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I) General Awareness
1. The word Pakistan was coined by 6. Who is the author of the book "Third
(A) Choudhry Rahmat Ali Pillar" ?
(B) Mohammad Ali Jinnah (A) Raghuram Rajan
(B) Shaktikanta Das
(C) Liaqat Khan
(C) Manmohan Singh
(D) Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
(D) None of the above
2. Operation Blue Star was carried out by
7. Who among the following Indian
Indian Army in
Presidents died in office?
(A) Srinagar (A) Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed and Zakir
(B) Shimla Husain
(C) Pulwama (B) Rajendra Prasad and V. V. Giri
(D) Amritsar (C) Zail Singh and K. R. Narayanan
(D) Venkatraman and Shanker Dayal
3. Which is the country with highest Sharma
Thorium reserves?
8. Who is the MP of Ladakh?
(A) China
(A) Jamyang Tsering Namgyal
(8) Kazhakstan
(8) Thupstan Chhewang
(C) India
(C) Thuntsog Namgyal
(D) Australia
(D) Syed Husain
4. World's first fully solar powered airport 9. Who was the Founder, Director and
is located in which country ? Professor of Physics at the Tata Institute
(A) UAE of Fundamental Research?
(B) Singapore (A) Anil Kakodkar
(C) India (8) P. K. Iyengar
(C) Homi Jahangir Bhabha
(D) United States of America
(D) Homi Sethna
5. Who was the last British Governor
10. Who was the first Minister of Commerce
General of India?
and Industry of independent India?
(A) Lord Cornwallis
(A) Shyama Prasad Mukherjee
(B) Lord Rippon (B) 8. R. Ambedkar
(C) Lord Mountbatten (C) Jawaharlal Nehru
(D) Lord Irwin (0) C. D. Deshmukh
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11. A motor vehicle to which a semi-trailer 15. The type of motor vehicle which carries
is attached is called as passengers for hire and is engaged
(A) Axle weight under a contract, expressed for the
use of such vehicle as a whole for the
(8) Special vehicle
carriage of passengers mentioned.
(C) Tractor (A) Private carriage
(0) Articulated vehicle (8) Tourist carriage
(C) Contract carriage
12. In relation to an axle of a vehicle the
total weight transmitted by the several (0) All India carriage
wheels attached to that axle to the
16. The license issued by a competent
surface on which the vehicle rests
authority under Chapter II authorising
(A) gross weight the person specified therein to drive
(8) axle weight (A) driving licence
(C) laden weight (8) contract carriage
(0) unladen weight (C) transport permit
(0) fitness
13. The certificate issued by a competent
authority to the effect that a motor 17; means in respect of any
vehicle has been duly registered in vehicle the total weight of the vehicle
accordance with the provisions of and load certified and registered
Chapter IV by the registering authority as
permissible for that vehicle.
(A) certificate of registration
(A) unladen weight
(8) certificate of fitness
(8) laden weight
(C) certificate of permits
(C) axle weight
(0) certificate of insurance
(0) gross vehicle weight
14. In relation to a stage carriage,
18. means a transport vehicle or
means a person engaged in collecting
omnibus the gross vehicle weight of
fares from passengers, regulating their either of which or a motor car or tractor
entrance into, or exit from, the stage or road-roller the unladen weight of
carriage and performing such other any of which, does not exceed 1[7,500]
functions as may be prescribed kilograms.
(A) driver (A) light motor vehicle
(8) supervisor (8) medium motor vehicle
(C) conductor (C) articulated vehicle
(0) inspector (0) invalid vehicle
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19. A motor vehicle specially designed and 23. A vehicle not mechanically propelled
constructed, and not merely adapted, (other than a trailer), which is intended
for the use of a person suffering from to be connected to a motor vehicle and
some physical defect or disability, and which is so constructed that a portion
used solely by or for such a person of it is super-imposed on, and a part of
(A) light goods carriage whose weight is borne by that motor
(8) invalid carriage vehicle
(C) contract carriage (A) stage carriage
(0) transport carriage (8) registered axle weight
20. Any goods carriage the gross vehicle (C) tractor
weight of which, or a tractor or a road- (0) semi-trailer
roller the unladen weight of either of
which, exceeds 12,000 kilograms which 24. A contract carriage constructed or
means adapted and equipped and maintained
(A) medium goods vehicle in accordance with such specifications
as may be prescribed in this behalf
(8) medium passenger vehicle
means a
(C) heavy goods vehicle
(A) public service vehicle
(0) light passenger vehicle
(8) semi-trailer
21. Any motor vehicle constructed or (C) stage carriage
adapted to carry more than six
(0) tourist vehicle
passengers, but not more than twelve
passengers, excluding the driver, for
25. Any vehicle, other than a semi-trailer
hire or reward as
and a side-car drawn or intended to be
(A) medium goods vehicle drawn by a motor vehicle is called
(8) maxi cab (A) tractor
(C) invalid carriage
(8) route
(0) contract carriage
(C) omnibus
22. A motor vehicle constructed or adapted (0) trailer
to carry more than six persons excluding
the driver and ordinarily used by or on 26. A motor cycle with engine capacity not
behalf of the owner of such vehicle for exceeding 50 cc may be driven in a
the purpose of carrying persons for, or public place by a person after attaining
in connection with, his trade or business the age of
other than hire or reward.
