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I'll teach you a lesson evK¨wUi h_v_© e½vbyev`-

A. Avwg ýZvgv※K GKwU wk¶v ý`e|
mgq: 1 NÈv (ýmU ýKvW- 2) c–Y©gvb : 120 B. Avwg ýZvgv※K Ggb wk¶v ý`e|
evsjv C. Avwg ýZvgv※K wk¶v w`※q Qvoe|
1. ÔKeiÕ KweZvq ÔgwR`Õ k※ãi wb※`©wkZ- D. Avwg ýZvgv※K wkwL※q ý`e|
A. e‾× B. gyqvw¾b 19. Ôm`vb›`Õ-i mwÜ we※”Q` nj-
C. gmwR` D. e‾※×i ýQ※j A. m`+Avb›` B. m`v+b›` C. mr+Avb›` D. m`+A+b›`
20. wecixZv_©K kã-
2. ※KvbwU mwVK? A. HwnK, cviwÎK B. ng©, ng©¨ C. km¨, ¯^mv D. kV, lU&
A. ïP&+NT&=ýkvK B.  e›`+Abv = e›`bv 21. Ôˆngš@xÕ cÖ_g ýKvb MÖ※š‟ msKwjZ nq?
C. kg&+Z…P=kvwš@ D. cV&+N¨Y= cwVZ A. Mí¸ŗQ 3q LÛ B. Mí¸ŗQ 4_© LÛ
3. ÔAcv½Õ k※ãi A_©- C. Mí mßK D. meyRcÎ
A. cÖwZ A½ B. Avcv` g¯@K 22. Ôý`wLev※i PvB|Õ GLv※b Ôý`wLev※iÕ
C. wfbœv½ D. `‾wó※KvY A. wbwgËv_©K AmgvwcKv wµqv B. wµqvwe※kl¨
4. ÔýKej wKš„ wKš„ K※iv bv|ÕGLv※b ÔwKš„Õ ýKvb A※_© e¨eüZ? C. wµqvwØZ¡ D. AmgvwcKv wµqvwe※klY
23. ÔkvgjvÕ kãwU cvIqv hvq ýKvb iPbvq?
A. cÖwZev` B. m※›`n A. Aa©v½x B. ýhŠe※bi Mvb
C. we¯§q D. mskq C. KgjvKv※š@i Revbew›` D. wejvmx
5. Ambiguous Gi cwifvlv- 24. Ôg※b g※b Zzjbv K※i ý`Ljvg|Õ GLv※b wØi“w³ e¨eüZ n※q※Q-
A. DfqejZv B. Dfej A. e¨vwß A※_© B. AvwaK¨ ýevSv※Z
C. DfPi D. ب_©K C. we※kl¨ iƒ※c D. wµqvwe※klY iƒ※c
6. ÔAa©v½xÕ iPbvq e¨eüZ Ôbee½`¤•wZi ýcÖgvjvcÕ KweZvsk 25. ※h wefw³ GKvwaK Kvi※K e¨eüZ nq, Zv※K e※j-
Kvi iPbv? A. eûav wefw³ B. wµqv wefw³
A. wenvixjvj PµeZx© B. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi C. wZh©K wefw³ D. wZO¯@ wefw³
C. wØ※R›`ªjvj ivq D. m※Z¨›`ªbv_ `⁃ Answer Keys: 1.C 2.A 3.D 4.D 5.D 6.B 7.D 8.C
9.D 10.D 11.C 12.B 13.B 14.C 15.C 16.B 17.C
7. gnvcÖvY aŸwb AícÖvY aŸwbi g※Zv D”PvwiZ n※j, Zv※K e※j- 18.C 19.C 20.A 21.C 22.A 23.C 24.D 25.C
A. AwfKl© B. AwfkÖŖwZ
C. ¶xYvqb D. wecÖKl© Compulsory English
8. ÔZLb ý_※K hve hve KiwQ|Õ evK¨wU※Z Ôhve hveÕ Questions 1 to 3: Which of the following sentences is correct?
