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Q.1 Which amendment act of the Indian Constitution granted special status to Delhi?

Ans 1. 60th Amendment

2. 42nd Amendment

3. 69th Amendment

4. 55th Amendment

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Q.2 Where is the Iron Pillar is situated?

Ans 1. Mehrauli, Delhi

2. Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

3. Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh

4. Sanchi, Madhya Pradesh


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Q.3 Which of the following are Olympic sports?I. ArcheryII. BadmintonIII. Boxing

Ans 1. I and II

2. I and III

3. I, II and III

4. II and III

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Ans 1. Both I and II

2. Only II

3. Only I

4. Neither I nor II


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Q.5 Who was the writer of Jane Eyre?

Ans 1. Jane Austen

2. Rudyard Kipling

3. Charlotte Bronte

4. Thomas Hardy


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Q.6 ______ festival is associated with Telangana state.

Ans 1. Wangala

2. Both Bonalu and Bathukamma

3. Bonalu

4. Bathukamma


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Q.7 In terms of crops, what is the full form of HYV?

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2. High Yielding Variety

3. Hot Yielding Variety

4. Hyper Yielding Variety


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Q.8 Who is the author of the book “Being Gandhi”?

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2. Paro Anand

3. Arundhati Roy

4. Chetan Bhagat


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Q.9 Which country is the largest producer of Bauxite in the world?

Ans 1. Britain

2. USA

3. Australia

4. Antarctica


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Q.10 Which of the following pair is correct?I. Monopoly – One BuyerII. Oligopoly – Few Buyers

Ans 1. Only I

2. Only II

3. Neither I nor II

4. Both I and II


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Q.1 Word ‘Liberalism’ originated from which language?

Ans 1. Spanish

2. Persian

3. French

4. Latin


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Q.2 Who has been honoured with the ‘Icon of Golden Jubilee Award’ at International film festivalof India 2019?

Ans 1. Amitabh Bacchan

2. Shahrukh khan

3. Rishi Kapoor

4. Rajnikanth


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Q.3 Which of the following is/are an instrument of RBI’s monetary policy?I. LAFII. MSFIII. Bank Rate

Ans 1. I, II and III

2. II and III

3. I and II

4. I and III


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Q.4 Which grains are also known as Coarse grains?

Ans 1. Wheat

2. Millets

3. Rice

4. Maize


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Q.5 Which of the following pair of state dance is/are NOT correct?I. Bihar – Jhumeri DanceII. Himachal Pradesh – Laho DanceIII. Kerala – Mohiniyattam

Ans 1. Only II

2. Both I and II

3. Both II and III

4. Only I


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Q.6 Which day was known as the “Direct Action Day”?

Ans 1. 16 August 1946

2. 26 January 1947

3. 16 January 1947

4. 26 August 1946


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Q.7 In which state of India Rabi crops are grown?I. PunjabII. Himachal Pradesh

Ans 1. Both I and II

2. Only II

3. Only I

4. Neither I nor II


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Q.8 In which year was Kabaddi included as a medal event in Asian Games?

Ans 1. 1990

2. 1992

3. 1994

4. 1998


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Q.9 Who was the first governor of the Massachusetts bay colony in new England?

Ans 1. Thomas Hardy

2. Ben Broadbent

3. John Winthrop

4. M.W. Ridley


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2. 75th

3. 36th

4. 42nd


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Q.1 Raghu is at point A. He walks 3 km to the North and then turns to his left. He walks 4 km inthis direction. He turns left again and walks 6 km. If he wishes to reach point A again. Inwhich direction should he be walking and what direction should he be walking and whatdistance will he have to cover?

Ans 1. South-East, 4 km

2. South-East, 5 km

3. North-East, 4 km

4. North-East, 5 km


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Q.2 Select the word-pair in which the two words we related in the same way as are the twowords in the given word-pair.

Surgeon : Scalpel

Ans 1. Doctor : Hospital

2. Tailor : Shirt

3. Navy : Lieutenant

4. Sculptor : Chisel


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Q.3 In the following question, select the odd number pair from the given alternatives.

