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General English and General Telugu FRO 25th

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Subject Name : General English and General Telugu FRO
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Parts of a sentence are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the parts in the correct order to form a
meaningful sentence.
A.in today’s fast-paced world

B.get much time
C.for exercise
D.we do not
Options :
1. ACBD
2. ADBC
3. ABCD
4. ACDB

Parts of a sentence are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the parts in the correct order to form a
meaningful sentence.
A. that can teach us so many things

B. that we cannot possibly learn
C. travelling is an experience
D. while staying at home
Options :
1. CABD
2. CDBA
3. CADB
4. CBAD

Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to
form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
A. Everything around us, appears to be in motion.

B. Further, even things that are not moving, change with time and do not remain the same.
C. Around us, in everyday life, we see many objects in motion.
D. For instance, birds fly, fishes swim, blood flows through veins and arteries, and cars move.
Options :
1. BDCA
2. DACB
3. CDAB
4. ACBD

Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to
form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
A. Many dyslexic children will enjoy the multi-sensory methods of language teaching, they feel.
B. Dyslexia specialists generally agree that dyslexic children should learn a foreign language.
C. These methods involve role play, games, singing and other group activities
D. Also, learning a foreign language broadens the pupils’ horizons as their awareness of other cultures
develops.
Options :
1. BDCA
2. DCAB
3. ACDB
4. BACD

Read the given situation and statements and select the correct answer.
Situation:
The teacher said, “Those who cannot pay attention will be made to leave the class.”
Statements:
A. The teacher wants all the students to pay attention.
B. The teacher wants some students to leave the class.
Options :
1. Only statement A is correct
2. Only statement B is correct
3. Both statements A and B are correct
4. Neither statement A nor B is correct

Read the given situation and statements and select the correct answer.
Situation:
We wanted to attend a music show at 6 p.m., but our train arrived too late.
Statements:
A. Our train reached after 6 p.m.
B. We missed the show.
Options :


Read the following and select the correct answer based on the meaning of the underlined words.
The class representative hit the nail on the head when he said the laboratory needed improvement.
A.The class representative was asking for a carpentry workshop.

B.The class representative was giving incorrect information.
Options :

Read the following and select the correct answer based on the given sentence.
The university has introduced many skill-oriented courses.
A.The students are likely to get good jobs after the courses.
B.The step taken by the university is praiseworthy.
Options :

Read the following and select the correct answer based on the given sentence.
Digital marketing is a must for any business, but it’s a crowded and competitive space.
A.It is not very difficult to do digital marketing.
B.Digital marketing is extremely necessary for businesses today.
Options :


Select the part that corrects the INCORRECT punctuation in the sentence.
He said, ‘We cannot work, Without Internet!
Options :
1. work without Internet.’
2. Work without internet,’
3. work without; Internet!’
4. work without: Internet’

Select the part that corrects the INCORRECT punctuation in the sentence.
Several ministers will address the public and, speak about citizens grievances’.
Options :
1. and speak, about citizen’s grievance’s.
2. and speak about citizens’ grievances.
3. and speak about; citizen’s grievances’.
4. and speak: about citizens grievances’.

Select the option that has the correct punctuation to complete the sentence.
Styles of dress have changed a lot in the _______.
Options :
1. 2020s
2. 2020’s
3. 2020s’
4. 2020s’s

They asked Meera, _________.
Options :
1. “where is your House”
2. “where is Your house?

3. “where is your house!”
4. “Where is your house?”