A. we※k※l¨i we※klY B. we※kl※Yi we※klY 1. A. It is more better to be safe than sorry.
B. It is better to be safer than sorry.
C. wµqv we※klY D. aŸb¨vÍK we※klY C. It is better to be safe than more sorry.
9. ï× evbvb D. It is better to be safe than sorry.
A. e¨wa B. e¨vw³ 2. A. Family and friends together stay through thick and thin.
C. e¨v_© D. e¨wfPvi B. Family and friends stay through thick and thin together
10. ÔýbvbZvÕ k※ã ÔZvÕ cÖZ¨qwU e¨eüZ n※q※Q- C. Family and friends stay together through thick and thin.
A. wbw›`Z A※_© B. m`‾k A※_© D. Family and friends through thick and thin
C. Clr A※_© D. hy³ A※_© together stay.
11. gvaex A_©- 3. A. Fear makes where I stand tremble me.
A. gayKi B. gaygvjZx B. Fear makes me tremble where I stand.
C. Fear where I stand makes me tremble.
C. evmš@x dzj D. gaygq D. Fear makes me stand where I tremble.
12. ÔNb MvQcvjvq ýewóZ `yÕcv※ii MÖvg ýek DuPz※Z|ÕýKvb iPbvi Questions 4 to 5: Which of the following is closest in
Aš@M©Z? meaning to the underlined word?
A. Aciv※Ŧi Mí B. KwjgwÏ `dv`vi 4. The white blood cell count in one's body may
C. wejvmx D. GKz※ki Mí| fluctuate by 50 percent during a day.
13. ÔKPze※bi KvjvPvu`Õ evMavivi A_©- A. undulate B. multiply C. diminish D. vary
A. gvKvj dj B. Ac`v_© 5. Ultrasonic waves are beyond the range of sounds
a human can hear.
C. ýMve※i cÙdzj D. Kwji ýKó A. outside B. without C. over D. around
14. wfbœv_©K kãhyMj bq ýKvbwU? Questions 6 to 7: Indicate the synonym of the words
A. Kcvj, K※cvj B. Abœ`v, Ab¨`v given below:
C. kc©¼, LÆv D. wMwik, wMixk 6. auspicious
15. ÔýQ※jwUi D×Zc–Y© AvPib wekŢwe`¨vj※qi k‾Ljvwewai cwicwš‟ A. supernatural B. suspicious
nIqvq Zv※K Awej※¤ÿ ewn¯‹v※ii wb※`©k ý`Iqv nj|Õ C. fortunate D. fearful
7. Shabby
mvayixwZi evK¨wU※Z fz※ji msL¨v-
A. smart B. fair C. unsmart D. honourable
A. cvuPwU B. QqwU C. mvZwU D. AvUwU Questions 8 to 10: The correct translation of
16. Vivid k※ãi e½vbyev` nj- 8. ÔcywóKi Lv`¨ ¯^v※¯‟¨i Rb¨ fvjÕ|
A. wewea B. cÖvYeš@ C. we¯@‾Z D. e¨vß A. Good food is for good health
17. ÔwejvmxÕ M※í D※jţwLZ f‽※`e evey ýK? B. Nutritious food is good for health
A. wejvmxi wcZv B. ivRbxwZwe` C. Nutrients in food is good and healthy
C. Dwbk kZ※Ki evsjvi RvMi※Yi AMÖ`ŔZ D. g‾Zz¨Ä※qi KvKv D. Healthy food is good for health
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 9. ÔeBwU ýKgb KvU※QÕ? display of power or wealth that is the predominating
A. How does the book cut readers? element. You see everywhere emblems of love and
B. Does the book cut well? admiration, and not mostly of ambition and greed.
C. Is the book leaving the market? 21. The word 'stupendous' means
D. How is the book selling? A. stupid B. expensive C. ugly D. huge
10. ÔwK K※i AsKwU Ki※Z nq Zv wZwb Avgv※K ý`Lv※jbÕ is- 22. Which statement is not true?
