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Question No: 1 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one Choose the phrasal verb most similar in meaning to:Refuse Turn down Look out for Put out Turn up

Question No: 2 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one Which suffix cannot be added to the root word 'employ' to make a new word?

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Question No: 3 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one Complete the sentence by choosing the best option. /pair of connecti es. Each class is to present __either___ a drama ___or__ a song for the concert. bothnor either!or eitherand bothor

Question No: 4 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one Read the sentence carefully and identify which of the gi en choices is closest in meaning to the word underlined. .Paul !ett"# the late billionaire# was so frugal that he had a pa" telephone for the guests in his home. $ensitive !enerous Thrifty %onest

Question No: 5 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one Read the statement carefully and choose "inference# from the gi en options. &f "ou go to a birthda" part"# "ou can infer that: There will be a cake. The person is turning '(. There will be a clown. )ou will have bad time.

Question No: 6 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one Choose the best meaning for the highlighted word.

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$. * student of contemporary art must also stud" the classic works of artists from the past# recogni+ing that these masters produced the modern art of their own time. religious not having to do with religion modern former

Question No: 7 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one Choose the best meaning for the word underlined. There is an optimum wa" to approach each kind of e,am -uestion. .or a multiple/choice item# for e,ample# first eliminate an" clearl" wrong answers. .or an essa" -uestion# 0ot down an outline first. time/consuming anno"ing best inconvenient

Question No: 8 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one Choose the correctly spelled word from the options pro ided. calendar callender - calendar calendre calander Question No: 9 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one Click on the option that you think is correct. %emp cannot be used to produce mari0uana# _because of__ its low T%C content. as because because of and

Question No: 1 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one

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Choose a suitable option to fill in the blank. Coach Calhoun tried to %%%%%%%%%%% his team to try harder in the face of o erwhelming odds. exhort instigate emulate flout

Question No: 11 ( Marks: 2 ) &efine "Time Relaters#. Time relaters means is how a person can manage his time with his other activities. Question No: 12 ( Marks: 2 ) Choose appropriate options for the sentence gi en below' %e was a principle pla"er who was more powerful than the staff member who engineered the race that effected the chairman1s professional career. Question No: 13 ( Marks: 3 ) (ow many kinds of irony are usually known? &efine. There are two kinds of iron" are usuall" known: 2...$ituational iron" occurs when the discrepanc" lies in the situation itself. )ou e,pect something but something else happens. 3r a situation calls for an e,pected response but something une,pected happens instead e.g. there is a house on fire and "ou e,pect the fire fighter to aim a water hose 4 pipe at the fire# but instead he aims a petrol pipe 4 hose. That would be ver" &ronical. '...5erbal iron" occurs when there is discrepanc" between what is said and what is meant. e.g. 6suall" the e,act opposite# or a near opposite# is what is meant: an eager cricket pla"er looks out of the window and sees that it is raining. 73h# great89 he sa"s# meaning e,actl" the opposite. *nother e,ample to illustrate this: *fter seeing a terrible performance b" an actor in a movie someone might sa" 7:ow that;s an actor who is sure to win the <est *ctor *ward for this "ear89 = <oth e.gs. &llustrate verbal iron". Question No: 14 ( Marks: 3 ) )ame at least two Reading *kills to locate information in the text.