“Does this tailor ______________
Options :
1. stitche’s ladies clothe’s, only?
2. stitches ladie’s clothes-only!
3. stitch ladies’ clothes only?
4. stitche’s ladies clothes’only'

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
To see eye to eye
Options :
1. Be of the same height
2. Keep everything at the top
3. Make equal contributions
4. Hold the same opinion or agree

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given proverb.
Put the best foot forward
Options :
1. Walk carefully avoiding potholes
2. Make a good impression
3. Dance in step with the music
4. Speak formally and politely

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given proverb.
A drowning man clutches at a straw
Options :
1. We must help someone in need

2. Don’t look for help from someone who is drowning
3. In a difficult situation take any help you get
4. Make your boat strong and sturdy

Select the option that completes the given idiom correctly.
Walk at _______ pace
Options :
1. snail’s
2. tortoise’s
3. rabbit’s
4. rat’s

Select the option that completes the given proverb correctly.
The grass is always _____________
Options :
1. fresher in the other place
2. growing better there
3. greener on the other side
4. growing greener

Select the option that completes the given idiom correctly.
Your guess is ________, I have no idea what they are planning. __________
Options :
1. not as good as mine
2. very improbable
3. as good as mine
4. too wild to be true

Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word.
Virtual
Options :
1. Useful
2. Actual
3. Concrete
4. Rational

Stigma
Options :
1. Honour
2. Shame
3. Disgrace
4. Humiliation

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.
Flit
Options :
1. Carry
2. Rub
3. Fly
4. Hold

Debris
Options :
1. Wreckage
2. Rubble
3. Remains
4. Possessions

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.

Escalate
Options :
1. Intensify
2. Improve
3. Impact
4. Influence

Parts of the following sentence have been given as options. Select the option that contains a spelling error. If
you don’t find any error, mark ‘No error’ as your answer.
Interwiews are a great way for an employer to get to know more about you.
Options :
1. Interwiews are a great way
2. for an employer to get to
3. to know more about you
4. No error

Climate change is an imediate crisis of our times and we must act today to solve it.
Options :
1. Climate change is
2. an imediate crisis of our times
3. we must act today to solve it
4. No error

They hoped that their discovery would pave the way for further exploretion and understanding of the world
around us.
Options :
1. They hoped that their discovery
2. would pave the way for further exploretion
3. and understanding of the world around us

4. No error

The fans of politicains put up big cut-outs or flex posters at major intersections.
Options :
1. The fans of politicains put up
2. big cut-outs or flex posters
3. at major intersections
4. No error

Select the option that replaces the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the given sentence.
Whale oils were initialy used for lighting, but their market soon expanded.
Options :
1. initially
2. lightting
3. thier
4. exapended

Select the option that replaces the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the given sentence.
There are slow changes occuring on a large scale throughout the universe all the time.
Options :
1. sckale
2. occurring
3. throuhout
4. univerce

Select the most appropriate homophones to fill in the blanks.
When the wind _______ hard , the ______ cover on the car flew away.
Options :
1. blue, blue
2. blew, blue
3. blew, blew
4. blue, blew

It was _______ first visit ______ to Gagan’s grandparents’ village.
Options :
1. there, there
2. there, their
3. their, their
4. their, there

When the fishermen returned, they ______ their boats to the moorings to prevent the high _____ from
washing them away into the sea.
Options :
1. tide tied
2. tide, tide
3. tied, tied
4. tied, tide

“No _____ could be _____ than this!” Asha exclaimed.
Options :
1. verse, worse
2. verse, verse
3. worse, worse
4. worse, verse


1.There is a _______ park in this city but we have never seen any deer there.
2. The old chair was _______ to Amogh because it had belonged to his father.
Options :
1. 1.deer, 2. dear
2. 1.deer, 2. deer
3. 1.dear, 2.deer
4. 1.dear, 2.dear

It was _____ dark for the guard to see if there were _____ persons at the gate.
Options :
1. too, too
2. too, two
3. two, too
4. two, two

Bholu boasted that he ______ ______ puris for breakfast.
Options :
1. eight, eight,
2. eight, ate
3. ate, eight
4. ate, ate

After the ______ of an extra chapter, Nikhil will be bringing out another ______ of his book.
Options :
1. addition, addition
2. edition, edition
3. edition, addition
4. addition, edition

