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(1) arabian Safes erat Sa, QQ) SeRaees are 7 ARIAT aT @) aad ear, arte a feat or yo sits aes Te @) sretteeoat dren ghee, a1 YET ae. 50. Sara aries ace’ a aba IO STE TA SSH Se 7 Q) arta Q) ayes aet @) wad FAA Arlee at (4) ware err ‘eM aaa APM /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK P.T.O.B13 18 51. Choose the correct type of adjective of the underlined word ‘Those rascals must be punished. (1) Demonstrative adjective (2) Distributive adjective (3) Quality adjective (4) Quantity adjective 52. Which mood is expressed in the following sentence ? Take care of your health. (1) Imperative (2) Subjunctive (3) Indicative (4) None of these 53. Which of the following is the correct active voice of the following sentence : I shall be obliged to go. (2 Circumstances will oblige me to go. 2) Destiny oblige me to go, 3) Forcefully Toblige to go, (4) Itis oblige me to go. 54. Choose the correet seatence/s : (a) We have lived in the village since 1987. (b) We have been living in the village since 1987, (©) We are living in the village since 1987. Answer options : QQ) ©) only 2) @jonly 3) Both (a) and (b) (4) Both (b) and (c) 55. Choose the correct indirect narration of the following sentence : “ Do you wish to open an account ? ’ the accountant said to the man. (1) The accountant asked the man that he wished to opent an account (2) The accountant asked the man if he wished to open an account (3) The accountant questioned the man that he wished to open an account (4) The accountant asked the man if you wished to open an account weer Sra BPM /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORKA 19 B13 56, Identify transitive and intransitive verbs in the given sentences : (a) The rain revived the wilting shrubs. (b) The dog chased the man. (0) The choir sang badly that morning Answer options : (1) Intransitive, Intransitive, Transitive Q) Transitive, Intransitive, Transitive 3) Intransitive, Transitive, Intransitive (4) Transitive, Transitive, Intransitive 57. The words closest in meaning to ABSCOND are {a} RETREAT (&) DECAMP (9 ABSOLVE Answer options : (1) (@) only (2) (@) and (b) only GB) @ and © only (4) (@), (&) and () 58. Identify the correct alternative in which words are spelt correctly : (1) hemisphere, literateur, pasteurize, resemblance (2) hemisphere, literateur, pasteurise, resemblence (3) hemisphare, literateur, pasterize, resemblence (4) hemisphere, litteretur, pasturise, resemblance 59. Anushka is ambidextrous, which means - (1) able to think two ways simultaneously (2) able to use both hands equally well (3) able to deal with critical circumstances (4) able to see two different views ‘wea sree wT /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK P.T.O.B13 20 A 60. Change the following sentence/s into a single sentence : Yesterday the temperature was six degrees. Today it’s only three degrees, (1) It's colder today, than yesterday. (2) It's colder today, than it was yesterday. (3) It's colder than it was yesterday. (4) It’s colder than yesterday. 61. Choose the correct sentence ; (a) The cat licked it’s paw. (b) The club cheered for its team. (9. It’s Five hours until my birthday. Answer options : (2) Only (a) is correct Q) Only 0) is correct @) Only (0) is correct (4) Both (b) and (6) are correct 62. Choose the correct compound form of the following sentence ; He is more a philosopher than a poet. (1) He is something of a poet, but rather more of a philosopher. (2) He isa philosopher and a poet. (3) He is something philosopher, but rather more of a poet. (4) He is philosopher or a poet 63. Which of the following is the correct passive voice of the following sentence : Do not disturb the class. (1) The class should not be disturbed 2) Let the class not be disturbed. 3) The class is not disturbed by them. (4) All the above, ‘Great BATTS AM /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORKA 21 B13 64. Choose the correct form of Indirect speech of the following sentence He said, ‘Let's leave the case at the station’, (1) He suggested leaving the case at the station. (2) He said that let's leave the case at the station. (3) He requested to leave the case at the station, (4) He suggested to leave the case at the station. 