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PART – I: 1 MARK QUESTIONS 11. The seagull’s mother had swooped upwards.
a) ascended b) reach a peak
Q. No: 1 to 14 (Answer all questions) 14x1=14 c) moved quickly d) difficulty
1 to 3 – Synonyms
12. Now, there was not a single scrap of food left.
4 to 6 – Antonyms
a) agree b) keep c) load d) piece
7 – Singular Plural
8 – Prefix and Suffix 13. The sun was now ascending the sky, blazing
9 – Abbreviations & Acronyms warmly on his ledge that faced the south.
10 – Phrasal Verbs a) icy b) cool c) shining d) cold
11 – Compound words 14. The seagull even gnawed at the dried pieces of eggshell.
12 – Preposition a) chew b) starve c) gulp d) kick
13 – Tense 15. Then a monstrous terror seized the seagull and his
14 – Connectors / Linkers heart stood still.
a) calm b) joy c) abnormal d) happiness
1 – 3: SYNONYMS
16. The seagull kept calling plaintively.
Govt Exam Questions: a) cheerfully b) easily c) happily d) sadly
1. The mother seagull swooped upwards. (MDL-19)
17. The mother seagull screamed back mockingly.
a) leap b) rush c) move very quickly d) ascend
a) cheerfully b) sarcastically c) happily d) sadly
2. The attic has always been favourite with children.
a) loft b) terrace c) apartment d) strong room 18. He soared higher.
3. It is a 55-foot sailing vessel built indigenously in India. a) dived b) jumped c) flew d) sadly
a) fully b) collectively c) innately d) specially 19. The great expanse of sea stretched down beneath.
Practice Questions: a) depth b) height c) number d) vastness
Unit - 1 20. The seagull’s parents threatened to let him starve
1. He stepped slowly out to the brink of the ledge. on his ledge.
a) middle b) brim c) start d) inside a) deprive of food b) utilize usefully
2. The young seagull was alone on his ledge. c) need of water d) want of power
a) deny b) ask c) sill d) way 21. The seagull’s long gray legs were stepping daintily.
3. When the seagull had attempted to flap his wings, a) brisk b) dutiful c) silently d) talent
he became afraid. 22. The seagull’s brothers and sister were dozing.
a) calm b) fold c) wimpy d) main a) loving b) jumping c) sleeping d) shouting
4. The seagull failed to muster up courage. 23. The seagull’s father was preening the feathers on
a) dismiss b) separate c) gather d) divide his white back.
5. The seagull failed to muster up courage to take a) licking b) throwing c) sliding d) cleaning
that plunge which appeared to him so desperate. 24. The seagull’s parents were perfecting their off-
a) emerge b) soar c) rise d) drop springs in the art of flight.
a) watching b) improving
6. The seagull’s parents were beckoning to him,
calling shrilly. c) introducing d) collecting
a) high-pitch b) low c) hard d) risk 25. The seagull’s parents were laughing at his cowardice.
a) timidity b) cleverness
7. The seagull had, in fact, seen his older brother
catch his first herring and devour it. c) courageously d) daringly
a) eat b) smell c) destroy d) bury Unit - 2
8. The precipice was sheer farther away than the sea 26. The ghost that got into our house raised such a
beneath him. hullabaloo of misunderstandings
a) moderate b) thick c) slow d) total a) loud noise b) angrily c) cleverly d) cautiously
9. The seagull then trotted back and forth from one 27. The narrator’s grandfather creates chaos.
end of the ledge to the other. a) chorus b) disorder c) magic d) crowd
a) crawl b) walk slowly c) rapid pace d) jogged 28. They were the steps of a man walking rapidly.
10. How he loved to tear food that way, scraping his a) roughly b) slowly c) initially d) quickly
beak now and again to whet it! 29. I could see the faint shine of plates
a) dull b) blunt c) sharpen d) break a) fine b) fresh c) dizzy d) bright
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30. The steps kept going at regular intervals and a 49. The cops were reluctant to leave.
board creaked, when it was trod upon. a) getting ready b) unwilling
a) tested b) walked c) ran d) race c) delighted d) enchanted
31. I suspected that it was burglar. 50. The reporter looted at me with suspicion.
a) doubted b) smiled c) confirmed d) definite a) smile b) surprise c) shock d) doubt
32. I tiptoed to Herman’s room. Unit - 3
a) rushed b) walked lightly 51. All-women Indian Navy crew circumnavigated
c) knocked loudly d) noisily the world for 254 days.
33. ‘Awe!’ he said in a hopeless tone of a despondent. a) circle round the earth b) travel
a) depressed b) derelict c) happiness d) derived c) journey d) voyage
34. The steps had ceased. 52. It is a vessel built indigenously in India.
a) seized b) stopped c) started d) underway a) non indigenous b) non active
35. He wanted to go back to bed, I gripped his arm. c) naturally d) artificially
a) loosened b) caught c) trapped d)held tightly 53. Navika Sagar Parikrama was a project under taken
36. Instantly the steps began again. in consonance with the National Policy.
a) Immediately b) Indignantly a) violence b) imbalance c) disunity d) agreement
c) Impressively d) Furiously 54. Indian Navy’s all women crew was skippered by
37. The light still shone palely. commander Vartika Joshi.
a) brightly b) colourfully c) glossily d) faintly a) to act as a captain b) crew c) soldier d) teacher
38. ‘Nothing’ he said gruffly. 55. The program covered the expedition in five legs.
a) clearly b) gently c) sadly d) mildly a) anxious b) effort c) journey d) guard
39. ‘Burglars’, she shouted intuitively. 56. The voyage had stop overs at four ports for
a) instinctively b) indignantly c) fearfully d) awfully replenishment of ration.
40. Mother made one of her incomparable decisions. a) journey b) voyage
a) impossible b) matchless c) expedition d) restoration of stock
c) impatient d) unmanageable 57. The voyagers are apprehensive and supportive too.
41. The police were on hand in a commendably short time. a) happy b) anxious c) sad d) confused
a)admirably b) obviously c)usefully d)suddenly 58. My contention was to make sure that we go by the
42. Police were all over the place, drawers were rules of circumnavigation.
yanked open. a) agreement b) strenuous effort
a) pulled with jerk b) open gently c) argument d) disunity
c) mild push d) open suddenly 59. You don’t have to use any auxiliary means of repulsion.
43. A half dozen police men emerged out of darkness. a) additional b) main c) great d) major
a) entered b) appeared c) encroached d) invaded 60. We have to be active and need to anticipate what
44. They began to ransack the floor. could be there ahead.
a) dig out b) removed a)to foresee b)hopeless c)waiting d)helpless
c) searched thoroughly d) cleanliness 61. There was bio-luminescence.
45. He was strumming the old zither with a big paw. a) artificial lights b) day light
a) playing music carelessly c) bio weapons d) light of living organism
b) playing music skilfully 62. The sea does not discriminate between genders.
c) playing music rhythmic a) follow b) decide c) distinguish d) develop
d) playing music expertly 63. This expedition is planned to boost the morale
46. The lady seems hysterical. among the women in the country.
a) expert in history b) with uncontrolled emotion a) personality b) physical
c) calm and quiet d) soft and gentle c) mental d) emotional condition
47. He heard a creaking, ‘What’s that!’ snapped Joe. 64. She needed an escort.
a) snatched b) in a sleeping mood a) helper b) guide c) boss d) money
c) spoke suddenly d) spoke angrily 65. I love it when people appreciate the food that I cook.
48. Grandfather grabbed the cop’s gun. a) respect b) reserve c) recognise d) reject
a) snatched suddenly b) used forcefully 66. Her accomplishment is great.
c) shot carefully d) catch quickly a) great b) achievement c) well done d) natural

67. She has done a tremendous work. 87. A portion of the wall had crumbled.
a) small b) tiny c) little d) very large a) broken b) decorated c) painted d) whole
68. We had to Google it to learn more about the species. 88. We could see the rice mill and spire of the temple.
a) search b) knowledge c) idea d) buy a) shining part b) clear top
69. Tara-Tarini is the patron deity for sailors. c) pointed tower d) bottom
a) lover b) God c) special guardian d) devil 89. Though I was a little curious, I did not ask him.
70. Tara-Tarini is the patron deity for sailors. a) eager b) careless c) convenient d) bored
a) God b) lover c) devil d) helper 90. He said in an unperturbed manner.
71. They underwent extensive sea trials. a) unhappy b) undisturbed
a) narrow b) wide c) shallow d) near c) unconscious d) anxious
72. She was commissioned to the Indian Navy Service. 91. He was the spoilt of affluent parents.
a) non fulfilment b) non performance a) poor b) affectionate c) wealthy d) penniless
c) called d) disqualify 92. Why he has such generosity.
73. Navika Sagar Parikrama was under taken to a) selfishness b) general habit
empower women. c) miserliness d) broad-mindedness
a) powerless b) to give power 93. Sasanka sanyal was amazed on seeing money.
c) demonstrate d) cultivate a) surprised b) incensed c) annoyed d) unaffected
74. Women are empowered to attain their full potential. 94. This smacks too much of charity, does it?
a) actual b) existent c) factual d) capability a) attacks b) insults
75. The Project is depicting Government of India’s c) put forcefully d) slowdowns/strikes
thrust for women power ‘Navi Shakthi’. 95. Peering intently at Aditya, he smiled.
a) to show b) close c) conceal d) bury a) purposefully b) indifferently
Unit - 4 c) indecently d) carelessly
76. The land was bifurcated among the brothers. 96. I couldn’t help venting my anger on you.
a) joined b) divided into two a) venturing b) expressing
c) given as gift d) fused c) concealing d) withholding
77. He left his ancestral house 29 years ago. 97. Your grievances are absolutely right.
a) villager b) central a) signs b) satisfaction c) complaints d) pleasure
c) forefather d) non-hereditary 98. I would have preferred to have the medal.
78. Adithya recollected the incidents of his childhood. a) liked better b) presented c) hated d) rejected
a) recalled b) recount c) returned d) distracted 99. The medal that had been hidden, was eventually
79. He had set up his business in Kolkata. restored to its owner
a) arranged b) closed c) shut up d) ceased a) finally b) happily c) sadly d) immediately
80. After his father’s death, Aditya looked after the business. 100. The phrase “Special prize to Sriman Sasanka
a) looked behind b) managed Sanyal” was engraved on the medal.
c) locked out d) neglected a) Written b) carved c) offered d) removed
81. The sun was soothing without much heat. Unit - 5
a) making silent b) scorching 101. But right now, that’s what I’m doing. I bet you’re
c) making calm d) hurtful wondering how!
82. The owner of the tea shop was rustic in appearance. a) marvelling b) disinterested
a) countryside b) neat and tidy c) roam about d) wandering
c) rough nature d) polished 102. The need can be self-ordered by the appliance itself.
83. He stretched himself with eyes dilated. a) retailer b) machine c) infinity d) vehicle
a) down ward b) widely opened
103. Your refrigerator can link to the e-commerce site
c) disappointed d) closed
and order for milk if it is about to be exhausted.
84. We ascertained the location of his house.
a) replenished b) tired
a) allotted b) searched c) confirmed d) rejected
c) consumed d) old-fashioned
85. His nerves seemed overwrought for some reason.
104. Anything which is below certain threshold, can
a) upset/tensed b) relaxed c) tired d) calm
be self-ordered by the appliance itself.
86. He climbed up the stairs and reached the attic. a) starting point b) porch c) exit d) grab
a) window b) roof c) loft d) basement