Can you tell me _______ the ______ will be good for a match tomorrow?
Options :
1. weather, whether
2. weather, weather
3. whether, weather
4. whether, whether
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Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.
There are few events that are regularly awaited with such interest every year and fewer which make news on
account of their timeliness or lack thereof, such as the southwest monsoon. Fewer still that so deeply impact
the lives and livelihoods of 140 crore plus Indians.
According to available records that span 150 years, the earliest monsoon was May 11 in 1918 and the most
delayed was the one landing on June 18 in 1972 with instances of such deviation being few and far between,
yet everyone, from the data crunchers of the Prime Minister’s Office and Niti Aayog to the lonely farmer in
the rain-fed farmlands of Malappuram in Kerala, are all ears for the official forecast by the India
Meteorological Department (IMD) of the event. This year, it was supposed to be late, and true to predictions,
landed on June 8 instead of the usual June 1.
As Alexander Frater documented in his 1990 travelogue Chasing the Monsoon, the advance of the monsoon
follows a steady pattern by which it covers the whole of India over one-and-a-half months, before
withdrawing by October by way of the northeast monsoon. In the process, it waters India’s vast agricultural
fields, replenishes reservoirs and aquifers and produces electricity. While droughts grease palms of the few
high and mighty, a good monsoon cheers every segment of society and economy.
Monsoon rains are important for the country as rain-fed agriculture makes for about 51 per cent of the
country’s net sown area and accounts for nearly 40 per cent of the total food production. The bad news refers
to the reports of El Niño impacting monsoon this year. This could prove punishing going forward, as nations
have refused to recognise the urgency of global warming and climate change. It’s time policymakers started
designing ways to protect the vast majority of the population. It is not for no reason that Pandit Jawaharlal
Nehru called for technological and engineering solutions. These are more urgent now.
Sub questions

The correct title for this passage is:
Options :
1. The Monsoon Season and its Disadvantages
2. Effect of El Nino on the Monsoon
3. Good News for Farmers
4. Rains are Important for Agriculture

Alexander Frater’s book is about:
Options :
1. the progress of the monsoon in India
2. the lack of rain for agriculture
3. the farmers’ dependence on rainfall
4. the changing pattern of climatic seasons

The records of monsoon arrival are available for:
Options :
1. 140 years
2. 51 years
3. 150 years
4. 1990 years

The expression ‘all ears for’ means:
Options :
1. putting one’s ear-phones on to listen to music
2. turning one’s head to look towards something
3. looking away from something in front
4. ready and eager to get news about something

We can infer that everyone is looking forward to:
Options :
1. news about global warming and climate change
2. the arrival and spread of the monsoon rain
3. ways to protect the vast majority of the population
4. increase the total food production
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Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.Motivation is something that cannot be
understood with words but with practice. It means to be moved by something so strongly that it becomes an
inspiration for you. Furthermore, it is a discipline that helps you to achieve your life goals and also helps you
to be successful in life. Besides, it the most common practice that everyone engages in. Whether it is your
boss in office, or a school teacher, or a university professor --- anyone may motivate others in one way or the
other.Motivation is a strong tool that helps people to get ahead in life. In order to be motivated we need a
propelling tool or goal that keeps us enthused and moves us forward. Also, it helps us in becoming
progressive both physically and mentally.Moreover, one’s goal need not be too big or a long- term one. It
can be small but empowering. Furthermore, you also need the right mindset to remain motivated.Sometimes
you need to push yourself towards your goal. No one other than you can push you towards your limit. Also,
you should be ready and willing to leave your comfort zone because your true potential is going to be
revealed only when you leave your comfort zone.Although there are various types of motivation, according
to me, there are generally two types of motivation---they are self- motivation and motivation by others.Self-
motivation is the power of someone to stay motivated without the influence of other situations and people.
Furthermore, self-motivated people always find a reason and the strength to complete a task. Also, they do
not need other people to encourage them to perform a challenging task.The other type of motivation happens
because of others. This motivation requires help from others as the person is not able to maintain a self-
motivated state. In this, a person requires encouragement from others. Also, he needs to listen to
motivational speeches, have a strong goal and most importantly, be inspired.
Sub questions

