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Q1: Choose the correctly spelt word?

(A) Pricision

(B) Precision

(C) Presision

(D) Precition

Q2: He — very quickly when I met him yesterday?

(A) was walking

(B) walks

(C) has walked

(D) has been walking

Q3: I am afraid he’s — stupid, and won’t understand what you mean

(A) fairly

(B) not

(C) not only

(D) rather

Q4: You will pass your examination. If you — hard

(A) worked

(B) have worked

(C) work

(D) will have worked

Q5: We have a friend — plays the piano.

(A) what

(B) which

(C) that

(D) who

Q6: The antonym, of ‘Fortune’ is —

(A) Disfortune

(B) Misfortune

(C) Unfortune

(D) Fortunate

Q7: One who sees the bright side of things

(A) pessimist

(B) misogynist

(C) optimist

(D) misanthropist

Q8: He has — lodged a complaint against her

(A) since

(B) still

(C) yet

(D) already

Q9: Passive voice of ‘she cast her vote’

(A) Her vote is casted

(B) Her vote was casted

(C) Her vote is cast

(D) Her vote was cast

Q10: Invite him to the marriage (change the voice)

(A) Let the marriage be invited

(B) Let him be invited to the marriage

(C) Let him invited to the marriage

(D) Let the marriage be invited him

Q11: Plural form of half

(A) half

(B) halfs

(C) halves

(D) halvs

Q12: The speaker adjorned the house —

(A) Bonafide

(B) Sine die

(C) In camera

(D) Dejure

Q13: The boy had finished his home work when —

(A) I called him

(B) I had called him

(C) I have called him

(D) I call him

Q14: Would you mind — this letter?

(A) post

(B) posts

(C) posted

(D) posting

Q15: The older he got —he became

(A) more happier

(B) happier

(C) the happier

(D) the happy

Q16: The lady said , “I saw the culprit”. Change into indirect

(A) The lady said, “the she had saw the culprit”

(B) The lady said that she had seen the culprit

(C) The lady said that she saw the culprit

(D) None of these

Q17: The idiom ‘A white elephant’ means —

(A) A useless one

(B) A strong person

(C) Intellignet

(D) None of these

Q18: The tiller was standing — in the filed

(A) stationary

(B) sationery

(C) stationery

(D) stationory

Q19: Nehru was fond — children

(A) for

(B) on

(C) of

(D) at

Q20: The synonym of ‘disburse’ is —

(A) payout

(B) earn

(C) collect

(D) disturb

Q21: It’s late. I must — now

(A) go

(B) to go

(C) going

(D) gone

Q22: The sound of coins

(A) Jingling

(B) Rippling

(C) Rusting

(D) Chattering

Q23: Let Kamala and — try their luck

(A) his

(B) he

(C) him

(D) None of these

Q24: ‘Alter ego’ means:

(A) Enemy

(B) Intimate friend

(C) Without end

(D) Wreckage

Q25: — air is essential for life

(A) A

(B) An

(C) The

(D) No preposition needed

Q26: The collective noun for ‘ladies’

(A) Gang

(B) Crew

(C) Bevy

(D) Flock

Q27: One of the teachers — teaching the students

(A) is

(B) are

(C) have been

(D) will have

Q28: One word substitution for ‘A person with no belief in religion’

(A) Bigot

(B) Partisan

(C) Infidel

(D) Invidious

Q29: Choose a suitable interpretation for the idiom ‘to blaze a trail’

(A) to set fire

(B) to blow one’s trumpet

(C) to be annoying

(D) to initiate work

Q30: Choose the word which is spelt correctly

(A) Accommodation

(B) Accomodation

(C) Accommadation

(D) Acomodation

Q31: Fill in the suitable comparative form of the adjective: “Have you heard the — news”

(A) late

(B) later

(C) latest

(D) lated

Q32: Fill in the suitable preposition: “My mother told me — never cry —spilt milk”

(A) of, on

(B) to, over

(C) that, at

(D) so, upon

Q33: Pick out the adjective from the following sentence: “Neha comes here every day”

(A) comes

(B) here

(C) every

(D) day

Q34: Find out which part of a sentence has an error

(A) The way to increase the production of the food

(B) is to bring more land

(C) under cultivation

(D) No error

Q35: The place where public, government or historical records are kept

(A) Coffer

(B) Pantry

(C) Archives

(D) Scullery

Q36: Find the correctly spelt word

(A) separetion

(B) seperation

(C) seperetion

(D) separation

Q37: In the following questions, sentences are given with blanks to be filled in with an appropriate words She made her stepson her — to her large fortune

(A) hare

(B) heir

(C) hair

(D) here

Q38: “If you don’t keep quiet I shall shoot you”, “he said to her in a calm voice”. Change into indrect speech

(A) He warned her to shoot if she didn’t keep quiet calmly

(B) He said calmly that I shall shoot you if you don’t be quiet

(C) He warned her calmly that, he would shoot her if she didn’t keep quiet

(D) Calmly he warned her that, be quiet or else he will have to shoot her.

