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English Language
Directions (1-5): In the question below, a A. A

paragraph is divided into five sentences (A), B. B
(B), (C), (D) and (E). One sentence among C. C
them is jumbled, rearrange the jumbled D. D
sentence and then arrange the remaining E. E
sentences in the correct sequence to answer
the questions that follow. 3. Rearrange the given jumbled statement (D).
A. To be sure, jail officials clarified that this A. CADB
does not mean that in-person meetings will be B. DCBA
discontinued. C. DACB
B. Delhi’s three prisons will continue with the D. CBDA
video conferencing facility for prisoners to E. No arrangement required
speak with their relatives
C. Although Covid-19 curbs have been lifted 4. Which of the following is the second
across the national capital, statement?
D. several prisoners informed (A)/ the online A. A
mode of interaction (B)/ them that they B. B
preferred (C)/ The decision was taken after C. C
(D) D. D
E. Prisoners will still be eligible to meet their E. E
relatives twice a week, which is the current
rule. 5. Which of the following is the third
1. Which of the following will be the last statement?
statement? A. A
A. A B. B
B. B C. C
C. C D. D
D. D E. E
E. E
Directions (6-10): In the following questions, a
2. Which of the following will be the sentence is divided into five parts of which
introductory statement? only two parts of the sentence are error free.
You need to identify those two parts of the 9. We are interested in farther (A)/ attracting
sentence which are free from error and mark Indian investment to the Russian oil (B)/ and
the same as your answer accordingly gas sector and expanding (C)/ Russian
6. For the roughly 300 known (A)/ octopus companies’s sales (D)/ networks at India (E)
species dwelling in (B)/ the world oceans, (C)/ A. AB
has eight arms (D)/ are a defining B. BC
characteristic (E) C. CD
A. AB D. BD
B. BC E. CE
C. CD
D. AE 10. In 2008, U.S. government (A)/ had
E. BD projected (B)/ a expansion of nuclear (C)/
capacity to 114.9 gigawatts (D)/ by 2030 (E)
7. Western sanctions against Russian (A)/ A. AB
could cause the International Space Station to B. BC
crash, (B)/ the head of Russian space agency C. CD
Roscosmos warned, (C)/ calling in (D)/ the D. BD
punitive measures to be lifting (E) E. DE
A. AB
B. BC Directions (11-15): In the following questions a
C. CD sentence is given with a blank, which is
D. BD followed by five options. You need to fill the
E. CE blank with the correct phrasal verb. If none of
the options is correct, mark (E) as your
8. Manufacturing output rose 1.1%, (A)/ during answer
mining production (B)/ grow 2.8% and (C)/ 11. The United States illegally annexed
electricity generation went up (D)/ by 0.9% hundreds of islands to _______ the good stuff.
years-on-years (E) A. Get off
A. AB B. Get along
B. BC C. Get at
C. CD D. Get across
D. AD E. None of these
E. DE
12. Should they ________ to implement their
present plans, the consequences will be fatal. identify among the four highlighted words
A. Fall off which is inappropriate or wrongly spelt. If all
B. Fall out the words are correctly used, then mark (E) as
C. Fall on your answer.
D. Fall through 16. Every attempt to emend or revise the
E. None of these present constitution has, however, been
unsuccessful.
13. As the ocean warms and becomes more A. Emend
acidic, the coral reefs _______ B. Revise
A. Die off C. Constitution
B. Die away D. However
C. Die down E. All are correct
D. Die for
E. None of these 17. Be sure to watch the climatic scene the
film is known for and you will understand why
14. It was decided to _______ the search when the film is ranking first on the scary movies’
there was no hope of finding the missing child lists.
alive. A. Watch
A. Call out B. Climatic
B. Call off C. Known
C. Call on D. Ranking
D. Call for E. All are correct
E. None of these
18. A quiet clear voice should be used instead
15. The government has promised to _______ of false accents over the phone are of sign of
new legislation to combat this problem. inferoirity and of inexperience.
