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GeneralEnglishandGeneralTelugu 9th Nov

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Subject Name : General English and General Telugu
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Choose the option which explains the following statement.

‘The new policy has left the middle class in the cold.’
Options :
1. The new policy allows sufficient provisions for the middle class.
2. The new policy ignores the welfare of the middle class.
3. The new policy is about the cold weather.
4. The new policy leaves enough space for middle class.
Choose the option which explains the following statement.

‘Gaurav and Gyan worked for a long sunny day. We were down for the count by the evening.’
Options :
1. We set down to count our earnings.
2. We fell down due to the sunlight.
3. We were extremely tired.
4. By the evening we were refreshed.
Choose the option which explains the given proverbial expression.

‘A leopard doesn’t change its spots.’
Options :
1. Basic nature cannot change.
2. A Leopard’s spots are attractive.
3. Leopards do not change spots unless it is necessary.
4. We ought not change opinions too frequently.


‘All lay loads on a willing horse.’
Options :
1. A horse is willing to carry loads forever.
2. Good people are always appreciated.
3. Hardworking people are given important responsibilities.
4. If you are sincere and hardworking, people take advantage of you. You’ll get more work to
do.

‘Ask me no questions and I will tell you no lies.’
Options :
1. Either ask me sincere questions or keep shut.
2. I am tired of answering questions today.
3. Don’t ask me the question which I cannot answer honestly.
4. You usually ask too difficult questions to tell a lie.
Which of the following is an antonym of FACILE?
Options :
1. Obvious
2. Hasty
3. Difficult
4. Fair
Which of the following is an antonym of PROFLIGATE?
Options :
1. Spendthrift
2. Frugal
3. Extravagant
4. Servile
Which of the following is a synonym of ADJUNCT?
Options :
1. Addition
2. Detached
3. Isolated
4. Approved
Which of the following is a synonym of OBDURATE?
Options :
1. Elitist
2. Adamant
3. Supple
4. Compassionate
Choose the right option to fill in the blanks.

Savita ______ Ravi to get a bottle of ______.
Options :
1. sent; scant
2. sent; scent
3. scant; scent
4. send; sand
Indicate the most appropriate option to fill in the blanks:

Seeing the ______ on his skin, the young actor would ______ loudly.
Options :
1. wale; veil
2. wail; weal
3. wail; wale
4. wale; wail

You may bring some wheat ______, and I’ll pluck the ______ that you chose.
Options :
1. floor; flower
2. flower; floor
3. floor; flour
4. flour; flower

I would send you the first ______ of my report on the ______ in my district.
Options :
1. drought; draught
2. draught; drought
3. draft; draught
4. draft; drought

The workers must ______ themselves ______ the facilities provided by the company management.
Options :
1. avail; of
2. attain; with
3. arrive; at
4. avail; from

Dr. Saryu S. is appointed as an ______ professor of Philosophy in Bhiwani.
Options :
1. complement
2. added
3. appendage
4. adjunct
Indicate the option which is suitable to fill in the blank.

Gopal was excellent at mimicry and singing. He is still very ______ among his schoolmates.
Options :
1. accepted
2. popular
3. notorious
4. conventional
Choose the option which can replace the word in parenthesis.

The teacher (persuaded) the student to work hard.
Options :
1. convinced
2. brainwashed
3. indoctrinated
4. programmed

Kanha is an adorable young man with a (exceptional) personality.
Options :
1. strange
2. weird
3. unique
4. scarce

Malini is such an adorable girl, I like her (relaxed) ways.
Options :
1. irresponsible
2. carefree
3. careless
4. hasty