A. He shows me to do the sum A. The Japanese admire good things
B. He showed me to do the sum B. They are not an ostentatious people
C. He showed me how to do the sum C. They alienate visitors
D. He showed me do the sum D. They shun ambition and greed
Questions 11 to 14: Choose the correct option 23. The writer praises the Japanese because-
11. The correct antonym for 'superficial' is- A. they make you cnvious
A. Careless B. Indiferent B. they love entertainment
C. Sufficient D. Deep C. they have vast organizations
D. they are very humane
12. 'At a low ebb' means
24. The writer is describing the following things
A. Increasing B. Decreasing about the people of Japan.
C. Still D. Invalid A. ambition and greed B. love and admiration
13. The correct spelling is C. display and extravagance D. envy and amazement
A. exemplery B. exemplary 25. 'like a poor intruder' is an example of
C. examplary D. eximplary A. simile B. metaphor
14. The best passive form of the sentence 'What do C. metonymy D. hyperbole
you want'?- is Answer Keys: 1.D 2.C 3.B 4.D 5.A 6.C 7.C 8.B
A. what was wanting by you? 9.D 10.C 11.D 12.B 13.B 14.B 15.A 16.D 17.A
B. what is wanted by you? 18.C 19.A 20.C 21.D 22.C 23.D 24.B 25.A
C. what was wanted by you? mvaviY Ávb
D. what is wanting by you? evsjv‡`k welqvejx
Questions 15 to 20: Fill in the blanks 1. KvßvB evu※ai Kvi※Y cţvweZ cve©Z¨ PÆMÖv※gi DcZ¨Kv GjvKvi bvg wK?
15. ........ parent plays a different but important role A. KvßvB f¨vwj B. MÖvDÛ wWjyR&
in a child's life. C. wPUvMvs Uª¨v± D. ýf½x f¨vwj
A. Each B. One C. Anyone D. The 2. evsjv※`※k ýKvb DcRvwZi ýjvKmsL¨v me※P※q ýekx?
16. Our teacher told the monitor to hand out scripts A. mvuIZvj B. PvK&gv C. gvigv D. ivLvBb
....... the class. 3. RvZxq msm※`i 1bs AvmbwU evsjv※`※ki ýKvb ýRjvq?
A. between B. into C. through D. among A. K·evRvi B. cÂMo C. PvucvBbeveMÄ D. ei¸bv
17. I remembered ....... the race. 4. gqbvgwZi c–e© bvg wK wQj?
A. the horse's winning to B. the orse to win A. ýivwnZwMwi B. wÎcyiv C. nwi※Kj D. b`xqv
C. the horse winning D. the horse's to win 5. wb※æi ýKvb esk cÖvq PvikÕ eQ※ii g※Zv evsjv kvmb K※i※Q?
18. He is my best friend now, and ...... for many years. A. ýgŠh© esk B. ¸ß esk C. cvj esk D. ýmb esk
A. was B. had been C. has been D. was to be 6. ÔXvKv wekŢwe`¨vjq w`emÕ ýKvb w`b?
19. Jenny .... leave the hospital only six hours after A. 1 RyjvB B. 1 Ryb C. 1 AvM÷ D. 1 ýg
the baby was born. 7. cÖvPxb evsjvq wb※æi ýKvb A⁀j evsjv※`※ki c–e©vs※k Aew¯‟Z wQj?
A. was able to B. might A. nwi※Kj B. mgZU C. e※i›`ª D. ivp
C. can D. is able to 8. evsjv※`※k Dc※Rjvi ýgvU msL¨v-
20. .......... physicist, Gabriel Fahrenheit, invented the A. 364wU B. 380wU C. 482wU D. 486wU
mercury thermometer in 1714. 9. gqbvgwZ※Z ýKvb mf¨Zvi wb`k©b i※q※Q?