A. Bring forth A. Quiet
B. Bring out B. Accents
C. Bring in C. Inferoirity
D. Bring down D. Inexperience
E. None of these E. All are correct
Directions (16-20): In the following questions, 19. Becoming a hermitt and avoiding contact
some words are given in bold. You need to with other people would be considered
adeviant behaviour but it is not criminal low maple limb, and leaving the horse
A. Hermitt sauntered over to the beach.
B. Would A. Looped
C. Deviant B. Bridal
D. Criminal C. Leaving
E. All are correct D. Sauntered
E. All are correct
20. The young man looped the bridal over a
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Directions (1-5): in the national capital. After statement (C),
1. Answer: E statement (B) will come. In statement (C),
2. Answer: C 'although' is used, to show the contrast, that
3. Answer: C after lifting the covid-19 curbs, it is still being
The right statement is - The decision was taken implemented in three of the Delhi's prisons. So,
after several prisoners informed them that they after statement (C), statement (B) will come.
preferred the online mode of interaction. After statement (B), statement (D) will come,
4. Answer: B 'the decision' in statement (D), is used to point
5. Answer: D out the Delhi’s prisons decision, which is further
The final sequence is – CBDAE discussed in a statement (B).
After reading all the statements, we can say that After statement (D), statement (A) will come
statement (C) will be the introductory statement. which explains that apart from online interaction
It explains the topic about which we are going to (which is discussed in statement (D)), in-person
talk; ie; the covid-19 curbs being implemented meetings still continue. After statement (A),
statement (E) will come and this further explains to make the passive form 'to + be + V3 ' will be
statement (A), that in-person meetings (to meet used. 'Lifting ' is incorrect here.
with relatives) can happen twice a week. So, we
can say that, statement (E) is the concluding 8. Answer: D
statement. Part (B) - 'During' is incorrect here. 'During' talks
about a period of time. As no time period or any
6. Answer: A duration of time is mentioned, 'During' is
Part (c) – ‘the world oceans' is incorrect, it redundant here.
should be 'the world's oceans'. To show Part (C) - ‘grow’ will be replaced by 'grew' as the
possession ('s) will be used. It talks about the sentence is constructed in 'simple past' tense.
oceans of the world. So, 'grow' is incorrect here.
Part (D) -'has' will be replaced by ‘having’. The Part (E) whenever 'noun + preposition + noun '
subject of the verb is - '300 octopus species' is used, the noun is used in its singular form so,
which is plural. So, the verb should be used 'years on years' is incorrect and it should be
according to its subject, 'has' is incorrect here. 'year -on -year'.
Part (E) - 'are' will be replaced by ‘is’, the
context talks about ('a' defining characteristic), 9. Answer: B
which is singular. So, 'are' is incorrect here. Part (A) - 'Farther' is used when discussing
about physical distance. 'Further' is used when
7. Answer: B discussing about degree or extent of distance.
Part (A) - 'Russian' will be replaced by 'Russia‘. The context doesn't talk about any physical
'Russian' is an adjective, we need a noun distance. So, 'Farther ' is incorrect here.
(Russia) here against which, western sanctions Part (D) - 'Companies's' is incorrect ('s) is not
have been imposed used when the noun ends in a hissing sound
Part (D) - 'Calling in' is incorrect, it should be (companies') will be used.
‘calling for'. 'Calling in' means to ask someone Part (E) - 'At India' is incorrect. It should be 'In
to come to a particular place whereas 'calling India'.
for' means – need of something. The Russian At (Used for a relatively smaller place)
space agency here is talking about taking some In (used for a relatively bigger place)
measures. So, ‘calling in' is incorrect.
Part (E) - 'lifting' will be replaced by 'lifted', so, 10. Answer: E
passive form will be used here, because Part (A) - 'The’ will be used before ‘USA’. Article
'measures’ (subject) are not doing any action, ‘the’ is not used with the name of states. But if a
but the action is being done on the subject. So, 'Union', 'United', 'Republic' or 'kingdom' comes
with the names of the country, then 'the' is used which doesn’t support the context of the
Part (B) - 'Had' is incorrect here. When past sentence,
point of time is given, simple past tense should ‘Fall through’ – come to nothing; fail, this option
be used is correct as it supports the context.
