SSC MTS | CHSL Quiz : English Language | 02-07-2022

Dear Readers,

As SSC MTS |   CHSL notification is out and candidates have started their preparation for this exam. Mahendras also has started special quizzes for this examination. This series of quizzes are based on the latest pattern of the SSC MTS |   CHSL   examination. Regular practice of the questions included in the quizzes will boost up your preparations and it will be very helpful in scoring good marks in the examination.

Q1-5 Which one of the following word is correctly spelt?

Q1

A. Benefeted

B. Benifited

C. Benifitted

D. Benefitted

Q2

A. Traveling

B. Remitance

C. Kidnaping

D. Equitable

Q3

A. Reminiscence

B. Renounciation

C. Recolection

D. Relaxasion

Q4

A. Equanimeous

B. Equanamous

C. Ecuanemous

D. Ecuanimous

Q5

A. Recommand

B. Recommend

C. Reccomend

D. Recomend

Q6-10 Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it.

The common people have a way of laughing at their own misfortunes. They can also laugh at their oppressors. Satire became a habit with them while they groaned under the oppression of kings, priests, and plutocrats. In contemporary India, the politician and the bureaucrat are the ones they take their revenge upon. There is much humour in Indian proverbs. Even the Gods are not spared. There is a special form of worship called ninda-stuti, praise by dispraise. Real humour in India, as else-where, is contained within the different languages and it is difficult for Indians of one region to understand the humour of another.India is also by tradition a class-ridden and hierarchical society.

Excessive reverence is shown to elders and to those in authority, though this may be changing. Sons and daughters don’t usually joke with their parents and vice-versa; a boss can’t afford to be seen in a mood of levity with his employees; the landlord wouldn’t dream of sharing a joke with his peasant labourers. The path to wit and humour is strewn with pitfalls. With Indian intellectuals, solemnity is a motto. Many of them wouldn’t be seen dead with a joke. And the higher they go in the cerebral scale, the drier they become.

Q6 What is a ‘ninda-stuti’?

A. A hymn

B. A praise by dispraise

C. A proverb

D. A dispraise by praise

Q7 Who often find themselves at the end of the common people’s sarcastic wit?

A. Sons and daughters

B. Parents and elders

C. Labourers

D. Politicians and bureaucrats

Q8 What kind of society does India have?

A. Developed and educated

B. Patriarchal and educated

C. Class-ridden and hierarchical

D. Class-ridden and educated

Q9 Who laughs at their own misfortunes?

A. Intellectuals

B. Commoners

C. Politicians

D. Kings

Q10 A plutocrat is.

A. A bureaucrat

B. An alien

C. A labourer

D. A rich person

Answers:-

Q.1 (4)

Q.2 (4)

Q.3 (1)

Q.4 (1)

Q.5 (2)

Q.6 (2)

Q.7 (4)

Q.8 (3)

Q.9 (2)

Q.10 (4)