65. Choose the appropriate question tag : You'd rather go, _? Q) hadn't you (2) didn’t you 3) doesn't you (4) wouldn’t you 66. Choose the correct transformation of the following sentences : (a) It isa very wonderful opportunity > what a wonderful opportunity ! (b) _Itis very kind of you to help him like that + How kind of you to help him like that ! () These are awful shoes + what awful shoes ! Answer options : (1) Only @) is incorrect 2) Only () is incorrect B) Only (¢)is incorrect (4) All (a), (b) and (¢) are correct 67. Choose the correct pair to fill in the blanks : (a) Only the most ___ person would believe such a feeble excuse. (&) What an excuse | Answer options : (Q) _ ingenuous, ingenious 2) ingenious, ingenuous 3) _ ingenious, inexperienced (4) none of the above 68. Choose the incorrectly spelt word/s from the following words : (@) _reterate (©) phoenix (2 calender (ennui Answer options : (1) (b) and (a) 2 © (3) (@) and (¢) (4) (@) and (d) areat araTarat APT /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK PTO.B13 22 A 69. Fill in the blank : He was afraid to see___of lions, (1) group (2) pride (3) many @) fot 70. An adverb qualifies : (@) averb (b) another adverb (©) anadjective (4) pronoun Answer options : (1) (@) is incorrect (2) (d) is incorrect (3) (®) and (&) are incorrect (4) (@) and (c) are incorrect 71. Fill in the blank with the cohesive device : the problem is a significant one. (1) Not with standing 2) Not withstanding @} Notwithstanding (4) Otherwise 72. Use the appropriate pair for the underlined words : Tom is unwilling to tell me. [fhe would tell me what ke wants for his dinner, I'd have cooked it for him. (1) fhe would tell me, I'd cook it (2) Ifhe tells me, I'd cook it (3) fhe will tell me, I'd have cooked it (4) If he had told me, I had cooked it 73, Identify the incorrect use of Article in the following sentence/s : (a) The man is mortal. () The gold is a precious metal. Answer options : (1) @) only (2) Both (a) and (b) 8) (b) only (4) None of these ream Herat AMT /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORKA 23 BL 74. Choose the correct complex version of the following sentence He aimed at winning the prize and he worked hard. (1) He worked hard so that he will win the prize (2) He worked hard so that he might win the prize. (3) He had to work hard that he will win the prize, (4) He will work hard so that he might win the prize. 78. Match the following : tA) (B) (a) Polygamy () devotion to a lonely and austere life (©) Misogamy (i) skill cleverness (©) Asceticism (iii) custom in which one man has many wives (d) Adroitness (iv) hatred of marriage Answer options : @ ) © @ O @ ii) 2 @® @& @ 8 @ Gi) j®) @ ® oy) Gi) @ (iv) 76. \dentify the incorrect sentence/s from the following : (a) I take pride to serve my country. (b) Heis addicted to smoke. (©) You are fortunate in having an intelligent and obedient son. Answer options : ® @and@ @ Wand@ @) Wony (4) (and @) ‘eM STA BMT /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK P.T.O.B13 24 77. Identify the incorrect sentence/s (a) The wages of sin are death (b) Thave many works to do (© Do not make friends with selfish people Answer options : (1) (a) and (&) @) @)and (b) @) band @ (4) Only (a) 78. Which of the following is not the meaning of ‘bear’ ? (2) to go or turn in the direction mentioned (2) to take responsibility (8) to deal with something unpleasant (4) to weep for some loss 79. Choose the correct passive form of the following sentence After driving professor Kumar to the museum she dropped him at his hotel, (2) After driving professor Kumar to the museum she was dropped him at his hotel, (2) After driving to the museum professor Kumar was dropped at his hotel. (3) After driving professor Kumar was dropped at his hotel (4) After being driven to the museum professor Kumar was dropped at his hotel. 80. Choose the comrect Indirect speech of the following sentence : He said, “I was writing letters.” (1) He said that he was writing letters (2) He said that he had been writing letters (3) He told that he was writing letters (4) He said that he had written letters 81. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom When | entered the house everything was at sixes and sevens . (1) in disorder (2) _ in appropriate position 8) inorder in darkness ‘wreett SMTA BA /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORKA 25 B13 82. Jenny said, (a) “My parents are very well.” (©) “Ican’t come to the party tomorrow.” (© “Idon’t have much free time.” (a) “Twill phone you when I get back.” ‘The Indirect Narration of these sentences respectively are : (Jenny said that her parents were very well. (i) She said that she could not come to the party tomorrow. (ii) She said that she had no much free time. (iv) She said that she would phone you when I get back. ‘Choose the appropriate option : (1) @ and ii) are incorrect (2) (ii) and (iv) are incorrect (3) (i) and (it) are incorrect (4) (ii) and (iv) are incorrect 83, Choose the correct sentence/s : (a) Scarcely anyone turned up, did they ? (©) Scarcely no one turned up. Answer options : (1) Only (a) is correct @)_ Only (b) is correct (@) Both (a) and (b) are correct (4)_-Bath (a) and (b) are incorrect 84. Identify the incorrect adverb/s (a) fastly (b) contemptuously (©) slowly (a) academically (©) seemly Answer options » (1) (B) and (a) (2) @)and (e) (3) © and (d) (4) (a) and (a) ‘wean sararetat WIM /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK P.T.O.B13 26 A 85. Which of the following sentence/s is/are correct ? (1) If we had found him earlier we have to save his life. (2) If we had found him earlier we might have saved his life. (3) If we have found him earlier we might save his life. (4) If we will find him earlier we may have saved his life. 86. Identify the correct meaning of the underlined word in the given context Before I started the job I had no preconceived notions (1) Ideas or opinions formed after you have enough information of something 2) Ideas or opinions formed before you have enough information (3) Ideas or opinions formed after loosing information of something (8) None of these 87. Study the following sentences and choose the most appropriate option : (a) Entering the village from the western side, the church soon comes into view. (b) Entering the village from the western side, we soon obtain a view of the church, (©) As one enters the village from the western side, the church soon comes into view. Answer options : (1) Only (a) and (b) are grammatically acceptable (2) Only (b) and (c) are grammatically acceptable (3) Only (a) and (¢) are grammatically acceptable (4) All @), (b) and (c) are grammatically acceptable wean Sree AMM /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORKA 27 B13 88. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom When it comes to geography, he certainly knows his stuff. (1) He has a very poor knowledge of it. (2) He has a very good knowledge of it. (3) He has no sense of the subject. (8) He has no relation with the subject. 89. Study the following statement/s and answer : Tense is the form of the verb used to indicate (a) The time of the action (&) The continuance of the action {)__ The completeness of the action Answer options : (1) Only a) is true 2 Only (b) is true @) Only (is true (4) All statements (a), (b) and (c) are true 90. Choose the correct expressions : () As cheap as sand (©) As gay as lark (-) As dead as mutton Answer options : (1) @)and () only (2) (b) and (c) only @) ©only (4) (@), ©) and (¢) 91. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom in the sentence : All my wamings fell on stony ground. (1) were carefully listened (2) were ignored 3) were followed (4) were repeated ‘weal HUTT GWT /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORKB13 28 A 92. Choose the word opposite in meaning to the one in capitals in the given sentence. She didn’t have the slightest COMPUNCTION about telling me a lie, (@) CONFLAGRATION Q) AUDACITY (3) ABSTEMIOUS (4) ABJURATION 93, Identify the correct sentences : (a) The basket of apples and pears were hanging from a hook. (0) This must be one of the best plays that have been staged at Stratford this season (©) The success of the new branch is one of the recent developments that justify our faith in the company. Answer options : (1) @) and (© only (2) (b) and (c) only (3) © only (4) @). &) and (¢) 94. Which of the following is the incorrect meaning of ‘Acknowledge’ ? (1) Admit (2) Express thanks (3) Recognise (4) None of these 95. Choose the modal auxillary for the underlined words in the following sentence It Was not necessary for me to buy it (1) Idon't need to buy it Q) [didn’t used to buy it (3) 1 don’t used to buy it (4) Ididn’t need to buy it. ‘wea SMTA AM /SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK