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(1) Everyone speaks of gravity of employment in India but very few suggest away free from danger or difficulty. (2) Everyone speaks of gravity of employment in India but very few suggest away not to free from danger or difficulty. (3) Everyone speaks* of gravity of employment in India but very few suggest’ away in out of danger. (4) Everyone speaks of gravity of employment in India but very few suggest difficulty. Explanation : The answer is option (1) as the underlined part means ‘free from danger’. So you have to choose option (1) and shade/blacken the corresponding answer in your Answer Sheet. 1472-C 66. Willy nilly he has to go ‘there. (1) He praises or not, he has to go there. (2) He wishes or not, he has to go there. (3) He is not wishes he has to go there. (4) He prays or not, he has to go there. 67.The communal policy of Aurangzeb put the last nail in__the coffin of the Mughal Empire. (1) The communal policy of Aurangzeb opened the Mughal Empire. (2) The communal policy of Aurangzeb was the last event which brought about the complete end of the Mughal Empire. (3) The communal policy of Aurangzeb brought happiness to the Mughal Empire. (4) The communal policy of Aurangzeb was the last event that gave good name to thé Mughal “Empire. ve (20)68. Don’t believe him. He is a_wolf in sheep’s clothing. (1) Don’t believe him. He is a ruthless person who pretends to be harmless. (2) Don’t believe him. He is a dangerous person who pretends to be harmful. Don’t believe him. He is a worthless person, 3 (4) Don’t believe him. He is cunning to other. 69. Shylock had a windfall and suddenly became rich. (1) Shylock had an unexpected good fortune and suddenly , became rich. (2) Shylock had unfortunate gains and suddenly became rich. (3) Shylock had suddenly become rich. (4) Shylock had = an expected good fortune and became rich, /472-C (21) Direction ; For Question Nos. 70 to 73, a word/phrase is given followed by four options. You have to select the option which explains the meaning of the word/phrase and shade/blacken the correct answer in your Answer Sheet. Example : Amass (1) Concentrate (2) Rotate (3) Accumulate (4) Separate Explanation : Amass means ‘accumulate’, so option (3) is correct and you have to shade/ blacken the same in your Answer Sheet, 70. Naive (1) Simple (2) Polished (3) Guileless (4) Affected IP. 7.0.71, Imbecile (1) Mentally weak (2) Mental giant (3) Intellectual (4) Wise 72. Squalid (1) Disorderly (2) Inferiorly (3) Dirty (4) Dreary 78. Ruthless (1) Sympathetic (2) Truth rho (3) Careless Boies rbole.” (4) Merciless: « 1472-0 Direction : Question Nos. 74 to 77 have an expression each which can be replaced by a single word. Choose the most appropriate word from among the alternatives and shade/ blacken the corresponding circle in your Answer Sheet. Example : The story of a person’s life, written by another (1) Biography (2) Autography » (3) Paragraphy (4) Autobiography . Explanation : Since: ‘Biography’ is the most appropriate-word for the given expression. You have to shade/blacken the option (1) in your Answer Sheet. 74. A place of burial... * 4) Cemetery and (2) Anniversary: n : At (3) Contempo ye +e (4) Amnesty alethe the 75. Government by representatives of” people (1) Detective (2) Democracy (3) Nursery (4) Mercenary 76. That which is against law (1) Megible (2) Ilicit (3) Mlegal (4) Indelible 77. One who has great love for one’s country (1) Patient (2) Pedestrian (3) Veteran (4) Patriot Direction : Question Nos. 78 to 80 are based on the degrees of comparison (positive, comparative and superlative). Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate word/words from the given alternatives and Shade/Dblacken the corresponding circle accordingly in your Answer Sheet. 1472-C . (23) Example : A kite can’t fly as as a plane, (1) high (2) highest (3) higher (4) more high Explanation : Since option (1) is the correct choice for the above question, so you must shade/blacken option (1) in your Answer Sheet, 78. Dolly works Tom. (1) hardest (2) hard (3) harder (4) more hard 79. She speaks _____ of all. (1) loudty (2) most loudly (8) loudest (4) None of the above than 80. He doesn't singas__as she does. (1) melodiously (2) melodiest (3) melodier (4) more melody [2 T.0.Direction : In Question Nos. 81 to 84,there are sentences which are divided and numbered into three parts and one of the parts may contain an error. Identify the error by (1), (2) or (3) given under the parts of the sentence. If there is no error, mark (4) no error. Shade/blacken the corresponding circle in your Answer Sheet. Example : Neither_he / nor his team / (2) were present that day / (3) No error 4) Explanation : The correct answer in this case is option (3). Jt should be “was. present that day’, so you must shade/ blacken the option (3) for this question in your Answer Sheet. My two son-in-law have 81. qe come / to see me. / No error No error By at ) 1472-C 2, The Pacificis / a deepest {1} 2) ocean / intheworld, / {3) No error , 4) gg, The