Q39: I know him. Change into passive voice

(A) He is known by me

(B) He was known to me

(C) He has been known by me

(D) He is known to me

Q40: My uncle is —in this factory at present

(A) work

(B) working

(C) worked

(D) works

Q41: He came — the street to meet me.

(A) above

(B) across

(C) against

(D) among

Q42: Taj Mahal is — most beautiful building in India

(A) the

(B) a

(C) an

(D) None of these

Q43: I have lived here — three years

(A) for

(B) from

(C) by

(D) in

Q44: I have a girl friend — father works in England

(A) who

(B) whom

(C) whose

(D) which

Q45: Leave on time, lest you — miss the train

(A) will

(B) should

(C) would

(D) could

Q46: Let’s go, —?

(A) shall we

(B) hadn’t I

(C) did they

(D) was he

Q47: That which cannot be believed – Give one word

(A) Incredible

(B) Zealot

(C) Luxative

(D) Epicure

Q48: He continued to sleep on the park bench in order to — as many ways as possible.

(A) economics

(B) economy

(C) eonomies

(D) economically

Q49: Choose the word which is correctly spelt

(A) Rendezvous

(B) Rondevou

(C) Rezendevous

(D) Rendevouz

Q50: Brito usually — till midnight

(A) read

(B) reads

(C) has read

(D) reading

Q51: The employees decided to — the strike as their demands have been accepted by the Prime Minister?

(A) put off

(B) lie down

(C) set out

(D) call off

Q52: The correct passive voice of the sentence ‘Raju has written a novel’ is

(A) Raju has been written a novel

(B) A novel was written by Raju

(C) A novel was being written by Raju

(D) A novel has been written by Raju

Q53: It is time you — your lessons

(A) complete

(B) completed

(C) should complete

(D) completing

Q54: Cry of a goose is called?

(A) how

(B) honk

(C) gaggle

(D) bray

Q55: The patient cured — his old illness

(A) of

(B) from

(C) off

(D) by

Q56: The latin phrase ‘abinitio’ means

(A) from the beginning

(B) at first sight

(C) temporarily

(D) for the time being

Q57: Time — all sorrows

(A) heels

(B) heals

(C) hails

(D) heirs

Q58: Let us go for a walk,—?

(A) shall we?

(B) should we

(C) don’t we

(D) none

Q59: Take an umbrella in case —

(A) it may rain

(B) it rains

(C) it will rain

(D) it rained

Q60: A lion may be helped even by a little mouse, Is the active form of

(A) A little mouse may even help a lion

(B) Even a little mouse may help a lion

(C) A little mouse can even help a lion

(D) Even a little mouse ought to help a lion

Q61: Add suitable preposition, I sat —an armed chair

(A) in

(B) on

(C) upon

(D) over

Q62: Complete the proverb, One swallow does not make —

(A) a winter

(B) a summer

(C) a spring

(D) an autumn

Q63: He declared that the book was not —

(A) our

(B) her’s

(C) hers

(D) your

Q64: Which part of the sentence is wrong?

(A) I have

(B) not yet taken

(C) my meals

(D) No error

Q65: What is the plural form of ‘Bureau’?

(A) Bureau

(B) Bureaux

(C) Bureaus

(D) None of these

Q66: The young one of a Kangaroo is called—

(A) Joey

(B) Foal

(C) Cygnet

(D) kid

Q67: Select a suitable phrasal verb, If you — a single detail, you will be punished

(A) leave out

(B) turn down

(C) leave by

(D) pass off

Q68: I said to my brother, “Let us go to some hill station for a change”

(A) I asked my brother to go to some hill station for a change

(B) I asked my brother if he would go to some hill station for a change

(C) I permittedmy brother to go to some hill station for a change

(D) I suggested to my brother that we should go to some hill station for a change

Q69: The average weight of 24 students in a class is 35kg. If the weight of the teacher is included, the average is risen by 400 gm. The weight of the teacher is?

(A) 50 kg

(B) 55 kg

(C) 45 kg

(D) 53 kg

Q70: 100 oranges are bought for ‘350 and sold at the rate of ’48 per dozen. The percentage of profit or loss is?

