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Read the following passage and answer the given subquestions
I am a rather elderly man. The nature of my avocations for the last thirty years has brought me
into more than ordinary contact with what would seem an interesting and somewhat singular set
of men, of whom as yet nothing that I know of has ever been written:—I mean the law-copyists or
scriveners. I have known very many of them, professionally and privately, and if I pleased, could
relate diverse histories, at which good-natured gentlemen might smile, and sentimental souls
might weep. But I waive the biographies of all other scriveners for a few passages in the life of
Bartleby, who was a scrivener of the strangest I ever saw or heard of. While of other law-copyists I
might write the complete life, of Bartleby
nothing of that sort can be done. I believe that no materials exist for a full and satisfactory
biography of this man. It is an irreparable loss to literature. Bartleby was one of those beings of
whom nothing is ascertainable, except from the original sources, and in his case those are very
small. What my own astonished eyes saw of Bartleby, that is all I know of him, except, indeed, one
vague report which will appear in the sequel.
Ere introducing the scrivener, as he first appeared to me, it is fit I make some mention of myself,
my employées, my business, my chambers, and general surroundings; because some such
description is indispensable to an adequate understanding of the chief character about to be
presented.
Imprimis: I am a man who, from his youth upwards, has been filled with a profound conviction
that the easiest way of life is the best. Hence, though I belong to a profession proverbially
energetic and nervous, even to turbulence, at times, yet nothing of that sort have I ever suffered
to invade my peace. I am one of those unambitious lawyers who never addresses a jury, or in any
way draws down public applause; but in the cool tranquility of a snug retreat, do a snug business
among rich men’s bonds and mortgages and title-deeds. All who know me, consider me an
eminently safe man. The late John Jacob Astor, a personage little given to poetic enthusiasm, had
no hesitation in pronouncing my first grand point to be prudence; my next, method. I do not
speak it in vanity, but simply record the fact, that I was not unemployed in my profession by the
late John Jacob Astor; a name which, I admit, I love to repeat, for it hath a rounded and orbicular
sound to it, and rings like unto bullion. I will freely add, that I was not insensible to the late John
Jacob Astor’s good opinion.
Source: Bartleby, the Scrivener - Herman Melville
Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
The speaker complains about _________________.
Options :
6406531505588. His job
6406531505589. The lack of literature about interesting men he has met
6406531505590. Singular set of men
6406531505591. Scriveners

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Choose an appropriate word that means the same as ‘avocation’.
Options :
6406531505592. Altercation
6406531505593. Job
6406531505594. Hobby
6406531505595. Jobless

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
The speaker would avoid biographies of all other scriveners for a few passages about the life of
Bartleby because ________________.
Options :
6406531505596. Bartleby was the best among them
6406531505597. Bartleby was famous

6406531505598. Bartleby led a secret life
6406531505599. Lack of materials regarding the life of Bartleby

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
What is regarded as an irreparable loss to literature?
Options :
6406531505600. Lack of satisfactory biography of the speaker
6406531505601. Lack of satisfactory biography of Bartleby
6406531505602. Both Lack of satisfactory biography of the speaker and Lack of satisfactory
biography of Bartleby
6406531505603. Lack of biographies of law copyists

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Choose an appropriate word that could replace ‘ascertainable’.
Options :
6406531505604. Uncertain
6406531505605. Determinable
6406531505606. Inaccessible
6406531505607. Unclear

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
The speaker is a/an ______________.
Options :
6406531505608. Lawyer
6406531505609. Scrivener
6406531505610. Judge
6406531505611. Unambitious lawyer

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Choose an appropriate antonym for ‘tranquility’.
Options :
6406531505612. Chaotic
6406531505613. Commission
6406531505614. Calmness
6406531505615. Indisposable

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Choose an appropriate synonym for ‘snug’.
Options :
6406531505616. Wicked
6406531505617. Secret
6406531505618. Comfortable
6406531505619. Filthy

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
The speaker engages in the work of _____.
Options :
6406531505620. Arguing in front of a jury
6406531505621. Writing biographies of scriveners
6406531505622. Looking after rich men’s possession documents
6406531505623. Literary production