A. There is B. It is C. The D. It is the A. wn›`y mf¨Zv B. ýeŠ× mf¨Zv
Read the following passage carefully and answer C. Lªx÷vb mf¨Zv D. ‿Rb mf¨Zv
Questions 21 to 25: 10. ÔgvwUi gqbvÕ Qwe wbg©vY K※ib-
I have traveled in many countries and have met with men A. wgïK gybxi B. myfvl `Ë
of all classes, but never in my travels did I feel the C. Pvlx bRiŖj Bmjvg D. ZvwiK gvmy`
presence of the human so distinctly as in this land. In 11. 1780 mv※j Dc-gnv※`k ý_※K cÖKvwkZ cÖ_g msev`cÎ n※”Q-
other great countries signs of man's power loomed large, A. ýe½j ýM※RU B. BwÛqvb ýM※RU
and I saw vast organizations which showed efficiency in C. mgvPvi `c©Y D. w`M&`k©b
all their features. There, display and extravagance, in 12. fviZe※l© ÔB† BwÛqv ýKv¤•vbxÕ kvmb cÖvwZôvwbKfv※e K※e ýkl nq?
dress, in furniture, in costly entertainments, are startling. A. 1857 B. 1858 C. 1921 D. 1947
They seem to push you back into a corner, like a poor 13. we※`※k ýKvb wgk※b evsjv※`※ki cZvKv cÖ_g D※⁃vjb Kiv nq?
intruder at a feast; they are apt to make you envious, or A. jÛb B. KjKvZv C. ýUvwKI D. IqvwksUb
take your breath away with amazement. There, you do 14. ※Kvb mvs※KwZK bv※g cvwK¯@vbx evwnbx 1971 mv※ji 25ýk
not feel man as supreme; you are hurled against gv※P©i ga¨ iv※Z wbixn evOvjx※`i Dci nvgjv ïi“ K※iwQj?
stupendous things that alienate. But in Japan it is not the A. Acv※ikb eţy Śvi B. Acv※ikb wK¬bnvU©
UCC C. Acv※ikb mvP©jvBU D. Acv※ikb nv›U 35
 15. evi※Wg nvmcvZv※ji cÖwZôvZv ýK? 10. Ôwg※jwbqvg ýW※fjc※g›U ýMvj&mÕ-Gi ýgvU j¶¨ n※”Q-
A. Wv. Gg Avi Lvb B. Wv. ýgvnv¤§` Beªvwng A. 5wU B. 7wU C. 8wU D. 10wU
C. Wv. bŔiŖj Bmjvg D. Wv. ýMvjvg imyj 11. ※KvbwU `w¶Y my`v※bi ivRavbx?
16. cjvkxi hy× KLb n※qwQj? A. Ryev B. gvjvKvj C. UwiU D. Iqvivc
A. 23 Ryb 1757 B. 25 RyjvB 1757 12. ýKvb ivóªwUi cigvYy A¯¿ we¯@vi※iva Pzw³ ¯^v¶i K※iwb?
C. 15 AvM÷ 1858 D. 25 AvM÷ 1858 A. hy³ivó« B. Pxb C. fviZ D. ivwkqv
17. wmwK※gi ce©Z ý_※K evsjv※`※ki ýKvb b`xi Drcw⁃ n※q※Q? 13. BD※ivcxq ýK›`ªxq e¨vs※Ki m`i `ßi ýKvb kn※i Aew¯‟Z?
A. gby B. KY©dzjx C. Ki※Zvqv D. mv½y A. evwj©b B. c¨vwim C. d«v¼dzU© D. ýR※bfv
18. m¤•ÖwZ ¯^v¶wiZ mxgvš@ Pzw³i AvIZvq ýgvU KZ¸wj evsjv※`kx 14. gyqv¤§vi MvÏvwd KZ eQi wjweqv kvmb K※ib?
