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1 It’s not possible to judge a man by his appearance.

(a) It’s not possible to judge a man by his appearance

(b) It’s impossible to judge a man by his appearance

(c) It’s not impossible to judge a man by his appearance

(d) No improvement

2. The dog is certainly a noble animal.

(a) partly

(e) fairly

(b) basically

(d) No improvement

3. To contact the police he tried hard.

(a) He tried to contact the police hard

(b) He tried hard to contact the police

(c) He tried the police to contact hard

(d) No improvement

4. He is reputed to be a closed-fisted man.

(a) claw fisted

(b) clasped fisted

(c) close-fisted

(d) No improvement

5. Dust is a problem particular to India.

(a) Pathetic

(b) Pollution

(c) Peculiar

(d) No improvement

6. One who leaves one’s country in order to settle permanently in another

(a) Omnipresent

(b) Celibate

(c) Bigot

(d) Emigrant

7. Belonging to the same period

(a) Ancient

(b) Inaccessible

(c) Contemporary

(d) Immigrant

8. To free anything from germs

(a) Sterilize

(b) Antiseptic

(e) Antivirus

(d) Cauterize

9. One who compiles a dictionary

(a) Lexicographer

(b) Philologist

(c) Numismatist

(d) Philatelist

10. One who knows everything

(a) Omnivorous

(b) Omnipotent

(e) Ominous

(d) Omniscient

11. (a) Privilege

(b) Privilege

(d) Privilege

(e) Privilege

12. (a) Maintenance

(b) Maintenance

(c) Maintenence

(d) Maintenance

13. (a) Communication

(b) Communication

(d) Communication

14. (a) Communication

(b) Committee

(d) Committee Committee

(b) Curious

15. (a) Curious

(b) Exercise

(c) Curious

(c) Curious

(d) Curious

16. (a) Exercise

(d) Exercise

(b) Exercise

17. The orange was first brought to Europe by

(a) Christopher Columbus

(b) Florida

(c) The Moors

(d) The Chinese

18. State which of the following statements is true?

(a) The Moors planted the sour orange in Europe.

(b) The Moors planted many trees.

(c) The orients planted sweet oranges in Europe.

(d) The Moors planted many trees including orange in Europe.

19. When was sweet orange brought to Europe?

(a) The Moor’s invasion brought sweet oranges to Europe.

(b) Increased trade with the Orient brought the sweet orange to Europe.

(c) Increased trade with Columbus brought the sweet orange to Europe.

(d) Fifteenth-century brought the sweet orange to Europe.

20. Which country leads in the production of oranges?

(a) The United States

(b) Florida

(e) Sicily

(d) Spain

21. In which climate does the orange grow well?

(a) Hot

(b) Cold

(d) Dry

(d) Tropical

22. Rabindranath Tagore was not

(a)/ the first Noble Laureate

(b)/without a university degree.

(C)/No error (d)

23. The problem of soil erosion

(a) is one of the serious imports

(b)/in various countries.

(C)/No error(d)

24. The number of guests

(a)/ invited to the wedding

(b)/is one thousand.

(C)/No error (d)

25. Supposing if

(a)/ he tells the truth

(b)/ he can escape punishment.

(C)/No error (d)

26. For a long time

(a)/I did not know who was sitting besides Me

(b)/because it was so dark.

(c)/No error(d)

27. It is

(a)/ a quarter to ten

(b)/by my watch.

(c)/No error(d)

28. My cousin with her parents

(a)/have gone

(b)/to Chennai,

(c)/No error(d)

29. She

(a)/ is my

(b)/confidante.

(c)/No error (d)

30. Don’t depend on

(a)/Raju for he will

(b)/ always lets you down.

(c)/No error (d)

31. Each and every person

(a)/ have

(b)/ to do this work.

(C)/ No error (d)

32. The photographer rolled a machine………….the middle……………the room.

(a) in, off

(b) by, across

(e) into, of

(d) above, from

33. If …………….a more reliable car, L………..to Delhi rather than fly.

(a) would have, would drive

(b) had, had driven

(c) had, would drive

(d) would have had, would drive

34. Telling a small lie sometimes enables one to avoid …………..another’s feelings.

(a) nothing

(b) harming

(e) stopping

(d) hurting

35. We should not laugh……………physically challenged people.

(a) for

(b) about

(c) at

(d) on

36. He’s been bitten…………..a dog.

(a) from

(b) of

(e) by

(d) at

37………….resigned, we would have been forced to sack him.

(a) Had he not

(b) Hadn’t

(c) He had not

(d) He not had

38. Women who swear……………beauty products are in for a shock.

(a) for

(b) in

(e) by

(d) with

39. …………..of people come here to gossip.

(a) Most

(b) A lot

(c) Lot

(d) Few

40. Do congratulate him……………his success.

(a) in

(b) on

(e) for

(d) over

41. He is…………the top of the class.

(a) in

(b) upon

(c) at

(d) on

42. VALOUR

(a) Honour

(b) Courtesy

(c) Pride

(d) Courage

43. GLIMPSE

(a) A brief view

(b) A close-up view

(c) Bird’s eye view

(d) Wide-angle view

44. GALL

(a) Bold

(b) Boastful

(c) Audacity

(d) Macho

45. FRAGILE

(a) Tough

(b) Tight

(c) Gruff

(d) Unclear

46. CROWDED

(a) Crowned

(b) Empty

(c) Congested

(d) Created

47. OBLIGATORY

(a) Compulsory

(b) Exclusionary

(c) Voluntary

(d) Exemplary

48. Sachin is an indifferent student. He is often all at sea.

(a) very knowledgeable

(b) in danger

(e) completely confused

(d) in a state of shock

49. Tam waiting for the old man to kick the bucket so that I can get his money.

(a) to kill

(b) to die

(e) to absolve

(d) to conclude

50. I am tired of the rat race in the corporate sector.

(a) misery

(b) unpleasant sight

(c) fierce competition

(d) corruption