Ans 1. 2853 - 45

2. 3981 – 50

3. 3297 - 62

4. 6102 - 16


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Q.4 P's father is Q's son. M is the paternal uncle of P and N is the brother of Q. How is N relatedto M?

Ans 1. Nephew

2. Uncle

3. Brother

4. Cousin


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Q.5 In the following question, select the odd word from the given alternatives.

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2. Cardamom

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Ans 1. North-east

2. North-west

3. South-east

4. South-west


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Q.7 In the following question, select the odd number from the given alternatives.

Ans 1. 27

2. 41

3. 53

4. 47


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Q.8 Pointing to a woman in a photograph, a man says “She is the mother-in-law of the wife ofthe father of my only son”. How is the woman related to the man?

Ans 1. Daughter-in-law

2. Daughter

3. Mother

4. Wife


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49 : 130 :: 78 : ?

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2. 30

3. 140

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82 : 36 :: 91 : ?

Ans 1. 37

2. 64

3. 169

4. 100


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Each of seven girls – A, B, C, D, E, F and G wears a different colour cap on a different day of aweek starting from Sunday.

The girl who wears a Pink cap wears it on Thursday. White cap is not worn on either Sunday orSaturday. A wears Orange cap exactly three days after the Blue cap was worn by E. The onewho wears Red cap wears it on Wednesday. Yellow cap was worn immediately before the dayon which White cap was worn. B wears Green cap. F wears Pink cap. E wears a cap before C.D does not wear the cap on Monday.

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Q.11 On which day does the girl, who wears Blue coloured cap wear it?

Ans 1. Monday

2. Tuesday

3. Friday

4. Sunday


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Q.12 Which of the following statement is / are true?

Ans 1. More than one of the given options

2. A wears Orange cap on Friday.

3. G wears Yellow cap.

4. D wears Yellow cap on Sunday.


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SubQuestion No : 13

Q.13 Who wears Red cap?

Ans 1. C

2. D

3. G

4. Either (C) or (D)


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Q.14 Select the option that is most like the given set.

(23, 136, 45)

Ans 1. (17, 50, 33)

2. (19, 96, 29)

3. (29, 78, 11)

4. (31, 126, 37)


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Q.15 Select the number pair that is analogous to the given number pair.

13 : 338

Ans 1. 9 : 729

2. 15 : 225

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Q.16 In the following question, select the odd word from the given alternatives.

Ans 1. Slate

2. Cobalt

3. Basalt

4. Gneiss


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Q.17 The following four words from the main three are similar to each other in a specific contextand one is uneven. Choose the uneven word.

Ans 1. Barn

2. Stables

3. Habitat

4. Den


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Q.18 Piyush is the son of Jalad’s father’s sister. Vikram is the son of Urmila, who is the mother ofSonu and grandmother of Jalad. Pintu is the father of Kali and grandfather of Piyush. Urmilais the wife of Pintu. How is Sonu’s wife related to Kali?

Ans 1. Sister

2. Sister-in-law

3. Niece

4. Daughter-in-law


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Q.19 Select the option that is related to the third word in the same way as the second pair isrelated to the first pair.

Manipur : Imphal :: Mizoram : ?

Ans 1. Aizawl

2. Shillong

3. Gangtok

4. Kohima


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Q.20 Find the odd group of numbers from the given alternatives.

Ans 1. 18, 3, 36

2. 22, 11, 8

3. 24, 3, 64

4. 12, 2, 36


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Q.21 If ‘CAR’ is 484, then ‘SCOOTER’= ?

Ans 1. 9025

2. 95

3. 1095

4. 88


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Q.22 In a certain code language, 'ROAMING' is written as 'APRNGOI'. How would 'PLATEAU’ bewritten in the same code language?

Ans 1. AMPTUBE

2. ALPUUAE

3. PMAUEBU

4. AMPUUBE


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Q.23 Find the missing term.

