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Q.1-5.In the following questions, find out which Part of a sentence has an error and blacken the circle corresponding to the appropriate letter (A, B, C)’ If there is no error, mark your answer corresponding to (D).
Q.1. A hot and (A)/ a cold spring (B)/ was found near each other. (C)/ No error (D)
Q.2. I have passed (A)/ the examination (B)/ two years ago. (C)/ No error (D)
Q.3. The Manager put forward (A)/ a number of critereons (B)/ for the post. (C)/ No error (D)
Q.4. A member shall be required (A)/ to pay interest at such rate (B)/ as is fixed by the committee. (C)/ No error (D)
Q.5. Citizens cannot afford (A)/ to take the law (B)/ out of their hands. (C)/ No error (D)
Q.6-10.In the following questions, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word and mark your answer.
Q.6. Perspicuous
(A) Relevant (B) Precise
(C) Brief (D) Clear
Q.7. Indict
(A) Implicate (B) Elude
(C) Charge (D) Manifest
Q.8. Appraise
(A) Accuse (B) Praise
(C) Appreciate (D) Judge
Q.9. Deluge
(A) Confusion (B) Deception
(C) Flood (D) Weapon
Q.10. Preponderance
(A) Pre-eminence (B) Dominance
(C) Domineering (D) Preoccupation
Answers
Q.1.(C) were should be used.
Q.2.(A) had should be used.
Q.3.(B) criteria should be used.
Q.4.(C) is should be removed.
Q.5.(C) 'in to their own hands' should be used at the place of 'out of their hands'.
Q.6.(D) Perspicuous - Clear
Relevant - Connected with what is happening.
Precise - Very careful and accurate, about small details.
Q.7.(B) Implicate - to show that someone is involved in a crime.
Elude - Not achieve
Manifest - to show 5th clearly
Q.8.(D) Appraise - to examine someone
Q.9.(C) Deluge - spate, flood, avalanche
Deception - hide the truth
Q.10.(B) Preponderance - dominance, supremancy, bulk.
Pre-eminence - more important or better than other.
Dominance - more important
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