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There are three wa"s to locate the information in the te,t. 2. .irst of all "ou have to identif" the topic of a paragraph. '. Then "ou have to pick the main idea of paragraph. >. *nd then "ou have to recogni+e details which support the main idea. Question No: 15 ( Marks: 5 ) +ill in the blanks with the following words' although (owe er whereas ,et despite 2. ?" friend *mmara has 0ust bought herself some new shoes/// although/////// she alread" has some '( pairs '. @e decided to walk from coast to coast //"et////our lack of training. >. The hotel wasn1t reall" id"llic. //although//# we had a great time there. A. & love c"cling //whereas////m" wife prefers walking. B. & don1t reall" believe ever"thing he sa"s. //%owever///# & thoroughl" en0o" being with him. Question No: 16 ( Marks: 5 ) Read the passage and answer the -uestion. &t is earl" summer. *ugust;s long/awaited vacation time still seems ages awa"# but b" the same toke# its torpor/producing heat and mildew/generating humidit" have not "et arrived. &nstead# these cool# end/of/ une da"s practicall" insist on getting the picnic season under wa" immediatel". <ut# alas# there is a difficult": alfresco dining has a bad name among us. Tenth/rate hot dogs# carboni+ed chicken parts# and beef a/la/charcoal are principall" what come to mind when we hear the words Coutdoor foodC. .. What does the author want to con ey through this passage. in this passage the aother telling about winter season. *nd it;s fact. The both good and bad facts. Question No: 17 ( Marks: 5 ) /ocate "gerund# in each sentence. 2. %ours of editing the newspaper ruined her da". '. %anging the pictures on the wall was more difficult than we had anticipated. >. Tr" to slip awa" without telling "our friends about it. A. Each afternoon ?iriam en0o"ed swimming a few laps. B. @inning at poker makes Don feel important. E. & am demoting the officer for disobe"ing orders. F. 3ne of m" favorite events is canoeing down the ?ississippi Giver. H. $ometimes wisdom simpl" means knowing about the importance of silence.

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Complete the following sentence by choosing the correct option.

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+ill in the blank with correct option. * kind of ____________ seemed to occur when David graduated from high school. %e became a serious student all of a sudden. K milieu 5 metamorphosis K epithet K accolade

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Which one of the following statements expresses fact?

K Professor *hmad khan argues that the effect of carbon emissions on the surrounding environment will onl" get worse. K This product might cause stomach upset for some people in "ears to come. 5 8n 699:; <ra=il and +C <arcelona star Ronaldinho was named +8+> World +ootballer of The ,ear. K Local councilors should spend more time listening to residents and less time listening to each other.

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Choose the best meaning/definition for the highlighted word.

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K less important K out of order 5 following K . first

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@hich one of these means "a loose garment#L

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K Clock

K Clone

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct option. )ou must have been _____ da"dreaming _____ sleeping in class again. 5 neither!or K bothor K eitheror K eitherand

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Complete the sentence by choosing the best option. /pair of connecti es. ames usuall" has his lunch at this restaurant _____ sometimes he eats elsewhere. K if K either K neither 5 but

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Complete the sentence by choosing the best option /pair of connecti es. _____ the men _____ their supervisor is to be blamed for the mishap. K :eitherand K Eitherand 5 )either!nor K Eithernor

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Choose the best meaning or synonym for the highlighted word. @hen "our plan brings us great wealth# "ou will be rewarded for "our sagacity.

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Choose a suitable option to fill in the blank. Coach Calhoun tried to %%%%%%%%%%% his team to try harder in the face of o erwhelming odds.

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K emulate

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K assist K desist 5 consist K persist

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Which one of the following cannot be used for the suffix 3ure?

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Read the cause in the gi en situation and choose the effect. & ran as fast as & could# passing all the other runners in the race. & wasn1t even tired# either. 5 8 won the race K & came in last place in the race.

K & decided to run the last lap of the race again. K & stopped at the store for a snack# since & was ahead of ever"one else.

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.uestion )o' $: 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one 8dentify the best answer which is not a synonym for the word 'sleepy'.

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Choose the phrasal verb most similar in meaning to: Wear

K Tr" on

K .ill out

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Ever since he married ane# he1s had a new ____ on life. 5 title K rent K lease K loan

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@hich one of these means Mtran-uil;L K Placoid 5 4lacid K Plague K Placate

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Read the sentence carefully and decide which of the fi e choices pro ided comes closest in meaning to the word underlined. ?" Corvette;s oracious appetite for gasoline made me decide to trade it in for an econom" car# the Chevette. K Tin" K %uge K $ensational 5 +inicky

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Complete the sentence by choosing the best option. @e are planning to go to _____ $pain _____ .rance during the holida"s. K eithernor 5 either!or K neitherand K bothnor

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8ndicate the correct form of erb in the sentence gi en below.