If you find any issue with the project, you can always (talk about) it with me.
Options :
1. discuss
2. argue
3. contest
4. dispute
Choose the most appropriate option that contains the following expression:
‘Girish is my friend. He is a doctor. Have I told you about that?’
Options :
1. Have I asked you about my friend Girish who was a doctor?
2. Did I informed you about my friend Girish who is a doctor?
3. Have I told you about my friend Girish who is a doctor?
4. Did I tell you about my friend who is a doctor Girish?
‘My father has shifted to a better paying job. He is not happy there.’
Options :
1. My father has shifted to a better job, so as he is not happy there.
2. My father has shifted to a better job, but he is not happy there.
3. My father has shifted to a better job, or he is not happy there.
4. My father has shifted to a better job, either he is not happy there.
‘We started playing hockey at 10:00 a.m. We are still playing.’
Options :
1. We have been playing hockey since 10:00 a.m.
2. We had been playing hockey since 10:00 a.m.
3. We have been playing hockey from 10:00 a.m.
4. We have started playing hockey from 10:00 a.m. till now.
‘Komal packed her bags well in the morning. She left for Puna in the afternoon.’
Options :
1. Komal packed her bags and left for Puna.

2. Komal had packed her bags in the morning before she left for Puna in the afternoon.
3. Komal packed her bags in the morning before she had left for Puna in the afternoon.
4. Komal has packed her bags in the morning and have left for Puna in the afternoon.
‘I am really tired. I’ll help you in your project.’
Options :
1. Even though I’m really tired, I’ll help you in your project.
2. I’ll help you in your project since I’m really tired
3. Though I’ll help you in your project, yet I’m tired.
4. I’m really tired so I’ll help you in your project.
Choose the most appropriate option to complete the following expression:

My new office ______ constructed.’
Options :
1. is currently been
2. have been currently
3. is currently under
4. is currently being

Try doing sufficient practice ______ multitasking on your part.
Options :
1. so that it is
2. however it may
3. so that it makes
4. even if it takes

Prerna made a mistake ______ her details in the form.
Options :
1. when she used to enter
2. then she entered
3. when she was entering
4. while she have entered
Choose the option which is appropriately punctuated:
Options :
1. The basic needs are: bread, clothes, shelter.
2. The basic needs are bread, clothes and shelter.
3. The basic needs are bread, clothes, and, shelter.
4. The basic needs are - bread - clothes and shelter.

Options :
1. The Captain shouted showing a pen, “I want to know who’s got its cap?”
2. The Captain shouted showing a pen, “I want to know who’s got it’s cap?”
3. Showing a pen, the captain enquired that “who’s got its cap?”
4. The Captain shouted showing a pen, “I want to know who’s got it’s cap”?
Options :
1. “despite the pandemic,” The manager said, “the profits are satisfactory.”
2. The manager said, that the profits are satisfactory, despite the pandemic.
3. The manager said that the profits were satisfactory despite the pandemic.
4. The manager told, “The profits are satisfactory despite the pandemic”?
Choose the option in which the given text is appropriately punctuated:

dont stop at the first sign of knee pain staying active strengthening the muscles around the joint
and developing good movement patterns can alter and in some cases reverse the trajectory
Options :
1. Don’t stop at the first sign of knee pain - staying active, strengthening the muscles around
the joint and developing good movement patterns can alter, and in some cases reverse, the
trajectory?
2. Don’t stop at the first sign of knee pain staying active. Strengthening the muscles around the
joint, and developing good movement patterns can alter. And in some cases reverse, the
trajectory.
3. Don’t stop at the first sign of knee pain? Staying active, strengthening the muscles around the
joint and developing good movement patterns can alter and in some cases reverse the trajectory.
4. Don’t stop at the first sign of knee pain. Staying active, strengthening the muscles around the
joint and developing good movement patterns can alter, and in some cases reverse, the trajectory.

my son explained my password has two As three 6s and two 4s Im quite alert against cyber frauds
why are you so worried besides this he also gave me some tips about digital transaction
Options :
1. My son explained, “My password has two As, three 6s and two 4s I’m quite alert against cyber
frauds. Why are you so worried?” Besides, this he also gave me some tips about digital transaction.
2. My son explained, “My password has two A’s, three 6’s and two 4’s. I’m quite alert against
cyber frauds. Why are you so worried?” Besides this, he also gave me some tips about digital
transaction.
3. My son explained, My password has two A’s, three 6’s and two 4’s. I’m quite alert against
cyber frauds. Why are you so worried? Besides, this he also gave me some tips about digital
transaction.
4. My son explained my password has two A’s, three 6’s and two 4’s. I’m quite alert against cyber
frauds, Why are you so worried? Besides this he also gave me some tips about digital transaction.”

