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Directions (Q. 76 - 81): Sentences are given with blanks to be filled in with an
appropriate word(s). Four alternatives are suggested for each question. Choose the
correct alternative out of the four and indicate it by blackening the appropriate
rectangle ( ) in the Answer Sheet.

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76. The computer ...... nonsense because there was a mistake in the programming.
1) produces

2) produced

3) will produce

4) produce

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3) most energetic

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4) of; for

79. When he saw the fish swimming ..... the river, he was extremely happy.
1) on

2) besides

3) in

4) at

80. The railway coaches ..... by the integral Coach Factory, Chennai.

1) is manufactured

2) are manufactured

3) are manufacture

4) is being manufactured

81. The truck was ..... when the bus rammed into it.
1) stationery

2) machinary

3) machinery 4) stationary

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Directions (Q. 82 - 84): Out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best
expresses the meaning of the given word and mark it in the Answer - Sheet.
82. Right
1) Correct

3) Straight

4) Finished

2) Arrested

3) Feared

4) Questioned

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2) Unreal

3) Similar

4) False

Directions (Q. 85 - 87): Choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word and
mark it in the Answer - Sheet.

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86. Brutality

1) mercy

2) Innocent

3) Ingenious

4) Foolish

2) Bestiality

3) Cruelty

4) Humanity

2) Mean

3) Weak

4) Lean

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Directions (Q. 88 - 89): Four alternatives are given for the idiom/ phrase. Choose the
alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/ phrase and mark it in the
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2) To accept defeat
4) To accept abuse

2) To start a quarrel
4) To break a friendship

Directions (90 - 91): A part of the sentence is bold. Below are given alternatives to
the bold part at (1), (2), (3) and (4) which may improve the sentence. Choose the
correct alternative.

90. He told tale of woe with tears in his eyes.

1) narrated

2) recited

3) was telling

4) narrate

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91. I prefer tea more than coffee.
1) than

2) to

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4) much more than

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Directions (Q. 92 - 93): Out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be
substituted for the given words/ sentence and indicate it by blackening the
appropriate rectangle ( ) in the Answer - Sheet.

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92. A place where treasures of art, curios are preserved or exhibited .....
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93. Associated with God or Religion .....

1) Humbly

3) Library

Directions (Q. 94 - 95): Groups of four words are given. In each group, one word is
correctly spelt, Find the correctly spelt word and mark your answer in the
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Directions (Q. 96 - 100): You have one brief passage with 5 questions following the
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Stammering is a habit disorder linked with lack of self-confidence.

Basically, for a child to understand a language, there are four stages. The first is

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which develops at around three and the fourth is when the child recognises the
written alphabet. In 80 percent of children while the third and fourth stage are at play,
the first two get disturbed because something new is being incorporated in the mind.
This is absolutely normal. But what over cautious mothers do is fret a lot and the child

develops a fear which later manifests itself as stammering. In fact, most text books on
stammering state in bold that "Had there not been any over cautious mothers, hardly
any one would have suffered from stammering. "Fluency can be incorporated in the
speech of such patients through hypnosis.

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96. Stammering is caused because of .........
1) Physical disorder

2) Hindered growth

3) Lack of Self - confidence

4) Lack of understanding

97. The second stage of a child's understanidng the language is .....

1) Speaking

2) Writing

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99. Fluency in such patients can be incorporated in the speech of such patients
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17-2; 18-1; 19-2; 20-3; 21-4; 22-1; 23-3; 24-3; 25-1; 26-1; 27-2; 28-1; 29-4; 30-2;
31-2; 32-1; 33-1; 34-2; 35-1; 36-4; 37-2; 38-4; 39-3; 40-2; 41-1; 42-1; 43-1; 44-3;
45-3; 46-2; 47-2; 48-2; 49-3; 50-2; 51-3; 52-1; 53-4; 54-2; 55-3; 56-3; 57-1; 58-2;
59-3; 60-4; 61-4; 62-2; 63-4; 64-2; 65-1; 66-4; 67-4; 68-2; 69-1; 70-4; 71-4; 72-4;
73-1; 74-4; 75-3; 76-2; 77-4; 78-2; 79-3; 80-2; 81-4; 82-1; 83-1; 84-1; 85-2; 86-4;
87-4; 88-2; 89-3; 90-1; 91-2; 92-1; 93-2; 94-2; 95-3; 96-3; 97-1; 98-2; 99-1; 100-3.

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