(A) eighteen years
(A) private service vehicle
(8) twenty years
(8) public service vehicle
(C) fifteen years
(C) omnibus
(0) sixteen years
(0) motor cab
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27. Subject to the provisions of Section 18, 31. A motor vehicle constructed to carry
a person shall drive a transport vehicle
more than six passengers excluding
in any public place after attaining the
age of the driver for hire or reward at separate
(A) twenty years fares paid by or individual passengers,
(8) eighteen years either for the whole journey or for stages
(C) twenty five years of the journey such type of vehicle is
(0) none of the above called
28. A person shall hold a driving licence (A) private service vehicle
specified therein to drive a motor
vehicle. A document authorising, in
(6) public service vehicle
accordance with the rules made under (C) stage carriage
Section of
(D) contract carriage vehicle
(A) 134
(8) 129 32. The road transport corporations
(C) 139
established under Section 3 of the
(0) 143
Road Transport Corporations Act
29. No person shall be granted a learner's
(A) 60 of 1950
licence to drive a transport vehicle
unless he has held a driving licence to (8) 50 of 1950
drive a light motor vehicle for at least
(C) 64 of 1950
(A) one year
(0) 74 of 1950
(8) two year
(C) five year
33. A public service vehicle, a goods
(D) ten year
carriage, an educational institution
30. Any motor vehicle used or adapted to bus or a private service vehicle means
be used for the carriage of passengers
for hire or reward is called as (A) tourist vehicle
(A) tourist vehicle (8) transport vehicle
(8) contract carriage vehicle (C) stage carriage
(C) private service vehicle
(D) contract carriage vehicle
(0) public service vehicle
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34. The weight of a vehicle or trailer 38. Figure shows the cautionary sign of
including all equipment ordinarily used
with the vehicle or trailer when working,
but excluding the weight of a driver or
attendant is called as
(A) unladen weight
(8) axle weight (A) dangerous dip
(C) laden weight
(8) barrier ahead
(0) weight
(C) un guarded level
35. No person shall drive a motor vehicle in
any public place under the age of (0) slippery road
(A) twenty years
(8) fifteen years
(C) sixteen years
39. Figure shows the cautionary sign of
(0) eighteen years
36. Figure shows the mandatory sign
(M28) of
(A) side road right
(8) side road left
(A) compulsory turn left
(C) staggered road
(8) compulsory turn right (0) major road
(C) compulsory turn ahead
(0) compulsory keep left
40. Figure shows the cautionary sign of
37. Figure shows the mandatory sign
(M35) of
(A) cross road
(A) compulsory no sound horn
(8) no entry
(8) compulsory sound horn
(C) parking of auto rickshaw (C) narrow road
(0) cycle crossing
(0) stop
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ii) General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability
Question 41- 45 : 46. In a family of 6 members, B has 2
A family consists of six members P, a, R, x, daughters and an unmarried son. N is
Y and Z. a is the son of R but R is not mother a's (female) brother-in-law. 'L' has a
of a. P and R are married couple. Y is the
son'S'. a is F's sister. B is L's father.
brother of R. X is the daughter of P. Z is the
brother of P. Then F is S's
(A) Aunty
41. Who is the brother-in-law of R ?
(A) P (B) Brother
(B) Z (C) Father
(C) Y
(0) Uncle
(0) X
42. Who is the father of a ?
47. If in a certain code language NAME is
(A) R
written as 4258, then what is coded as
(B) P
MEAN?
(C) Z
(A) 8524
(0) None of these
(B) 5842
43. How many children does P have?
(C) 2458
(A) One
(B) Two (0) 5824
(C) Three
(0) Four 48. 2,7,16,1,46,67,92.