im really happy with my performance said the runner i don’t think I left any stone unturned in
preparing for this event im going to win the next race also
Options :
1. “I’m really happy with my performance,” said the runner, “i don’t think I left any stone
unturned in preparing for this event. I’m going to win the next race also.”
2. I’m really happy with my performance. said the runner. “I don’t think I left any stone
3. “I’m really happy with my performance,” said the runner. “I don’t think I left any stone
4. “I’m really happy with my performance.” said the runner. “i don’t think I left any stone
Arrange the following jumbled parts into a meaningful sentence:

p) that precedes the main verb
q) helping verb is
r) time, number and person.
s) an auxiliary verb
t) and conveys information about
Options :
1. prtsq
2. qpsrt
3. qsptr
4. ptsqr
Arrange the following jumbled parts into a meaningful sentence:

p) insisted that I should return
q) It had been
r) since I had been away from
s) almost two decades
t) the hockey field and my friends
Options :
1. qrspt
2. tpsqr
3. rsqtp
4. qsrtp
Arrange the following jumbled parts into a meaningful passage:

p) If your child is struggling with low grades.
q) Don’t blame the child for it.
r) Also, remind them of the stories of your own struggle.
s) You need to trust your child.
t) Tell them how people succeed, instead.
Options :
1. sqtpr
2. pqrts
3. spqtr
4. tqpsr
Choose the most appropriate option to complete the expression.

______ children like playing and dancing.
Options :
1. Some of
2. Most of
3. Most
4. All of

The Erose Grand is ______ hotel in the city.
Options :
1. more expensive
2. the most expensive
3. most expensive
4. older

Deepa: Why do you want to shift from that building, Simmi?
Simmi: I cannot ______ the noisy kids of the neighborhood.
Options :
1. put on with
2. put out on
3. put up with
4. put off at

‘The police department is serious about traffic-related cases. They are planning to ______ rash
driving.’
Options :
1. come down on
2. come up with
3. come out of
4. come forward in

‘I’m ______ those who do not listen to others.’
Options :
1. unable to get down to
2. having aversion to
3. not able to get away with
4. not able to get along with


‘Roma and Roni used to be good friends. It’s shocking to hear that they ______.’
Options :
1. get out
2. sorted out
3. have fallen out
4. have worked out

‘Initially, my mother used to be annoyed with us. Gradually she learned to ______ our silly tricks.’
Options :
1. take after
2. come into
3. play out on
4. play along with