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
John Jacob Astor had high regards about the speaker’s
Options :
6406531505624. Prudence
6406531505625. Literary skill
6406531505626. Argumentative skill
6406531505627. Knowledge about finances


Listen to the audio and answer the given subquestions:
885_640653_0_1984128_hsi002ete1s1qmq3.mp3
Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
The word destiny is stressed on the______________ syllable.
Options :
6406531505628. Second syllable
6406531505629. Third syllable
6406531505630. First syllable
6406531505631. Fourth syllable

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
The word midnight is stressed on the_______ syllable.
Options :
6406531505634. Fifth syllable

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
The word suppressed is stressed on the_______ syllable.
Options :
6406531505638. Fourth syllable

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Identify the number of syllables in the word substantially.
Options :
6406531505640. 5
6406531505641. 2
6406531505642. 3
6406531505643. 4

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Identify the number of syllables in the word utterance.
Options :
6406531505644. 5
6406531505645. 3
6406531505646. 4
6406531505647. 2

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Identify the number of syllables in the word dedication.
Options :
6406531505648. 4
6406531505649. 1
6406531505650. 2
6406531505651. 3

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
There are two syllables in the word soul.
Options :
6406531505652. TRUE
6406531505653. FALSE

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2

The vowel in the second syllable of the word moment is ______.
Options :
6406531505654. Short
6406531505655. Long

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Choose the appropriate pause for the following sentence as you hear in the audio:
Long years ago we made a tryst with destiny and now the time comes when we shall redeem our
pledge not wholly or in full measure but very substantially at the stroke of the midnight hour when
the world sleeps India will awake to life and freedom
Options :
6406531505656. Long years ago we made a tryst with destiny// and now the time comes/ when
we shall redeem our/ pledge not wholly or in full measure but very substantially/ at the stroke of
the midnight hour when the world/ sleeps India will awake to life and freedom
6406531505657. Long years ago we made a tryst with/ destiny and now the time comes when/
we shall redeem our pledge not wholly/ or in full measure but very substantially at the stroke// of
the midnight hour when the world sleeps/ India will awake to life/ and freedom
6406531505658. Long years ago/ we made a tryst/ with destiny/ and now/ the time comes/
when we shall redeem our pledge/ not wholly/ or in full measure/ but very substantially// at the
stroke of the midnight hour/ when the world sleeps/ India will awake/ to life and freedom
6406531505659. Long years ago/ we made a tryst with destiny and now the time/ comes when
we shall redeem our pledge not wholly/ or in full measure// but very substantially at the stroke/ of
the midnight hour when the world/ sleeps India will awake to/ life and freedom

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Choose the appropriate pause for the following sentence as you hear in the audio:
A moment comes which comes but rarely in history when we step out from the old to the new
when an age ends and when the soul of a nation long suppressed finds utterance
Options :
6406531505660. A moment comes which comes/ but rarely in history/ when we step out/ from
the old to the new when/ an age ends and when the soul/ of a nation long suppressed/ finds
utterance
6406531505661. A moment comes which/ comes but rarely in history when we/ step out from
the old to the/ new when an age ends and when/ the soul of a nation/ long suppressed finds/
utterance
6406531505662. A moment comes which comes but rarely in history/ when we step out from
the old to the new when an age/ ends and when the soul of a nation/ long suppressed/ finds
utterance
6406531505663. A moment comes/ which comes but rarely in history/ when we step out from
the old to the new/ when an age ends/ and when the soul of a nation/ long suppressed/ finds
utterance

Read the following exchange between a student and a professor and answer the given
subquestions:
Abeer: Hi, Professor Sriram. My name is Abeer.
Prof. Sriram: Hi, Abeer. How can I help you?
Abeer: I was told that you place students in internships for various university programs.
Prof. Sriram: Yes.
Abeer: Well, I am interested in the internship at the university art museum… what responsibilities
interns have, what qualifications they need to have...
Prof. Sriram: Sorry, those positions are all filled for this year...
Abeer: Oh! But I just saw the announcement on the museum website this morning.
Prof. Sriram: Unfortunately, the website is out of date.
Abeer: I want to do museum work after I graduate, and the job experience would look great on my
résumé. Plus it's the only paid internship on campus.
Prof. Sriram: I understand. However, there are some other ways to get some work experience,
even if it's not exactly what you want. For instance, the library is looking for student volunteers.
Abeer: The library? But...