Ans 1. 42

2. 45

3. 40

4. 36


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Ans 1. O

2. W

3. U

4. V


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Q.25 Three of the following four words are alike in a certain way and one is different. Find theodd one out.

Ans 1. Gardening

2. Carpenter

3. Tailor

4. Blacksmith


Chosen Option : 1

Q.26 In a certain code IMPRESSIVE is written as 28 and MATURE is written as 27. How isENVIRONMENT written in that code?

Ans 1. 33

2. 25

3. 54

4. 34


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Q.27 Select the option that is related to the third word in the same way as the second pair isrelated to the first pair.

Human mind : Psychology :: Insects : ?

Ans 1. Ornithology

2. Mythology

3. Pathology

4. Entomology


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Q.28 Three of the following four numbers are alike in a certain way and one is different. Identifythe different one.

Ans 1. 34

2. 16

3. 64

4. 8


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Q.29 In a certain code 'BORN' is written as 'APQON' and 'LACK' is written as 'KBBLK'. How is 'GRID'written in that code ?

Ans 1. FSHED

2. FQHCD

3. FSHCD

4. HSJED


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4. 295


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Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

Water covers more than two-thirds of the planet, largely in the form of oceans, seas, lakes andice. The majority of this water is salty and cannot be used for human consumption or forirrigating plants.

Less than one per cent of the earth’s water is unsalty and available for human consumption.In theory, this amount could support four times the present human population, but in realitywater supplies are spread unevenly around the world. About two billion people in 80 countrieslive in areas of chronic water shortage – a situation that will worsen as human and animalpopulations grow. Particularly affected are most of Africa, the Middle East, north Asia andAustralia. Many countries are draining water from aquifers (an underground level of earth orporous rock which contains water) faster than those aquifers can replenish themselves.

Due to population growth alone, water demand is expected to double in more than half of theworld’s countries. Most of this increasing demand is for irrigation and industrial uses. About69 per cent of the world’s fresh water goes for irrigation, about 23 per cent for industry and 8per cent for household use. In many arid and semi-arid areas, population growth has raisedfood demand to a level that can be met only through irrigation. Some countries lie withinclimatic zones most prone to drought and other water problems. Unfortunately, some of thesecountries have high rates of population growth. For example, the populations of Kenya,Ethiopia and Iran may well double within 25 years, yet the amount of water available to thesecountries will remain the same.

Even with efficient irrigation and other water-use methods, many countries in the Middle Eastand Africa may not be able to meet their water needs by 2025 if population growth continuesat present levels. By that date, some believe that as many as 25 developing countries mayhave reached the water barrier, which is the minimum amount of water needed by eachperson, assuming access to advanced technology to maximize water conservation. Another24 countries may experience seasonal shortages and problems with water quality.

SubQuestion No : 1

Q.1 Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE according to the passage?

Ans 1. Water bodies like oceans, seas, lakes etc. constitute more than two-thirds of theearth’s surface.

2. Scarcity of water is expected to reach alarming levels in some countries by the year2025.

3. More water can be generated for human consumption with the help of sophisticatedtechnology.

4. The amount of water will remain the same for countries like Ethiopia, Iran and Kenya,even after 25 years when the population has doubled.


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Q.2 Which of the following is not one among those places which are expected to be worstaffected by chronic water shortage?

Ans 1. Europe

2. Australia

3. The Middle East

4. Africa


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SubQuestion No : 3

Q.3 The main reason for the acute shortage of water is:

Ans 1. drought.

2. draining of water from aquifers.

3. excessive population growth.

4. extremities of climate.


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Q.4 According to the author, the reason for the water shortage at the moment is due to:

Ans 1. Water supplies are spread unevenly around the world.

2. 23% to the industries

3. 69% water going for irrigation

4. Less than one percent of unsalty water that can support four times the presenthuman population


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Q.5 According to the passage, water barrier is:

Ans 1. the amount of water required for irrigation purposes.

2. the least amount of water needed by a person.

3. the minimum amount of water wasted by a person.

4. an underground level of rock which contains water.


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Q.6 Choose the most suitable alternative and mark it as your answer.

I _____ prefer not to go.

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Ascend

Ans 1. Soar

2. Plummet

3. Dive

4. Drop


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Q.8 Select the correct pair of homophones to fill in the blanks.

The communal speech of the leaders _______ the mob to violence.His work shows originality and ___________.

Ans 1. incite ; incite

2. insight ; insight

3. insight ; incite

4. incite ; insight


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Abdomen

Ans 1. Worthless

2. Callow

3. Penniless

4. Belly


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Q.10 A sentence has been broken into four parts with an error in one of the parts. Identify thepart that has an error.

My car has a habit/of spluttering occasionally/but it/seldom or ever stalls

Ans 1. but it

2. of spluttering occasionally

3. seldom or ever stalls.

4. My car has a habit


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Q.11 In the statement below, a part of the sentence is highlighted. Out of the four options,choose the one which best replaces the highlighted phrase.

We could not help admire his inventive genius.

Ans 1. no improvement

2. could not help but

3. could not help to

4. could not but


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Q.12 In the following question, a sentence has been given in Active/Passive Voice. Out of thefour alternatives suggested, select the one which best expresses the same sentence inPassive/Active Voice?

The poor must be looked after by society.

Ans 1. Society must looked after the poor.

2. Society must look after the poor.

3. Society must be looked after the poor.

4. Society must have looked after the poor.


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Q.13 Choose the best preposition in the given sentence.

The man strived ____ bigger riches.

Ans 1. on

2. for

3. about

4. under


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Q.14 A sentence has been broken into four parts with an error in one of the parts. Identify thepart that has an error.

An important consideration to/be made/is how to early/reach the destination.

Ans 1. reach the destination.

2. be made

3. is how to early

4. An important consideration to


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One should keep one's promises.

Ans 1. Promises should be kept by someone.

2. Once a promise should be kept.

3. One promise should be kept.

4. Ones Promises should be kept up by themselves.


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People in Egypt speak Arabic.

Ans 1. Arabic was spoken by people in Egypt.

2. Arabic is spoken by people in Egypt.

3. Arabic is being spoken by people in Egypt.

4. In Egypt, Arabic is spoken.


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Q.17 A sentence with an underlined word is given below. Find the word which is opposite inmeaning to the underlined word from the given options.

New books are displayed in a prominent position on tables at the front of the store.

Ans 1. Unimportant

2. Eminent

3. Important

4. Leading


Chosen Option : 2

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Q.18 In the question given below, four sentences are given which may or may not begrammatically correct. From the given options, choose the grammatically correct sentence.

A. The members-only zone on the top of the ship has its own luxurious accommodationsincluding suite, private lounges and dining options. B. The members-only zone on the top of the ship has its own luxuries accommodationsincluding suites, private lounges and dining options.C. The members-only zone along the top of the ship has its own luxuries accommodationsincluding suites, private lounges and dining options.D. The members-only zone on the top of the ship has its own luxurious accommodationsincluding suites, private lounges and dining options.

Ans 1. A

2. B

3. D

4. C


Chosen Option : 3

Q.19 A sentence with an underlined word is given below. Find the Word which is most similar inmeaning to the underlined word.

Two of the soldiers were killed and the rest were captured.

Ans 1. Forgiven

2. Liberated

3. Arrested

4. Rehabilitated


Chosen Option : 3


This work of art is worthy _____ praise.

Ans 1. of

2. upon

3. for

4. to


Chosen Option : 4

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Q.21 In the question below, sentence have been given in Direct/Indirect speech. From the givenalternatives, choose the one which best expresses the given sentence in Indirect/Directspeech.

He said to me, “You are a cheat.”

Ans 1. He said to me that you were a cheat.

2. He told to me that I was the cheat.

3. He said to me that I was a cheat

4. He told me that I was a cheat.


Chosen Option : 4


He said, "Will you be there on Monday"?

Ans 1. He said that he will be there on Monday.

2. He asked if he would be there on Monday.

3. He asked that he will be there on Monday.

4. He said that he would be there on Monday.


Chosen Option : 2


We should respect elders.

Ans 1. Elders are to be respected.

2. Elders should have respected.

3. Elders have been respected.

4. Elders should be respected by us.


Chosen Option : 4

Q.24 Choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word from among the four alternatives.

Predominant

Ans 1. Extreme

2. Satisfactory

3. Progress

4. Subsidiary


Chosen Option : --

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A. Family courts clearly need reforms in procedural practices to make sure cases don’t dragon interminably.B. The legal system today does not allow for an easy parting of ways. C. The judiciary is after all nothing more than a reflection of our society. D. Times are changing, and people now know that life does not begin and end withmarriage.

Ans 1. C

2. All are correct

3. A

4. B


Chosen Option : 3


Any and all the logs can be used ____ firewood.

Ans 1. like

2. as

3. in the form of

4. for


Chosen Option : 4


A. Literature often portrayed children as one-dimensional, but children are as complex asadults. B. Literature often portrays children as one-dimensional, but children are as complex asadults.C. Literature often portrays children as one-dimensional, but children are so complex asadults.D. Literature often portrays children as one-dimensional, but children are more complex asadults.

Ans 1. B

2. D

3. C

4. A



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Q.28 Fill in the blanks with the suitable option.

We cut the scorched part from the fallen apple __________ ate the unripe flesh remaining.

Ans 1. Until

2. And

3. Yet

4. Lest


Chosen Option : 2

Q.29 Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom//phrase.

Get the show on the road

Ans 1. putting up a plan or idea into action

2. contained in a list of members, employees, or clients

3. feeling uncomfortable in unfamiliar surroundings

4. doing something with a lot of energy and enthusiasm


Chosen Option : 1


She is intelligent, self-motivated and ________.

Ans 1. hardly working

2. hardworking

3. loves hard work

4. loves working hard


Chosen Option : 2


Kabir was born ______humble parents.

Ans 1. on

2. to

3. of

4. from


Chosen Option : 4

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Q.32 Fill the most appropriate blank.

He _______ placed the glass on the edge of the table. It fell to the floor.

Ans 1. carefully

2. carelessly

3. quickly

4. carefreely


Chosen Option : 2


_____ I go with you?

Ans 1. will

2. should

3. shall

4. may


Chosen Option : 4


Reema said, ‘My parents are arriving tomorrow’.

Ans 1. Reema said that her parents were arriving the next day.

2. Reema said that her parents was arriving tomorrow.

3. Reema said that her parents are arriving the next day.

4. Reema said that her parents have arrived the next day.


Chosen Option : 1


I said to my friend, “Don’t pluck the flowers”.

Ans 1. I ordered my friend that do not pluck the flowers.

2. I told my friend don’t pluck the flowers.

3. I ordered my friend not to plucked the flowers.

4. I ordered my friend not to pluck the flowers.


Chosen Option : 4

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A. Even the insights on philosophical topics like silence is not self-indulgent. B. A driver’s license is a small piece of paper that says one can drive on a country’s roads. C. No summer is complete without stories of the fragile power generation situation andpeople dying of heat strokes. D. Bad roads hamper the smooth flow of traffic which not only increases the time spent onthe road but decreases the quality of life.

Ans 1. D

2. C

3. B

4. A


Chosen Option : 3


The noise of the traffic disturbed us.

Ans 1. The traffic disturbed us by the noise.

2. We were disturbed by the noise of the traffic.

3. We remained disturbed by the noise of the traffic.

4. We disturbed due to the noise of the traffic.


Chosen Option : 2


The meeting, announced on Tuesday will seek to __________ a plan to protect the Amazonrainforest.

Ans 1. Draw back

2. Draw down

3. Draw out

4. Draw up


Chosen Option : 2

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Incipient

Ans 1. Hermit

2. Terminal

3. Introductory

4. Prodigal


Chosen Option : --

Q.40 Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom/phrase

Hope against hope

Ans 1. Think wishfully from time to time

2. Nurture an impossible hope

3. Hoped with good reason

4. Pretend to hope


Chosen Option : 1

Q.41 Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom/phrase.

