
b
15.I did not expect to ___ my old teacher at the mall yesterday. a) act up b) throw up c) bump into d) bear (Nishant)
c
16.She is the ___ candidate for the post because she has all the required qualifications. a) idol b) idle c) ideal d) idea
c
17.The workers remained ___ during the strike and did no work. a) ideal b) idol c) idle d) idea
c
18.Please ___ me while I check the details of your application. a) bear with b) throw up c) bank on d) act up
a
19.He serves in the ___ forces of the country. a) navel b) naval c) novel d) noble
b
20.She was awarded the ___ Prize for her research in Physics. a) Noble b) Naval c) Nobel d) Novel
c
21.He won a gold ___ for his bravery in the competition. a) metal b) meddle c) mettle d) medal
d
22.The king was known for his ___ qualities and kindness. a) Novel b) Nobel c) Noble d) Naval
c
23.Sachin Tendulkar is my ___ because I admire his dedication and success. a) idle b) ideal c) idol d) idea
c
24.The box is made of strong ___ that does not rust easily. a) meddle b) muddle c) metal d) mettle
c
25.I can always ___ my best friend for help in difficult times. a) throw up b) bank on c) bump into d) act up
b
Find the correctly spelt word.
26. (a) Abendon (b) Accomodation (c) Adranalin (d) Advent
d
Abendon ❌ → Abandon
Accomodation ❌ → Accommodation
Adranalin ❌ → Adrenaline
27. (a) Embad (b) Elapse (c) Exhilirate (d) Exort
b
Embad ❌ → Embad is not a standard English word
Exhilirate ❌ → Exhilarate
Exort ❌ → Exhort
28. (a) Cathedral (b) Catastrephe (c) Coloquial (d) Coaxe
a
Catastrephe ❌ → Catastrophe
Coloquial ❌ → Colloquial
Coaxe ❌ → Coax
29. (a) Perplax (b) Penninsula (c) Perpetuate (d) Pedastrain
c
Perplax ❌ → Perplex
Penninsula ❌ → Peninsula
Pedastrain ❌ → Pedestrian
30. (a) Tremple (b) Tuberculocis (c) Trenquilizer (d) Transcend
d
Tremple ❌ → Trample (or Temple, depending on intent)
Tuberculocis ❌ → Tuberculosis
Trenquilizer ❌ → Tranquilizer
Improve the bracketed part:
31. She is a healthy girl as she always [uses to go] for a morning walk.
(a) use to go (b) is going (c) has gone (d) goes (e) No correction required
d
32. Yesterday I could not resist my temptation and out of curiosity, I [peep into the room.]
(a) Peep at the room (b) peeped at the room (c) have peeped into the room (d) peeped into the room (e) No correction required
d
33. We left the place only after we [were promise that] we would be brought to that place again.
(a) promised that (b) were promised that (c) had promised that (d) was promised that (e) No correction required
b
34.I wish I (knew what was) wrong with my car.
1) had known what is 2) knew what is 3) had knew what was 4) no improvement
b
35.If I (just had) money I would have bought the car.
1) have had 2) was having 3) had had 4) no improvement
c
36.I prefer black coffee (over) cappuccino.
1) rather than 2) to 3) instead of 4) no improvement
b
37.The priest agreed (to answer on) those questions on theology.
1) to answer 2) for answering 3) to answer for 4) no improvement
a
Fill in the blanks
38. In the modern world, the _____ of change and scientific innovation is unusually rapid.
(a) requirement (b) fantasy (c) pace (d) context (e) supplies
c
39. The unprecedented economic growth of China has ________ worldwide attention.
(a) attracted (b) proposed (c) neither (d) perceived (e) astonished
a
40. Each business activity ________ employment to people who would otherwise be unemployed.
(a) taking (b) finds (c) creates (d) provides (e)given
d
41. Economic development and education have________ women more assertive.
(a)made (b) prepared (c) marked (d) resulted (e) adjusted
a
42. The government is planning to set _______ family welfare centers for slums in cities.
(a) another (b) with (c) for (d) up (e) in
d
43. The new management is pro-cleanliness and will fine all the employees who spit or smoke on the office ________.
(a) premise (b) premises' (c) premise's (d) premises
d
44. ________ more about the policies of the company, he might not have accepted the offer.