‘I didn’t like my first job very much at the time but, ______ it, it’s a learning experience.’
Options :
1. looked to
2. looking back on
3. turn down
4. according to
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Read the following passage and answer the questions.
Let us begin by asking what the historian in practice does when he is confronted by the necessity
of assigning causes to events. The first characteristic of the historian’s approach to the problem of
cause is that he will commonly assign several causes to the same event. Marshall the economist
once wrote that ‘people must be warned off by every possible means from considering the action
of any one cause... without taking account of the others whose effects are commingled with it ‘.
The examination candidate who, in answering the question ‘Why did revolution break out in Russia
in 1917?’, offered only one cause, would be lucky to get a third class. The historian deals in a
multiplicity of causes. If he were required to consider the causes of the Bolshevik revolution, he
might name Russia’s successive military defeats, the collapse of the Russian economy under
pressure of war, the effective propaganda of the Bolsheviks, the failure of the Tsarist government
to solve the agrarian problem, the concentration of an impoverished and exploited proletariat in
the factories of Petrograd, the fact that Lenin knew his own mind and nobody on the other side
did - in short, a random jumble of economic, political, ideological, and personal causes, of long-
term and short-term causes. But this brings us at once to the second characteristic of the
historian’s approach. The candidate who, in reply to our question, was content to set out one after
the other a dozen causes of the Russian revolution and leave it at that, might get a second class,
but scarcely a first; ‘well-informed, but unimaginative’ would probably be the verdict of the
examiners. The true historian, confronted with this list of causes of his own compiling, would feel a
professional compulsion to reduce it to order, to establish some hierarchy of causes which would
fix their relation to one another, perhaps to decide which cause, or which category of causes,
should be regarded ‘in the last resort’ or ‘in the final analysis’ (favourite phrases of historians) as
the ultimate cause, the cause of all causes. This is his interpretation of his theme; the historian is
known for the causes which he invokes.
Sub questions
Which of the following options indicates the central theme of the given passage?
Options :
1. A historian aims at establishing all the causes of history.
2. The imaginative study of all the causes of history.
3. How does causation in history work?
4. Considering the causes of the Bolshevik Revolution
Which of the given statements are true in the context of the passage?
I. A true historian would feel but should not establish a hierarchy of causes.
II. A historian aims at subjective evaluation of history.
III. Bolshevik Revolution was a result of multiple causes.
iv. The true historian would place the various causes in hierarchical order.
Options :
1. Only I, II and III
2. Only II
3. Only II, III and IV

4. Only III and IV
Which of the following statement(s)do(es) not follow?

I. A candidate must list down all the causes of a historical event to secure first position.
II. A true historian tries to reach the ultimate cause of history.
III. The ultimate cause is the objective cause of the event untouched by historian’s intentions.
IV. A historian deals with a multiplicity of causes and decides on the ultimate cause.
Options :
1. Only II and III
2. Only I and III
3. Only I
4. Only I, III, IV
Which of the following factors imply in the passage?

I. History is objective in nature.
II. History’s subjectivity should be overlooked while reading a historical text.
III. No causative aspect must be ruled out while reading history.
IV. A historical narrative is shaped by a historian’s intention.
Options :
1. Only I, II and III
2. Only III and IV
3. Only II and IV
4. Only II
Identify the word from the passage which means opposite to ‘DISPERSED’.
Options :
1. Confronted
2. Hierarchy
3. Commingled
4. Verdict
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GeneralEnglishandGeneralTelugu 9th Nov

Subject Name : General English and General Telugu

Creation Date : 2022-11-09 12:48:56

Total Marks : 100

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Actual Answer Key : Yes

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General English and General Telugu

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Maximum Instruction Time : 0

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Correct Marks : 1 Wrong Marks : 0.33

Choose the option which explains the following statement.

2. The new policy ignores the welfare of the middle class.

3. The new policy is about the cold weather.

4. The new policy leaves enough space for middle class.

Correct Marks : 1 Wrong Marks : 0.33

Choose the option which explains the following statement.

1. We set down to count our earnings.

2. We fell down due to the sunlight.

3. We were extremely tired.

4. By the evening we were refreshed.

Correct Marks : 1 Wrong Marks : 0.33

Choose the option which explains the given proverbial expression.

1. Basic nature cannot change.

2. A Leopard’s spots are attractive.

3. Leopards do not change spots unless it is necessary.

4. We ought not change opinions too frequently.

Correct Marks : 1 Wrong Marks : 0.33

Choose the option which explains the given proverbial expression.

1. A horse is willing to carry loads forever.

2. Good people are always appreciated.

3. Hardworking people are given important responsibilities.

Correct Marks : 1 Wrong Marks : 0.33

Choose the option which explains the given proverbial expression.

1. Either ask me sincere questions or keep shut.

2. I am tired of answering questions today.

3. Don’t ask me the question which I cannot answer honestly.

4. You usually ask too difficult questions to tell a lie.

Correct Marks : 1 Wrong Marks : 0.33

Which of the following is an antonym of FACILE?

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Which of the following is an antonym of PROFLIGATE?