Prof. Sriram: Well, they're planning an exhibition of photographs documenting the history of the
university. And they're looking for student volunteers to help go through the archives and select
images that'll show how the university's changed over the last hundred years.
Abeer: Hmm...
Prof. Sriram: Now that's only a four-week project, I think. And, of course, it's unpaid.
Abeer: But it would be something to put on my résumé...

Prof. Sriram: Exactly. Why don't you read the job description—it's posted on the library's website.
If you're interested, let me know, and I'll put in a good word for you with Geeta Raj. She's the
library's exhibitions director and will be interviewing applicants.
Abeer: OK, I'll do that right away.
Sub questions
Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
What do the speakers mainly discuss?
Options :
6406531505664. Work opportunities for students
6406531505665. The professor's work at the museum
6406531505666. The man's qualifications for a job
6406531505667. Possible careers for the man after he graduates

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Why does Abeer want to intern at the university’s art museum?
Options :
6406531505668. Because museum internships are paid a lot, and he needs the money
6406531505669. Because he needs to fulfill a credit requirement
6406531505670. Because he couldn’t find a job yet, and needs some work experience
6406531505671. Because he wants to work in a museum after he graduates, and needs the
experience

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2

Why is Abeer disappointed?
Options :
6406531505672. He has to quit his job at the library.
6406531505673. The professor will not allow him to take her class.
6406531505674. The university recently closed its museum.
6406531505675. The internship he wants is unavailable.

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
What will be displayed in the exhibition at the university library?
Options :
6406531505676. Rare books
6406531505677. Paintings
6406531505678. Photographs
6406531505679. Historical reports

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Why is the library conducting an exhibition?
Options :
6406531505680. To show the history of the town
6406531505681. To show how the university has changed over the last hundred years
6406531505682. To mark the silver jubilee year of the university
6406531505683. To document the histories of famous alumni from the university

Fill in the blanks with correct expressions of numbers/values/quantity and answer the given
subquestions.
Global economic activity is experiencing a broad-based and sharper-than-expected slowdown,

with inflation (1) _____________________ than seen in several decades. The cost-of-living crisis,
tightening financial conditions in most regions, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the lingering
COVID-19 pandemic all weigh heavily on the outlook. Global growth is forecast to slow from 6.0
percent in 2021 to 3.2 (2)______________________ in 2022 and 2.7 percent in 2023. This is the weakest
growth profile since 2001 except for the global financial crisis and the (3) _______________________
phase of the COVID-19 pandemic. Global inflation is forecast to rise from 4.7 percent in 2021 to 8.8
percent in 2022 but to decline to (4) ______________________________ 6.5 percent in 2023 and to (5)
______________________ 4.1 percent by 2024. Monetary policy should stay the course to restore price
stability, and fiscal policy should aim to alleviate the cost-of-living pressures while maintaining a
sufficiently tight stance aligned with monetary policy.
Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Choose the correct answer for blank (1).
Options :
6406531505684. Higher
6406531505685. High
6406531505686. Bigger
6406531505687. Massive
Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Options :
6406531505688. About
6406531505689. Percent
6406531505690. Mostly
6406531505691. Most

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Options :
6406531505692. Right
6406531505693. Obtuse
6406531505694. Parallel
6406531505695. Acute

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2

Options :
6406531505696. Mostly
6406531505697. Percent
6406531505698. About
6406531505699. Most

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Options :
6406531505700. Approximately
6406531505701. Mostly
6406531505702. Percent
6406531505703. Most
Question Shuffling Allowed : Yes

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
In the following sentence, identify the adjunct.
Anuradha is leaving after she has had her dinner.
Options :
6406531505704. Her dinner
6406531505705. After she has had her dinner
6406531505706. Is leaving after
6406531505707. Anuradha is leaving

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Choose an option that fits well for the following situation.
Asking your colleague for financial reports
Options :
6406531505708. Give me those reports
6406531505709. Could you please give me those reports
6406531505710. Can you give me those records
6406531505711. Will you give me those reports

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Convert the following sentence to active voice.
The money was counted by the banker.
Options :
6406531505712. The banker was counted by the money.
6406531505713. The banker counted the money.
6406531505714. The banker will count the money.

