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1.

Before plants can grow properly they must have a 'conducive' environment .

genuine

consistent

favorable

Hostile

convenience

genuine

consistent

favorable

Hostile

convenience

2.

PORTER : TERMINAL

clerk : store

cashier : restaurant

lawyer : court

carpenter : construction site

waitress : restaurant

clerk : store

cashier : restaurant

lawyer : court

carpenter : construction site

waitress : restaurant

3.

SELDOM : FREQUENTLY

always : never

occasionally : constantly

occasionally : intermittently

sad : gay

never : always

always : never

occasionally : constantly

occasionally : intermittently

sad : gay

never : always

4.

INTRINSIC : EXTRINSIC

intentional : unintentional

vivid : dull

real : simulated

intentional : accidental

real : extraneous

intentional : unintentional

vivid : dull

real : simulated

intentional : accidental

real : extraneous

5.

Now that we have succeeded in isolating this drug and discovering its nature , our next problem is to plan its ....... in the laboratory .

amalgamation

synthesis

introduction

qualities

nature

amalgamation

synthesis

introduction

qualities

nature

6.

The teacher suspected cheating as soon as he noticed the pupils's ........ glances at his classmate's paper .

overt

Inconsequential

furtive

futile

sporadic

overt

Inconsequential

furtive

futile

sporadic

7.

The sociologists maintain that the ....... and filth contributed to the delinquency in the ..... area .

crime, entire

squalor, redolent

terror , besieged

litter, renovated

penury , slum

crime, entire

squalor, redolent

terror , besieged

litter, renovated

penury , slum

8.

To be ....... is to be ......

petulant, eager

avid , thirsty

parsimonious , niggardly

vacillating , resolute

phlegmatic , ardent

petulant, eager

avid , thirsty

parsimonious , niggardly

vacillating , resolute

phlegmatic , ardent

9.

As the debate continued, the speakers became more vehement and their remarks more ...........

pertinent

prolix

prolonged

acrimonious

ravenous

pertinent

prolix

prolonged

acrimonious

ravenous

10.

Many elderly people are capable of working , but they are kept from gainful employment by a .......... on the part of employers which leads them to believe that young people alone can give them educate service .

philosophy

conviction

device

tendency

short sightedness

philosophy

conviction

device

tendency

short sightedness

11.

To ........... a person is to .......... him.

abjure, admire

venerate, revere

intimidate, encourage

mulct, despise

revile, canonize

abjure, admire

venerate, revere

intimidate, encourage

mulct, despise

revile, canonize

12.

The facilities of the older playground ...................

is good or better than the new one

is as good or best than the new playground

are as good or better than the new playground

are as good as or better than the new playground

are as good as or better than those of the new playground

is good or better than the new one

is as good or best than the new playground

are as good or better than the new playground

are as good as or better than the new playground

are as good as or better than those of the new playground

13.

A number ............... accidents are due ....... rush driving .

of , to

to, in

in, in

over, in

of, at

of , to

to, in

in, in

over, in

of, at

14.

Rebecca put only 'marginal' effort onto her science project. The word 'marginal' here means-

quiet and timid

barely good enough

aggravating

rapetitious

excellent

quiet and timid

barely good enough

aggravating

rapetitious

excellent

15.

At the last meeting . We made ............. we needed to discuss.

list

catalogue

group

Record

a list of issues

list

catalogue

group

Record

a list of issues

16.

$\frac{H a r d l y h e h a d}{A}$ left the office, $\frac{w h e n}{B}$ he $\frac{r e a l i z e d}{C}$ that $\frac{h a d f o r g o t t e n}{D}$ to $\frac{t u r n o f f}{E}$ the light.

a

B

C

D

e

a

B

C

D

e

17.

The villagers tried $\frac{o f d e f e n d i n g}{A}$ their $\frac{h o m e s}{B}$ . but $\frac{t h e y w e r e}{C}$ $\frac{f i n a l l y}{D}$ forced $\frac{t o f l e e .}{E}$

a

B

C

D

e

a

B

C

D

e

18.

Saima $\frac{h a d}{A}$ better $\frac{t o c h a n g e}{B}$ her subject $\frac{i f}{C}$ he plans $\frac{t o b e a d m i t t e d}{D}$ to $\frac{a g o o d}{E}$ University.

a

B

C

D

e

a

B

C

D

e

19.

$L a k e o f \frac{s a n i t a t i o n}{A} i n \frac{s t u d e n t d o r m i t o r i e s}{B} \frac{a r e}{C} a m a j o r c a u s e \frac{o f d i s e a s e}{D} i n s o m e \frac{a r e a s o f}{E} t h e c o u n t r y .$

a

B

C

D

e

a

B

C

D

e

20.

$T h i s p r a c t i c e o f \frac{c o v e r u p}{A} o r \frac{d e n v i n g g u i l t}{B} m a k e s \frac{i t d i f f i c u l t}{C} t o t e l l \frac{w e a t h e r}{D} s o m e o n e \frac{i s t e l l i n g}{E}$ the truth or not.

a

B

C

D

e

a

B

C

D

e

21.

$T h e p r o f e s s o r w a s \frac{c o n s i d e r i n g}{A} \frac{p o s t p o n d i n g}{B} t h e e x a m i n a t i o n u n t i l \frac{t h e f o l l o w i n g w e e k}{C} \frac{b e c a u s e}{D}$ $t h e \frac{s t u d e n t' s}{E} c o n f u s i o n .$

a

B

C

D

e

a

B

C

D

e

22.

Monarchy was first checked in England by the ------

trade unions

Church

people

nobles

political parties

trade unions

Church

people

nobles

political parties

23.

Thee writer maintains that there is a natural tendency for governments to_____

become more democratic

became fascist

suppress trade unions and social societies

increase individual liberties

assume more power

become more democratic

became fascist

suppress trade unions and social societies

increase individual liberties

assume more power

24.

Fascist dictatorship differ from monarchies of recent times in______

setting limits to their scope of action

getting things done by sheer momentum

promotiong various causes

1&3

No answer

setting limits to their scope of action

getting things done by sheer momentum

promotiong various causes

1&3

No answer

25.

Your..... remarks spoil the effect of your speech; try not to stray from your subject .

digressive

disingenuous

discerning

demoniac

disputatious

digressive

disingenuous

discerning

demoniac

disputatious

26.

$T h e y \frac{a s k e d}{A} m e \frac{w h a t d i d h a p p e n}{B} y e s t e r d a y \frac{b u t}{C} I \frac{w a s}{D} t o u n a b l e t o \frac{e x p l a i n}{E} i t .$

a

B

C

D

e

a

B

C

D

e

27.

Now the soils are depleted and the fields are 'barren' .

plentiful

productive

dirty

loose

unproductive

plentiful

productive

dirty

loose

unproductive

28.

A sanguine personality is the sign of the ............

Pessimist

Optimist

philanthropist

profiteer

Rationalist

Pessimist

Optimist

philanthropist

profiteer

Rationalist

29.

Malnutrition $\frac{i s a m a j o r}{A}$ cause of human $\frac{s u f f e r i n g}{B}$ in those $\frac{c o u n t r i e s}{C}$ where the products of rice $\frac{h a v e}{D}$ been $\frac{i m p e d e d}{E}$ by frequent brought .

a

B

C

D

e

a

B

C

D

e

30.

The main idea of this paragraph is best is best expressed as

limited power of monarchies

the ideal of liberal government

functions of trade union

ruthless ways of dictates

safeguards of individual liboerty

limited power of monarchies

the ideal of liberal government

functions of trade union

ruthless ways of dictates

safeguards of individual liboerty

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