44. How many female members are there (A)36 (B)35
in the family?
(C) 29 (0) 41
(A) One
(B) Two 49. I went 10 m to the East, then tumed
North and walked another 15 m, then I
(C) Three
tu rned West and covered 12 m and then
(0) Four South and covered 15 m. How far am I
from my house?
45. How is a related to X ?
(A) 0 m
(A) Husband
(B) 2 m
(B) Father
(C) 3 m
(C) Brother
(0) 5 m
(0) Uncle
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50. Clothes, garment and shirt can be 54. How many even numbers are there
shown by
in the following sequence of numbers
(A) 00 0 which are immediately followed by an
odd number as well as immediately
(8) @O preceded by an even number?
(C) @) 8 6 7 6 8 9 3 2 7 5 3 422
5 2 2 8 11 9
3 5
(A) One (8) Five
(D) (@) 55.
(C) Three
If in a certain language 'TRACE' is
(D) None of these
written as 'GIZXV', then 'ROAST' is
51. In the following diagram ~ represents
written as
'healthy', 0 represents 'old' and 0
represents 'men'. Find the area in the (A) ILZHG (8) IMZHG
diagram which represents men, who are
healthy but not old. (C) ILZGH (D) IZLMG
Questions 56 - 57 :
Read the following information to answerthe
questions.
Number: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Symbol: x
* ? + $ • + ! ~
(A) 1 (8) 2 i. If any number begins by odd number,
(C) 3 (D) 7 then the odd number is symbolised by @.
ii. If any number ends by even number,
52. Two numbers whose sum is 32 and then the even number is symbolised
product is 256, are as© .
(A) 24,8 (8) 16,16
(C) 27,5 (D) 20,12 56. Which of the following will be symbol
of 6 7 3 258?
53. In the alphabet series below which letter
(A) • +? * $ ! (8) @? * $ !
should be ninth letter to the left of ninth
letter from the right, if the first half of the (C) @?$*! (D) • +? $ ©
given alphabet is reversed?
A8CDEFG HI J KLM 57. Which of the following will be the symbol
NOPQRS T U VW XYZ of 178524?
(A) D (8) F (A) @ + !$ * © (8) x + !$©
(C) E (D) I (C) @! $ * + (D) None of these
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58. Anil reached a place on Friday. He Questions 61 - 65 :
came to know that he was three days A, 8, C, D, E, F and G are sitting on a wall
and all of them are facing East." C is on the
earfierthan the scheduled day. If he had immediate right of D. 8 is at an extreme end
reached there on the following Sunday, and has E as his neighbour. G is between E
and F. D is sitting third from the South end.
how many days late/early he would
have been? 61. Who is sitting to the right of E ?
(A) A
(A) One day earlier (8) D
(8) One day late (C) C
(D) None of these
(C) Two days late
(D) Two days earlier
62. Which of the following pairs of people
are sitting at the extreme ends?
(A) A8
59. A player holds 13 cards of four suits of
(8) AE
which seven are black and six are red.
(C) C8
There are twice as many diamonds as (D) F8
spades and twice as many hearts as
63. Name the person who should change
diamonds. How many clubs does he places with C such that he gets the third
place from the North.
hold?
(A) E
(A) 4 (8) F
(8) 5 (C) G
(D) D
(C) 6
64. Immediately between which of the
(D) 7
following pairs of people is D sitting?
(A) AC
60. If 'P' means '+', 'Q' means 'x', 'T' means
(8) AF
'-;.-'and 'V' means '-'
(C) CE
then 18 P 12 T 4 Q 8 V 10 = ? (D) CF
(A) 52 65. Who is at the centre?
(8) 32 (A) 8
(8) D
(C) 12
(C) F
(D) 50 (D) G
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Question 66 - 70 : 71. Complete the matrix.
Read the following information carefully. 51 63 29
P, 0, R, S, T and U are six students procured 26 14 48
their masters degree in six different subjects
5 8 ?
- English, History, Philosophy, Physics,
410 680 580
Statistics and Mathematics. Two stay in hostel,
two stay as paying guest and the remaining (A) 9
two at their home. R does not stay at PG and
(8) 6
studies Philosophy. The students studying
Statistics and History does not stay at PG. T (C) 5
studies Mathematics and S studies Physics.
U and S stay in hostel. T stays at PG and (0) 7
O stays at home.
72. Among F, H, K, Rand 8 who reached
66. Which of the following paris of students Office last?
stay one each at hostel and at home?