The correct title for this passage is:
Options :
1. How to get Motivated by School Teachers
2. Motivating Youngsters to Find their Goals
3. Motivation : Definition and Types
4. Motivation for Business Teams

Which of the following is NOT necessary for the self-motivated person?
Options :
1. A fixed goal
2. The strength to go on
3. The right mind-set
4. Outside support


Another word to replace the word ‘mindset’ is:
Options :
1. feeling
2. physique
3. attitude
4. personality

The most appropriate ANTONYM of the word ‘enthused’ as used in the passage is:
Options :
1. Bored
2. Bland
3. Banal
4. Broken

Which statement is NOT endorsed by the passage?
Options :
1. Self-motivation rarely requires encouragement from others.
2. Although there are various types of motivation, there are two main types of motivation.
3. Motivation can psychologically and physically boost a person.
4. Motivation can best be achieved by engaging in coaching.
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"కోతి " - కి పర్యా యపదం
Options :
1. వానము
2. కరి
3. మల్లకము
4. కపి

"కెంపు"-కి పర్యా యపదం
Options :
1. పచ్చ
2. కావిరి
3. ఎరుపు
4. తెలుపు

"కైరవము"-కి పర్యా యపదం
Options :
1. కేతనము
2. కొండచిలువ
3. కుముదము
4. కొడవలి

"కాట్రేడు"- కి మరో మాట
Options :
1. నరసింహుడు
2. శివుడు
3. యముడు
4. కాటిపాపడు

"యమునా నది"-కి మరో మాట
Options :
1. తాపి
2. పూర్వ గంగ
3. కేతకి
4. గంగిక

"తాల్మి " - అంటే
Options :
1. ఓటమి
2. వేడి
3. ఓర్పు
4. తెలివి

"దీధితి" - అంటే
Options :
1. మార్గం
2. వెలుగు
3. శాంతి
4. ఎండమావి

"మధుకరం" -అంటే
Options :
1. అమృతం
2. మద్యం
3. తిరిపెం
4. పానకం

"పిపాస"- అంటే
Options :
1. డెక్క
2. ఆకలి
3. దాహం
4. కాసు

"అంఘ్రి"- అంటే
Options :
1. ముఖం
2. చేయి
3. కాలు
4. నడుము

Options :
1. A-(iii), B-(i), C-(ii), D-(iv)
2. A-(ii), B-(i), C-(iii), D-(iv)
3. A-(i), B-(ii), C-(iv), D-(iii)
4. A-(ii), B-(i), C-(iv), D-(iii)

కింద ఇచ్చి న వాక్యా లలో దేనిలో/వేటిలో "విల్లు"అనే అర్థం ఉన్న పదం ఉంది?
A.శివుని ధనుస్సు రాముడు విరిచాడు.

B.గాండీవమంటే సింగిణి.
C.విలము కలది విల్లిక.
Options :
1. A మాత్రమే
2. B మాత్రమే
3. A & B మాత్రమే
4. B & C మాత్రమే

కింది వాటిలో వృద్ధిసంధికి ఉదాహరణ
Options :
1. సర్వో త్కృష్టం
2. గౌర్యై క్యం
3. దివ్యౌ షధం
4. మహోద్ధతి

Options :
1. A-(iv), B-(ii), C-(i), D(iii)
2. A-(iv), B-(ii), C-(iii), D(i)
3. A-(iv), B-(iii), C-(i), D(ii)
4. A-(ii), B-(iii), C-(iv), D(i)

Options :
1. A-(ii), B-(i), c-(iv),D-(iii)
2. A-(iv), B-(iii), C-(ii), D-(i)
3. A-(i), B-(ii), C-(iv), D-(iii)
4. A-(iii), B-(i), C-(iv), D-(ii)

ఉపమాన పూర్వ పద కర్మ ధారయసమాసానికి ఉదాహరణ
Options :
1. పసిడి చట్టువము
2. పంకజ నేత్రములు
3. కాశికానగరము
4. వెన్నె లవెల్లి

