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1.

The transformation of "Do or die" into a complex sentence is-

If you do you will die

If you do not do you will die

If you do you will not die

do to die

If you do you will die

If you do not do you will die

If you do you will not die

do to die

2.

Shakespeare is of the view that “Sweet — the uses of adversity”

are

Is

has

Have

are

Is

has

Have

3.

The sentecne which makes a simple statement or assertion is called-

an affirmative sentence

a negative sentence

an assertive sentence

an operative sentence

an affirmative sentence

a negative sentence

an assertive sentence

an operative sentence

4.

Two -‘thirds of the mega CIty

have been destroyed by dynamite ,

have destroyed by dynamite

has been destroyed by dynamite

has destroyed by dynamite

have been destroyed by dynamite ,

have destroyed by dynamite

has been destroyed by dynamite

has destroyed by dynamite

5.

I was simply impressed to see —— majestic palace.

a ten-years-old

a ten-year-old

ten-year-old

tan-years-old

a ten-years-old

a ten-year-old

ten-year-old

tan-years-old

6.

The word which joins words, phrases or clauses is called

a conjunction servants

an adverb

a verb

An interjection

a conjunction servants

an adverb

a verb

An interjection

7.

The plural form od"Woman servant "is-

Whomen servants

Women servant

Woman servants

Womans servants

Whomen servants

Women servant

Woman servants

Womans servants

8.

$T h o u g h t h e d a n g e r h a d \to_{a}^{p a s s e d} o f f i c i a l s w h e r e \to_{b}^{h e s i \tan t} t o a l l o w t h e r e s i d e n t s t o \to_{c}^{r e t u r n} t o t h e i r h o m e s b e c a u s e t h e y w e r e u n s u r e h o w m u c h d a m a g e \to_{d}^{c a u s e d} b y t h e h i g h w i n d s .$

a

B

C

D

a

B

C

D

9.

$\overset{S c h o l a r l y}{\to}$ and $\overset{f r i e n d l y}{\to}$ professors are considered * to be effective pedagogues. Here the two underlined words are -.

nouns

adverbs

determiners

adjectives

nouns

adverbs

determiners

adjectives

10.

Which of the following is the correct sentence?

Andamans are groups of island

Andamans are a groups of island

The Andamans is a groups of islands

The Andamans are a groups of islands

Andamans are groups of island

Andamans are a groups of island

The Andamans is a groups of islands

The Andamans are a groups of islands

11.

The antonym of ‘OBSOLETE’ is ——

decayed

medieval

Modern

antique

decayed

medieval

Modern

antique

12.

The synonym of " ORNATE" is

pretty

Dignified

decorative

suave

pretty

Dignified

decorative

suave

13.

A widely used word of the day is "amnesty " which means -

condemnation

Bondage

reward

forgiveness

condemnation

Bondage

reward

forgiveness

14.

‘The bowler had a hattrick’ means —.

s/he grabbed three successive wickets

s/he grabbed three continual wickets

s/he grabbed three continuous wickets

s/he grabbed three consecutive wickets

s/he grabbed three successive wickets

s/he grabbed three continual wickets

s/he grabbed three continuous wickets

s/he grabbed three consecutive wickets

15.

‘Juvenile delinquency’ means——.

crimes done by adolescents

crime committed by adolescents

crimes accomplished by adolescents

crime performed by elderly people

crimes done by adolescents

crime committed by adolescents

crimes accomplished by adolescents

crime performed by elderly people

16.

Complete following with appropriate words: —— he gets, ——.

The richer, the more friends he has

Richer, more he has friends

Richer, more friend he has

The richer, the more he has friends

The richer, the more friends he has

Richer, more he has friends

Richer, more friend he has

The richer, the more he has friends

17.

Pick out the correct meaning of this idiom: To fish in troubled waters

To catch fish in the rough waters

to aggravate the situation

to take a dip in the river

to make a personal profit out of a disturbance

To catch fish in the rough waters

to aggravate the situation

to take a dip in the river

to make a personal profit out of a disturbance

18.

Put in the suitable tag. I’m late,--?

am not I

am I

aren't I

isn't i

am not I

am I

aren't I

isn't i

19.

'Let’s call it a day' means—.

isn’t it day time?

let’s stop work now

let’s presume it to be a day

let’s compare it with a day .

isn’t it day time?

let’s stop work now

let’s presume it to be a day

let’s compare it with a day .

20.

A synonym of " Loyal is-

Obedient

praise

pure

fortune

Obedient

praise

pure

fortune