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1/10 Choose the word that means the same as the given word. Apologetic Derisive Contrite Stagnant Solid 2/10 Choose the word that means the same as the given word. Magnanimity Altruism Virulence Invidiousness Volatile 3/10 Fill in the blank with an appropriate option. My feet don’t ______ the ground for the rest of the day. touch slab purify deal 4/10 Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence. The sage said, “Man proposes and God disposes.” The sage said that man proposes and God disposes. The sage said that man had proposed and God had disposed. The sage said that man propose and God dispose. The sage said that man proposed and God disposed. 5/10 Improve the underlined part of the sentence. Choose ‘No improvement’ as an answer if the sentence is grammatically correct. A man may ...

1/10 'Made up his mind' means Remembered Resolved Forgot Lost 2/10 Select the correct meaning of the idiom under­lined below : He is a dark horse . Silent secretive Dangerous Possessing a secret ability 3/10 Sorrow may be expressed by the following interjections : Hurrah ! Bravo ! Oh ! Alas ! 4/10 An illness that is likely to be fatal is Mortal Serious Slight Temporary 5/10 An orthopaedist deals with Eyes Lungs Bones Childbirth 6/10 An Epicurean is one who Endures Suffers Enjoys pleasure Loves 7/10 Fill in the blank with the correct word given below : He wanted to ________ out. want ask call order 8/10 Fill in the blank with the correct word given below : He saved her ________ certain death. from with of in 9/10 Fill in, with relative pronoun, the blank space below : The man _______ briefcase was lost, reported to the police. that whose which whom 10/10 Insert proper words in the sentence : Here is...

  1/10 The bill includes tip. Tip is included in the bill. Tip is include in the bill. Tip was included in the bill. ... 2/10 Someone stole his car in the parking. His car is stolen in the parking. His car was stolen in the parking. His car has been stolen in the parking. ... 3/10 Tom wasn't offered the job. The authority don't offer Tom the job. The authority didn't offer Tom the job. The authority does not offer Tom the job. ... 4/10 Somebody accused him of stealing the bicycle. He is accused of stealing the bicycle. He has been accused of stealing the bicycle. He was accused of stealing the bicycle. ... 5/10 The police have arrested all the culprits. All the culprits have been arrested by the police. All the culprits has been arrested by the police. All the culprits have arrested by the police. ... 6/10 They are building a new mall in the city. A new mall is built in the city. A new mall has been built in the city. A new mall is being bui...

1/10 Art related to ornate, good handwriting Calligraphy Lithography Psephology None of the above 2/10 Ornithology refers to study of insects study of birds study of human race study of coins 3/10 Study of collection of coins, tokens, paper money etc. Pathology Finology Numismatics Coinology 4/10 Study of human development Sociology Archaeology Anthropology Homology 5/10 Study of sound and sound waves phonology sound effect acoustics sonology 6/10 Study of science of insects etymology entomology both none 7/10 Study of election trends Psephology Statistics Numerology None of the above 8/10 Study of celestial bodies astrologer astronomy astrophysics none of the above 9/10 Study of various aspects of aging Gerontology Chronology Physiology none of the above 10/10 Study of languages Phonology Lingua franca Literature Philology Result:  

Choose the best alternative to improve the sentence. If no improvement needed, select "No Improvement". (Sentence Improvement) 1/10 The office is soon to be closed. just to about to immediately to No improvement 2/10 I prevailed on him to vote for you. to at upon No improvement 3/10 The businessman is respectively connected. respectably receptively respectfully No improvement 4/10 I will revise it when I am come back . when I will come back on coming back when I came back No improvement 5/10 Leela asked me if I can help her to lift the box. may would will No improvement 6/10 Everyday, they usually had lunch at 1.30 p.m. they have had usually they have usually they usually have No improvement 7/10 The climate of Darjeeling is cooler than Siliguri. is colder than is cooler to is cooler than that of No improvement 8/10 He compensated the loss to me. He compensated the loss for me. He compensate...

1/10 Choose the correct sentence- The Secretary and Principal are coming. The Secretary and Principal is coming. ... ... Explanation: Here the same person is holding the posts of Secretary as well as Principal. 2/10 Choose the correct sentence- Every boy and girl was ready. Every boy and girl were ready. ... ... Explanation: In case of EACH/EVERY before singular subjects, we should use singular VERB. 3/10 Choose the correct sentence- Neither he nor I were there. Neither he nor I was there. ... ... Explanation: If two or more Singular Subjects are connected by or, nor, either ..... or, neither .... nor , we should use Singular Verb. 4/10 Choose the correct sentence- Neither the Assistant Masters nor the Headmaster was present. Neither the Headmaster nor the Assistant Masters were present. ... ... Explanation: When or/nor joins Subjects of different numbers, the Verb must be Plural, and the Plural Subject must be placed near the Verb. 5/10 Choose ...

Find out which part of a sentence has an error. The number of that part is your Answer.