కింద ఇచ్చి న వాక్యా లలో ఏది/ఏవి ఉత్ప్రే క్షాలంకారానికి సంబంధించి సరైనది/సరైనవి?
A.ఉపమేయానికి ఉపమానానికి అభేదం చెప్ప డం

B.ఉపమేయాన్ని ఉపమానంగా భావించడం
C.ఉపమేయానికి ఉపమానంతో పోలిక లేదు అని చెప్ప డం
Options :
3. A & B మాత్రమే

కింద ఇచ్చి న వాటిలో దేనిలో రూపకాలంకారం ఉంది?
Options :
1. ఈ విశ్వం చీకటి కాటుక నింపిన భరిణ.
2. చుక్క లపూలతో పెద్దచెట్టు లాగుంది ఆకాశం.
3. ఆకాశంపై హనుమంతుడు ఎగురుతుంటే, చూపరులకి పర్వ తం ఎగురుతున్న ట్లనిపించింది.
4. లంకానగరపుకోటకి కందకంలాగ సముద్రం మారింది.

'శ్రీనాథు వర్ణించు జిహ్వ జిహ్వ '-లో ఉన్న అలంకారం పేరు ఏమిటి?
Options :
1. అంత్యా నుప్రాస
2. లాటానుప్రాస
3. వృత్య నుప్రాస
4. ఛేకానుప్రాస

"శాకాహారులు కందభోజులుశిలోంఛప్రక్రముల్ తాపసుల్ "--పద్య పాదంలో ఉన్న పద్య ఛందస్సు పేరు
ఏమిటి?
Options :
1. మత్తేభం
2. చంపకమాల
3. శార్దూ లం
4. ఉత్ప లమాల

కింద వాటిలో తేటగీతి పద్య లక్షణం ఏమిటి?
Options :
1. ప్రతిపాదంలో ఆరుఇంద్రగణాలు, రెండుసూర్య గణాలు ఉంటాయి.
2. ప్రతిపాదంలో మూడు ఇంద్రగణాలు, ఒక సూర్య గణం ఉంటాయి.
3. ప్రతిపాదంలో మూడు సూర్య గణాలు, రెండు ఇంద్రగణాలు ఉంటాయి.
4. ప్రతిపాదంలో ఒకసూర్య గణం, రెండుఇంద్రగణాలు ,రెండుసూర్య గణాలు ఉంటాయి.

కిందివాటిలో సందేహార్థకవాక్యం ఏది?
Options :
1. ఆవిడ మళ్ళీ ముఖ్య మంత్రి అవుతుందా?
2. రేపు పని అవుతుందో?లేదో?
3. ఆయన బాగా పాడ్తా రు కదా!
4. మీరు ఊరినుంచి ఎప్పు డొచ్చా రు?

'ఆ ఉద్యో గం ఆవిడ వేయించింది'---ఇది ఏరకమైన వాక్యం అంటారు?
Options :
1. నిశ్చ యార్థక వాక్యం
2. విధ్య ర్థక వాక్యం
3. ప్రేరణార్థక వాక్యం
4. వికల్పా ర్థక వాక్యం

కింది వాక్యా లలో దేనిలో/వేటిలో' వ్య క్తిత్వం ' అర్థంలో ఆంగ్లపదం వాడడం జరిగింది?
A. ఆవిడ behaviour మంచిది.

B. ఆవిడ personality మంచిది.
C. ఆవిడ manners మంచిది.
Options :
3. A & Bమాత్రమే

కిందివాటిలో-' ఇరుకు ' అర్థంలో ఆంగ్లపదం
Options :
1. sub-way
2. neighbour
3. way
4. narrow

కిందివాటిలో 'వివేకం ' అర్థంలో ఆంగ్లపదం
Options :
1. goodness
2. prudence
3. clever
4. kindness

కిందివాటిలో -'విలువ ' అర్థంలో ఆంగ్లపదం
Options :
1. purchase
2. sale
3. buy
4. value

