OT, 171026- 100q (English)

NAME- …………………………………….

ROLL NO.- …………………...

BATCH- ……………..

Narration:

1.She said to him," I wasn't worried about you."

a.She told to him that she hadn't been worried about him.

b.She told him that she hadn't been worried about him.

c.She told him that she hadn't worry about him.

d.She told him that she wasn't worried about him.

2.She said to me,"Let's not shirk work."

a.She told me that we shouldn't shirked work.

b.She suggested to me that we shouldn't shirk work.

c.She suggested me that we shouldn't shirk work.

d.She didn't suggest to me that we should shirk work.

3.He said to me, "Shall I wash your car?"

a. He asked me whether he would wash my car.

b. He asked me whether he should wash my car.

c. He asked me if he should wash his car.

d. He had asked me if he should wash my car.

Voice:

4.The uniform needs to be washed.

a. We needed to wash the uniform.

b. They needs to wash the uniform.

c. The uniform needs to wash.

d. The uniform needs washing.

5.He has to look after them.

a.They have been looked after by him.

b.They have to be looked after by him.

c. They has to be looked after by him.

d.They have to be looked by him.

6.Thick clouds overcast the sky.

a. The sky was overcast by the thick clouds.

b. The sky is overcasted by the thick clouds.

c. The sky was overcasted by the thick clouds.

d. The sky is being overcast by the thick clouds.

7.Change the sentence into a negative one:

She used to play chess. a. She not used to play chess. b. She didn't use to play chess./ c. She used to not play chess./ d. She used to play not chess.

Rearrangement

8.P.may express a general notion

Q.that some clauses

R.we have seen

S.of time and place

a.QRPS b.RPQS c.RQSP d.PQRS

9.P. advised to aim to wear face coverings

Q. public transport or shops

R.in some enclosed spaces such as

S. people in England are

a.SPRQ b.PRQS c.QSRP d.RSPQ

10.P. reaction to new medication

Q. for observation and investigation after

R. he was admitted to AIIMS

S. he developed a febrile

a.SQRP b.PRQS c.QSRP d.RQSP

11.Which sentence is correct? a. Need he have live here?/ b. He needs not live here./ c. He doesn't need live here./ d. Need he live here?

12.Which sentence is not correct? a. I could have called you./ b. She should have careful./ c. He may well visit us tomorrow./ d. His father can help us to complete it.

13.Which sentence is correct? a. We work in order that we may earn money for our families./ b. We work in order that we would earn money for our families./ c. We work in order that we should earn money for our families./ d. We work in order that we used to earn money for our families.

14.Which sentence is correct? a. If I have any money, I wouldn't be with you./ b. If I had any money, I won't be with you./ c. If I were any money, I wouldn't be with you./ d. If I had any money, I wouldn't be with you.

Cloze test:

As the rains receded I got a strange job. Our neighbour, a (15) ______ merchant decided to become a politician. But he was (16) ______ so he wanted me to (17) ______ him everywhere he went and read and write (18) ______ him.

15.a. populous b. affluent c. prosperous d. ambitious

16.a. rich b. illegitimate c. illiterate d. illogical

17.a. came with b. accompany c. coexist d. attend

18.a. through b. from c. to d. for

Spot the error:

19.Either the operator (A) / or the foreman is (B) / responsible for the accident. (C) / No error (D)

20.(a) The library members were asked (b) to return to the books (c) to the library (d) No error

21.While he was (a) working at the construction site, (b) a block of wood suddenly was hit (c) his right shoulder.(d) NE (e)

22.(a) The alarm report of Tsunami (b) frightened everyone in the (c) coastal region of Tamil Nadu. (d) No error

Improve the bracketed part:

23.Drive carefully, lest we (could) meet with an accident. a.should b.would c.might d.No improvement

24.She (is) unhappy if I came late. a.will be b.would be c.would have been d.No improvement

25.She would have time for you if you (are) sincere. a. were b. had been c. will be d.No improvement

26.(Might) you rather visit me on Sunday? a. Should b. Could c. Would d. No improvement

27.She broke [up with] him. a.up b.up in c.No improvement d.at

28.I dropped [by] but you were not at home. a.on b.off c.for d.No improvement

29.I bumped [into] one of my old friends at the bank. a.No improvement b.on c.off d.in

30.He called [on] his wedding, which shocked everyone. a.up b.out c.off d.No improvement

31.The scheme has fallen [off] because of carelessness. a.No improvement b.through c.in d.out

32.The man broke [off] when the police told him that his son had died. a.up b.No improvement c.down d.in

Fill in:

33......... that I were rich. a.could b.would c.should d.might

34.Urdu is alien........ her because she has never studied it. a.from b.for c.to d.at

35.He ............. sleeping on the floor. a.used to b.was use to c.has became used to d.will be used to

36.The car runs ......... methane. a.on b.at c.in d.by

37.The girl was weeping. She .......... been rebuked by her parents. a.could have b.must have c.ought to have d.should have

38.You had better .......... anyone. a.don't bother b.not bother c.not bothered d.bother not

39.Our monthly expenditure ........ by five hundred rupees when we decided to buy milk from the milkman. (a) shot up (b) get up (c) lift up (d) grows up

40.I visit Shimla frequently; however, I have never ........ Kullu. (a) visited to (b) been too (c) been to (d) visit to

41.Who will make ........ the loss? a.up b.up with c.into d.up for

42.I gave ....... my wife's demands.😮 a.in b.in to c.up d.off

43.You must try to cut [of] the money you spend on movies. a.in b.down on c.for d.No improvement

44.Fighting broke....... among a group of four girls. Nothing new! :-) a.with b.up c.out d.in

Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.

