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171. Select the sentence that is correct.
(1) It is very difficult to put Gandhian principals into practise.
(2) It is very difficult to put Gandhian principles into practise.
(3) It is very difficult to put Gandhian principals into practice.
(4) It is very difficult to put Gandhian principles into practice.

172. Select from the alternatives, the word that conveys the same meaning as the word
given in capital letters.
TETE-A-TETE
(1) Delightful (2) Penetrating
(3) Piercing (4) Conversation

173. Choose the correct article to complete the sentence.

He goes to University every morning.
(1) the (2) an
(3) a (4) No article

174. Choose the correct article to complete the sentence.

Albert Camus was European genius.
(1) an (2) a
(3) the (4) No article

175. Supply the proper form (comparative and superlative) of the adjective.
John is my brother.
I. old 11. older
111. elder IV. eldest

(1) I a n d I I (2) I11 and IV

(3) I1 and 111 (4) All four

176. Choose the word opposite in meaning to the word underlined.

There is something repulsive about the way he handles people.
(1) smooth (2) attractive
(3) reflective (4) distinctive

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177. My grandmother said to me, "Don't sit on the wall."
The indirect narration of the above sentence will be
(1) My grandmother warned me not to sit on the wall.
(2) My grandmother told to me not to sit on the wall.
(3) My grandmother said me not to sit on the wall.
(4) My grandmother said to me do not sit on the wall.
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178. Fill in the blank spaces with appropriate articles.

iron is useful metal.
(1) An ... a
(2) The ... a
(3) No article ... a
(4) No article ... no article

179. Identify the correct sentence(s1.

I. The minister, accompanied by his officers, is visiting the town tomorrow.
11. Each of the employees was given a bonus.
(1) Only I is correct
(2) Only I1 is correct
(3) Both I and I1 are correct
(4) Both I and I1 are incorrect

180. Rewrite the given sentence in the exclamatory form.

These are very good apples.
(1) What good apples these are !
(2) How good apples these are !
(3) What a good apples these are !
(4) How very good apples these are !

181. Complete the following sentence by choosing the correct alternative :

If you smoke regularly, you will suffer from cancer.
This is a sentence.
(1) simple (2) compound
13) complex (4) complex-compound

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182. Choose the option which best expresses the meaning of the idiondphrase underlined
in the sentence.
Government is all a t sea regarding the Kashmir problem.
(1) confused (2) in deep waters
(3) a t the sea-shore (4) None of the above

183. T o build castles in the air' means

(1) to build a space-colony
(2) to build sky-scrapers
(3) to have highly impossible plans and dreams
(4) to build a very strong building at high altitude

184. Out of the given options choose the one that suits the description given below :
One who has a compulsive desire to steal
(1) Pilferer (2) Poacher
(3) Plagiarist (4) Kleptomaniac

185. Choose the option which best expresses the meaning of the phrase underlined in the '3
sentence.
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He had the nerve to suggest that the teacher was wrong.
(1) strength (2) capacity
(3) audacity (4) foolishness

186. We are at the mercy of our endocrine glands.

It means
(1) We want our endocrine glands to be merciful to us.
(2) The endocrine glands do not have any control over our nature.
(3) Our endocrine glands can do what they want with us.
(4) Our health entirely depends upon the proper working of our endocrine glands.

187. Choose the option that best expresses the meaning of the underlined idiondphrase in
the sentence.
The man took to his heels when he saw me coming.
(1) had some pain in his heels
(2) ran away from the scene
(3) waited for me
(4) removed his shoes
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188. Pick out the correct word to complete the sentence.
The art of spelling words correctly is called
(1) Philology (2) Orthography
(3) Calligraphy (4) Paleography

189. The attendance register is maintained to find out students who play truant.
It means the attendance register is maintained to find out the students who
(1) stay away from school during the school-hours.
(2) play on the ground during the recesses.
(3) truly play on the ground during the school-hours.
(4) steal books during the school-hours.

190. Supply the proper form (comparative or superlative) of the adjective.

How is your brother today ? Is he -
. ?
(1) good (2) better
(3) well (4) None of the above

191. Choose the phrase that best completes the sentence.

All of the people a t the conference are
(1) mathematic teachers (2) mathematics teachers
(3) mathematical teachers (4) mathematic's teachers

192. Fill in the blank with the correct preposition.

We shouldn't poke fun people who stammer.
(1) of (2) at (3) on (4) against

193. Identify the incorrectly spelt word.

(1) Athlete (2) Auxilliary (3) Abscess (4) Catalogue

194. Identify the grammatically correct sentenceis).

I. Her bridle gown was trimmed with lace
11. We galloped along the bridle path.

(1) Only I is correct (2) Only I1 is correct

(3) Both I and I1 are correct (4) Both I and I1 are incorrect

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195. What does the underlined modal in the sentence below suggest ?
You can hurt yourself.
(1) ability (2) probability
(3) certainty (4) permission

196. There is nothing greater than the freedom of the human spirit in this world.
The superlative degree of the above sentence is
(1) The freedom of the human spirit is greater than anything else in this world,
(2) Nothing is as great as the freedom of the human spirit in this world.
(3) The freedom of the human spirit is in this world, the greatest thing.
(4) The freedom of the human spirit is the greatest thing in this world.

197. Identify the grammatically correct sentence(s1.

I. Every man and woman is welcome.
11. Neither of the two boys were successful.
(1) Only I is correct (2) Only I1 is correct
(3) Both I and I1 are correct (4) Both I and I1 are incorrect

198. Choose the option which best expresses the word underlined :
He lost the contest in the penultimate round.
(1) final (2) second-last
(3) most difficult (4) replay

199. Identify the correctly spelt word.

(1) Acquaintence (2) Acquantance
(3) Acquaintance (4) Acquentence

200. Identify the grammatically correct sentence(s1.

I. The cow is a useful animal.
11. Cow is a useful animal.
(1) Only I is correct
(2) Only I1 is correct
(3) Both I and I1 are correct
(4) Both I and I1 are incorrect
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