wQUgnj fvi※Zi Kv※Q n¯@vš@i Kiv n※e? A. 45 B. 26 C. 34 D. 42
A. 49wU B. 50wU C. 51wU D. 52wU 15. mvK©Gi cÖ_g gnvmwPe ýK wQ※jb?
19. evsjv※`※ki cÖ_g cÖavbgš¿x ýK wQ※jb? A. Aveyj Avnmvb B. biwmgv ivI
A. ZvRDwÏb Avng` B. ˆmq` bRiŖj Bmjvg C. wR wc ˆKivjv D. wc Gb nvKmvi
C. LvRv bvwRg DwÏb D. G GBP Gg KvgiŖ¾vgvb 16. gvwU©b jy_vi wKs, Rywbqi wQ※jb GKRb-
20. m¤•ÖwZ evsjv※`※ki ¯^vaxbZv c`K Kv※K ý`qv n※q※Q? A. bvMwiK AwaKvi Av※›`vjbKvix B. agx©q ms¯‹viK
A. ýmvwbqv MvÜx B. Bw›`iv MvÜx C. MvqK D. wPÎwkíx
C. gb※gvnb wms D. ggZv e¨vbvRx© 17. RvwZms※N c¨v※j†vBb iv※óªi c`gh©v`v wK?
21. evsjv※`※ki cÖ_g cÖavb wePvicwZ ýK wQ※jb? A. Aivó«xq ch©※e¶K B. ivóªxq ch©※e¶K
A. Ave`yi iDd B. G. Gm. Gg. mv※qg C. ýKvb c` gh©v`v ýbB D. ýKvbwUB bq
C. G.we.Gg. LvqiŖj nK D. G※`i ýKD bb 18. Ôým※Þ¤^i Ab h※kvi ýivWÕ-KweZvwU ýK wj※L※Qb?
22. cwi※ek msi¶Yev`x msMVb MÖxbwcm Zvi cÖZxKx RvnvR A. gwbKv Avjx B. ievU© d«÷
ÔýiBb※ev IqvwiqiÕýK GKwU evsjv※`kx `vZe¨ msMV※bi Kv※Q C. G¨v※jb wMáevM© D. ee w`jb
n¯@vš@i K※i※Q| RvnvRwUi bZzb bvg wK? 19. 'The Idea of Justice' MÖš‟i iPwqZv ýK?
A. iOaby B. meyR mv_x C. meyR ýhv×v D. cwi※ek msi¶K A. AgZ©¨ ýmb B. DBwjqvg i※mUv
23. evsjv※`k I wgqvbgv※ii ga¨ w`※q cÖevwnZ b`xi bvg- C. gvB※Kj wjd&U& D. ¸bvi wgiWvj
A. myigv B. bvd C. KY©dzjx D. mv½y 20. g¨vKvI ýKvb ý`※ki Dcwb※ek wQj?
24. w`bvRcy※ii eo cyKwz iqv wK Rb¨ cÖwm×? A. weª※Ub B. cZz©Mvj C. d«vÝ D. Rvcvb
A. cÖ_g Kqjv PvwjZ we`y¨r ýK›`ª 21. ev›`v Av※Pn& ýKv_vq Aew¯‟Z?
B. cÖ_g M¨vm PvwjZ we`y¨r ýK›`ª A. gvj※qwkqv B. B※›`v※bwkqv C. wf※qZbvg D. _vBj¨vÛ
C. wØZxq Kqjv PvwjZ we`y¨r ýK›`ª 22. ÔIFCÕ Gi c–Y©iƒc n※”Q-
D. wØZxq M¨vm PvwjZ we`y¨r ýK›`ª A. B›Uvib¨vkbvj dvBb¨vť K※c©v※ikb
25. wUcvBgyL evua wbg©v※Yi cwiKíbv ýKvb b`x※Z? B. B›Uvib¨vkbvj wdmK¨vj K※c©v※ikb
A. myigv B. eivK C. Kzwkqviv D. hgybv C. B›Uvib¨vkbvj dzW K※c©v※ikb
Answer Keys: 1.D 2.B 3.B 4.A 5.C 6.A 7.A 8.C D. ýKvbwUB bq
9.B 10.D 11.A 12.B 13.B 14.C 15.B 16.A 17.C 23. mvgvwRK ýhvMv※hv※Mi gva¨※g ÔýdmeyKÕ-Gi cÖwZôvZv n※”Qb-