6406531505715. The banker is counting the money.

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
“They won the match.” If the intonation is on ‘match’ it means _______________.
Options :
6406531505716. The speaker is raising a question out of exclamation
6406531505717. The speaker is not specifying anything
6406531505718. The speaker states the fact that they won the match
6406531505719. None of these

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
A series of faux pax led to his expulsion from the university. Here ‘faux pax’ means ________________.
Options :
6406531505720. Inappropriate behaviour
6406531505721. Events
6406531505722. Complaints
6406531505723. Actions
Question Shuffling Allowed : Yes

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Reena, who developed the algorithm, was honoured in the meeting. Here the adjectival clause is
_____________.
Options :
6406531505724. Who developed the algorithm
6406531505725. Was honoured
6406531505726. Was honoured in the meeting
6406531505727. No adjectival clause

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Identify the type of clause embedded in the following sentence.
He is sure that Hari will walk in any time soon.
Options :
6406531505728. Relative clause
6406531505729. Adjectival clause
6406531505730. Adverbial clause
6406531505731. Complement clause

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Rohan resigned and joined a new company. This sentence is a ___.
Options :
6406531505732. Simple sentence
6406531505733. Compound sentence
6406531505734. Complex sentence
6406531505735. Embedded sentence

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
The competition, which was postponed earlier, was held successfully. Here the relative clause has
______________function.
Options :
6406531505736. Nominal
6406531505737. Adjectival
6406531505738. Adverbial
6406531505739. Object

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Zain _______________ be in a cranky mood today.
Options :
6406531505740. Could
6406531505741. Would
6406531505742. Should
6406531505743. None of these

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
She informed them that she ______________ be late for the meeting.
Options :
6406531505744. Would
6406531505745. Will
6406531505746. Is
6406531505747. Have

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
I heard rumours that OnePlus _______________ stop operations in India. (Weak possibility)
Options :
6406531505748. Could
6406531505749. Will
6406531505750. Can
6406531505751. Might

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
________________ we make a move? (Polite suggestion)
Options :
6406531505752. Might
6406531505753. Will
6406531505754. Shall
6406531505755. Can

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
They received money to retain the player for this season. The number of bound roots in this sentence
is _____________.
Options :
6406531505756. One
6406531505757. Zero
6406531505758. Two
6406531505759. Four

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Ajay won the championship. The mood in this sentence is __________.
Options :
6406531505760. Indicative
6406531505761. Subjunctive
6406531505762. Imperative
6406531505763. Interrogative

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
“A subject and a predicate, placed side by side, will make a sentence.”
Options :
6406531505764. TRUE
6406531505765. FALSE

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Bilal was visiting Lucknow after almost a decade. Identify the tense in the sentence.
Options :
6406531505766. Future perfect
6406531505767. Present progressive
6406531505768. Past perfect progressive
6406531505769. Past progressive

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Rugma often visits her grandparents. Here the adverb is ____________.
Options :
6406531505770. Often
6406531505771. No adverb
6406531505772. Her
6406531505773. Visit

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
You closed the door yesterday. The interrogative form of this sentence is _______________
Options :
6406531505774. Do you close the door?
6406531505775. Did you close the door yesterday?
6406531505776. Are you closing the door?
6406531505777. Will you close the door yesterday?

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Convert the following sentence into active voice.
You are easily scared by loud noises.
Options :
6406531505778. Loud noises are scaring you.
6406531505779. You scare loud noises.