Part (C) - Article 'an' will be used instead of ‘a’,
'An' is used with vowel sounding words. 13. Answer: A
'Expansion' produces a vowel sound. So, Article The context talks about the destruction of coral
'a' is incorrect here. reefs because the ocean is getting warmer and
acidic
11. Answer: C ‘Die away’ – means ‘to gradually disappear or
The context says that, the US took over become less strong. This doesn’t support the
hundreds of islands to get the access to all the context of the sentence.
good stuff. ‘Die down’ – means ‘to gradually become less
‘Get off’ – means escape a punishment, which strong’. This also doesn’t support the context of
doesn’t support the context the sentence
‘Get along’ – means have a harmonious or ‘Die for’ – means ‘be very eager for something’,
friendly relationship, this also doesn’t support this is not the context of the sentence, so, this
the context. option is also incorrect
‘Get across’ – means manage to communicate ‘Die off’ – means ‘a sudden sharp decline of the
but the sentence doesn’t talk about any kind of population of animals or plants. This option
communication. So, this option is incorrect supports the context of the sentence. So, it is
‘Get at’ – reach or gain access to something, the correct option.
this option is correct. It supports the context.
14. Answer: B
12. Answer: D The context talks about cancelling or
The context says that the, the consequences withdrawing the search because there is no
will be fatal, it they fail to implement their hope left.
present plans. ‘Call out’ – means ‘to summon someone’, this
‘Fall off’ – means ‘to become less in number’, doesn’t fit the context of the sentence.
which doesn’t support the context ‘Call on’ – means ‘to formally invite or ask
‘Fall out’ – means ‘to quarrel’, the context of the someone to speak’, this option also doesn’t fit
sentence is not about any quarrel or argument. the context of the sentence
So, this option is incorrect ‘Call for’ – means ‘to say publicly that something
‘Fall on’ – attack on someone unexpectedly, should happen’, this option doesn’t support the
context of the sentence ‘Climatic’ means related to climate, whereas,

‘Call off’ – means ‘cancel an event or ‘climactic’ means related to climax. The context
agreement’, this option supports the context of talks about the scene of a movie. So, ‘climactic’
the sentence. So, this is the correct option. will be used instead of ‘climatic’.
All other words have correctly been used.
15. Answer: C
The context talks about introducing a new law 18. Answer: C
through which the problem can be tackled The spelling of the given word is incorrect. The
‘Bring forth’ – means ‘produce or give rise to right spelling is ‘inferiority’, which means – the
something’, this option doesn’t support the state or quality of being lesser or lower in rank.
context of the sentence. All other words have been correctly used.
‘Bring out’ – means ‘produce or launch a new
product or publication’, the context of the 19. Answer: A
sentence is not about launching any product. The spelling of the word is incorrect, the right
So, this option is also incorrect. spelling is ‘hermit’, which means – one who
‘Bring down’ – means ‘to reduce the rate, level, retires from society and lives in solitude for the
or amount of something’, this doesn’t support religious purpose.
the context of the sentence. All other words are correctly used
‘Bring in’ – means ‘introduce a new law or ‘Deviant’ – someone or something that deviates
product’, it supports the context of the sentence from a norm
as the sentence talks about the introduction of
the new law. So, this option is correct. 20. Answer: B
‘Bridal’ means – related to bride, whereas,
16. Answer: A ‘bridle’ means – headgear of horse. The context
‘Emend’ means to remove the mistakes, of the sentence is not related to the bride, so,
whereas, ‘amend’ means to change for the ‘bridal’ is incorrect here and instead, ‘bridle’ will
better; improve. ‘Emend’ is incorrect here, be used in its place.
because the context is not talking about any All other words have correctly been used
mistakes, which can be removed, in fact, it talks ‘Looped’ – the round or oval shape formed by a
about the improvement in the constitution. So, string
option (A) is the correct answer. ‘Sauntered’ – to walk about in an idle or
All other words have correctly been used. leisurely manner
17. Answer: B
Score Booster
Directions (1-7): Read the passage given below called atoms. An atom is so small that there are
and answer the questions that follow: millions of iron atoms on the point of a needle.