18.C 19.A 20.B 21.B 22.A 23.B 24.A 25.B A. wej ýMUm& B. wUg evb©vm wj
Avš@R©vwZK welqvejx C. G¨vwÛ ýMÖvf D. gvK© RyKvievM©
1. ýKvb ý`※k G¨vWjd wnUjvi Rb¥MÖnY K※ib? 24. Avš@R©vwZK kvwš@ w`em DrhvwcZ nq-
A. Rvg©vbx B. myBRvij¨vÛ A. 3 Ryb B. 11 RyjvB C. 21 ým※ŧ¤^i D. 16 wW※m¤^i
C. Aw÷ªqv D. ýP※Kv※úvfvwKqv 25. ýKvb cÖwZôvb m¤•ÖwZ gvwK©b hy³iv※óªi ýµwWU ýiwUs Kwg※q ý`q?
2. ýUwj※dv※b AvwocvZv ¯‹¨vÛvj-Gi Kvi※Y weª※U※bi ýKvb cwÎKv A. ÷¨vÛvW© GÛ cyq¨vim B. ýR wc giM¨vb
2011 mv※j eÜ n※q ýM※Q? C. Av※gwiKvb G‼※cÖm D. wewe GÛ wU Kvi&c&
A. w` ýUwjMÖvd B. w` ýWBwj ýgBj Answer Keys: 1.C 2.C 3.A 4.B 5.C 6.B 7.B 8.B
C. w` wbDR Ae w` Iqvì© D. w` MvwW©qvb 9.B 10.C 11.A 12.C 13.C 14.D 15.A 16.A 17.B
3. IqvUvi jy hy×※¶Î ýKv_vq Awe¯‟Z? 18.C 19.A 20.B 21.B 22.A 23.D 24.C 25.A
A. ýejwRqvg B. Rvcvb C. Bsj¨vÛ D. Rvg©vbx Advanced English
4. dªv¼dzU© kniwU wK Rb¨ weL¨vZ? Read the following paragraphs and answer Questions 1-7
A. AvBm nwK B. eB ýgjv C. Jla cY¨ D. K…wl cY¨ Circling the globe, the boreal forest its name derives
5. fvi※Zi mgvRKgx© Avbœv nvRv※i wK※mi wei“※× Av※›`vjb Ki※Qb? from Boreas, the Greek god of the north wind-comprises
A. gv`K B. mš¿vmev` C. `ybx©wZ D. `vwi`ª¨ one-third of Earth's wooded lands. Half the boreal forest
is in Russia, while Canada has one-third, and Alaska and
6. ýkb&※Rb ýKvb ý`※ki Ask? Scandinavia the rest. The forest begins where the
A. d«vÝ B. jy※‼gevM© C. ýejwRqvg D. ýb`vij¨vÛm temperate woods of oak and maple disappear, and
7. ÔThe Keeling CurveÕ-ýiLvwPÎwU wK※mi mv※_ hy³? continues north, often past the Arctic Circle, until stunted
A. A_©bxwZ B. cwi※ek C. RbmsL¨v e‾w× D. ýkqvievRvi larch and birch trees peter out to treeless tundra. With
8. AvB Gg Gd-Gi cÖ_g bvix e¨e¯‟vcbv cwiPvjK wµw†b jvMv`© long, cold winters and short, cool summers, the boreal
ýKvb ý`※ki bvMwiK? woods have far less bio-diversity than tropical forests-
Canada has 3,270 plant species compared with
A. BZvjx B. d«vÝ C. biI※q D. myBRvij¨vÛ Indonesia's 29,375-and are defined by a few key tree
9. m¨vÛnv†© n※”Q GKwU- species: pine, fir, larch, birch and aspen.
A. ýbŠ GKv※Wgx B. mvgwiK GKv※Wgx If the tropical forests, which contain half the plants'
UCC C. wegvb GKv※Wgx D. ýgwib GKv※Wgx woodlands, are one lung of the Earth, then the boreal
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 forests are the other. Both play a vital role in regulating
climate as they-along with the ocean, Earth's largest
carbon repository- filter out billions of tons of carbon
dioxide and othe rgreenhouse gases during
photosynthesis, storing the carbon in trees, roots and
soils. Over the past two decades, as the public focused on
the destruction of the tropical forests, few looked north to
the woodlands nearly as vast. That's because tropical
forests have been under a full-scale assault, while the
boreal forests are still relatively intact.