I. Hand K reached office together.
(A) US (8) SR
(C) OR (0) Oata inadequate II. Only F and R reached office ahead
of K.
67. Who studies English?
(A) S (8) T (A) I alone are sufficient
(C) U (0) None of these (8) II alone are sufficient
68. Which of the following pairs of students (C) I and II both are not sufficient
stay at home?
(0) I and II both are sufficient
(A) PO (8) OR
(C) RS (0) ST
73. A worker may claim Rs. 15 for each km
69. Which of the following is incorrect? which he travels by taxi and Rs. 5 for
(A) Physics - Hostel each km which he drives his own car.
(8) English - Hostel If in one week he claimed Rs. 500 for
(C) Philosophy - Home
travelling 80 km, how many kms did he
(0) Mathematics - PG
travel by taxi ?
70. Which subject does 0 study? (A) 10
(A) History
(8) 20
(8) Statistics
(C) History or Statistics (C) 30
(0) Oata inadequate (0) 40
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iii) Arithmetical and Numerical Ability
81. Find the sum of prime numbers lying 86. The sum of two numbers is 25 and their
between 60 and 75. difference is 13. Find their product.
(A) 199 (A) 104
(8) 201 (8) 114
(C) 211 (C) 315
(0) 272 (0) 325
87. One year ago, the ratio of Gaurav's and
82. 337.62 + 8.591 + 34.4 =?
Sachin's age was 6 : 7 respectively.
(A) 370.611
Four years hence, this ratio would
(8) 380.511 become 7 : 8. How old is Sachin ?
(C) 380.611 (A) 5
(0) 426.97 (8) 36
(C) 38
83. =
If x * Y X2 + y2_ xy, then the value of (0) None of these
9 * 11 is
(A) '93 88. (1 oooy + (10)18= ?
(8) 103 (A) 10
(8) 100
(C) 113
(C) 1000
(0) 121
(0) 10000
84. If the angle of elevation of a top of a
tower from a point 100 metres from it, 89. 3.5 can be expressed in terms of
is 30°, then the height of the tower will percentage as
be, (A) 0.35%
100J3m (8) 3.5%
(A) (8) 10J3 m
3 (C) 35%
(C) 30 J3m (0) none of these (0) 350%
85. The average of a non-zero number and
its square is 5 times the number. The 90. If A : 8 : C = 2 : 3 : 4, then -:A -:8 -C
is equal to 8 C A
number is
(A) 9 (A) 4: 9 : 16
(8) 17 (8) 8: 9 : 12
(C) 29 (C) 8: 9 : 16
(0) 295 (0) 8: 9 : 24
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91. If a trains runs at a speed of 28 kmph 96. Which term comes next in the sequence
for 4 hours, at 30 kmph for 5 hours and AC, FH, KM, PR, ?
covers the remaining distance of 40 kms
in 1 hour, the average speed of the train
(A) UW
per hour will be (8) VW
(A) 40 km (8) 30.2 km (C) UX
(C) 35 km (0)' 42 km (0) TV
92. A does a work in 10 days and 8 does 97. 3 persons A, 8 and C completed a job
the same work in 15 days. In how many working for 5 days, 7 days and 9 days
days, they together will do the same respectively. Their daily wages were
work? in the ratio 4 : 3 : 2 and their total
(A) 5 days earnings amounted to ~ 1,180. Oaily
wages of 8 will be
(8) 6 days
(A) ~ 60
(C) 8 days
(8) ~ 50
(0) 9 days
(C) ~ 600
(0) ~ 15
93. January 1, 2004 was a Thursday. What
day of the week lies on Jan. 1,2005 ? T X
98 . -'2"-'?
(A) Thursday J' "H"
(8) Friday (A) 2
(C) Saturday (8) 3
(0) Sunday (C) 23
7
94. Find the odd man out. (0) 4
1,4,9,16,23,25,36
(A) 9 99. Ms. Priyasoldherbagatalossof7%. Had
she been able to sell it at a gain of 9%.
(8) 23
It would have fetched ~ 64 more than it
(C) 25 did. The cost price of the bag was
(0) 36 (A) RS.650 (8) RS.600
(C) Rs.400 (0) Rs.300
95. Find out the wrong number in the
sequence: 56, 72, 90, 110, 132, 150. 100. If A = 26, SUN = 27, then CAT = ?