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Complete the sentence by choosing the best option.

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7@ould "ou marr" a man who has _____ fame _____ mone"L9 ?ar" asked her best friend. K eitherand 5 neither!.. nor K bothnor K eithernor

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Choose a suitable option to fill in the blank. 8 don't think these flowers are %%%%%%%%%% to )ew Dngland. >t least 8' e ne er seen them. K e,igent K fluent 5 indigenous K ingenuous

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Which one of the following cannot be used for the suffix 3ial? K part/ 5 debat3 K mart/ K commerc/

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Choose the best a ailable substitute word for the following root/prefix'

>lter3/>ltr/ K large# great 5 change; other K outside# be"ond K good# well

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O When the suffix 'ness' is added to the word 'happy'; what will be the correct spelling?

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Read the cause in the gi en situation and choose the effect. & awoke in the morning and ate breakfast. Then & pulled out m" toothbrush and smeared *D*/approved toothpaste all over the bristles.

OKO& took a shower. OKO& left for the bus stop.

OKO& combed m" hair. E5E8 brushed my teeth.

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.uestion )o' 6C 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one O What is the definition of effect? E5EThe result of what happened in a gi en situation. OKO@hat happened in a given situationL OKOThe reason something happened in a given situation. OKOThe order of events in a given situation.

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OChoose the correctly spelled word from the options pro ided.

OKOcallender

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4ick the most suitable phrasal erb to complete the sentence gi en below. $he brought her children .......... on her own after the divorce.

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.uestion )o' 7 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Which suffix can correctly be added to the root word 'electric' to make a new word? K ed 5 ian K sion K" .uestion )o' ? 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose a suitable option to fill in the blank. )ewton imagined light to %%%%%%%% of particles emitted from luminous bodies. OKOassist OKOdesist E5Econsist OKOpersist .uestion )o' : 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one 8ndicate the correct form of erb in the sentence gi en below. %e was told not to laugh at policemen. KO/ed OKO/ing OKO&nfinitive E5E4ast .uestion )o' @ 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Read the sentence carefully and decide which of the fi e choices pro ided comes closest in meaning to the word underlined. $ue affected to like her onl" until she found a better friend . E5E>greed O KOPretended OKO@anted O KO<othered .uestion )o' A 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Read the statement carefully and choose "inference# from the gi en options. &f "ou get fired from "our 0ob# "ou can infer that: E

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5E,ou did something wrong. O KO)ou will never get a 0ob again OKO)ou were the best worker. OKO)ou might get a raise. .uestion )o' B 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Complete the following sentence by choosing the correct option. The coach1s ___________ voice could be heard over all the other noise in the g"mnasium. O O sanguine K OKOingratiating E5Estrident OKO mellifluous .uestion )o' C 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Complete the following sentence by choosing the correct option. The lab technicians went through the titration process with __________ care. OKO sedulous OKOribald O KO vestigial E5Emordant .uestion )o' $9 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Complete the sentence by choosing the best option /pair of connecti es. _____ the men _____ their supervisor is to be blamed for the mishap. OKO:eitherand OKOEitherand E 5E)either!nor OKOEithernor

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.uestion )o' $ 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Read the cause in the gi en situation and choose the effect. $he was in a hurr" riding her bike# so she carried her viola across the handlebars. $he failed to see the rock on the street in front of her. K The viola did not fall off the bike. K The rock did not get in the girl1s wa". 5 The girl fell off of her bike. K The girl got off her bike to take a break. .uestion )o' 6 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one +ill in the blank with appropriate connector. __________ other mollusks# the o"ster reproduces b" eggs. . OKOGegarding OKO*s to 5E/ike OKO@ith .uestion )o' 7 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Which one of the following cannot be used for the suffix 3ion? E 5E4ut3 O KOe,haust/ OKOcorrect/ OKOcollect/

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.uestion )o' ? 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the best meaning of highlighted words in the sentence. Reforestation will help to restore our environment. OKOcutting down trees will help to recover the environment. E5Eplanting trees again will replenish our en ironment. KOforests should be cut to improve the worsening environmental pollution OKOcutting down trees will further help to worsen the environment. .uestion )o' : 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Complete the sentence by choosing the best option. /pair of connecti es. ames usuall" has his lunch at this restaurant _____ sometimes he eats elsewhere. O Oif K OKOeither O KOneither E 5Ebut .uestion )o' @ 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Complete the sentence by choosing the best option. &t was an e,pensive vase _____ the" bought it to pleases their mother. . OKO either OKO neither E5Ebut E KO or .uestion )o' A 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Read the statement carefully and choose "inference# from the gi en options. &f "ou see someone fall off of their bike# "ou can infer that: O KO&t;s a new bike. OKOThe" weren;t wearing helmet. OKOThe" have never ridden a bike before. E5EThey ha e lost their balance. .uestion )o' B 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the best meaning for the word underlined.

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<eing unable to write clearl" is a liabilit" in a business career. &n business# one must often e,press opinions and ideas in writing. OKOsurprise OKO necessit" E5Edrawback OKO penalt" .uestion )o' C 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the best meaning for the word underlined. <" giving militar" aid to dictatorships in Latin *merica# the 6nited $tates has seemed to sanction their cruel policies. OKOcreate OKOremember OKOcritici+e 5Eappro e .uestion )o' $9 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Complete the sentence by choosing the correct option. 73h# dear8 & have left _____ m" purse _____ ke"s in the other bag#9 said $eema. E5E both!and OKO eithernor OKO eitherand OKOneitheror

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Choose the phrasal verb most similar in meaning to: Refuse 5 Turn down K Look out for K Put out K Turn up .uestion )o' 6 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Which suffix cannot be added to the root word 'employ' to make a new word? K ment K ing 5 less K er .uestion )o' 7 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Complete the sentence by choosing the best option. /pair of connecti es. Each class is to present _____ a drama _____ a song for the concert. K bothnor 5 either!or K eitherand K bothor .uestion )o' ? 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Read the sentence carefully and identify which of the gi en choices is closest in meaning to the word underlined. . .Paul !ett"# the late billionaire# was so frugal that he had a pa" telephone for the guests in his home. K $ensitive K !enerous 5 Thrifty K %onest .uestion )o' : 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Read the statement carefully and choose "inference# from the gi en options. &f "ou go to a birthda" part"# "ou can infer that:

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5 There will be a cake. K The person is turning '(. K There will be a clown. K )ou will have bad time. .uestion )o' @ 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the best meaning for the highlighted word. $. * student of contemporary art must also stud" the classic works of artists from the past# recogni+ing that these masters produced the modern art of their own time. modern K religious K not having to do with religion 5 modern K former .uestion )o' A 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the best meaning for the word underlined. There is an optimum wa" to approach each kind of e,am -uestion. .or a multiple/choice item# for e,ample# first eliminate an" clearl" wrong answers. .or an essa" -uestion# 0ot down an outline first. K time/consuming K anno"ing 5 best K inconvenient .uestion )o' B 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the correctly spelled word from the options pro ided. K callender 5 calendar K calendre K calander .uestion )o' C 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Click on the option that you think is correct. %emp cannot be used to produce mari0uana# ___ its low T%C content . K as

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K because 5 because of K and .uestion )o' $9 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose a suitable option to fill in the blank. Coach Calhoun tried to %%%%%%%%%%% his team to try harder in the face of o erwhelming odds. 5 exhort K instigate K emulate K flout

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.uestion )o' 7 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Which one of the following statements expresses fact? K Professor *hmad khan argues that the effect of carbon emissions on the surrounding environment will onl" get worse. K This product might cause stomach upset for some people in "ears to come. K &n '((B# <ra+il and .C <arcelona star Gonaldinho was named .&.* @orld .ootballer of The )ear. 5 /ocal councilors should spend more time listening to residents and less time listening to each other. .uestion )o' ? 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the best meaning/definition for the highlighted word. $antos knew that the reading class would improve his vocabular" and comprehension# thus increasing his chances of success in subse-uent college courses. K less important K out of order 5 following K . first .uestion )o' : 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one @hich one of these means "a loose garment#L 5 Cloak K Clock K Clone K Clot .uestion )o' @ 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Complete the sentence by choosing the correct option. )ou must have been _____ da"dreaming _____ sleeping in class again. K :eitheror K <othor 5 Dither!or K Eitherand .uestion )o' A 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one

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Complete the sentence by choosing the best option. /pair of connecti es. ames usuall" has his lunch at this restaurant _____ sometimes he eats elsewhere. K if K either K neither 5 but .uestion )o' B 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Complete the sentence by choosing the best option /pair of connecti es. _____ the men _____ their supervisor is to be blamed for the mishap K :eitherand K Eitherand 5 )either!nor K Eithernor .uestion )o' C 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the best meaning or synonym for the highlighted word. @hen "our plan brings us great wealth# "ou will be rewarded for "our sagacity. K huge appetite for herbs K good looks K mistakes 5 intelligence .uestion )o' $9 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose a suitable option to fill in the blank. Coach Calhoun tried to %%%%%%%%%%% his team to try harder in the face of o erwhelming odds. 5 exhort K instigate K emulate K .lout .uestion )o' $$ 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose a suitable option to fill in the blank. )ewton imagined light to %%%%%%%% of particles emit from luminous bodies. K *ssist K desist

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5 consist K persist .uestion )o' $6 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Which one of the following cannot be used for the suffix 3ure? 5 lect3 K fiss/ K depart/ K polit/ .uestion )o' $7 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Read the cause in the gi en situation and choose the effect. & ran as fast as & could# passing all the other runners in the race. & wasn1t even tired# either. 5 8 won the race K & came in last place in the race. K & decided to run the last lap of the race again. K & stopped at the store for a snack# since & was ahead of ever"one else. .uestion )o' $? 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one +ill in the blank with the most suitable phrasal erb. $he brought..... the deal even though nobod" thought she was capable of doing it. 5 off K in K out K down .uestion )o' $: 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one 8dentify the best answer which is not a synonym for the word 'sleepy'. K Lethargic K $oporific 5 (yperbolic K $omnolent .uestion )o' $@ 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the phrasal verb most similar in meaning to:

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Wear K Tr" on K .ill out 5 (a e on K Turn on .uestion )o' $A 0 1arks' 6 2 Choose appropriate options for the sentence gi en below' 8 0accept/except2 all "our compliments# but & 0ad ice/advise2 "ou to offer (fewer/less2 of them at a time because 0its /it's2 not good for a person to hear too man" positive things about himself in one da". *olution' & accept all "our compliments# but & ad ise "ou to offer fewer of them at a time because it#s not good for a person to hear too man" positive things about himself in one da".

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.uestion )o' $ 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one +ill in the blank with correct option. Esmerelda1s dissertation was on such an ___________ sub0ect that no one could understand it. K austere K auspicious 5 esoteric K e-uitable .uestion )o' 6 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the best meaning for the word underlined.

