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and A in 20 days. If A, B and C the gross traffic receipts (in Rs.
crores) in 2005-06, total ex
work together, they will com
plete the work in : penditure remaining the same?
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3
4
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5
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minutes. If he walks at 8km
LEAR YOU DOUBTS 5
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The shifting task is almost 64. Improve thebracketed parl of
GENERALENGLISH done, (1)/ only the furnitures the sentence.
(2)/ have to be delivered. (3)/ Hardly had she finished her
Select the word
with the cor- No error (4) dinner (then) the doorbell
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(1) lassoing of the four alternatives, select (1) than
(2)psychik the alternative which is the (2) when
(3) thacher best substitute of the phrase. (3) while
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(4) squezer out
question, the iscolouring substance 66. In the following question,
Inthe followingwith blank is to (1) Hue (2) Blot of the four alternatives, select
sentencegiven appropriate (3) Tint the alternative which best ex
(4) Dye
be flled in with ancorrect alter presses the meaning of the id
word. Select the four. B8. Select the most appropriate
option to fill in the blank. iom/phrase.
nattve out of the intellec New kid on the block
are Several environmentists frorm
Rational thinkers
than those who (1) New rules which are bound
the city conducted a meet to
tually to fail
accept faith without question
discuss issues related to the
pollution levels created (2) A junior
ing the age old practices. by the growing number of (3) A new social trend
(1)cultured
(2) sophisticated pharmaceutical companies. (4) A newcomer
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(3) superior tence, which contains the
(3) rising from (4) raising of
(4) moden grammatical error.
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(1) topical (2) extant EXTENSIVE exchange the dress if my sis
(3) archaic (4)fad (1) Intensive (2) Lengthy ter doesn't like it?
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(1)correlate option to fill in the blank. (3) if ny sister
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of the four alternatives, seleçt be ive there is a nice house
(1) exposed (2) evident let out).
the alternative which best ex (4)visible
presses the meaníng of the id (3) revealed (1) to let
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could have been easily 62. Select the word with the cor 68. In the following question. oul
select
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the
the alternative which is
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lavoured by celebrities (2) customer best substitute of the phrase.
for a
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job or is nominated for
which is awkward to deal (4) boufant
question, tion
with 63. In the following sentence may (1) Candidate (2) Elect
(9) Acelebrity who keeps get somepart of the out which
Find (3) Volunteer (4) Nominalor
ting into some or the oth have errors.
sentence has an that will
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appropri improve the underlined part of
is
sentence is the sentence. In case there
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have errors. Find out which free from error,
select 'No no improvement required, se
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part of the sentence has an ror'.
creativity and hard Ihad no infornations about
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work (1)/the the barnk strike so Iwent there
ate option. have been (2)/successfully
yesterday.
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ror, select 'No error'.
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(1) no information about

about
(2) not got information
(3) No improvement
concern
(4) no information
ing
the
70. In the following qucstion, is to
sentence given with blank
be filled inwith an approprlate
word. Select the correct alter
native out of the four.
Politicians requcsted both the
warring communities to
restraint.
(1) depict (2)enforce
(3) show (4) exercise
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the words
lowing passage some of
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the
sage carefully and select out of
answer for the given blank
the four altermatives.
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seem to
Left and the Right do not
with the lived
have any relationship Indians. For
experiences ofordinary
the Left has
the past two decades, welfare pro
tried to expand social the coun
grammes (72) the poor in
the growing (73)
try by highlightingand
between the rich the poor. The
points to
Right, on the other hand,
politically driv
the growing (74) ofand emphasises
en welfare policies growth to (75)
the need for economic lives of the
poverty and improve the
poor.
71. (1) histories (2) plots
(3) versions (4)narratives
72. (1) for (2) which
(3) that (4)of
73. (1) dissimilarities
(2) discrepancies
(3) disparities
(4) disillusion
74. (1) issue (2) matter
(4) burden
(3) pain
(2) alleviate
75. (1) agitate
depress
(3) aggravate (4)
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