'నాగలి '-ని ఇంగ్లీషులో ఇలా అంటారు.
Options :
1. plumb
2. plop
3. plough
4. plight

'మరకతం '- ని ఇంగ్లీషులో ఇలా అంటారు
Options :
1. ember
2. embed
3. emerod
4. emerald

కంకర '- కి ఇంగ్లీషుమాట
Options :
1. rock
2. greave
3. sandstone
4. gravel

'బర్రె '- కి ఇంగ్లీషుమాట
Options :
1. bull
2. sheep
3. buffallow
4. cow

'ఈసు '- ని ఇంగ్లీషులో ఇలా అంటారు
Options :
1. desire
2. envy
3. apathy
4. shrink

'కణత '- కి ఇంగ్లీషుమాట
Options :
1. lump
2. bump
3. temple
4. caul


'వసారా '- ని ఇంగ్లీషులో ఇలా అంటారు.
Options :
1. stair
2. yard
3. stable
4. lobby

'పట్టా భిషేకం '-కి ఇంగ్లీషుమాట
Options :
1. Royal oath
2. Coronation
3. Coronach
4. Royal ordeal

Options :
1. A-(iii), B-(iv), C-(i), D-(ii)
2. A-(iv), B-(i), C-(ii), D-(iii)
3. A-(ii), B-(i),C-(iv), D-(iii)
4. A-(i),B-(iii), C-(iv), D-(ii)

" sulphur" - అంటే
Options :
1. గంధం
2. గంధకం
3. గంధకారి
4. గంధకితం

"tape-worm"-కి తెలుగుమాట
Options :
1. వానపాము
2. తెల్లపురుగు
3. ఏలికపాము
4. చీడపురుగు

"Wage" - అంటే
Options :
1. ఖాతా
2. పందెం
3. వేతనం
4. పద్దు

"prohibition" -కి తెలుగుమాట
Options :
1. పధకం
2. ప్రతిపాదన
3. నిషేధం
4. తీర్మా నం

"Inflammation" - అంటే
Options :
1. వంపు
2. మంట
3. సమాచారం
4. ద్రవ్యో ల్బ ణం

"Master" - అంటే
Options :
1. వీరుడు
2. సహృదయుడు
3. అధికారి
4. విశ్వా సపాత్రుడు

"Thermal Energy" -కి తెలుగుమాట
Options :
1. జలశక్తి
2. వాయుశక్తి
3. పవనశక్తి
4. ఉష్ణశక్తి

"acquaintance" -కి తెలుగుమాట
Options :
1. సమీకరణం
2. నిందారోపణ
3. పరిచయం
4. అంగీకారం

"bird's eye view" - అంటే
Options :
1. స్థూ లదృష్టి
2. సూక్ష్మ దృష్టి
3. తీక్షణదృష్టి
4. అంతరదృష్టి

"vernacular" - అంటే
Options :
1. హృదయకుహరం
2. లంబరేఖ
3. పద్య విభజన
4. దేశభాష

"తమస్సు " కి- పర్యా యపదం
Options :
1. తపం
2. వేడి
3. ఆలస్యం
4. చీకటి

విసర్గసంధి కి ఉదాహరణ
Options :
1. మనోహరం
2. అంతఃకరణం
3. భగవద్గీత
4. జగన్నా ధం

"నూరేళ్ళు వర్థిల్లు"- ఇది ఏ రకమైన వాక్యం ?
Options :
1. విధ్య ర్థక వాక్యం
2. ఆశీర్వ ర్థక వాక్యం
3. కర్మ ప్రధాన వాక్యం

4. సంశ్లిష్ట వాక్యం

"Voyage"-కి తెలుగులో అర్థం
Options :
1. గుర్రం మీద ప్రయాణం
2. కాలినడకన ప్రయాణం
3. పడవలో ప్రయాణం
4. డోలీలో ప్రయాణం

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General English and General Telugu FRO 25th

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A.in today’s fast-paced world

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A. that can teach us so many things

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1. Only statement A is correct

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