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I. His views are opposite to mine.
II. The speech was aposite to the occasion.

  • A.If only sentence I is correct;
  • B.If only sentence II is correct;
  • C.If both the sentences I and II are correct;
  • D.If I as well as II are incorrect, but both could be made correct by interchanging the underlined words;
  • E.If neither I nor II is correct and the sentence could not be made correct by interchanging underlined words

Answer: A

Only sentence I is correct.

Opposite means contrary, which is right in the first sentence. The second needs apposite, meaning apt or fitting - and it is spelt aposite there besides. Interchanging the two words would not help, since apposite is not among them.

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