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@hat makes up a true work of artL *lthough no single criterion seems ade-uate# the novelist ames o"ce suggested three standards: Cwholeness# harmon" and radiance.C K artist K -uestion 5 standard K novel .uestion )o' 7 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one 8f a statement is pro ed true through obFecti e e idence; what it will be called? K *nal"sis K Proposal 5 +act K 3pinion .uestion )o' ? 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Read the statement carefully and choose "inference# from the gi en options. &f "ou get fired from "our 0ob# "ou can infer that: 5 ,ou did something wrong. K )ou will never get a 0ob again K )ou were the best worker. K )ou might get a raise. .uestion )o' : 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one @hich one of these means 'polite in an extreme way#L K !entian K !entile K !enial 5 Genteel .uestion )o' @ 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one @hich one of these means 'a useless person#L 5 &ead loss K Dead wood K Dead weight K Dead heat

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.uestion )o' A 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Complete the sentence by choosing the correct option. Gashid called _____ Ptold me what happened. K or K nor 5 and K but .uestion )o' B 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one 8ndicate the correct form of erb in the sentence gi en below. %e was told not to laugh at policemen. K /ing K &nfinitive 5 4ast K /ed .uestion )o' C 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the best meaning or synonym for the highlighted word. @hen "our plan brings us great wealth# "ou will be rewarded for "our sagacity. K huge appetite for herbs K good looks K mistakes 5 intelligence .uestion )o' $9 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the best a ailable substitute word for the following root/prefix' 4ost3 K against K before 5 after K around .uestion )o' $$ 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the best a ailable substitute word for the following root/prefix' *crib3/*cript3 K self

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K life K flow 5 write .uestion )o' $6 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one 4ick the most suitable phrasal erb to complete the sentence gi en below. &f "ou1re coming tonight# could "ou bring ......... some CDs K on K over 5 up K in .uestion )o' $7 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one 1odel rh"mes with: K cuddle K doodle K hotel 5 yodel .uestion )o' $? 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Which of the following statement is true? K blind rh"mes with hint# print# i.e. the final consonant is unvoiced. K blind rh"mes with sinned# grinned# wind 5 blind rhymes with mind; kind; hind; lined K blind rh"mes with pint# i.e. the final consonant is unvoiced. .uestion )o' $: 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose antonym for the underlined word. $unglasses will onl" hinder "our abilit" to see at night. K accept K describe K e-ual 5 help .uestion )o' $@ 0 1arks' $ 2 3 4lease choose one Choose the phrasal verb most similar in meaning to: Resemble

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Question No: 1 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one !hoose the correct "or# or $hrase to co%$lete the sentence& Ever since he married ane! he"s had a new #### on li$e. ' title % rent % &ease % loan Question No: 2 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one 'hich one o$ these means (tran(uil) % *lacoid % *lacid ' Pla)ue % *lacate Question No: 3 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one *ea# the sentence care+ull, an# #eci#e "hich o+ the +i-e choices $ro-i#e# co%es closest in %eanin) to the "or# un#erline#& +, -orvettes -oracious appetite $or gasoline made me decide to trade it in $or an econom, car! the -hevette. % Tin,

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*ea# the cause in the )i-en situation an# choose the e++ect& 5 awo0e in the morning and ate 3rea0$ast. Then 5 p1lled o1t m, tooth3r1sh and smeared =>=6approved toothpaste all over the 3ristles. : %:5 too0 a shower. % : :5 com3ed m, hair. % : :5 le$t $or the 31s stop. ; ';1 /rushe# %, teeth& Question No: 13 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one : 6hat is the #e+inition o+ e++ect8 ;';=he result o+ "hat ha$$ene# in a )i-en situation& :%:'hat happened in a given sit1ation) : %:The reason something happened in a given sit1ation. % : :The order o$ events in a given sit1ation. Question No: 14 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one !hoose the correctl, s$elle# "or# +ro% the o$tions $ro-i#e#& :%:callender ; ':calendar ;';calen#ar : %:calander Question No: 15 (Marks: 1) - Please choose one :Pick the %ost suita/le $hrasal -er/ to co%$lete the sentence )i-en /elo"& .he 3ro1ght her children .......... on her own a$ter the divorce. % : :over % : :in : %:o1t ; ';u$ Question No: 16 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one .o" %an, consonant soun#s are there in 4n)lish lan)ua)e8 :';20 ;';24

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