105. Technology is a boon to citizens with special needs. 121. Newer technology allows differently- abled
a) curse b) blessing c) discovery d) burden learners to contribute fruitfully to the
106. India’s disabled continue to grapple with the collaborative process of learning.
challenges of access, acceptance and inclusion. a) useless b) productively c) pointless d) futile
a) avoid b) grab c) understanding d) struggle 122. He has fixed his gaze on the icon that is required
107. India’s disabled continue to grapple with the in the new technology.
challenges of access, acceptance and inclusion. a) ignore b) speak c) stare d) touch
a) recognition b) agree c) neglect d) denial 123. Newer technology allows differently- abled
108. But it would have been frustrating and difficult. learners to contribute fruitfully to the
a) helpful b) uplifting collaborative process of learning.
c) discouraging d) strengthening a)cooperative b)solitary c)unique d)individual
109. David had to rely on someone to type everything 124. Managing entertainment and home appliances by
into a computer for me. voice commands or by swapping the finger is a
a) depend b) reply c) complain d) respond reality now.
a) relinquishing b) operating
110. Assistive Technology has helped a talented mind
c) entrusting d) neglecting
overcome physical impairments.
a) ignorances b) inadequates 125. David will now use his ECO2 to speak in
c) disabilities d) transitions complete sentences with correct syntax.
a) disorder b) symbols
111. Assistive Technology has helped a talented mind
c) sentence structure d) chaos
overcome physical impairments.
a)emotional b)surrender c) paralyse d)conquer Unit - 6
112. It has made me more independent. 126. The birds were chirping at the edge of the woods.
a) self-reliant b) stay away a) high pitched sound b) low pitched sound
c) indigenous d) important c) preening d) highly screaming
127. When school began there was a great bustle.
113. It has become a confident and competent communicator.
a) disturbance b) traffic
a) capable b) incapable
c) missing d) commotion
c) complain d) competitive
128. Lessons were repeated in unison.
114. World renowned physicist Stephen Hawking is
probably the best example… a) memorizing carefully b) shouting loudly
a) obscure b) horrendous c) repeating correctly d) simultaneous utterance
c) famous d) unfamiliar 129. The teacher’s great ruler rapping on the table.
115. It is essential that much of his spare time is spent a) jumping b) swimming c) striking d) pushing
in the performing arts! 130. Hauser had brought an old primer, thumbed at
a) important b) insignificant the edges.
c) trivial d) harmful a) marks of frequent handling b)marks of beating
116. He controls his PlayStation with a bespoke c) marks of jumping d) marks of stamping
switch system, drives his electric wheelchair with 131. His voice trembled with emotion.
head switches. a) reel off b) got in c) look up d) shivered
a) free b) communicative 132. The teacher was so cranky.
c) interactive d) customised a) strange b) old c) modern d) ancient
117. He has a smaller communication aid. It has been 133. I was in great dread of a scolding.
mounted on his walker. a) happiness b) enjoyment c) fearful d) excitement
a) improved b) fitted c) climb d) removed 134. She is in great dread of a scolding
118. David is also a keen sportsman, regularly playing a) beating b) chiding c) punishment d) reward
football, boccia, hockey and baseball. 135. In the saw mill the Prussian soldiers were drilling
a) careless b) dull c) enthusiastic d) reluctant the ground.
119. He has a smaller communication aid. a) burrowing b) walking
a) device b) channel c) ailment d) hindrance c) dancing d) jumping
120. It is essential that much of his spare time is spent 136. There was a crowd in front of the bulletin-board
in the performing arts! a) black board b) colour board
a) occupied b) engaged c) leisure d) essential c) notice board d) news board

137. There was a blacksmith with his apprentice. 158. Holmes’ cheeks were flushed.
a) master b) teacher c) friend d) learner a) chubby b) red c) ashy d) livid
138. I had counted on the commotion to get to my 159. You will persuade him to come
desk without being seen. a) urge to do b) slow process
a) happening b) confusion c) sluggish d) inactive
c) enjoyment d) amusement 160. The disease from Sumatra is contagious by touch.
139. You can imagine how I blushed. a) transmitted b) transformed
a) pinkness b) gloominess c) trans d) travelled
c) sadness d) happiness 161. Tarpaunli fever is a deadly disease
140. Oh, the wretches; that was what they had put up a) lively b) fatal c) healthy d) curable
at the town-hall! 162. Dr. Watson examined the symptoms to give treatment
a) rich people b) poor creatures a) signs b) symbols c) pills d) sick
c) domestic animals d) reckless birds 163. Holmes decided to get treatment from whom he
141. That had seemed such a nuisance a while ago had confidence.
a) enjoyable b) amicable c) mischievous d) strict a) unfaith b) exact c) trust d) trustee
142. Children recited the rhymes 164. Watson was a general practitioner.
a) repeated b) joined c) shout d) sang a) doctor b) opponent c) preacher d) professor
143. She reproached to her proposal 165. Holmes said with a groan that Watson was ignorant.
a)accepted b)annoyed c)disapproved d)allowed a) cry b) laugh c) chuckle d) smile
144. Her ideas were logical 166. Watson was ignorant.
a) unlawful b) without rules a) well-informed b) literate
c) without order d) according to rules c) uninformed d) cogent
145. She was amazed at her behaviour 167. He sat in silent dejection until the stipulated time
a) astonished b) preached c) helped d) proud had passed.
146. He taught with patience a) sadness b) gayness c) delight d) elation
a) coward b) tolerance c) cruel d) strict 168. The dying man bolted the door and locked
147. Dust choked the flow of the water. a) drag b) open c) closed d) picked
a) cleared b) blocked c) path d) lane 169. Watson came to the mantel piece at last.
148. He leaned on the door a) attic b) fire place c) door d) room
a) stand straight b) bent c) lay away d) lay down 170. The doctor heard a dreadful cry.
149. He gave a gesture of acceptance. a) unpleasant b) lulling c) pacifying d) soothing
a) noise b) sound c) tone d) signal 171. He sat in silent dejection until the stipulated time
150. School is dismissed at 4.30 pm. had passed.
a) terminated b) accept c) join d) gave away a) estimated b) stimulated c) divided d) emanated
Unit -7 172. Please go and fetch Mr. Culverton Smith.
151. The gaunt face of Holmes horrified Mrs. Hudson. a) bring b) add c) play d) attend
a) lean b) fat c) flat d) round 173. Slide the lid a bit with tongs.
152. Holme’s hand twitched all the time. a) a lifting tool b) switch c) stab d) hammer
a) tight b) jerked c) tightened d) soften 174. Holmes was delirious.
153. He lay listless. a) composed b) calm c) doubtful d) restless
a) brisk b) healthy c) tired d) energetic 175. The little man was startled.
154. Holmes whispered Smith’s name. a) assured b) alarmed c) cheered d) calm
a) speak carefully b) speak quietly 176. I saw a frail man with bald head sitting.
c) speak loudly d) speak angrily a) strong b) delicate c) deliver d) healthy
155. Holmes sickness horrified her. 177. There was a scuffle followed by the clash of iron
a) dared b) panicked c) satisfied d) warmed and cry of pain.
156. November has foggy day. a) fight b) slide c) storm d) breeze
a) clear b) misty c) rainy d) summer 178. This is the last piece of evidence.
157. The sick room was a gloomy spot. a) proof b) charge c) guess d) disproof
a) depressed b) happy c) bright d) festive

4 – 6: ANTONYMS 16. He even gnawed at the dried pieces of eggshell.
Govt Exam Questions: a) chewed b) constructed c) ate d) annoyed
1. She screamed back mockingly. (MDL – 19) 17. His belly touched it and he sank no farther.
a) disrespectfully b) ridiculously a) swam b) drop c) fell d) plunge
c) jeeringly d) respectfully 18. The seagull failed to muster up courage to take
2. We don’t have to use any means of repulsion. that plunge which appeared to him so desperate
a) attraction b) distaste c) hate d) horror a) frantic b) anxious c) hopeful d) panic
3. I indulged in banking. 19. He could not rise exhausted by the strange exercise.
a) took part b) participated c) abstained d) yielded a) tired b) weary c) sleepy d) energized
Practice Questions: 20. He was standing on one leg with the other leg
Unit -1 hidden under his wing.
1. The young seagull stepped slowly out to the brink a) visible b) overcome c) attend d) polish
of the ledge. 21. But he kept calling plaintively.
a) border b) edge c) high d) middle a) happily b) sadly c) luckily d) fortunately
2. The young seagull failed to muster up courage to
take that plunge which appeared to him so desperate. Unit - 2
a) douse b) increase c) sink d) drop 22. We laughed with his imaginative stories.
a) real b) humorous c) ridiculous d) cooked up
3. They were beckoning to him, calling shrilly.
a) resonantly b) acutely c) treble d) calmly 23. Its advent caused my mother to throw a shoe.
a) arrival b) departure c) rise d) coming
4. As the young seagull passed beneath her, he heard
the swish of her wings. 24. My mother was asleep in her room.
a) below b) above c) under d) go a) slumber b) resting c) awake d) working
5. His parents circled around raising a proud cackle. 25. They were the steps of a man walking rapidly.
a) humble b) pride c) loud d) extreme a) roughly b) quickly c) hurriedly d) slowly
6. The precipice was sheer, and the top of it was, 26. I could see the faint shine of plates.
perhaps, farther away than the sea beneath him. a) gloomy b) dim c) dark d) light
a) pure b) opaque c) steep d) mere moderate 27. At regular intervals a board creaked in the upstairs.
7. He failed to muster up courage to take that plunge a) usual b) irregular c) equal d) similar
which appeared to him so desperate. 28. She shouted intuitively.
a) bravery b) timid c) daring d) spunk a)senselessly b)terribly c)sensibly d)immediately
8. The sun was now ascending the sky. 29. Mother made one of her incomparable decisions.
a) descending b) arising c) awakening d) dropping a) well planned b) pre planned c) hasty d) comparable
9. The seagull’s parents threatened to let him starve 30. She flung a shoe across the narrow spot.
on his ledge. a) wide b) small c) high d) crocked
a) hunger b) death c) famish d) nourish 31. Bodwell was subject to mild attacks.
10. He then trotted back and forth from one end of the a) gentle b) harsh c) light d) muscled
ledge to the other. 32. Clouds hung black and low.
a) jogged b) ran c) hurried d) stopped a) bottom b) top c) high d) long
11. How he loved to tear food that way, scraping his 33. The lady seems hysterical.
beak now and again to whet it! a) mad b) senseless c) wise d) sane
a) arouser b) sharpen c) grind d) blunt 34. Grandfather evidently jumped to the conclusion.
12. His mother had swooped upwards. a) beginning b) decision c) final d) consideration
a) dive b) pounce c) decent d) ascend 35. The indignant old man belonged to the house.
13. Now, there was not a single scrap of food left. a) happy b) angry c) calm d) sad
a) squabble b) bit c) junk d) chunk 36. “Back ye cowardly dog!” roared grandfather.
14. She was standing on a little high hump on the a) shameful b) timid c) fearful d) brave
plateau, her white breast thrust forward. 37. A cop cursed and shot his hand to his shoulder.
a) bump b) bulge c) bang d) flat a) blessed b) stupide c) criminal d) simple
15. The sun was now ascending the sky, blazing 38. The cops were reluctant to leave.
warmly on his ledge that faced the south. a) unwilling b) hesitate c) willing d) ready
a) burning b) fiery c) flaming d) icy