(A) 72 (A) 24
(8) 110 (8) 27
(C) 132
(C) 57
(0) 150
(0) 58
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101. Bharati is 8 ranks ahead of Divya who 106. The total number of digits used in
ranks twenty-sixth in a class of 42. What numbering the pages of a book having
is 8harati's rank from the last? 366 pages is
(A) 9~ (8) 24~ (A) 732
(C) 25~ (0) 34~ (8) 990
102. If P means +, T means +, M means - (C) 1098
and 0 means x, then what will be the (0) 1305
value of the expression
12 M 12 0 28 P 7 T 15 ? 107. The population of a town increases
(A) -30 annually by 25%. If the present
population is 1 crore, then the difference
(8) -15
between the population after 3 years
(C) 15 and 2 years from now will be
(0) None of these
(A) 39,06,250 (8) 25,00,000
103. In an examination, a student scores (C) 75,00,000 (0) 12,80,000
4 marks for every correct answer and
108. A man is facing West. He turns 450 in
losses 1 mark for every wrong answer
If he attempts in all 60 questions and the clockwise direction and then another
secures 130 marks, the number Of 1800 in the same direction and then
questions he attempts correctly, is 2700 in the anti-clockwise direction.
Which direction is he facing now?
(A) 35 (8) 38
(C) 40 (0) 42 (A) South
(8) North-West
104. Find the correct number for '?'
(C) West
18 24 32 (0) South-West
12 14 16
3 ? 4 109. Find the missing number.
72 112 128
105.
(A) 2
(C) 4
(8) 3
(0) 5
If A + 8 > C + 0 and 8 + C > A + 0,
then
®®® (A) 13 (8) 15
(C) 17 (0) 19
(A) 0> 8
(8) C> 0 110. Find the missing number
(C) A> 0
4,8,28,80,244, ?
(A) 278 (8) 428
(0) 8> 0
(C) 628 (0) 728
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111. Choose the correct alternative. 1
__ aba __ ba _ ab 117. Sameera purchased 3 2 kg apples
(A) abbba (B) abbab and 4 ~ kg oranges. What is the total
(C) baabb (D) bbaba weight of fruits purchased by her?
1
112. Botany: Plants :: Entomology: ? (A) 8 4 kg
(A) Snakes (B) Insects
(B) 9~ kg
(C) Birds (D) Germs 4
1
113. Engineer is related to Machine in the (C) 12 4 kg
same way as Doctor is related to (D) None of these
(A) Hospital (B) Body 2 1
118. Evaluate 2 3 + 3 2 .
(C) Disease (D) Medicine
(A) 32 (B) 37
114. Choose the analogous pair. 6 6
Darkness : Lamp (C) 39 (D) None of these
6
(A) Fatigue: Exercise
119. In the given figure, PQRS is a
(B) Thirst: Water
parallelogram. Find x and y.
(C) Medicine: Illness s
i'..
(D) Study: Classroom ""R
115. Which set of numbers is like the given
set (48, 24, 12) ?
(A) (44,22,10) p
Q
(B) (46, 22, 11)
(A) x = 4 cm, y = 7 cm
(C) (40, 20, 1O) (B) x = 5 ern, y = 9 cm
(D) (42, 20, 1O) (C) x = 3 cm, y = 13 cm
I (D) x = 3 cm, y = 8 cm
116. Ramesh solved ~ part of an exercise
120. The probability of obtaining an even
while Seema solved 4 of it. Who solved prime on each die, when a pair of dice
lesser part ? 5
is rolled, is
(A) Ramesh
(B) Seema (A) ° (B) ~
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(C) Both solved same part (C) ~ (D) _1
(D) Cannot be determined 6 36
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Select the wrongly spelt word: Fill in the blanks with appropriate preposition:
161. (A) Furious 166. The ball rolled slowly __ the goal.
(B) Meriment (A) in
(C) Easier (8) into
(C) onto
(0) Business
(0) to
162. (A) Sader
167. How does the cat get the roof?
(8) Winnable
(A) into
(C) Preferred (8) on
(0) Slimming (C) onto
(0) at
Fill in the blanks with correct word from the
given options : 168. He sat down the arm chair.
(A) in
163. The postman hasn't come _
(B) into
(A) still (C) on
(8) till (0) onto
(C) yet
Use appropriate relative pronoun to fill in the
(0) none of the above blanks:
164. I am gOing to down for 169. He is married somebody _
a few minutes. I really don't like.
(A) lie (A) who
(B) lay (B) what
(C) lain (C) which
(0) none of the above
(0) none of the above
170. It's a book will interest
165. the papers on the table. children of all ages.