1. Boreal forests help in regulating
A. the bio-diversity of the world
B. earth's climate
C. migration of birds
D. the growth of the planets' woodlands
2. Boreal forests, compared to tropical forests, are
subjected to-
A. less human assault
B. more human assaults
C. more planned expansion
D. less planned expansion
3. 'Repository' is-
A. a place where people and plants repose
B. a place where waste products are deposited
C. a place where innumerable things can be stored
D. a place where workers get
4. 'Stunted' means-
A. strong and compact
B. having less growth than expected
C. carefully pruned
D. having more growh than expected
5. The paragraphs show an anxiety about-
A. the disappearance of boreal forests
B. the disappearance of bio-diversity
C. the assault on tropical forests
D. the assault on boreal forests
6. To 'peter out' means
A. to gradually expand and change into something else
B. to gradually annex what lies ahead
C. to gradually increase in size and grow stronger
and healthier
D. to gradually become smaller, quieter, etc. and
then end
7. Out of the species of the trees- spruce, pine, fir, larch,
birch and aspen - which ones grow in Canada?
A. none B. only spruce
C. only pine and fir D. all
Question 8 to 19: Choose the correct option
8. 'He was carried off his feet' means he
A. was lifted and carried on someone's shoulders
B. was wild with excitement
C. slipped and fell because of carelessness
D. was pushed and thrown on the ground
9. Which word is synonymous with 'veracity'?
A. truth B. weight C. metropolis D. speed
10. Which word rhymes with 'brow'?
A. crow B. through C. crew D. now
11. What does the idiom 'run up to' mean in the
sentence? The hospital bill has run up to a large
amount.
A. exceeded B. amounted to
C. fell below D. equaled the amount within a short time
UCC
12. What is the plural of 'furniture'?
A. furnitures B. a piece of furniture
C. some furnitures D. furniture
13. 'No love is lost between them' means-
A. they love each other very much
B. they suffer no loss in their relationships
C. they hate each other
D. they are very loving in appearance
14. A pedler is a person who
A. goes for a paddle from time to time
B. is a pedestrian out for a walk
C. is a travelling salesman trying to sell small things
D. is a pedeatrician specializing in treating children's feet
15. Choose the correct sentence
A. We discussed about the matter yesterday
B. We discussed the matter yesterday
C. We have discussed about the matter yesterday
D. We have been discussing the matter yesterday
16. Select the correct analogy closest to 'dog: leash'
A. belt: buckle B. cow: tether
C. bird: cage D. bicycle: chain
17. Which phrase would best describe 'the cuckoo'?
A. 'the scavenger of Nature'
B. 'a bird that does not sleep at night'
C. 'the harbinger of spring'
D. 'the queen of the forest'
18. Had I got your letter, I .....
A. would have replied B. would reply
C. replied D. had replied
19. 'This is the house that Jack built'. In this
sentence 'that' is a
A. relative pronoun B. demonstrative pronoun
C. personal pronoun D. distributive pronoun
Questions 20 to 25: fill in the blanks
20. ...... that life began billions of years ago in the
water.
A. In the belief B. It is believed
C. The belief D. Believing
21. An image on a national flag can symbolize
political ideas that ...... express.
A. take many words otherwise would
B. would take to many otherwise words
C. many words to take otherwise
D. would otherwise take many words to
22. The doctor provided the antidote........ the poison.
A. to B. of C. on D. about
23. Had I been in your situation, ...... the offer.
A. I would not accept
B. I would accept
C. I had accepted
D. I would have accepted
24. I'll ........ for twenty years next July.
A. have been teaching B. be teaching
C. teach D. have taught
25. 'Servitude' is defined as .....
A. service to the nation
B. service according to one's attitude
C. the condition of being a slave
D. the condition under which service is provided
Answer Keys: 1.B 2.A 3.C 4.B 5.C 6.D 7.D 8.B
9.A 10.B 11.A 12.B 13.A 14.C 15.B 16.B 17.C
18.A 19.A 20.B 21.D 22.A 23.D 24.A 25.C
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