The following are the sentences that are
Chanakya is widely credited for having
divided into three parts A, B and C. A prat
of the sentence may have an error.
Recognize the part that has an error and
mark it as your answer. If there is no error
mark D as your answer.
1.
A. With no formal charter, a limited
bureaucratic structure,
B. and no permanent secretariat, leaders of
the G7 discuss
C. major economic issues in informal
setting.
D. No error.
2.
A. Hamlet is considered among the most
powerful
B. and influential work of world literature
C. with a story capable of seemingly
endless retelling and adaptation by others.
D. No error.
3.
A. Adam Smith a Scottish philosopher
B. is widely considered as the first modern
economist who
C. defined economics as “inquiry into the
nature and causes of the wealth of
nations”.
D. No error.
4.
1
A.
played an important role
B. in the establishment of the Maurya
Empire
C. and he served as the chief advisor to
both emperors Chandragupta as well as his
son Bindusara.
D. No error.
5.
A. France faced a series of budgetary crisis
B. during the 18th century, caused
primarily
C. by structural deficiencies rather than
lack of resources.
D. No error.
6.
A. The son of Motilal Nehru, a prominent
lawyer and Indian nationalist,
B. Jawaharlal Nehru was educated in
England—at Harrow School and Trinity
College, Cambridge,
C. and trained in the law at the Inner
Temple, becoming a barrister.
D. No error.
7.
A. In the final years of the 18th century,
Lamb started to work on prose,
B. first a novella entitled Rosamund Gray,
which tells the story of a young girl
C. whose character is thought to be based
on Ann Simmons, an early love interest.
D. No error. B. overseas intelligence collection was
primarily the responsibility of the
8.
Intelligence Bureau (IB)
A. The Puranas were written almost
C. which was created by the British raj.
entirely in narrative couplets
D. No error.
B. in much the same easy flowing style
13.
C. like the two great Sanskrit epics, the
Mahabharata and the Ramayana. A. Akbar accorded the epithet "the Great"
because of his many accomplishments
D. No error.
B. including his record of unbeaten military
9.
campaigns
A. Einstein is best known for developing the
C. that consolidated Mughal rule in the
theory of relativity
Indian subcontinent.
B. but he also made important
D. No error.
contributions
14.
C. in the development of the theory of
quantum mechanics. A. The pandemic-triggered lockdown that
confined families to their homes
D. No error.
B. resulting in a sharp decline in thefts and
10.
normal crimes however witnessed
A. Article 31 of the Indian Constitution not
C. a surge in cyber-crimes as more and
only guarantees the right of private
more people have shifted to online
ownership
platforms.
B. but also the right to enjoy and dispose of
D. No error.
property
15.
C. free from restrictions other than
reasonable restriction. A. The burden of hypertension is felt
disproportionately in low- and middle-
D. No error.
income countries
11.
B. where two thirds of cases are found
A. In the most recent national Indian largely due to
census in 2011
C. increased risk factors in those population
B. the female and male ratio in India in recent decades.
C. is 1.08 males for every female. D. No error.
D. No error.
12.
A. Prior to the inception of the Research
and Analysis Wing