(A) 15% loss

(B) 15% gain

(C) 14 2/7% loss

(D) 14 2/7% profit

Q71: Two trains one 160m and the other 140m long are running in opposite directions on parallel rails, the first at 77km/hour and the other at 67 km/hour. How long will they take to cross each other?

(A) 7sec

(B) sec

(C) 6 sec

(D) 10 sec

Q72: A trader marks his goods at 20% above the cost price. If he allows a discount of 5% on the marked price, what profit percent does he make?

(A) 0.14

(B) 0.16

(C) 0.18

(D) 0.2

Q73: A watch which gains uniformly is 2 minutes low at noon on Monday and is 4 min. 48 sec fast at 2 p.m. on the following Monday. When was it correct?

(A) 2 p.m. on Tuesday

(B) 2 p.m. on Wednesday

(C) 3 p.m. on Thursday

(D) 1 p.m. on Friday

Q74: A boy was asked to multiply a certain number by 25. He multiplied it by 52 and got his answer more than the correct one by 324. The number to be multiplied was?

(A) 24

(B) 18

(C) 27

(D) 12

Q75: If 60% of A’s income is equal to 75% of B’s income, then B’s income is equal to x % of A’s income. The value of x is

(A) 70

(B) 60

(C) 80

(D) 90

Q76: 56% of a number is less than its 72% by 56. What is the 70% of that number?

(A) 245

(B) 235

(C) 240

(D) 350

Q77: Product of two numbers is 252. If their HCF is 2, Find thei LCM?

(A) 126

(B) 128

(C) 130

(D) 132

Q78: If the C.I on a certain sum for 3 years at 10% per annum be Rs. 331, what would be the simple interest?

(A) Rs.200

(B) Rs.500

(C) Rs.400

(D) Rs. 300

Q79: The opposite of the word ‘synthetic’ is

(A) Natural

(B) Affable

(C) Plastic

(D) Cosmetic

Q80: If he had applied for the post,—

(A) he get it

(B) he will get it

(C) he will have got it

(D) he would have got it

Q81: This is the matter — I am proud

(A) which

(B) that

(C) who

(D) of which

Q82: The Government is confident that the standard of living will begin to

—?

(A) flourish

(B) rise

(C) lift

(D) revive

Q83: A great change has come — the world since the war?

(A) in

(B) into

(C) over

(D) along

Q84: — under repair, I have to take the deviation?

(A) being the road

(B) The road being

(C) The road

(D) Being

Q85: My father is a doctor. So I know much about medicines (Use the absolute construction)

(A) My father is a doctor to know about medicines

(B) My father is a doctor and I know much about medicines

(C) My father being a doctor, I know much about medicines

(D) Being a doctor, I know much about medicines

Q86: Neither the soldiers nor their Commander — to be blamed

(A) are

(B) is

(C) were

(D) have

Q87: The policeman asked me where —

(A) I am going

(B) I was going

(C) am I going

(D) was I going

Q88: Animal that feeds on its own species called

(A) Lexicographer

(B) Philanthropist

(C) Calligrapher

(D) Cannibal

Q89: The door must have been opened —a key

(A) in

(B) by

(C) at

(D) with

Q90: The opposite of ‘Appoint’ is

(A) Disappoint

(B) Refuse

(C) Decline

(D) Dismiss

Q91: — book you want is out of print

(A) The

(B) some

(C) A

(D) An

Q92: The feminine gender of ‘Lad’

(A) Lord

(B) Lady

(C) Lass

(D) Ewe

Q93: This is the boy — pocket was picked

(A) who

(B) whom

(C) whose

(D) which

Q94: Continuing fighting between parties, families clans etc

(A) Enmity

(B) Feud

(C) Quarrel

(D) Skirmish

Q95: The fruits were ripe,—?

(A) isn’t it

(B) wasn’t it

(C) are they

(D) were they

Q96: Pick up the correct form

(A) Begar

(B) Begger

(C) Beggar

(D) Beger

Q97: If I had gone for the interview—

(A) I would get the job

(B) I would have got the job

(C) I will get the job

(D) I will have get the job

Q98: The strike was — after the Minister’s assurance

(A) called up

(B) called off

(C) called for

(D) called upon

Q99: Find the error part

(A) The clerk was

(B) not intimidated by

(C) his boss’s bullying

(D) No error

Q100: Choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word? EMACIATED

(A) healthy

(B) luxurious

(C) intelligent

(D) Sympathetic

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