39. The night had been distinctly a defeat for them. 59. Many women have fought for the freedom.
a) clearly b)obviously c)directly d)ambiguous a) slavery b) independence c) autonomy d) sovereignty
40. The reporter looked at me with mingled suspicion 60. Sail boat encouraged renewable energy.
and interest. a) helped b) assisted c) discouraged d) courage
a) trust b) doubtful c) scared d) sincere 61. It collected data for monitoring marine pollution
41. He had forgotten all about what had happened. on high seas.
a) forgiven b) for shaken a) gathered b) together c) equal d) dispersed
c) remembered d) failed 62. The crew started their voyage.
42. The steps of a man walking around the dinning a) commenced b) ended c) jumped d) bolted
table downstairs. 63. We slowly built upon it.
a) ground floor b) underground a) fast b) lazily c) leisurely d) haggardly
c) attic d) upstairs 64. Class room courses are different.
43. I slammed shut the door at the stairs top. a) disparate b) dissimilar c) distant d) same
a) close b) locked c) sealed d) open 65. When the weather gets rough, we stay at home.
44. She flung a shoe through the narrow space that a) smooth b) hard c) difficult d) different
separated two houses. 66. INSV Tarini has advance satellite communication
a) divided b) joined c) cut off d) spread systems for perfect navigation
45. He always half suspected that something would a) real b) practical c) imperfect d) natural
‘get him’ in the night…. 67. It encouraged the use of non-conventional
a) suspense b) knew c) hid d) talked renewable energy resources
46. The door was locked on the inside tight as a tick. a) reversible b) non-renewable
a) right b) hard c) strict d) loose c) replenish d) fresh
Unit - 3 68. I completed this journey with ultimate honesty.
47. She did a tremendous task. a) truth b) chastity c) sincerity d) dishonesty
a) tiny b) big c) large d) great 69. It was rare to watch the stars that in those months.
48. This is made indigenously in India. a) common b) difficult c) hard d) different
a) foreign b) other country 70. I loved cooking.
c) non indigenous d) out side a) liked b) desired c) hated d) affection
49. She has got special potential. 71. We did not want to frighten them.
a) capability b) incapability c) skill d) talent a) affright b) alarm c) horrify d) comfort
50. We never discriminate the students in our school. Unit - 4
a) indiscriminate b) differentiate 72. We had reached a point where the road bifurcated.
c) discern d) distinguish a) merged b) bisected c) divided d) separated
51. I like indoor games. 73. He had let the local school to continue.
a) in house b) in class c) outdoor d) in world a) start b) discontinue c) begin d) carry on
52. After the train had left, we have reached the station. 74. The sun was soothing without much heat.
a) behind b) beside c) in front of d) before a)comforting b)annoying c) pleasing d)relaxing
53. The sofa should be covered neatly. 75. We got down from the car and stood in front of the gate
a) closed b) opened c) concealed d) hidden a) opposite to b) by the side of
54. She told the accurate answer. c) at the back of d) facing
a) correct b) exact c) absolute d) inaccurate 76. A portion of the wall had crumbled.
55. Air is necessary for all living beings. a) broken b) interrupted c) painted d) integrated
a) essential b) important c) unnecessary d) hidden 77. Suddenly he stood up.
56. They worshipped Tara-Tarini for safety and a) Immediately b) Gradually c) At once d) Abruptly
success at sea. 78. He stood up with eyes dilated.
a) danger b) protection c) control d) destroy a) opened b) closed c) shrunken d) enlarged
57. It is her personal interest to become a pilot. 79. He lived a cursed life.
a) public b) private c) solo d) unique a) sinful b) blessed c) sad d) unholy
58. She remembers all the dates. 80. We ascertained the location of his house.
a) reads b) enumerates c) lists out d) forgets a) doubted b) confirmed c) guessed d) verified

81. Through the window that had been created we 101. But it would have been frustrating and difficult.
could see the sky. a) depressing b) blocking
a) destroyed b) built c) contracted d) caused c) disturbing d) pleasing
82. The owner of the tea shop appeared rustic. 102. But it would have been frustrating and difficult.
a) dirty b) sophisticated c) old d) homely a) challenging b) easy c) hard d) daunting
83. Sanyal was leading an unperturbed life. 103. Assistive Technology has helped a talented mind
a) calm b) disturbed c) satisfied d) unworried overcome physical impairments.
84. The jeweler said that it was an antique item. a) cross b) succeed c) conquer d) surrender
a) old b) ancient c) modern d) outdated 104. It has become a confident and competent communicator.
85. The children were curious on seeing him. a) talented b) incompetent/ incapable
a) eager b) careless c) interested d) puzzled c) experienced d) accomplished
86. He vent his anger on seeing money. 105. World renowned physicist Stephen Hawking is
a) expressed b) exhibited c) concealed d) opened probably the best example for everyone.
a) celebrated b) esteemed
87. Air is essential for us to live.
c) unexpected d) unknown
a) unnecessary / inessential b) needed
c) important d) vital 106. It is essential that much of his spare time is spent
in the performing arts!
88. Sanyal asked why he has such generosity.
a) unimportant/inessential b) acknowledged
a) kindness b) mercy
c) compelling d) fundamental
c) crooked mindedness d) charity
107. He controls his PlayStation with a bespoke switch system.
89. His face looked overwrought.
a) customised b) ready -made /mass-produced
a) tired b) hopeful c) sad d) upset
c) custom d) perfect
90. Peering intently at Aditya, Sasanka Sanyal smiled.
108. David is also a keen sportsman, regularly playing
a) careful b) carelessly
football, boccia, hockey and baseball.
c) distractedly d) attentively a) enthusiastic b) spirited c) intense d) reluctant
91. If it were possible, I would forget. 109. Now David uses his ECO2 and ECO point to
a) remember b) felt happy c) felt sad d) exist access the curriculum, ... argue with his brother.
92. I would have forgotten that unpleasant incident. a) quarrel b) clash c) harmonise d) differ
a) sad b) worried c) pleasant d) miserable 110. It is essential that much of his spare time is spent
93. I would have preferred to have the medal, if it in the performing arts!
were possible. a) leisure b) occupied/ engaged
a) impossible b) unable c) probable d) viable c) available d) free
94. The medal was restored to its owner. 111. Newer technology allows differently- abled learners
a) given back b) stolen c) handed over d) returned to learn with their peers as well as contribute
95. The medal was eventually restored to its owner. fruitfully to the collaborative process of learning.
a) finally b) at the end c) initially d) ultimately a) unproductive b) useful
96. Sanyal stared at Aditya. c) successful d) beneficial
a) peered b) ignored c) saw happily d) looked 112. Assistive Technology has helped a talented mind
overcome physical impairments and contribute
Unit - 5
productively to the world.
97. Your refrigerator can directly link to the e-commerce
a) cultivate b) advance c) promote d) hinder
site and order for milk if it is about to be exhausted.
a)replenished b)tired c)determined d)powerful 113. Managing entertainment and home appliances by voice
commands or by swapping the finger is a reality now.
98. Anything which is below a certain threshold, can
a) fact b) fantasy c) variety d) simplicity
be self-ordered by the appliance.
a) starting point b) end c) refusal d) entry 114. “Technology is very important because it enables
me to communicate and be independent, which
99. Technology is a boon to citizens with special needs.
gives me freedom.”
a) blessing b) curse c) discovery d) burden
a) liberty b) relief c) confinement d) leisure
100. India’s disabled persons continue to grapple with the
115. So now I’m doing my Maths GCSE. I know my
challenges of access, acceptance and inclusion.
teacher will be proud of me.
a) agree b) recognition c) neglect d) demand
a) boastful b) delighted c) pleased d) ashamed

116. She’s amazing. I don’t know what we’d do without 132. M. Hamel walking up and down with his terrible
her we’d lose out on so many opportunities. iron ruler under his arm.
a) ordinary/ unremarkable b) extraordinary a) awkwardly b) dreadful
c) exceptional d) glorious c) attraction d) delightful
117. Technology is very important because it enables 133. You can imagine how I blushed and how
me to communicate and be independent, which frightened I was.
gives me freedom. a) watchful b) calm c) inattentive d) attract
a) lively b) impartial c) dependent d) freedom 134. I see that our teacher had on his beautiful green
118. Unlike the developed world, India’s disabled are coat and his frilled shirt.
deprived by attitudinal barriers a) respect b) unadorned c) fresh d) fine
a) advantaged b) depressed 135. The whole school seemed so strange and solemn.
c) struggle d) underprivileged a) different b) frivolous c) calm d) discipline
119. Assistive Technology has helped a talented mind 136. It is the thing that surprised me
overcome physical impairments and contribute a) unsurprised b) praised
productively to the world. c) independent d) liberated
a) constructive b) plentiful c) effective d) ineffective
137. The village people were sitting quietly.
120. Consumable products such as ink cartridges may
a) angrily b) silently c) dreadfully d) noisily
be capable of self-ordering replacements when
the current level falls below a certain threshold. 138. M. Hamel mounted his chair.
a) latest b) past/previous c) present d) modern a) seated b) occupied c) descended d) jumped
121. Consumable products such as ink cartridges may 139. I want you to be very attentive.
be capable of self-ordering replacements when a) attractive b) clever c) inattentive d) mighty
the current level falls below a certain threshold. 140. I hardly knew how to write!
a) inessential b) exhaustible a) completely b) thoroughly c) eagerly d) vastly
c) unexpendable d) disposable 141. M.Hamel was so cranky.
Unit - 6 a) deliverer b) cheerful c) sorrow d) rescuer
122. They recited in unison. 142. Your parents were anxious.
a) accord b) concurrence c) consensus d) conflict a) relax b) happy c) faultless d) ideal
123. He reproached in anger. 143. I had never listened so carefully.
a) honoured b) dishonoured a) bear up b) sadly c) inspiring d) carelessly
c) disgrace d) reflection 144. They looked like little flags floating everywhere
124. She made logical ideas. a) submerged b) initiated c) sunken d) began
a) orderly b) analytic 145. When people are enslaved, if they hold fast to their
c) coherent d) illogical language it is as if they had the key to their prison.
125. She taught with patience. a) imprisoned b) freed c) caged d) controlled
a) tolerance b) acceptance 146. Only the desks and benches had been worn smooth.
c) impatience d) forbearance a) permit b) well c) fine d) rough
126. Thorns choked the way
Unit - 7
a) blocked b) hid c) unclear d) unblocked
147. Mrs. Hudson worried about the illness of Sherlock
127. The Prussians defeated the French. Holmes.
a) retreated b) undefeated a) ailment b) wellness c) sickness d) condition
c) analysed d) faced
148. Holmes’ eyes had the brightness of fever.
128. The boy was in great dread of a scolding. a) darkness b) lightness
a) breaking b) giving c) attending d) praising c) luminance d) brilliance
129. I had the strength to resist. 149. The black Formosa plague is a deadly disease.
a) weakness b) calmness c) peaceful d) silence a) wildly b) really c) harmless d) harmful
130. You’ll get to your school in plenty of time!” 150. Holmes didn’t have confidence in Dr. Watson.
a) in front of b) large c) few d) change a) diffidence b) belief c) assurance d) ego
131. I reached M. Hamel’s little garden all out of 151. The dying Holmes shouted in an uncontrolled way.
breath. a) impatient b) controlled c) irregular d) rude
a) attended b) arrived c) went d) left

152. Watson said that it was madness. 7. SINGULAR & PLURAL
a) laziness b) insanity Govt Exam Questions:
c) calmness d) weirdness 1. Choose the correct plural form of alga from the
153. Watson heard a dreadful cry. following. (MDL – 19)
a) unpleasant b) alarm c) tranquilizing d) evil a) algum b) algi c) algae d) algas
154. Watson could persuade Smith to visit Sherlock Holmes Text Book Questions:
a) convince b) dissuade c) urge d) reason 1. Choose the correct plural form of ‘chair’
155. The butler appeared at the doorway. a) chairs b) chair c) chaires d) chairis
a) disappeared b) visible 2. Choose the correct plural form of ‘box’
c) dissuade d) remembered a) boxs b) box c) boxes d) boxies
156. Watson saw a frail man with bald head. 3. Choose the correct plural form of ‘eskimo’
a) crisp b) robust c) short d) tall a) eskimo b) eskimos c) eskimoes d) eskii
157. Watson left Smith pretending that he had some 4. Choose the correct plural form of ‘lady’
other appointment. a) ladiies b) ladyes c) ladeis d) ladies
a) acting b) fake c) mocking d) genuine 5. Choose the correct plural form of‘radius’
158. Holmes whispered Smith’s name. a) radeis b) radios c) radii d) radies
a) screamed b) gossip c) talked d) suggested 6. Choose the correct plural form of ‘formula’
159. Smith was the only one in London who could a) formulae b) formulea c) formulas d) formules
cure Holmes’ illness. 7. Choose the correct plural form of‘child’
a) aid b) hurt c) relief d) potion a) childrenes b) children c) child d) childrens
160. Holmes could not prove Smith’s connection with 8. Choose the correct plural form of‘deer’
the murder. a) deers b) deeries c) deeres d) deer
a) evidence b) valid c) disprove d) establish 9. Choose the correct plural form of‘loaf’
161. Watson opened the ivory box. a) loafes b) loave c) loaves d) loavse
a) unfolded b) lowered c) disclosed d) closed 10. Choose the correct plural form of‘hero’
162. There was a sharp spring inside the box. a) heroes b) heros c) heroie d) heroe
a) full b) exactly c) blunt d) harsh 11. Choose the correct plural form of ‘furniture’
163. Victor was dead. a)furniturs b) furnitures c) furniture d) furnituries
a) inert b) obsolete c) alive d) lifeless 12. Choose the correct plural form of ‘house’
164. Holmes did successful acting to arrest Smith. a) housies b) house c) houses d) housess
a) sourceful b) unsuccessful 13. Choose the correct plural form of ‘window’
c) victorious d) powerful a) window b) windowes c) windoow d) windows
165. Smith addressed Holmes as a fool 14. Choose the correct plural form of ‘burglar’
a) idiot b) intelligent c) half - wit d) donkey a) burglars b) burglares c) burglarr d) burglaar
166. Holmes asked Smith to turn up the gas in his 15. Choose the correct plural form of ‘shelf’
natural voice. a) shelfes b) shelve c) shelves d) shelvies
a) usual b) spiritual c) artificial d) dummy 16. Choose the correct plural form of ‘policeman’
167. Holmes would forget everything. a) policemans b) policemen
a) remember b) unlearn c) learn d) forgive c) policemens d) policeman
168. Holmes pleaded Smith to help him. Practice Questions:
a) requested b) commanded c) begged d) asked 17. Choose the correct plural form of life.
169. There were foot steps outside the hall. a) lives b) live c) lifes d) life
a) on sight b) beside c) inside d) door side 18. Choose the correct plural form of ‘abyss’
170. Holmes undermined Watson’s capability. a) aby b) abys c) abyes d) abysses
a) strengthened b) weakened 19. Choose the correct plural form of ‘cod’
c) postponed d) advanced a) cod b) cods c) codes d) codd
171. To avoid imprisonment, Smith tried to kill 20. Choose the correct plural form of ‘passerby’
Sherlock Holmes. a) passerbys b) passersby
a) confined b) jailed c) released d) threatened c) passersbys d) pasersby

21. Choose the correct plural form of ‘moose’ 44. Choose the correct plural form of ‘louse’
a) mooses b) mose c) moose d) meese a) louses b) lous c) lice d) lices
22. Choose the correct plural form of ‘millennium’ 45. What is the plural for ‘dwarf’ ?
a) millennium b) millenni a) dwarfs b) dwarf c) dwarves d) dwarfes
c) millennia d) millennius 46. What is the plural for ‘plateau’ ?
23. Choose the correct plural form of ‘leaf’ a) plateaus b) plateau c) plateauies d) plateaue
a) leave b) leafes c) leavies d) leaves 47. What is the plural for ‘species’?
24. Choose the correct plural form of ‘lorry’ a) specie b) specy c) species d) spice
a) lorris b) lorries c) lorryes d) lorrii 48. What is the plural for news?
25. Choose the correct plural form of ‘bat’ a) news b) newsis c) newses d) newss
a) bat b) bates c) bats d) baties 49. What is the plural for tooth?
26. Choose the correct plural form of ‘clock’ a) teeth b) tooths c) toothe d) toothes
a) clock b) clockes c) clockies d) clocks 50. Give plural for sheep
27. Choose the correct plural form of ‘table’ a) sheeps b) sheepes c) shep d) sheep
a) tables b) table c) tabel d) tabls 51. What is the plural form of ‘erratum’?
28. Choose the correct plural form of ‘lamp’ a) errates b) errata c) errati d) era
a) lamp b) lampes c) lampss d) lamps
29. Choose the correct plural form of ‘doll’ 8. PREFIX & SUFFIX
a) dolly b) dolls c) dolles d) doll Govt Exam Questions:
30. Choose the correct plural form of ‘biscuit’ 1. Form a derivative by adding the right suffix to the
a) biscuites b) biscuitt c) biscuits d) biscuit word - document: (MDL - 19)
a) -ory b) -ise c) -ation d) –ly
31. Choose the correct plural form of ‘knife’
a) knifes b) knive c) knivies d) knives Text Book Questions:
32. Choose the correct plural form of ‘motto’ Type -1
a) motos b) motto c) mottos d) mottoes 1. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word - fashion
33. Choose the correct plural form of ‘bureau’ a) -ate b) -lity c)-ment d) -ish
a) bureaux / bureaus b) bureaues 2. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word - different
c) bureau d) bureauous a) -ate b) -iate c) -te d) -ite
34. Choose the correct plural form of ‘chief of staff’ 3. Form a derivative by adding prefix to the word - technology
a) chief of staffs b) chiefs of staffs a) il- b) bi- c) bio- d) byo-
c) chief of staff d) chiefs of staff 4. Form a derivative by adding prefix to the word - qualify
35. Choose the correct plural form of ‘octopus’ a) in- b) dis- c) miss- d) re-
a) octopuses b) octopi c) octopus d) octopies 5. Form a derivative by adding prefix to the word - natural
36. Choose the correct plural form of ‘quiz’ a) super- b) im- c) in- d) supra-
a) quizs b) quizes c) quizzies d) quizzes 6. Form a derivative by adding prefix to the word - urban
37. Choose the correct plural form of ‘larva’ a) sub- b) ful- c) bi- d) ill-
a) larvas b) larvae c) larvaes d) larva 7. Form a derivative by adding prefix to the word - nutrition
a) ml- b) al- c) mal- d) ma-
38. Choose the correct plural form of ‘genie’
a) genie b) genii c) genis d) genies 8. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word - able
a) -ity b) -lity c) -ly d) -ment
39. What is the plural form of ‘premises’?
9. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word - examinate
a) premisis b) premiseses c) premises d) premies
a) -ion b) -s c) -on d) -ate
40. What is the plural for ‘piece of furniture’
a) pieces of furniture b) pieces of furnitures 10. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word - slave
a) -esh b) -ish c) -sh d) -ash
c) piece of furnitures d) piece of furniture
11. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word - accurate
41. What is the plural form of ‘scissors’?
a) -cy b) -icy c) -ecy d) -y
a) scissors b) scissorses c) scissoree d) scissores
12. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word - understand
42. What is the plural for ‘datum’? a) -ng b) -eng c) -ang d) -ing
a) data b) datums c) datumses d) datum
13. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word - practice
43. What is the plural for ‘scenery’? a) -cal b) -call c) -al d) -ial
a) scenerie b) sceneries c) scenerieses d) scenery

14. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word -national 33. Attach a suitable suffix to the word ‘arrive’
a) -ity b) -ty c) -ety d)-aty The arrive……. of the President has been
15. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word -origin expected for the last half an hour.
a) -ise b) -ly c) -ally d) -ely a) las b) ly c) el d) al
16. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word -enjoy 34. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘normal’
a) -es b) -mant c) -ment d) -ent That man near my house is ...normal.
17. Form a derivative by adding prefix to the word - accurate a) non b) im c) un d) ab
a) in- b) en- c) an- d) -in 35. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘scope’
The bacteria are so small that you need a
18. Form a derivative by adding prefix to the word - practice ………scope to see them.
a) mall- b) mal- c) ml- d) al- a) mis b) micro c) mic d) mecro
19. Form a derivative by adding prefix to the word - different Practice Questions:
a) in- b) ir- c) en- d) ance-
Type - 1
20. Form a derivative by adding prefix to the word - literate 36. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘harmony’.
a) ly- b) ir- c) dis- d) il- a) un b) mis c) non d) dis
21. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word - brother 37. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘tell’.
a) -hod b) -od c) -hud d) -hood a) un b) fore c) for d) in
22. Form a derivative by adding suffix to the word - establish 38. Attach a suitable suffix to the word ‘danger’.
a) -ant b) -ent c) –mant d) –ment a) ness b) ous c) able d) ly
Type- 2 39. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘visible’
23. Attach a suitable suffix to the word ‘technology’ a) in b) dis…. c) im d) il
Stephen is a well-known computer technology …… 40. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘possible’
a) est b) st c) ist d) icst a) im b) in c) un d) um
24. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘national’ 41. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘active’
Wipro is an………national company. a) hyper b) ultra c) sub d) trans
a) intra b) in c) inter d) mis 42. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘circle’.
25. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘cycle’ a) re b) un c) en d) ir
Kavya rides a ……..cycle. 43. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘violence’.
a) bi b) by c) in d) en a) un… b) non… c) under… d) in…
26. Attach a suitable suffix to the word ‘hand’ Type - 2
There was only a hand ….. of people in the theatre. 44. Attach a suitable suffix to the word ‘hero’.
a) full b) ment c) ful d) ous He exhibited his hero…by fighting bravely.
27. Attach a suitable suffix to the word ‘intend’ a) ity b) ism c) ish d) ic
Swathy had no intend…….. of visiting the doctor. 45. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘belief’.
a) tion b) ion c) on d) ance She received the news with ……. belief.
28. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘understood’ a) non b) anti c) un d) dis
Raja ………understood me for a lawyer. 46. Attach a suitable suffix to the word ‘music’.
a) miss b) ing c) dis d) mis The music…delighted the audience with his performance.
29. Attach a suitable suffix to the word ‘child’ a) al b) ally c) ian d) ly
We never forget our child……… days. 47. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘secure’.
a) esh b) sh c) ash d) hood She felt …..secure in that place.
30. Attach a suitable suffix to the word ‘enjoy’ a) un b) en c) in d) dis
Reading books is an enjoy……… hobby. 48. Attach a suitable suffix to the word ‘teach’.
a) es b) mant c) able d) ent Joy is a good teach…..
31. Attach a suitable suffix to the word ‘comfort’ a) er b) ion c) iam d) ar
He was sleeping comfort……….. in his couch. 49. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘justice’.
a) bly b) ably c) ly d) ity Ramya can’t tolerate......justice.
32. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘legal’ a) im b) in c) un d) um
It is …….legal to cut sandalwood trees. 50. Attach a suitable prefix to the word ‘noble’.
a) il b) ir c) in d) un Don’t be … noble.
a) in b) ig c) un d) im
9. ABBREVIATIONS & ACRONYMS 12. The correct expansion of the abbreviation St.
a) Sainthood b) Sage c) Saint d) Saintly
Govt Exam Questions:
13. The correct expansion of the abbreviation ISRO
1. Choose the correct expansion of the abbreviation
a) Indian Space Research Organization
SIM. (MDL – 19)
b) India Space Research Organization
a) Subscriber Information Module
c) Indian Space Research Operation
b) Subscriber Identification Module
d) Indian Science Research Organization
c) Student Identification Module
14. The correct expansion of the abbreviation WHO
d) School Identification Module
a) World Hearing Organization
e
Text Book Questions: b) World Herald Organization

Choose the correct expansion of the following c) World Heading Organization
abbreviations. d) World Health Organization
1. The correct expansion of the abbreviation CCTV 15. The correct expansion of the abbreviation MRI
a) Closed -Circle Television a) Magnetic Response Imaging
b) Close -Circuit Television b) Magnetic Resonance Imaging
c) Closed-Circuit Television c) Magnet Resonance Imaging
d) Closer-Circuit Television d) Magnetic Resonance Intelligence
2. The correct expansion of the abbreviation HDMI
16. The correct expansion of the abbreviation RAM
a) Highly defined multimedia interface
a) Random Access Memory
b) High-Definition Multimedia Interface
b) Randomly Accessed Memory
c) High speed Definition Multi-Interface
c) Random Access Memories
d) High Definition Multi-Interface
d) Random Accessible Memory
3. The correct expansion of the abbreviation LASER
17. The correct expansion of the abbreviation CPU
a) Light Amplifying by Stimulation Emission of Radiation
b) Light Amplifying by Stimulated Emission of Radiation a) Centre Processing Unit
b) Central Processing Unit
c) Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
c) Central Programming Unit
d) Light Amplifying by Ejection Stimulation Emission of Radiation
d) Centralized Processing unit
4. The correct expansion of the abbreviation CRY
18. The correct expansion of the abbreviation ALU
a) Child Rights and yourself
a) Arithmetical Logistics Unit
b) Children Rights and you
b) Arithmetical Logic Unit
c) Child Rights and You
c) Arithmetic Logic Unit
d) Child Rights or you
d) Arithmetic Logic Unity
5. The correct expansion of the abbreviation ROM
19. The correct expansion of the abbreviation BCE
a) Reading-Only Memory b) Read-One Memory
a) Bellow Common Era b) Before Coming Era
c) Read-Only Memorandum d) Read-Only-Memory
c) Before Common Era d) Bygone Common Era
6. The correct expansion of the abbreviation a.m.
20. The correct expansion of the abbreviation HD
a) antedate meridiem b) after meridiem
a) High-Definition b) High-Definitive
c) ante merit d) ante meridiem
7. The correct expansion of the abbreviation etc. c) Highly-Definite d) Highlight-Definition
a) et cetera b) ett cetra c) et cetra d) et cetras 21. The correct expansion of the abbreviation m
8. The correct expansion of the abbreviation e.g a) meter b) metric c) metal d) metricate
a) example b) exempligratia 22. The correct expansion of the abbreviation GPS
c) exemplify d) exemplary a) Global Processing System
9. The correct expansion of the abbreviation vs. b) Global Positioning System
a) Verse b) Version c) Versus d) Versed c) Globe Positioning System
10. The correct expansion of the abbreviation IQ d) Globe Processing structure
a) Imaginary Quotient b) Intelligent Quotation 23. The correct expansion of the abbreviation p.m.
c) Intellectual Quotient d) Intelligence Quotient a) past meridiem b) past merit
11. The correct expansion of the abbreviation SCUBA c) post meridiem (after noon) d) post meridian
a) Self-container Under water Breathing Apparatus 24. The correct expansion of the abbreviation °F
b) Self-controlled Underwater Breathing Apparatus a) degree Farenheat b) Fahrenheit
c) Self-contained Underwater Breathing Appliance
c) degrees in Fahrenheit d) degree Fahrenheit
d) Self-contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus

25. The correct expansion of the abbreviation Hon. 40. The correct expansion of the abbreviation kg
a) Honoured b) Honest c) Honorary d) Honourable a) Kilo joule b) Kilobyte c) Kilometre d) kilogram
26. The correct expansion of the abbreviation UAE 41. The correct expansion of the abbreviation CBI
a) United Arabian Emirates a) Central Bureau of Investigation
b) United Arab Emirates b) Centre Bureau of Investigation
c) Union American Emirates c) Centre Bureau of Inspection
d) United African Eminence d) Central Bureau of Investigation
27. The correct expansion of the abbreviation IB 42. The correct expansion of the abbreviation UN
a) Intelligence Bureau b) Investigation Bureau a) Union Nations b)Unified Nation
c) United Nations d) Unite Nations
c) Intelligent Bureau d) Investigating Bureau
43. The correct expansion of the abbreviation EC
28. The correct expansion of the abbreviation IMF a) Elected commission
a) International Monetarist Fund b) Enlarge commercialization
b) International Monetary Fund c) Examination commission
c) Internationalized Money Fund d) Election Commission
d) Intercontinental Monetary Fund 44. The correct expansion of the abbreviation EU
29. The correct expansion of the abbreviation IIT a) European Union b) European Unity
a) India Institute of Technology c) Europe Union d) Ethiopian Union
b) Indian Institute of Technology 45. The correct expansion of the abbreviation Mrs.
c) Indian Institution of Technology a) Miss b) Madame c) Mistress d) Mesdames
d) India Institution of Tech 46. The correct expansion of the abbreviation Prof.
30. The correct expansion of the abbreviation mpg a) Professor b) Profession
a) miles per gallon b) minutes per gallon c) Professional d) Proficiency
c) mileage per gallon d) miles per gasoline 47. The correct expansion of the abbreviation Jr.
31. The correct expansion of the abbreviation VCR a) Junior b) Journal c) Judiciary d) Journalist
a) Video Cassette Recorder 48. The correct expansion of the abbreviation Mr.
b) Virtual Cassette Recorder a) Mister b) Misster c) Mistre d) Mizter
c) Video Case Recorder 49. The correct expansion of the abbreviation Rev.
d) Video Cassette Record a) Revernd b) Reverend c) Revirend d) Riverend
32. The correct expansion of the abbreviation CD 50. The correct expansion of the abbreviation Pres.
a) Closed Disc b) Communicative Disc a) Present b) Prescribe c) Predicate d) President
c) Common Disc d) Compact Disc 51. The correct expansion of the abbreviation 4G
33. The correct expansion of the abbreviation DVD a) Fourth Group b) Fourth Gender
a) Digital Video/Versatile Disk c) Fourth Generation d) Fourth Gear
b) Digitalized Video/Versatile Disk
c) Digitalized Videoing/Verifying Disk 10. PHRASAL VERBS
d) Digitally Videoed/Versified Disk Govt Exam Questions:
34. The correct expansion of the abbreviation VR 1. Complete the following sentence with the most
a) Virtually Real b) Virtual Reality appropriate phrasal verb given below. (MDL – 19)
c) Virtually Realistic d) Vision Reality The crew ______of water and food before they
35. The correct expansion of the abbreviation AR could complete their expedition.
a) Augmented Realities b)Augmented Realism a) ran on b) ran about c) ran in d) ran out
c) Augmented Reality d) Augmentation Reality Textbook Questions:
36. The correct expansion of the abbreviation A.D. Complete the following sentence with the most
a) anno domini b) anno dominus appropriate phrasal verb given below.
c) after dominus d) after domini 1. This is the best place I've …...
37. The correct expansion of the abbreviation C.E. a) come down with b) come across
a) Coming era b) common era c) come forward d) come from
c) Common exit d) Complex era 2. He tried to ….. the sum.
38. The correct expansion of the abbreviation ft a) work out b) work around
a) fact b) feet c) feat d) feature c) work on d) work through
39. The correct expansion of the abbreviation ft² 3. She passed the test! She's as ……
a) Square feet b) Squared feat a) sly as a fox b) hard as nails
c) Squaring feet d) Squared root c) steady as a rock d) sharp as a tack

4. It's impossible to …… with him. Practice Questions:
a) get at b) get along 21. The mother instructed the maid to…..the child carefully.
c) get rid of d) get round to a) look on b) look upon c) look after d) look into
5. Although we are beaten, we must …….. 22. My uncle will ……….. from England next week.
a) hang on b) hang out a) come back b) come in
c) hang about d) hang up c) come on d) come up
6. Doing …… every day in the morning keeps one healthy. 23. One of the legs has ………the table.
a) run over b) warm up a) come at b) come off c) come in d) come over
c) clean up d) warm through 24. The car……….. in the middle of the travel.
7. I’m really lucky because I don’t …… weight easily. a) break off b) call up
a) put on b) put out c) put down d) put off c) broke down d) come back
8. I take my pet for a walk thrice a day though, and that 25. They will ……….. to Kerala soon.
helps to …. the calories. a) set in b) set up c) set out d) set on
a) burn off b) burn down c) burn away d) burn out 26. Please ……….. lights when you go out of the house.
9. Venkat felt happy to …..the neighbours in the new locality. a) turn off b) turn up c) turn in d) turn on
a) get around b) get together 27. The president ……….. the prizes.
c) get away with d) get along with a) gave away b) gave up c) give in d) give on
10. The airhostess instructed the passengers to wear 28. Many people ……….. for the job.
the seat belts during the…… a) put off b) put in c) put up d) put on
a) take out b) take back c) take off d) take after 29. I don’t ……….. this novel.
11. There will be a …… next week in the office. a) catch in b) catch on c) catch with d) catch to
a) shut off b) shut out c) shut down d) shut away 30. On seeing the snake, the boys ………...
12. The Police personnel instructed the mob to …… a) clear off b) clear in c) clear on d) clear with
from the place during the strike. 31. Please ……….. our landline connection.
a) go away b) go over c) go ahead d) go after a) cut with b) cut on c) cut in d) cut off
13. I tried aerobics several times but I couldn’t ….. 32. Salma ……….. the windows.
with the others. a) looking in b) looking through
a) keep on b) keep around c) looking with d) looking to
c) keep out d) keep up 33. …. quietly with your work until the substitute
14. I never ….. in the gym. teacher arrives.
a) warm through b) run out a) Carry on b) Carry off c) Carry in d) Carry to
c) work out d) run over 34. She ……….. her grief.
15. The only time I …. is when I need something from a) got over b) got in c) got away d) got at
the top shelf. 35. Please ……….. your health.
a) stretch to b) stretch away a) look into b) look after c) look before d) look at
c) stretch out d) look up to 36. Students should know how to ………their classmates.
16. Before Diya works out, she ….. every day with a) get back to b) get into c) get on with d) get upto
push ups, sit ups, stretches and a jog. 37. ……..the problems with the help of the computer
a) cleans up b) warms through a) Work in b) Work out c) Work on d) Work away
c) runs over d) warms up 38. The old man ……….. yesterday.
17. Diya says it’s important to….. good levels of a) passed on b) passed by
strength and stamina. c) passed away d) passed for
a) bring up b) build up c) add up to d) look up 39. The teacher said, “……….. the map on the wall”.
18. A fitness regime would ……. me …! a) Look on b) Look into c) Look at d) Look up
a) tire out b) clean up c) tear up d) turn off 40. I cannot ……….. your handwriting.
19. Will you ……. the arrangements for the next meeting? a) make for b) make up c) make out d) make in
a) see in b) see on c) see to d) see at 41. ……….. smoking is good for health.
20. You should never ……… poor people. a) Give up b) Give to c) Give in d) Give at
a) look down on b) looked down in 42. Children are quick to ……….. a new language.
c) look before d) look after a) look up b) pick up c) mug up d) dig up

43. The sports meet was ……….. due to the rain. 9. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word
a) called up b) called for c) called in d) called off “over” to form a compound word.
44. We must not ……….. to temptations. a) coat b) shirt c) frock d) shoe
a) give on b) give back c) give in d) give up 10. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word
“under” to form a compound word.
45. He ……….. his wealth and became a social worker. a) table b) world c) day d) cost
a) gave in b) gave on c) gave up d) gave out 11. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word
46. The meeting was ……….. due to bad weather. “stream” to form a compound word.
a) put off b) put in c) put up d) put on a) in b) at c) up d) with
47. The lawyer ……….. the case cleverly. 12. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word
a) dealt in b) dealt with c) dealt out d) dealt on “bleaching” to form a compound word.
a) machine b) spoon c) free d) powder
48. I will ……….. these letters.
13. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word
a) throw out b) throw off c) take off d) take up
“walking” to form a compound word.
49. I can’t ……….. your laziness. a) good b) stick c) book d) bird
a) put off b) put forward 14. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word
c) put up with d) put out “dining” to form a compound word.
50. The school ……….. its magazine every year. a) tray b) chair c) table d) bed
a) brings up b) brings out 15. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word
c) bring up d) bring at “house” to form a compound word.
51. The new owner ……….. the book’s price. a) keeping b) walking c) eating d) study
a) broke down b) look in 16. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word
“bird” to form a compound word.
c) look at d) brought down
a) seeing b) watching c) sitting d) flying
11. COMPOUND WORDS 17. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word
Govt Exam Questions: “baby” to form a compound word.
1. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word a) toy b) sitting c) nothing d) play
“watch” to form a compound word. (MDL–19) 18. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word
a) hall b) house c) man d) clock “good” to form a compound word.
a) than nothing b) that nothing
Text Book exercises: c) for nothing d) then nothing
Type - 1 19. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word
1. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word “lack” to form a compound word.
“kitchen” to form a compound word. a) of food b) for food c) on food d) to food
a) garden b) ground c) house d) stand
2. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word “free” to form a compound word.
“school” to form a compound word. a) with cost b) to cost c) by cost d) of cost
a) hall b) free c) bus d) fall
3. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word “mother” to form a compound word.
“table” to form a compound word. a) to law b) in law c) of law d) law
a) food b) spoon c) hole d) book
4. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word “line” to form a compound word.
“mouth” to form a compound word. a) by line b) to line c) or line d) of line
a) clean b) brush c) cross d) wash
5. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word “day” to form a compound word.
“sun” to form a compound word. a) of day b) after c) today d) on day
a) dress b) set c) wake d) law
6. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word “rain” to form a compound word.
“pen” to form a compound word. a) light b) day c) fall d) back
a) clip b) bell c) stand d) ink
7. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word “snow” to form a compound word.
“play” to form a compound word. a) mount b) ball c) stone d) day
a) ball b) garden c) hall d) ground
8. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word “star” to form a compound word.
“call” to form a compound word. a) dark b) play c) pen d) light
a) man b) toy c) car d) taxi

27. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word 44. Choose the correct compound word for
“draw” to form a compound word. ‘Noun + Verb’
a) thing b) ball c) after d) back a) sunset b) call taxi c) seat belt d) after coming
28. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word 45. Choose the correct compound word for ‘Verb + Noun’
“play” to form a compound word.
a) light b) hole c) fall d) thing a) overcoat b) watchman
c) school bag d) water packet
“lottery” to form a compound word. 46. Choose the correct compound word for
a) count b) ticket c) tag d) label ‘Adjective+ Preposition + Noun’
30. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word a) day by day b) heart beat
“man” to form a compound word. c) starting the game d) good for nothing
a) walk b) stick c) hole d) fall 47. Choose the correct compound word for ‘Noun +
31. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word Preposition + Noun’
“side” to form a compound word. a) free of cost b) lock of food
a) run b) park c) walk d) back c) mother-in-law d) come in side
“foot” to form a compound word. Type - 3
a) step b) down c) over d) note 48. Choose the correct combination for the compound
33. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word word ‘overcoat’
“hair” to form a compound word. a) Preposition + Noun b) Verb + Noun
a) clean b) cut c) change d) scratch c) Noun + Verb d) Gerund + Noun
34. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word 49. Choose the correct combination for the compound
“dry” to form a compound word.
a) cleaning b) keeping c) caring d) charging word ‘bleaching powder’
a) Gerund + Noun
“green” to form a compound word. b) Adjective + Preposition + Noun
a) walk b) life c) house d) hall c) Noun + Gerund
36. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word d) Noun + Noun
“alarm” to form a compound word. Practice Questions:
a) watch b) clock c) light d) dress Type – 1
37. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word 50. Choose the word from the options given to form
“traffic” to form a compound word. a compound word with baby + ……
a) crowd b) mass c) mob d) jam
a) man b) house c) bench d) sitting
“income” to form a compound word. 51. Choose the word from the options given to form
a) rise b) growth c) due d) tax a compound word with ……+ fly
39. Choose the suitable option to pair it with the word a) hand b) butter c) cat d) post
“sun” to form a compound word. Type - 2
a) glasses b) hole c) hand d) post
Choose the correct compound word for the following.
Type - 2 52. ‘Noun+Gerund’.
40. Choose the correct compound word for a) Bleaching powder b) housekeeping
‘Adjective +Adjective’ c) watchman d) mouthwash
a) After Life b) scare crow 53. ‘Verb + Noun’
c) heart beat d) two-storeyed a) after life b) down stairs
41. Choose the correct compound word for ‘Adverb + Noun’ c) handmade d) playground
a) Rainfall b) neatly-combed 54. ‘Preposition + Noun’
c) Sitting bench d) post man a) underworld b) heart beat
42. Choose the correct compound word for c) Driving school d) football
‘Adjective + Noun’ 55. ‘Gerund + Noun’
a) cat walking b) Driving school a) handmade b) Down Stairs
c) football d) green house c) ear piercing d) walking stick
43. Choose the correct compound word for ‘Noun + Noun’ 56. ‘Noun + Preposition + Noun’
a) Tooth ache b) time keeper a) line-by-line b) good for nothing
c) cat walk d) kitchen garden c) free of cost d) lack of food

57. ‘Noun + Gerund’ 74. ‘Noun + Gerund’
a) babysitting b) post office a) dry wash b) watching TV
c) washing powder d) working place c) dry cleaning d) text book
58. ‘Preposition + Noun’ Type - 3
a) stand up b) water falls 75. Choose the correct compound word for ‘drawback’
c) underworld d) football a) Verb + Noun b) Adverb + Noun
59. ‘Noun + Noun’ c) Noun + Noun d) Noun + Gerund
a) under ground b) get out 76. Choose the correct combination for the
c) wake up d) school bus compound word ‘pen stand’
60. ‘Noun + Noun’ a) Noun + Verb b) Gerund + Noun
a) table spoon b) walking stick c) Preposition + Noun d) Verb + Noun
c) work hard d) run fast 77. Choose the correct combination for the
61. ‘Noun + Verb’ compound word ‘housekeeping’
a) washing machine b) post man a) Verb+ Noun b) Noun + Verb
c) light house d) mouthwash c) Noun + Gerund d) Noun + Noun
62. ‘Noun + Verb’ 78. Choose the correct combination for the
a) work book b) pen stand compound word ‘lack of food’
c) gritting cord d) painting box a) Verb+ Noun
63. ‘Verb + Noun’ b) Noun +Preposition + Noun
a) watchman b) book shop c) Noun + Gerund
c) school bag d) bus stop d) Verb + Preposition + Noun
64. ‘Verb + Noun’ 79. Choose the correct combination for the
a) mouthwash b) sun rise compound word ‘Whitewash’.
c) playground d) up down a) Adjective + Noun b) Noun + Noun
c) Adverb + Noun d) Adjective + Verb
65. ‘Verb + Noun’
a) taxi driver b) call taxi 80. Choose the correct combination for the
c) driving school d) under ground compound word ‘traffic jam’
a) Preposition + Noun b)Verb + Noun
66. ‘Preposition + Noun’
c) Noun + Noun d) Gerund + Noun
a) wake up b) training center
c) upstream d) lunch bag 81. Choose the correct combination for the
compound word ‘waiting room’
67. ‘Gerund + Noun’
a) Noun + Verb b) Gerund + Noun
a) green house b) butter milk
c) Noun + Preposition d) Adjective + Noun
c) warm up d) dining hall
82. Choose the correct combination for the compound
68. ‘Noun + Gerund’
word ‘income tax’
a) watching TV b) go back
a) Noun + Noun b) Noun + Adverb
c) bird watching d) great work
c) Verb + Noun d) Preposition + Noun
69. ‘Noun + Verb’ rainfall
a) fall down b) rainfall 83. Choose the correct combination for the compound
c) flying bird d) story writer word ‘output’
70. ‘Noun + Noun’ a) Noun + Gerund b) Adverb + Noun
a) snowball b) writing letter c) Proposition + Noun d) Noun + Noun
c) sunset d) sitting bench 84. Choose the correct combination for the compound
71. ‘Noun + Noun’ word ‘wallpaper’
a) working hard b) sun rise c) fill-up d) starlight a) Adjective + Noun b) Noun + Verb
72. ‘Noun + Noun’ c) Noun + Noun d) Gerund + Noun
a) dry cleaning b) lottery ticket 85. Choose the correct combination for the compound
c) software d) take-off word ‘overwrought’
73. ‘Adjective + Noun’ a) Verb + Noun b) Adverb + Noun
a) green house b) air balloon c) Adjective + Noun d) Preposition + Noun
c) alarm clock d) butterfly

12. PREPOSITION 21. The crew was mentored …… Commander Dilip Donde.
Govt. Exam Questions: a) after b) with c) by d) into
1. Fill in the blank with the most appropriate 22. We celebrated festivals …… sea.
preposition given below: (MDL-19) a) in b) at c) of d) on
Mulan heard this ……. her tent. 23. China was …… the middle of a great war.
a) by b) from c) at d) for a) upon b) from c) to d) in
24. Mulan ran …… the house.
Practice Questions:
a) onto b) in front of c) into d) beside
Fill in the blank with the most appropriate preposition
given below: 25. I heard ……. it in town.
1. The young seagull was alone …… his ledge. a) along b) around c) above d) about
a) on b) of c) for d) with 26. With her sword, she cut ….. her long, black hair.
2. He even gnawed at the dried pieces …… eggshell. a) among b) off c) for d) since
a) to b) with c) below d) of 27. I will do my part ….. China.”
3. His mother had swooped …….wards. a) for b) to c) by d) on
a) for b) into c) up d) off 28. ……. years, you trained me in Kung Fu.
4. He was ……. the sea now. a) For b) From c) In d) Since
a) of b) near c) along d) from 29. Mulan knew what she was talking …….
5. He dropped his legs ….. stand on the green sea. a) with b) through c) about d) across
a) with b) upon c) since d) to 30. We got down from the car and stood ….. the gate.
6. His feet sank …… the green sea. a) after b) off c) in front of d) before
a) into b) beside c) below d) across 31. We sat …….. two tin chairs.
7. They lived in a cave made …… of a rock. a) in b) to c) into d) on
a) under b) down c) out d) to 32. Silver is now thirty times costlier than ………
8. I was Duke ……….. Milan. a) after b) before c) among d) around
a) by b) at c) in d) of 33. I couldn’t help venting my anger ……. you.’
9. Prospero then appeared ………. them. a) on b) to c) with d) by
a) beside b) among c) before d) near 34. I can do it myself …….. my voice.
10. The ghost that got into our house ………. the night. a) with b) for c) since d) to
a) by b) on c) of d) off
35. Francis Bennett went on ….. the reporters’ room.
11. I wound the towel …………. me again. a) from b) after c) along d) into
a) around b) along
36. …… that moment the clock struck twelve.
c) in front of d) under
a) By b) Through c) At d) Over
12. Police were all ……….. the place; 37. I jumped over the bench and sat …… at my desk.
a) after b) at c) over d) from a) down b) up c) upon d) across
13. What was the matter ……… that one policeman?’ 38. What a thunderclap these words were ….. me!
a) into b) on c) of d) with a) at b) to c) on d) by
14. It was bred …… a genuine African witch doctor, 39. “I want you to go ……. the dike.
a) by b) of c) for d) onto a) since b) down c) under d) across
15. ‘May I take Zigzag …… school, Papa?’ 40. Mother will be watching ……… me,”
a) over b) into c) to d) onto a) with b) off c) for d) than
16. Maya was jumping ….. and down, all excited.
41. It was the sound ……. trickling water!
a) below b) up c) about d) since
a) to b) of c) before d) after
17. Zigzag slept ……. undisturbed.
42. Peter understood the danger ……. once.
a) on b) of c) with d) into
a) at b) on c) by d) in
18. They froze …… horror.
a) by b) of c) for d) in 43. “Tell them ……. come quickly!”
19. INSV stands ……. Indian Naval Ship Vessel. a) near b) to c) off d) into
a) in b) on c) from d) for 44. “I know what is the matter …….. me.
20. The six member women crew broke many a) from b) upon c) across d) with
stereotypes …… their record-setting sail. 45. “I have never heard ……. them,”
a) during b) through c) along d) behind a) from b) on c) to d) of

46. I’ll bring him ……. a cab,’’ 12. If you ……..hard, you would have won the relay match.
a) in b) over c) by d) beside a) work b) had worked
47. “I arrest you …….. charge of murder. c) works d) have been working
a) for b) on c) with d) into 13. Joanna and Joy …….. already …….for Ooty, when
48. You will have to pay …… my funeral.” the others reached the station.
a) off b) of c) for d) across a) has, left b) will, leave
49. He, too, counselled me to cease thinking …… it. c) have been, leaving d) had, left
a) about b) along c) for d) through 14. We all ………in the choir last week.
50. I was delighted …… assist them. a) sing b) sings c) had sung d) sang
a) during b) after c) but d) to 15. Nancy …….…for help for two hours yesterday.
a) had been asking b) has been asking
13. TENSES
c) asks d) asked
Govt Exam Questions: 16. The office goers ………. for the train.
1. Complete the following sentence using the most a) waits b) will wait c) had wait d) waited
appropriate tense form of the verb given below: (Mdl-19)
17. We ……. not …… to the market, in case it rains.
After he……..his lunch, he went across to the window.
a) has, go b) have, go c) had, go d) shall, go
a) will finish b) finish
18. Keerthi ……. her work by next week.
c) was finishing d) had finished
a) will have done b) will be done
Text Book exercises:
c) had done d) has been doing
Complete the following sentence using the most
19. The peon …….the bell by the time I reach the school.
appropriate tense form of the verb given below: a) will ring b) will have rang
1. Saravanan always ……. for a walk in the morning. c) will have rung d) shall rings
a) goes b) will go c) had gone d) went 20. I …….. my sister's house next April if I go to Uttarkhand.
2. We ……here for a meeting and the chair person is a) will have visit b) had gone
yet to arrive. c) shall visit d) visited
a) will gather b) gathered 21. If you listen carefully, you ……… my point.
c) gather d) had gathered a) will understand b) have understand
3. Aruna …. eagerly…to meet her friend since morning. c) shall be understand d) understands
a) had, been waiting b) is, wait 22. By next year, I ……. in Chennai for fifteen years.
c) had wait d) has, been waiting a) has been living b) shall be live
4. Sheeba ……to a new house next week. c) shall live d) shall have lived
a) was move b) will move c) moved d) move 23. The new edition of this book …… out shortly.
5. Naseera ……music classes regularly. a) will come b) will be come
a) attended b) will attend c) had attend d) attends c) have came d) has been coming
24. She hopes you ……. her.
6. Ilakiya and Adhira ……each other's company very much. a) helped b) helps c) had helped d) will help
a) enjoy b) enjoys c) enjoyed d) will enjoy 25. I ………hard day and night.
7. Mani ………in this school for five years. a) works b) worked
a) has been working b) had work c) am working d) will work
c) works d) have been working 26. The moon ……. around the earth.
8. It ………..outside now. a) revolves b) revolve
a) was pouring b) poured c) is pouring d) pour c) revolved d) shall revolve
9. I ……. to her place on foot. 27. ……. the milk men ……. the cow?
a) goes b) will go c) had gone d) went a) are, milking b) have, milk
10. The children ……in the ground when the teacher arrived. c) have been, milking d) were, milking
a) were playing b) will playing 28. He ……. your messages last night
c) played d) plays a) receives b) receive
11. They ………him when the manager arrived. c) received d) will receive
a) had been requesting b) requested 29. I ……. ill for a couple of days.
c) were requesting d) request a) have been b) has been
c) had been d) was

30. Raghav ……. in a middle class family. 51. She ……… in this house for five years.
a) will be born b) is born c) born d) has born a) have live b) has been living
31. He …… a school going boy of 8. c) has lived d) have lived
a) is b) has c) be d) were 52. Father ………. from Vellore.
32. His mother …….as a software engineer in an MNC. a) have return b) has returned
a) working b) works c) has worked d) will work c) returns d) will return
33. Drawing ……..his favourite hobby. 53. They ……. since morning
a) has been singing b) have been singing
a) has b) is c) were d) be
34. He …….the first prize in school level competition c) had sung d) has sang
for drawing last week. 54. She ………… since morning.
a) win b) was winning c) wins d) won a) have been studying b) has been studying
35. He …….drawing at the age of 3. c) had study d) have study
a) was starting b) starting 55. I ……on this project for five hours and I am tired
c) started d) is starting now.
36. His mother …….he …….a great painter in future. a) have been working b) has been working
a) hoped, would become b) hoping, becomes c) had work d) works
c) hopes, will become d) hoped, will be become 56. After the meeting …,the staff members ……. out.
a) end, come b) ends, comes
37. When Anand …Arun's place, his friends …… already.
c) had ended, came d) end, coming
a) reached, arrived b) reach, arrives
57. They ……. when I was playing.
c) reached, had arrived d) reach, have arrived a) are singing b) singing
38. Arun ……… Anand to them. c) were singing d) sing
a) introduces b) introduced 58. We ……the house for the birthday party in the
c) has introduced d) had introduced morning.
39. Arun's brother ……… some snacks from the market. a) decorate b) were decorating
a) buys b) buy c) had bought d) bought c) are decorating d) decorated
40. Arun ……… it to all his friends. 59. She ……… when the guests arrived.
a) serves b) serving c) served d) served a) cooks b) cooking c) has cook d) was
41. They all ……..together to plan their holidays last week. cooking
a) sit b) sat c) be sits d) will sit 60. He …….. to the manager for a week's leave
before I reached.
42. Arun …… a cottage in Ooty, so they all plan to go
a) has appealed b) appeals
to Ooty during the holidays.
c) had appealed d) appealed
a) has b) have c) has been d) have been 61. While I ………… T.V., he was sleeping.
43. “……… we have a good time?, asked Arun. a) watching b) was watching
a) Shall b) Shall be c) Were d) Are c) watches d) watch
44. They all cheerfully ………, “Yes!” 62. By 11 a.m. all the students ……… the school
a) say b) said c) says d) asks campus after the Independence Day celebration.
45. My father ……… that he is clever. a) has left b) leaves c) will leave d) had left
a) says b) said c) asks d) said to 63. Nithish ……….. constantly complaining about
46. Paul ….. English. something or the other.
a) learn b) is learning c) will learn d) learned a) had b) was c) has d) have
47. Yazhini …… the Prime Minister tomorrow. 64. If he ……….. her, she would have waited for him.
a) will meet b) met a) have inform b) had informed
c) had met d) is meet c) informs d) will inform
48. Bharani …….. the fire man and they are on their way. 65. I wish I ……… the job.
a) have called b) has called a) will accept b) accept
c) is calling d) have been calling c) had accepted d) accepted
49. Sumithra …… always ……… questions. 66. We ……….. for two hours yesterday.
a) is, asks b) is , asking a) has been singing b) had been singing
c) has, asked d) have, asking c) had sung d) singing
50. We ……. already ……….. 67. She …….. this evening.
a) has, sing b) have, sung c) have, sang d) will, sing a) will leave b) leave c) leaves d) had left

68. Mahi and Ragav …… with each other when their 5. Both the minister ……the officers visited the
mom arrived. affected areas.
a) had been argue b) were arguing a) but b) and c) so d) as soon as
c) has been arguing d) argued 6. Jaya teaches not only English ….. Science.
69. We ……….. the Prime Minister tomorrow. a) if b) though c) as d) but also
a) meet b) meeting c) are meeting d) will meet 7. Either Raghu …… Bala will have to buy vegetables
70. The train is about to ……… the station. from the market.
a) leave b) left c) had left d) leaves a) when b) or c) and also d) but
71. The students ……. for the last couple of weeks. 8. No sooner did I enter the house ….. it started drizzling.
a) has been practicing b) had been practicing a) than b) while c) where d) in case
c) had practiced d) practice 9. ………we came late, we did not miss the train.
72. Prices ……. to rise. a) Or else b) Unless c) Than d) Though
a) is going b) were going c) are going d) went 10. They checked the packet twice……then they sealed it.
73. If she works hard, she ……. a scholarship. a) but b) and c) so d) as soon as
a) gets b) will get c) got d) had got 11. ……..Sita saw a snake, she ran away.
74. They ……. tomorrow. a) Though b) Still c) Nevertheless d) As soon as
a) sing b) sings c) sang d) will sing 12. Robert completed the project…submitted it to the teacher.
75. You ………. by this time tomorrow. a) or b) if c) but d) and
a) will be singing b) will singing 13. Yusuf was running high temperature…….. he
c) had been singing d) had sung could not take part in the competition.
76. We …….. our work by the time our sisters arrive. a) and so b) unless c) in case d) or else
a) will be complete b) will have completed 14. …… he was honest, he was punished.
c) will completed d) will complete a) Though b) but c) or d) that
77. We ……… from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. 15. Walk carefully ….. you will fall down.
a) are playing b) will play a) and also b) incase of c) otherwise d) or else
c) will be playing d) playing 16. My mother called me ….. I was playing football.
78. The lift ……….. in the month of May. a) but b) so c) though d) while
a) will running b) will have run 17. My salary is low ….. I find the work interesting.
c) will run d) will be running a) similarly b) because c) nevertheless d) as long as
79. In two years' time, I ………. my degree. 18. The passengers rushed to board the bus…..it arrived.
a) shall earn b) shall have earned a) otherwise b) even though c) unless d) as soon as
c) shall be earning d) shall had been earning 19. I am …..healthy as you are.
80. By next June, I ……….. my studies. a) as b) if c) but d) and
a) shall be complete b) shall complete 20. ……today is your birthday, put on the new dress.
c) have been completing d) shall have been completing a) unless b) but also c) When d) Since
21. ………Rani is allergic to dogs, she has six of them.
14. LINKERS / CONNECTORS
a) Because b) As soon as c) Though d) While
Govt Exam Questions: 22. Ruben speaks two languages ……German.
1. Choose the most appropriate linker from the given a) besides b) moreover c) whether d) and also
four alternatives. (MDL-19) 23. ……..you apply for a loan, you will get it immediately.
……… he is ninety years old, he is in the pink of health. a) or else b) but c) as d) if
a) When b) Since c) Even though d) yet 24. I rang up …… he didn’t speak to me.
Text Book Questions: a) so b) or c) for d) but
Choose the most appropriate linker from the given four 25. Slow …… steady wins the race.
alternatives. a) though b) because c) unless d) and
1. Call me ………. you need money. 26. Finish your work ….. you will not be sent home.
a) so that b) in order that c) in case d) though a) or b) if c) and d) while
2. I forgot ……. I had to meet the Principal. 27. The child was ill …… he was admitted in the hospital.
a) whether b) that c) if d) until a) otherwise b) unless c) as d) so
3. It is raining. Take an umbrella …….you will get drenched. 28. He is rich …… he is hard-working.
a) or else b) and c) but d) unless a) whether b) as c) but d) for
4. They faced many hardships ….. they are always cheerful. 29. …….. you work hard, you cannot secure good marks.
a) although b) and c) nevertheless d) otherwise a) unless b) till c) but d) and

30. Wait …….. I return. 49. I have ………… a pen nor a paper.
a) in case of b) because c) till d) and also a) neither b) either c) unless d) though
31. He is honest, …….. he is poor. 50. Hari fell down …………he did not get hurt.
a) and b) if c) unless d) though a) but b) moreover c) for d) or else
32. ……...John is very weak, he is not able to walk fast. 51. I did not buy that dress ………… it was too costly.
a) Until b) So c) As d) But a) and b) but c) so d) as
33. I will return home …… sunset.
a) when b) where c) but d) after
34. My uncle entered my house, ……I was doing my homework.
a) unless b) while c) besides d) till
35. Sheeba is both a singer ……… a dancer.
a) but b) or c) yet d) and
36. Neither Jane ……. Ram has attended the function.
a) or b) nor c) but d) and
37. No sooner did the teacher enter the class …. the boys stood up.
a) although b) whether c) and also d) than
38. Scarcely had they gone out …….. it started raining.
a) where b) and c) when d) as
39. The car is not only economical ……. feels good to drive.
a) and b) but also c) and also d) in case of
Other Book back Exercises
40. “…..(i)…… I was alive and had a human heart, ”
answered the statue, “I did not know what tears were,
…..(ii)……I lived in the palace ……(iii)….. sorrow
was not allowed to enter. My courtiers called me the
Happy Prince …..(iv)….. Happy Indeed I was. So I
lived and …..(v)….. I died.
41. Many writers make incorrect sentences …..(i)…they
try to put sentences together. They may make
grammatical errors ……(ii)…… leave out important
punctuation marks. Making such mistakes is quite
common …..(iii)…… preparing the first draft.
…..(iv)…… he must carefully edit his final draft.
42. In most large cities ..(i)….towns of our country,
there are special schools for girls. …..(ii)…… , there
are many co-educational schools …(iii)…. girls
…(iv)…boys study together. Most parents allow
their daughters to attend these schools,
…..(v)…there are some parents …(vi)… are against
such schools for girls …..(vii)…. the age of 14 or 15.
Practice Questions:
43. We came late……we did not miss the train.
a) so b) but c) as d) and
44. Rita excels in dance …………studies.
a) but b) so c) and d) or
45. ………… the animal is large, it is timid.
a) Nevertheless b) Otherwise c) Though d) Because
46. Rihana was happy ………… she had a holiday.
a) in case of b) because c) whether d) nor
47. Is this a sheep ………… a goat?
a) or b) so c) and d) if
48. ……… it is a fine day, let us go boating.
a) But b) As c) While d) And
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