The supply of energy is necessary for industrial It has been (a) revolve that an atom is a (b)
and various other purposes in a civilized proven particle containing a nucleus in the
country. Coal so long be the cheap source of centre round which electron particles (c)
energy and power. Coal burns and we get composite. There are proton and neutron
thermal energy to run engines and machines. particles in the nucleus. All these particles are
Electrical energy is also generated from fast energy particles. When the nucleus is
combustion of coal. But the supply of energy bombarded, the broken energy is liberated and
from coal is only limited and the earth’s deposit matter disappears. The sum of the energy thus
of coal is also getting exhausted faster. Now liberated from thousands and millions of atoms
with the progress of science today a vast and becomes exceedingly great. It has been
practically unlimited store of energy has been calculated that the total energy obtained from
made available from the atoms of matter. The only a gram of matter is equivalent to that by
energy thus released from atoms is called burning nearly 3000 tons of coal.
atomic energy. 1. Why according to the author a vast and
Einstein, the genius scientist of the age, unlimited source of energy has been made?
established the theory that matter and energy A. To run engines and machines in industries
are, in fact, identical, the former being B. To make bombs for war and national security
condensed form of the latter. Now it came to be purpose.
known to the world that matter can be converted C. Coal is not so much available and the earth’s
to energy by some suitable means. This theory deposit of coal is also getting exhausted faster
came into actual practice in world war II. D. Both (b) & (c)
The German scientist Auto Hann first E. All of these
discovered the process of a nuclear fission, i.e.
making up of atoms of Uranium and thereby 2. Which theory of Einstein came in to practice
liberating a tremendous amount of energy. during World War II?
Atoms of severe elements such as Helium, A. Light travels faster than sound, thus we see
Thorium and Uranium can be more easily lightning before we hear thunder.
broken up. American scientists made use of this B. Matter and energy are identical, the former
energy in making bombs to destroy their enemy. being condensed form of the latter.
Matter is composed of (a)________particles C. Each action has equal and opposite reaction.
D. Speed of the object is equal to total distance A. Coal had so long been the cheap source of
travelled divided by the given time energy and power
E. None of these B. Coal will be the cheap source of energy
C. If coal were a cheap source of energy
3. ‘American scientists made use of this energy D. Was the coal a cheap source of energy?
in making bombs to destroy their enemy.’ Which E. No correction required.
energy is the author talking about?
A. Energy of the army during the war 6. What could be the possible synonym of the
B. Energy liberated in the process of nuclear word ‘tremendous’?
fission which is discovered by German scientist A. Enormous
Auto Hann. B. Massive
C. Energy liberated in making up of atoms of C. Colossal
Uranium D. All of these
D. Both (b) & (c) E. Only a & b
E. All of these 7. Rearrange the highlighted words to make the
sentence meaningful.
4. Which of the following is ‘False’ as per the It has been (a) revolve that an atom is a (b)
given passage? proven particle containing a nucleus in the
A. Coal burns and we get thermal energy to run centre round which electron particles (c)
engines and machines. composite.
B. Total energy obtained from only a gram of A. acb
matter is equivalent to that by burning nearly B. cba
3000 tons of coal. C. cab
C. When the nucleus is bombarded, the broken D. bca
energy is liberated and matter appears. E. no rearrangement required
D. An atom is so small that there are millions of
iron atoms on the point of a needle. Directions (8-13): The passage given below has
E. All are correct five blanks given at various lines which
indicates that some words have been omitted.
5. Which of the following sentence can improve There are five options, among which only one
the highlighted sentence both grammatically can fill the blank correctly. Choose the correct
and contextually? option for each blank.
“Coal so long be the cheap source of energy Salim Ali was ___(i)___ the greatest ornithologist
and power” that India has produced, and indeed he was
___(ii)___ among the top naturalists of the world. 10. Which one of the following option will fill the
There must be few people who were so well blank (iii) above?