The drainage systems of India are mainly controlled by the broad relief features of the

subcontinent. Accordingly, the Indian rivers are divided into two major groups: the Himalayan rivers; and the Peninsular rivers. Apart from originating from the two major physiographic regions of India, the Himalayan and the Peninsular rivers are different from each other in many ways. Most of the Himalayan rivers are perennial. It means that they have water throughout the year. These rivers receive water from rain as well as from melted snow from the lofty mountains. The major Himalayan rivers are the Indus, the Ganga and the Brahmaputra. These rivers are long, and are joined by many large and important tributaries. A river along with its tributaries may be called a river system. The two major Himalayan rivers, the Indus and the Brahmaputra originate from the north of the mountain ranges. They cut through the mountains making gorges in the upper course. The perennial Himalayan rivers have long courses from their source to the sea. They perform intensive erosional activity in their upper courses and carry huge loads of silt and sand with their swift current. In the middle and the lower courses, these rivers form meanders, oxbow lakes, levees and many other depositional features in their floodplains as their speed slackens. They also have well developed deltas. A large number of the Peninsular rivers like the Godavari, Kaveri and Krishna are seasonal, as their flow is dependent on rainfall. During the dry season when it doesn’t rain, even the large rivers have reduced flow of water in their channels. The Peninsular rivers have shorter and shallower courses as compared to their Himalayan counterparts. However, some of them originate in the central highlands and flow towards the west. Most of the rivers of peninsular India originate in the Western Ghats and flow towards the Bay of Bengal.

Q.45.The word ‘seasonal’ rivers in the passage means: 1. rivers that never go dry in any season 2. rivers whose flow is dependent upon rainfall 3. rivers that change their course in every season 4. rivers that flood in every season

Q.46.Which of these is NOT a Himalayan river? 1. Indus 2. Godavari 3. Ganga 4. Brahmaputra

Q.47.Himalayan rivers are never dry because they: 1. have a shorter and shallower course 2. are dependent on rainfall only 3. are fed by glaciers and rainfall 4. originate in the Western Ghats

Q.48.The drainage systems of India are controlled by: 1. relief features 2. erosional activity 3. tributaries of rivers 4. depositional features

Q.49.‘Slackened speed’ suggests: 1. average speed 2. tremendous speed 3. maximum speed 4. reduced speed

Q.50.Which of these is NOT a depositional feature found in the lower course of a river? 1. Levee 2. Gorge 3. Oxbow lake 4. Meander

Q.51.‘Perennial’ rivers mean: 1. receiving water from the rains 2. those that originate in the mountains 3. rivers with a long course 4. full of water throughout the year

Q.52.Erosional activity takes place in the upper course of the river because of: 1. the reduced flow of water 2. huge loads of silt and sand 3. the great speed of water 4. the presence of flood plains

Q.53.A river along with its tributaries may be called a: 1. highland 2. river system 3. peninsula 4. flood plain

Q.54.Which of these statements is NOT true about perennial rivers? 1. They have a very short dry season. 2. They cover very long distances till they reach the sea. 3. Most of them originate in the Himalayas. 4. They have well developed deltas.

55.Which one is a compound sentence? a.She wasn't there as she was ill. b.He lost his wallet but he stayed calm. c.Being honest, he returned the hundred rupee note to me. d.I will have to work despite my illness.

56.Choose the correctly punctuated sentence.

A.My parents, whom you met last night, have a big bungalow.

B.My parents whom you met last night have a big bungalow.

C.My parents whom you met last night, have a big bungalow.

D.My parents; whom you met last night, have a big bungalow.

57.Choose the correctly punctuated sentence.

A."I'm sorry," said the chemist.

B."I'm sorry said the chemist"

C.I'm sorry, "said the chemist."

D."I'm sorry" said the chemist.

58.Choose the correct punctuation mark to use with abbreviations: A) Period B) Comma C) Colon D) Semicolon

59.Identify the punctuation mark that can replace a colon: A) Comma B) Hyphen C) Semicolon D) Dash

60.Which punctuation mark is used to separate independent clauses with a conjunction? A) Comma B) Semicolon C) Colon D) Dash

Find the correctly spelt word:

61.(A) Aprentice (B) Advertise (C) Treatice (D) Sencitive

62.(A) Misile (B) Missile (C) Misille (D) Missiel

63.(A) Abandant (B) Abendent (C) Abundent (D)Abundant

64.(A) Beneficil (B) Beneficial (C) Benifical (D) Benificial

65.(A) Avericious (B) Avaricious (C) Avarisious (D) Averisious

66.(A) Internaly (B) Coldlly (C) Fortunetely (D) Uniquely

67.(A) Affectionately (B) Afectionately (C) Affectionnality (D) Affactionately

68.(A) Aprehension (B) Apprihension (C) Aprihension (D) Apprehension

69.(A) Acquisision (B) Acquisision (C) Acquisition (D) Acquisition

70.(A) Demanstrative (B) Attractive (C)Represantative (D) Adminestrative

Identify the bracketed part:

71.He left (for) he was frustrated.