(a) did he know (b) had he known (c) he would have known (d) if he knew
b
45. Hundreds of citizens ________ city streets ________ the politician’s victory in the campaign.
(a) thronged – hailing (b) filled – making (c) marked – cheering (d) roamed – lifting
a
46. I love him because he is a good man ________.
(a) of heart (b) in heart (c) at heart (d) with heart
c
47. Everyone trusts Rohan because he always __________.
(a) has a word
(b) keeps his word
(c) gives a word
(d) is a man of words
b
48. Before leaving, she asked if she could __________ with the manager.
(a) keep her word
(b) give her word
(c) have a word
(d) be a woman of word
c
49. The judge admired him because he was a __________ and never broke a promise.
(a) man of word
(b) man of words
(c) men of word
(d) men of words
a
50. The minister has __________ that the bridge will be completed before December.
(a) keep his word
(b) had a word
(c) given his word
(d) spoken word by word
c
51. The teacher asked the students to read the passage __________.
(a) word for word
(b) keep their word
(c) have a word
(d) word by word
d
Select the synonyms:
52.Dare- 1) cohort 2) taunt 3) patronize 4) chum
b
53.To delude- 1) hoodwink 2) conscientious 3) scrupulous 4) bona fide
a
54.To subsume- 1) to bate 2) to obviate 3) to preclude 4) to incorporate
d
55.To lash- 1) to endear 2) to fondle 3) to chastise 4) to snuggle
c
Select the antonyms:
56.Snag- 1) hurdle 2) boon 3) bug 4) glitch
b
57.Diligence- 1) lethargy 2) exertion 3) vigour 4) assiduity
a
58.Amenable- 1) responsive 2) pliable 3) docile 4) unsusceptible
d
59.To muster- 1) to convocate 2) to rally 3) to estrange 4) to aggregate
c
Idioms and phrases/ Give one word:
60.To get over it-
1) to accept something that happened in the past and move on 2) to complete a project or task 3) to control one's anger 4) to achieve something seemingly easy, but with a lot of difficulty
a
61.To get up on the wrong side of the bed-
1) to find oneself in a strange place when one wakes up especially after drinking a lot previous night 2) to start the day in a bad mood which continues all day long 3) to argue with your spouse 4) to roll a lot in bed while sleeping
b
62.An outline representing or bounding the shape or form of something.
1) tracery 2) contour 3) doodle 4) pattern
b
63.To lose one's head-
1) to lose respect within your community 2) to become complacent and gradually worsen your performance 3) to become confused or overly emotional about someone or something 4) to lose sense or start behaving like a lunatic
c
64.A person famous and respected within a particular sphere.
1) eminent 2) obscure 3) despotic 4) imperative
a
65.Head over heels-
1) to think with head instead of heart 2) to run away from an unpleasant situation 3) to take a nasty fall 4) to be madly in love
d
66.Extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain.
1) pique 2) vexation 3) chagrin 4) distress
d
67.A region of injured tissue or skin in which blood capillaries have been ruptured; a bruise.
1) pustule 2) knurl 3) contusion 4) tumour
c
Rearrangement:
68.Accepting that one form
P-of price discrimination is okay opens
Q-the door to all other forms
R-of discrimination as well-
1) QRP 2) RPQ 3) PRQ 4) PQR
d
69.Seven decades ago,
P-Orwell wrote a clutch
Q-for the post-World War II British journal Polemic
R-of essays - 1) RPQ 2) QRP 3) PRQ 4) QPR
c
70.We are told that its
P-Public Distribution System
Q-creating a functional
R-sole purpose is the noble goal of
1) QRP 2) RQP 3) PRQ 4) PQR
b
71.So, increasingly,
P-paying to provide revenues
Q-for the Central government
R-the poor have been
1) RPQ 2) RQP 3) PQR 4) QPR
a
72.Narration
He said to her, "If you smoke here, I will kick you out".
a.He told her that if she smoked there, he would kick her out.
b.He told her whether she smoked there, he would kick her out.
c.He told her if she smoked there, he would kick him out.
d.He asked her that if she smoked there, he would kick her out.
a
73.Narration
He said to her, "It is high time you left me alone ".
a.He told her that it was high time she had left him alone.
b.He told her that it had been high time she left him alone.
c.He told her that it was high time she left him alone.
d.He told her that it was high time he left her alone.
c
74.Narration
He said to her, "I took the exam day before yesterday".
a.He told her that he had taken the exam a day before day before yesterday.
b.He told her that he had taken the exam two days before.
c.He told her that he had taken the exam day before yesterday.
d.He told her that he had taken the exam two days before yesterday.
