SSC English Solved Paper 2015 Combines Graduate Level Study Material Notes ( Part 2 )

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CTET Paper Level 2 Language II Model paper in English

COMBINED GRADUATE LEVEL (PT)

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1 He does not laugh, nor he smiles.

(a) neither he does smile

(b) No improvement

(c) nor does he smile

(d) nor he does smile

2. We met yesterday, haven’t we?

(a) No improvement

(b) isn’t it?

(e) didn’t we?

(d) hadn’t we?

3. She could not help but laugh.

(a) but laughing

(b) No improvement

(c) laughing

(a) laughter

4. The world is being faced with a crisis.

(a) in front of

(b) confronted

(c) No improvement

(d) facing

5. I took my mother some grapes when she was in the hospital.

(a) I brought my mother some grapes

(b) I took some grapes for my mother

(c) No improvement

(d) I took for my mother some grapes

6. If I will get an opportunity, I shall attend the seminar.

(a) No improvement

(b) get

(c) shall get

(d) got

7. She insisted on she was innocent.

(a) No improvement

(b) insisted with

(c) insisted that

(d) insisted on that

8. You must endure what you cannot cure.

(a) No improvement

(b) prevail

(c) accept

(d) suffer

9. Both the teams played the game fairly.

(a) played fairly the game

(b) No improvement

(c) played a fair game

(d) fairly played the game

10. The others shook their heads and made vague noises of approval.

(a) nodded

(b) turned around

(c) hung

(d) No improvement

11. Just outside my house are a playground for school boys and girls.

(a) for school boys and girls

(b) No error

(c) Just outside my house

(d) are a playground

12. He can be a basketball player since he is tall like a mule.

(a) a basketball player since

(b) he is tall like a mule.

(c) No error

(d) He can be

13. Who do you think I met?

(a) do you think

(b) I met?

(c) Who

(d) No error

14. It is not advisable to take heavy luggage while on a journey.

(a) It is not advisable

(b) while on a journey.

(c) to take heavy luggage’s

(d) No error

15. A bird in the tree is worth two in the bush.

(a) A bird in the tree

(b) two in the bush.

(C) No error

(d) is worth

16. He has the full facts……… …..but is deliberately hiding them.

(a) up his sleeve

(b) upon his sleeves

(c) under his sleeves

(d) in his sleeves

17. When the morning……., the murder was discovered.

(a) arrived

(b) happened

(c) occurred

(d) came

18. The appearance of the city………………….day by day.

(a) had changed

(b) could change

(c) changed

(d) is changing

19. The smell of the Sea called…………………memories of her childhood.

(a) for

(b) back

(c) on

(d) up

20. The police fired on the mob when they…….

(a) turned violent

(b) turned noisy

(c) became abusive

(d) fizzled out

21. One who runs away from justice or the law

(a) Criminal

(b) Smuggler

(c) Thief

(d) Fugitive

22. A person who deserves all praise

(a) Detestable

(b) Lovable

(c) Despicable

(d) Laudable

23. One who skillful

(a) Dexterous

(b) Different

(c) Disciplined

(d) Diligent

24. Of one’s own free will

(a) Obligatory

(b) Compulsory

(c) Voluntary

(d) Mandatory

25. One who has long experience

(a) Veteran

(b) Novice

(c) Expert

(d) Practitioner

26. A study of ancient things

(a) Zoology

(b) Physiology

(c) Ethnology

(d) Archaeology

27. One who is too careless to plan for the future

(a) Improvident

(b) Impractical

(c) Imprudent

(d) Impotent

28. EFFEMINACY

(a) Boorishness

(b) Attractiveness

(c) Aggressiveness

(d) Manliness

29. PLACID

(a) Dull

(b) Moving

(c) Stormy

(d) Urgent

30. VACILLATION

(a) Steadfastness

(b) Remorse

(c) Relief

(d) Inoculation

31. Unless you make amends for the loss, nobody is prepared to excuse you.

(a) confess

(b) compensate

(e) improve

(d) pay debt molehill.”

32. Amit said to Rekha, “Don’t make a mountain out of a

(a) start looking for molehills in the mountains

(b) attempt an impossible task

(e) create problems

(d) exaggerate a minor problem

33. Instead of keeping his promise of helping me with office work, he just left me high and dry.

(a) left me in a state of anger

(b) left me alone to do the work

(c) left me feeling like a fool

(d) left me without a drop of water

34. Before the report reached the authority, the media spilled the beans.

(a) dropped the charges

(b) spilled the content of the package

(c) hinted at the consequences

(d) revealed the secret information

35. His friend turned out to be a snake in the grass.

(a) a hidden enemy

(b) low and mean

(c) cowardly and brutal

(d) an unreliable and deceitful person

36. The expression “warts and all” in the passage means

(a) hopes and fears

(b) the reader’s grievances

(C) with no attempt to conceal blemishes and inadequacies

(d) the community’s problems

37. In this passage the writer highlights the fact that

(a) newspaper can eradicate injustice.

(b) a newspaper should only concentrate on local affairs.

(c) a newspaper should reflect the community it serves.

(d) journalists differ in their opinion on the function of a newspaper.

38. How can a newspaper influence local affairs?

(a) By encouraging the readers to accept their grievances

(b) By focusing on world affairs

(C) By influencing public opinion through half-truths

(d) By probing into the ills of society and rallying support for change

39. What is the main purpose of a newspaper

(a) Exert influence on the individuals

(b) To present facts in a blunt way

(c) Encourage the readers to be pretentious

(d) Project news objectively and imaginatively

40. How can the readers air their grievances?

(a) By supporting the local newspaper

(b) By writing to journalists

(c) By being complacent

(d) By writing to their local newspaper

41. Which one of the following statements is implied in the passage?

(a) The police check the citizens, whether they are good or bad, from violating the law.

(b) Peaceful citizens seldom violate the law.

(c) Criminals, who flout the law, are seldom brought to book.

(d) The police hardly succeed in converting bad citizens into good ones.

42. According to the writer, which one of the following is not the responsibility of the police?

(a) To ensure peace among citizens by safeguarding individual’s rights

(b) To maintain peace during extraordinary circumstances

(c) To check violent activities of citizens

(d) To protect the privileges of all citizens

43. Which of the following statements is not implied in the passage?

(a) Law protects those who respect it.

(b) Law ensures people’s religious and social rights absolutely and unconditionally.

(c) A criminal is deterred from committing crimes only for fear of the law.

(d) The forces of law help to transform irresponsible citizens into responsible ones.

44. They are made to secure the property of citizens against theft and damage” means that the law

(a) helps in recovering the stolen property of the citizens

(b) assists the citizens whose property has been stolen or Destroyed

(c) initiates process against offenders of the law

(d) safeguards people’s possessions against being stolen or lost

45. The expression “customs and ceremonies” means

(a) usual practices and religious rites

(b) fairs and festivals

(e) habits and traditions

(d) superstitions and formalities

46. (a) Diffusion

(e) Defusion

(b) Diffusion

(d) Diffusion

47. (a) Circumlocution

(b) Cirmlocution

(c) Circumlocution

(d) Circumlocatio

48. PERUSE

(a) Reduce

(b) Read

(c) Argue

(d) Follow

49. BOARD

(a) Furniture

(b) Food Sheet.

(c) Lodging

(d) Frame

50. SPUME

(a) Poison

(b) Spit

(c) Lava

(d) Foam