Bark up the wrong tree

Ans 1. to stay in jail

2. give trouble

3. Accuse the wrong person

4. beat up completely


Chosen Option : 3

Q.42 In the following question, out of the four alternatives, select the alternative which is the bestsubstitute of the phrase.

One who collects coins

Ans 1. Bibliophile

2. Equestrian

3. Numismatist

4. Chauffeur


Chosen Option : 3

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He acceded _____ my proposal.

Ans 1. by

2. to

3. with

4. around


Chosen Option : 2


_____ his success be complete!

Ans 1. will

2. might

3. should

4. may


Chosen Option : 4


Run downstairs _______, before it is too late!

Ans 1. quick

2. quickly

3. fastly

4. randomly


Chosen Option : 3

Q.46 A sentence has been broken into four parts with an error in one of the parts. Identify thepart that has an error. If there is no error; mark your answer as ‘No error'.

During my education in the UK/I came across with/many life-changing experiences/No error

Ans 1. During my education in the UK

2. No error

3. I came across with

4. many life-changing experiences


Chosen Option : 3

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Q.47 Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom//phrase.

Get (one’s) ducks in a row

Ans 1. Doing something that will cause your own failure

2. Getting your things well organized

3. Becoming very rich while starting very poor

4. Succeeding in your enterprise


Chosen Option : 4


The face of _______ oldest species that unambiguously sits on the human evolutionary treehas been revealed for the first time by the discovery of a 3.8 million-year-old skull inEthiopia.

Ans 1. An

2. The

3. Our

4. On


Chosen Option : 2

Q.49 In the following question, out of the four alternatives, select the alternative which is the bestsubstitute of the phrase.

Falsification of documents

Ans 1. fugitive

2. forgery

3. franchise

4. fratricide


Chosen Option : 2


Candid

Ans 1. Secretive

2. Obscure

3. Odd

4. Outspoken


Chosen Option : 1

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Her hobbies are to read, to play chess and _______ small-talk.

Ans 1. of making

2. to make

3. makes

4. making


Chosen Option : 2


A. There is no comprehensive data available on the incidence of sexual harassment inIndian universities.B. For age, we have given primacy to the legal principle of innocent until proven guilty.C. There has been an absence of consistent in the arguments against social media asvigilantism. D. The secrecy attached to the list has given vent to the anger of women who has sufferedharassment.

Ans 1. A

2. D

3. B

4. C


Chosen Option : 1

Q.53 A sentence with an underlined word is given below. Find the word which is opposite inmeaning to the underlined word from the given options.

The fine weather has been a blessing for farmers.

Ans 1. Curse

2. Boon

3. Benediction

4. Favour


Chosen Option : 1

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Q.54 In the statement below, a part of the sentence is highlighted. Out of the four options,choose the one which best replaces the highlighted phrase.

The District Collector gave up the prizes to the winners at the end of the function.

Ans 1. gave back

2. gave away

3. give up

4. no improvement


Chosen Option : 2


_____you see him, give him a message.

Ans 1. could

2. would

3. should

4. must


Chosen Option : 1


I said to the teacher, "How many students are there in the school?"

Ans 1. I asked the teacher how many more students were there in the school.

2. I told the teacher that how many teachers were there in the school.

3. I told the teacher that how many students were there in the school.

4. I asked the teacher how many students were there in the school.


Chosen Option : 3


Fend

Ans 1. Repulse

2. Encourage

3. Keep off

4. Hold off


Chosen Option : 2

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He travelled around the world _____ eighty days.

Ans 1. for

2. from

3. in

4. under


Chosen Option : 3


We understood that she couldn’t make it when we saw her mother crying _______ on thephone.

Ans 1. inconsolable

2. inconsolably

3. unconsolatory

4. consolable


Chosen Option : 2


Invisible

Ans 1. Noticeable

2. Hidden

3. Observable

4. Perceptible


Chosen Option : 2

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