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Q.1-10. Which of the Phrases (1), (2) (3) and (4) given below each sentence should replace the phrases printed in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically correct? If the sentence is correct as it is given and no correction is required, mark (5) as the answer.
Q.1. The pressure ran down the morale of the judge, his efficiency and ability.
1. run down the morale
2. runs the morality
3. running the morale
4. ran up the morals
5. no correction required
Q.2. The corporation introduced air-conditioning bus services in the city.
1. air-conditioned bus services
2. air- conditions buses services
3. air-conditioner buses service
4. air-condition bus services
5. no correction required
Q.3. The team has decided to resumed the search operation tomorrow.
1. resume the searching operation
2. resume the search operation
3. resumed the search operate
4. resumes the searched operation
5. no correction required
Q.4. The report concluded that the tremors did not have anywhere impact on the dam.
1. had many impact
2. has any impact
3. have any impact
4. having many impact
5. no correction required
Q.5. Concerned over the increasing incidents of rabies, the district administration has decided to began a vaccination drive for stray dogs.
1. begins a vaccine drive
2. begin a vaccination drive
3. beginning vaccination drive
4. began a vaccine drive
5. no correction required
Q.6. Goa’s traditional fishermen have opposed mechanized beach cleaning, stated that it will cause reparable damage to the ecology as several plant and animal species ranging from insects to turtles are under threat.
1. stating that it will cause irreparable damage
2. stating that it will cause repaired damage
3. states that it will cause repaired damaged
4. stated that it will caused reparable damage
5. no correction required
Q.7. Shops, eateries and other establishments in small buildings and low structures literally leaned to the highway.
1. literally lean for the highway
2. literally leans in the highway
3. literally lean at the highway
4. literally lean into the highway
5. no correction required
Q.8. He remembered his mother, who despite extreme poverty and hardships, encouraged him to go for higher studies.
1. encouraged him to go
2. encourage him at going for
3. encourage his going to
4. encouraged his to go for
5. no correction required
Q.9. How it comes to activity oriented education, the teaching learning environment and the dedication and quality of teachers play an important role.
1. as it come to activity oriented education
2. such as it came to activity oriented education
3. whose it comes to activity oriented education
4. when it comes to activity oriented education
5. no correction required
Q.10. The only silver lining which this otherwise woe exercise of judicial decision-making provides is an opportunity to reconceptualise the Court in the public imagination.
1. otherwise woefully exercise of
2. wise woeful exercise of
3. otherwise woeful exercises at
4. otherwise woeful exercise of
5. no correction required
ANSWERS
Q.1. (5)
Q.2. (1)
Q.3. (2)
Q.4. (3)
Q.5. (2)
Q.6. (1)
Q.7. (4)
Q.8. (5)
Q.9. (4)
Q.10. (4)