b
75.Narration
He said to her, "Give me money, will you? "
a.He asked her whether she will give him money.
b.He asked her if she would give her money.
c.He asked her to give him money.
d.He had asked her to give him money.
c
76.Narration
He said to her, "Do see me tomorrow.".
a.He did asked her to see him the next day.
b.He asked her to see him the next day.
c.He asked her to see him next day.
d.He asked her to do see him the next day.
b
77.Narration
He said to her, "Ok, I will make up for the loss".
a.He asked her that he would make up for the loss.
b.He told her that he was ok and added that he would make up for the loss.
c.He told her ok and said that he would make up for the loss.
d.He told her that he would make up for the loss.
d
78.Narration
He said to her, "If I were a fool, I wouldn't beat him".
a.He told her that if she were a fool, he wouldn't beat him.
b.He told her that if he had been a fool, he wouldn't have beaten him.
c.He told her that if he were a fool, he wouldn't beat him.
d.He told her that if he were a fool, he wouldn't beat her.
c
79.Narration
He said to her, "Good morning, ma'am ".
a.He wished her a good morning.
b.He bade her a good morning respectfully.
c.He wished her a good morning respectfully.
d.He bade her a good morning.
c
80.Narration
She said to me, "How good is he?"
a.She asked me how good he was.
b.She exclaimed with praise that he was very good.
c.She asked to me how good he was.
d.She exclaimed with praised that he was very good.
a
81.Narration
He said to her, "Stupid, get lost."
a.He called her stupid and asked to got lost.
b.He called her stupid and asked to get lost.
c.He asked her to get lost.
d.He has called her stupid and asked to get lost.
b
82.Voice
Her health has concerned me.
a. I has been concerned by her health.
b. I have being concerned by her health.
c. I have been concerned about her health.
d. I have been concerned in her health.
c
83.Voice
They asked me if I could run fast.
a. I asked if I could run fast.
b. I was asked if I can run fast.
c. I was asked if I could run fast.
d. I was asked if fast could run me.
c
84.Voice
We believe that he was honest.
a. He is believed to be honest.
b. He is believed to have been honest.
c. He is believed to have honest.
d. He was believed to have been honest.
b
85.Voice
Nobody cares for the poor.
a. The poor are not cared.
b. The poor is not cared for.
c. The poor are not cared for.
d. The poor is not care for.
c
86.Voice
One should take care of others.
a. Others should be taken care of.
b. Others should be taken care
c. Others should be take care of.
d. Others should have been taken care of.
a
87.Voice
You are to serve him.
(a) He must have served by you.
(b) He should served by you.
(c) Let him be serve by you.
(d) He is to be served by you.
d
88.Voice
I have to deposit some money.
(a) Some money has to be deposited by me.
(b) Some money has deposited by me.
(c) Some money has to be deposit by me.
(d) Some money have to be deposited by me.
a
89.Voice
SHE WAS SEEN RUNNING.
a.THEY SEE HER RUNNING.
b.THEY SAW HER RUNNING.
c.THEY SAW HER RUN.
d.THEY SAW HER RAN.
b
90.Voice:
WHOM DID HE TELL MY STORY?
a.WHO WAS TOLD MY STORY BY HIM?
b.WHOM WAS TOLD MY STORY BY HIM?
c.BY WHO WAS TOLD MY STORY?
d.WHO TOLD MY STORY BY HIM?
a
91.Spot the error
I still remember (1) to meet him (2) five years ago. (3) No error (4)
b
92.Spot the error
No sooner did he see (1) the traffic policeman (2) then he wore the seat belt (3) No error (4)
c
93.Spot the error
He asked (1) that how long (2) I would be absent (3) No error (4)
b
94.Spot the error
Paper should be (1) recycle (2) if possible (3) No error (4)
b
95.Spot the error
The manager put forward (1) a number of criterions (2) for the post (3) No error (4)
b
Choose the correct options [Prepositions]:
96.There is no substitute ............... hard work.
a.to
b.for
c.in
d.at
b
97.She is vying ............... me ............. the title.
a.with- for
b.for- with
c.to- for
d.for- to
a
98.Don't look a gift ............... in the mouth.
a.goat
b.horse
c.tiger
d.lion
c
99.Ramesh ............ in the shade of a tree before he could walk further.
a.laid
b.lie
c.lied
d.lay
d
100.The fire service personnel put ............ fire with much difficulty.
a.of
b.on
c.off
d.out
d
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