____(iii)___ from personal observation about the A. Know
ecological conditions of our vast country. Being B. Chimera
interested in ___(iv)___ information about C. Informed
natural history, he specially took the trouble to D. Omen
encourage young people to take outdoors. His E. Disavowed
insistence that one must be ___(v)__ careful and
honest about reporting one’s observations has 11. Which one of the following option will fill the
resulted in several of his protégés becoming blank (iv) above?
globally respected ornithologists. Laeeq A. Hiding
Futehally is Salim Ali’s niece. She has written B. Concealing
several books relating to the natural C. Proving
environment. She has served as ___(vi)__editor D. Spreading
of Quest magazine. E. Rejecting
8. Which one of the following option will fill the
blank (i) above? 12. Which one of the following option will fill the
A. Unquestionably blank (v) above?
B. Questionably A. Wilfully
C. Questioningly B. Carefully
D. Doubtfully C. Refuting
E. Questioned D. Devising
E. Exceptionally
9. Which one of the following option will fill the
blank (ii) above? 13. Which one of the following option will fill the
A. Spell out blank (vi) above?
B. Counted A. Literary
C. Manifested B. Conventionally
D. Displayed C. Potentially
E. Quest D. Best
E. Accurate
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1. Answer: C discovered the process of a nuclear fission, i.e.

As given in the first paragraph of the passage making up of atoms of Uranium and thereby
‘But the supply of energy from coal is only liberating a tremendous amount of energy.
limited and the earth’s deposit of coal is also Atoms of severe elements such as Helium,
getting exhausted faster. Now with the progress Thorium and Uranium can be more easily
of science today a vast and practically unlimited broken up. American scientists made use of this
store of energy has been made available from energy in making bombs to destroy their
the atoms of matter’. enemy.’
Thus option (c) will be the correct answer. Thus both option (b) & (c) will be correct.
2. Answer: B 4. Answer: C
As given in the second passage of the As given in the last passage of the given
paragraph ‘Einstein, the genius scientist of the paragraph ‘When the nucleus is bombarded, the
age, established the theory that matter and broken energy is liberated and matter
energy are, in fact, identical, the former being disappears.’ But in the statement “appears” is
condensed form of the latter. Now it came to be used in place of “disappears”. Thus option (c) is
known to the world that matter can be converted the correct answer.
to energy by some suitable means. This theory
came into actual practice in world war II.’ Thus 5. Answer: A
option (b) will correct answer. Here the author is taking about how the coal
used to be in past years. Here past perfect
3. Answer: D continuous form of sentence is most
As given in the third paragraph of the given appropriate. Thus option (a) will be the correct
passage ‘The German scientist Auto Hann first answer.
6. Answer: D All the other options except option (c) does not
All the given words are the synonyms of the make sense
word ‘tremendous’, all meaning extremely large. Know: doesn’t not fit grammatically
Thus option (d) will be the correct answer. Chimera: meaning impossible to achieve
Omen: good or bad symbol
7. Answer: D Disavowed: to deny
The line should be “It has been proven that an
atom is a composite particle containing a 11. Answer: D
nucleus in the centre round which electron spreading
particles revolve”. Thus option (d)bca serves the Here the line shows that Salim Ali was
correct arrangement of the words interested in sharing his information of birds and
nature to others. All the other options mean the
8. Answer: A opposite i.e. (a), (b), & (e). And option (c)
Unquestionably doesn’t make any sense here.
Here the first line says that Salim Ali was
undoubtedly the best ornithologist in India. 12. Answer: E
Options (b), (c), (d) arises doubt about his being exceptionally
the best, and the last option (e) is not All the other options do not make sense in the
grammatically correct. So option (a) is the best given sentence as:
choice. Wilfully: intentionally
Carefully will not be because the very next word
9. Answer: B after the blank is careful.
Counted Refuting: Prove
Option (b) will be the correct answer as all the Devising: to plan or invent
other options does not make sense with the
given statement. 13. Answer: A
Spell out: means to speak out Literary
Manifest and display meaning to show, and Literary meaning concerning writing or study, or
lastly content of literature which suits here the best
Quest: means to search for. with the word ‘editor’.
Other words do not make sense in the
10. Answer: C sentence.
informed
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