coach told that / every () Q) one of the players / have to (3) attend the training, . f No error : 4) ' gq, Nosooner did / * the tiger () a A appear / then he-shot it bey, (3) | down. / No error (4) sty a (24)Direction : Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow (Question Nos. 85 to 88). Your answers to these questions should be based. on the passage only. Passage Possessing a good vocabulary is. an asset. Good vocabulary is a mark of culture. It also aids in successful self-expression. Experts opine that vocabulary enhances reading comprehension too. Vocabulary could be enriched through various means such as reading and conversation. Referring to a dictionary is a very good vocabulary building exercise. To enlarge the word-stock, one has to develop the habit of glancing idly over the dictionary. For any language enthusiast, dictionary should be a lifelong companion. 85. ‘Vocabulary’ means (1) word-stock (2) voice (3) Vehicle (4) gestures 1472-C (25) 86. Vocabulary could be enhanced through (1) reading (2) conversation (3) dictionary (4) All of the above 87. Good vocabulary is essential because it (1) is a mark of culture (2) aids in self-expression (3) enhances comprehension reading (4) All of the above 88, Pick the word that does not mean ‘mprove’. (1) Endure (2) Enhance (3) Enrich (4) Enlarge: IP. 7.0.Direction : Choose the synonyms for the given underlined words (Question Nos. 89 to 92) and shade /blacken the correct answer in your Answer Sheet. Example : He gave it a mighty push and it opened. (1) Weak (2) Strong (3) Weaker (4) String Explanation : In the answer the word strong, that is option (2), is synonym to the underlined word ‘mighty’ in the given sentence. So you have to shade/ blacken option (2) in your Answer Sheet. 89. Obstinate people make others’ lives difficult. (1) Innocent (2) Submissive (3) Stubborn (4) Unhappy 1472-C 90. Savoury foods are not necessarily healthy. (1) Salty (2) Oily (3) Appetizing (4) Rancid 91. The erring accountant was ordered to make full restitution to the aggrieved customer, (1) Apology (2) Return of money (3) Acknowledgement (4) Explanation 92. If we are servile, ‘it doesn’t help us in earning self- respect. (1) Soft (2) Slavish (3) Generous (4) Cunning (26)Direction : To answer Question Nos. 93 to 96, choose thé word which is an antonym or the most opposite in meaning to the underlined word and shade/blacken the corresponding circle in your Answer Sheet. Example : Girl was represented as a true patriot. (1) Impatriot (2) Traitor (3) ‘Traitor (4) Nationalist . Explanation : In the answer, the word ‘traitor’, that is,option (2), is opposite of the underlined word ‘patriot’. So you Have to shade/ blacken option (2) in your Answer Sheet. 93. My grandfather sank down into..voluminous armchair. (1) Small (2) Large (3) Vast (4) Spacious 1472-C (27) 94. We have abundant evidence to prove his guilt. (1) Rich (2) Searce (3) Infinite (4) Profuse 95. She hated the insolent tone of his voice. (1) Respectful , (2) Rich (3) Determined (4) Sullen 96. The picture has too much redundant detail. (1) Dilatory (2) Employed (3) Astute - (4) Necessary [P.T.0.Direction : Question Nos. 97 to 100 are designed to test your ability to use the right prefix. | Add a prefix so that the word conveys the meaning given in the brackets. Choose the most appropriate answer from the alternatives given below to complete the word by adding the prefix and shade/blacken the corresponding circle in your Answer Sheet. Example : The chief guest inaugurated a purpose society. (The society that works for many purposes) (1) multi” (3) fore (2} more (4) none Explanation : The correct answer is ‘multi’ here, which is option (1) in your Answer Sheet for example. 97.There has been a further small valuation against the dollar. ( Reduce the value of the doilar ) (1) de- (2) in- (3) dis- (4) un- 1472-C 98.He was worried that the plan might fire. ({ To fail to have the effect, to not work correctly ) (1) im- (2) in- (3) un- (4) mis- 99. This month marks my first anniversary as a smoker. (A person who does not smoke ) (1) pro- (2) non- (3) un- (4) dis- 100.If there was a marital agreement, the court would consider the matter. ( Happening before marriage ) (2) pre- , {2) post- (3) under- (4) un- (28)SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK 8a ude Ady we } ' /472-C (285): IP TO.1472-C SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK 8d) nda Aay 130) Aayo 1472-C SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK Way adaeef, ay (31)Do NOT OPEN THIS QUESTION BOOKLET UNTIL YOU ARE ASKED TO DO SO 2021 QUESTION BOOKLET . COMMUNICATION PAPER—II SUBJECT CODE : 472 ‘Time Allowed : 2 Hours Maximum Marks ; 100 INSTRUCTIONS 1, immediately after the commencement ofthe Fxamination, you should check that the Question Booldet dors NOT have srcsnged or torn or massing pagee ot qvestions etc. If so, get it replaced by a complete Question Bock of the ae eran Paper Version Code aa inted in your OMR Answer Sheet. 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