6406531505780. Loud noises easily scare you.
6406531505781. Loud noises scare will easily scare you.

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
She destroyed the whole system, ____________?
Options :
6406531505782. Don’t she
6406531505783. Didn’t she
6406531505784. Doesn’t she
6406531505785. Won’t she

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
I know who our principal is. In this sentence, the subordinate clause is ___________.
Options :
6406531505786. Who our principal is
6406531505787. Our principal
6406531505788. I know
6406531505789. I know who

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
I was consulting with him _________ to consider their proposal.
Options :
6406531505790. If
6406531505791. Either if or whether can be used
6406531505792. Whether

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
He is a visiting professor at our department. The participle in this sentence is _________________.
Options :
6406531505793. Is
6406531505794. Visiting
6406531505795. Our
6406531505796. At

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
They are playing football. The passive form will be _______________.
Options :
6406531505797. Football is being played by them
6406531505798. Football was played by them
6406531505799. Football has been playing by them

6406531505800. Football will be played by them

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Pick the odd one from the following
Which, who, that, are
Options :
6406531505801. Which
6406531505802. Who
6406531505803. That
6406531505804. Are

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
There has been an increase in student enrollment. This sentence is _____________.
Options :
6406531505805. Habitual/Indefinite
6406531505806. Continuous
6406531505807. Past perfect continuous
6406531505808. Present perfect continuous

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
The police understood the modus operandi of the robbers. Here ‘modus operandi’ means
______________.
Options :
6406531505809. Hideout
6406531505810. Method of action
6406531505811. Headquarters
6406531505812. Leader

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
_______________, this is the last round of the game.
Options :
6406531505813. Presumably
6406531505814. Accidently
6406531505815. Foolishly

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
The team members were tested positive. ______ the match was called off.
Options :
6406531505816. Due
6406531505817. As a result
6406531505818. Because

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
He drove the ambulance fastly _________________ busy traffic.
Options :
6406531505819. Despite
6406531505820. Inspite of
6406531505821. Despite of
6406531505822. Both Despite and Inspite of

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
The match results lifted the spirits of fans. The meaning of this sentence is ____________________.
Options :
6406531505823. Spirit was given to fans after the match
6406531505824. The match results made the fans cheerful
6406531505825. Fans lifted spirit after the match
6406531505826. Fans were drunk after the match

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Metaphors are words or phrases that do not have literal or direct meaning. This statement is
Options :
6406531505827. TRUE
6406531505828. FALSE

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
He liked her very much. The negative of this sentence will be - He ______________ like her very much.
Options :
6406531505829. Does not
6406531505830. Do not
6406531505831. Did not
6406531505832. Was not

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Deva bought her _____________.
Options :
6406531505833. Anything
6406531505834. Nothing
6406531505835. Something
6406531505836. Both Nothing and Something

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Question Id : 640653452509 Question Type : COMPREHENSION Sub Question Shuffling

Question Numbers : (86 to 95)

Question Label : Comprehension

Read the following passage and answer the given subquestions

Source: Bartleby, the Scrivener - Herman Melville

Question Number : 86 Question Id : 640653452510 Question Type : MCQ Is Question

Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

The speaker complains about _________________.

6406531505588. His job

6406531505589. The lack of literature about interesting men he has met

6406531505590. Singular set of men

Question Number : 87 Question Id : 640653452511 Question Type : MCQ Is Question

Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

Choose an appropriate word that means the same as ‘avocation’.

Question Number : 88 Question Id : 640653452512 Question Type : MCQ Is Question

Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

6406531505596. Bartleby was the best among them

6406531505597. Bartleby was famous

6406531505599. Lack of materials regarding the life of Bartleby

Question Number : 89 Question Id : 640653452513 Question Type : MCQ Is Question

Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

What is regarded as an irreparable loss to literature?

6406531505600. Lack of satisfactory biography of the speaker

6406531505601. Lack of satisfactory biography of Bartleby

6406531505603. Lack of biographies of law copyists

Question Number : 90 Question Id : 640653452514 Question Type : MCQ Is Question

Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

Choose an appropriate word that could replace ‘ascertainable’.

Question Number : 91 Question Id : 640653452515 Question Type : MCQ Is Question

Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

The speaker is a/an ______________.

6406531505611. Unambitious lawyer

Question Number : 92 Question Id : 640653452516 Question Type : MCQ Is Question

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Choose an appropriate antonym for ‘tranquility’.

Question Number : 93 Question Id : 640653452517 Question Type : MCQ Is Question

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Choose an appropriate synonym for ‘snug’.

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The speaker engages in the work of _____.

6406531505620. Arguing in front of a jury

6406531505621. Writing biographies of scriveners

6406531505622. Looking after rich men’s possession documents

6406531505623. Literary production