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(c) c (d) d
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Directions (3-4): In the following questions, the
given with a blank to be filled in with an sentence
appropriate
lect the correct alternative out of the four and indicate word.
it bu
selecting the appropriate option.
3" Rohan stood. .the crowd quite amazed.
(a) in (b) from
(c) for (d) into
4. This is Ritika's lunchbox, .is the empty one.
(a) yours (b) your
(c) you (d) yourselves
Directions (5-7): In the following questions, out of the four
alternatives, select the word similar in meaning to the word
given.
5. ALLURE
(a) Attract (b) Prevent
(c) Warn (d) Deter
6. COLLOQUIAL
(a) CorrTect (b) Formal
(c) Familiar (d) Standard
7. CONTEMPLATE
(a) Discard (b) Neglect
(c) Design (d) Forget
Directions (8-10): In thefollowingquestions, out of the four
alternatives, select the word opposite in meaning to the word
gven.
8, JUDICIOUS
(a) Acute (b) Rash
(c) Careful (d) Wise
9. CITE
(a) Present (b) Offer
(c) Forget (d) Allege
10, CLASH
(a) Battle (b) Argument
(c) Brush (d) Harmony
out of the
Directions
four alternatives, the following
selectInthe
(11-12): questions,
alternative which best expresses
the meaning ofthe
11, Kickthe bucketidiom/phrase.
(a) To abuse someone (b) To emphasise
(c) Todie (d) Toturn pale
12. Bear the palm
(a) Towin (b) Emotionless
(c) In disgrace (d) With a heavy heart
part of the
sentDireectnce.ions
(13-14): Improve the bracketed
13. As Ministers, their mandate (was be to) single-mindedly
 focus on results without having to worry about reporting to
a careerpolitician.
(a) will be to
(b) willing be to
(c) must to (d) Noimprovement
14. But the choices (is also an)
indication of the small talent
pool before Mr. Modi.
(a) might alsoan (b) are also an
(c) can also an (d) Noimprovement
Directions (15-16): In the following questions, out of the
four alternatives, select the alternative which is the best
substitute ofthephrase.
15. Gold and silver before using for
(a) Stones manufacturing
(b) Bullion
ornaments
(c) Currency (d) Money
16. Anything tending tomnove away from centre
(a) Centrifugal (b) Centripetal
(c) Centripede (d) Circumcentre
Directions (17-18): In the following questions, four words
aregiven out of which one word is correctly spelt. Select the
correctly spelt word.
17. (a) Accorate (b) Accuerate
(c) Acurrate (d) Accurate
18. (a) Adequate (b) Adecute
(c) Adecuate (d) Edequate
Directions (19-20): Rearrange the parts of the sentence in
correct order.
19. Activities in the
P: guided by the motive
Q: private sector are
R: to earn profits
(a) QRP (b) RPQ
(c) PQR (d) QPR
20. Rohan and Ranjan
P: about the terms
Q: had finished reading
R: ofcredit in class
(a) PQR (b) QPR
(c) RPQ (d) PRQ
23. A great man acknowledged me as a flatterer to him.
(a) Iwas acknowledged by a great man to be a flatterer.
(6) Iwas acknowledged by a great man to have been a
flatterer.
(c) Iwas acknowledged as a flatterer by a great man.
(d) Iwas acknowledged as a flatterer to a great man.
24. Can those happy moments be ever forgotten by me?
(a) Shall Iever forget those happy moments?
(b) Can Iever forget those happy moments?
(c) Will Iever forget those happy moments?
(d) CouldI ever forget those happy moments?
25. You have to do this immediately.
(a) This has been done by you immediately.
(b) This is being done by you immediately.
(c) This was being done by you immediately.
(d) This has to be done by you immediately.
26. The labourers were digging a canal.
(a) A canal is being digged by the labourers.
(b) Acanal was dug by the labourers.
(c) Acanal was being dug by the labourers.
(d) A canal had been dug by the labourers.
35. IMPOST
(b) Postage
(a) Tax (d) Dispatch
(c) Fertilizer
36. COARSE
(b) Training
(a) Rough (d) Grain
(c) Academic
37. SUPERSEDE
(b) Set aside
(a) Repeal (d) Enforce
(c) Suspend
38. PERILOUS
(a) Cautious (b) Dubious
(c) Monstrous (d) Dangerous
39. AFFLUENCE
(a) Influence (b) Awkwardness
(c) Richness (a) Difficulty
40. BIFURCATED
Dissected into pieces (b) Divided into two
(a) abused
(c) Thoroughly evaluate (d) Verbally
41. CONSENSUS
(a) Magnanimity (b) Proximity
(c) Unanimity (a) Equanimity
42. INDIGNATION
(a) Hatred (b) Anger
(c) Disapproval (d) Contempt
9. Youfind a black sheep in cvery community.
(a) One who does not Coopcrate
(b) Person with bad reputation
(c) One who lives the life of shame
(d) One who is always doing wrong
10. Please hold your tonguein this matter, otherwise you will
repent.
(a) Be silent (b) Give advice
(c) Defend (d) Argue
11. Once and for all
(a) Now and for the last time: finally
(b)To be successful in the first attempt
(c) To do a charitable act for the benefit of everybody
(d) Tospeak for the majority
12. After his business failed, he had to work very hard to keep
the wolf from the door.
(a) Keep away extreme poverty
(b) Earn an honest living
(c) Regain his lost position
(d) Defend from enemies
13. William left us with a heart-wrenching swan song.
(a) Last cry (b) Last gift
(c) Last prayer (d) Last performance
14. You have been trying to solve this puzzle for a long time.
be careful so that youavoid barking up the wrong tree.
(a) Trying to solve problems
(b) Trying to find something at a wrong place
(c) Keep working constantly
(d) Climbing the wrong tree
15. Sheila's talltales have no meaning.
(a) Jealousy (b) Greed
(c) Boasting (d) Pride