(A) lay (A) who
(B) layed (B) whom
(C) laid (C) which
(0) lain (0) when
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Change the voice of the given sentence: Complete the sentences using correct
options.
171. 'This house was built in 1486'.
176. Watch and pray lest _
(A) They build this house in 1486.
(A) you would fall into temptation.
(8) They built this house in 1486. (8) you will fall into temptation.
(C) They had built this house in 1486. (C) you should fall into temptation.
(0) They have built this house (0) you could fall into temptation.
in 1486.
177. If I were a king, _
172. "A friend of ours is repairing the roof". (A) I would make you my queen.
(8) I will make you my queen.
(A) The roof is being repaired by a
(C) I can make you my queen.
friend of ours.
(0) I may make you my queen.
(8) The roof is repaired by a friend
of ours. 178. He said that _
(C) The roof was repaired by a friend (A) he will stand for elect on to the
Assembly.
of ours.
(8) he might stand for election to the
(0) The roof repaired by a friend Assembly.
of ours. (C) he can stand for election to the
Assembly.
Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles: (0) none of the above
173. boy, who stood first, Select suitable question tag for the following
was given a prize. sentences:
(A) A 179. It is rather hot today, ?
(8) An (A) is it
(C) The (8) isn't it
(0) No article needed (C) was it
(0) wasn't it
174. Commonsense is great virtue.
180. You want this book, ?
(A) a (A) don't you
(8) an (8) do you
(C) the (C) can you
(0) no article needed (0) can't you
181. The match won't be cancelled,
175. He left school at an early age.
----?
(A) a (A) won't you
(8) an (8) willyou
(C) the (C) won't it
(D) no article needed (D) will it
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Identify the words underlined: Fill in the blanks with appropriate phrasal
verb :
182. The flowers were artistically arranged.
(A) noun 187. If you go round the places you are
likely to strange things.
(8) pronoun
(A) come down
(C) verb (8) come across
(0) adverb (C) come in
(0) come up
183. The two rivals hated each other.
188. It is not good to others.
(A) verb
(A) run into
(8) adjective
(8) run away
(C) pronoun (C) run down
(0) adverb (0) run up
184. How dare he do such a thing? 189. The animals in fables human
characters.
(A) pronoun
(A) stood up
(8) preposition (8) stand out
(C) main verb (C) stand by
(0) auxiliary verb (0) stand for
Select the sentence which has an error:
Select the sentence which has a transitive
. verb: 190. (A) The horse and carriage are at
the door.
185. (A) Many trees fall in the monsoon. (8) The ship, with its crew, was lost.
(8) Rise early with the lark. (C) No nook or corner was left
unexplored.
(C) Woodmen fell trees. (0) Many a man has done so.
(0) Sit there.
191. (A) He gave me an advice.
(8) The scenery here is very good.
186. (A) The girl ran down the street.
(C) 8etween you and me affairs
(8) We shall stop here. look dark.
(C) The show opens at six 0' clock. (0) Each of the girls gave her own
version of the affair.
(0) He broke the glass.
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Fill in the blanks with appropriate words from Punctuate the following:
the given option. 196. 'How clever of you to have solved the
puzzle so quickly said the mother.
People moan about poverty as a great (A) "How clever of you to have solved
the puzzle so quickly ? said the
__ 19_2_ ; and it seems to be an accepted
mother.
193 that if people only had plenty of (8) How clever of you to have solved
the puzzle so quickly, said the
money, they would be happy and 194
mother.
and get more out of life. As a rule, there is more (C) 'How clever of you to have solved
the puzzle so quickly,' said the
genuine satisfaction in life and more obtained
mother.
from life in the humble cottage of the poor man (0) 'How clever of you to have solved
the puzzle so quickly' said the
than in the of the rich.
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195
mother.
192. (A) deed
Select the synonym of the words in capital:
(8) virtue
(C) evil 197. CONTRITE
(D) right (A) rueful (8) remorseless
193. (A) belief (C) impenitent (0) hurtful
(8) thought
198. REPEAL
(C) act
(A) annul (8) keep
(D) custom
(C) continue (D) say again
194. (A) pleasure
Select the antonym of the words in capital:
(8) evil doing
(C) useful 199. CARNAL
(D) regret (A) wild (8) natural
195. (A) buildings (C) spiritual (D) heathen
(8) huts 200. IDLE
(C) cottages (A) busy (8) wrongful
(D) palaces
(C) felonious (D) criminal
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