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1. Choose the sentence which has no
error.
A. He was ousted to power
B.
He was ousted from power
C. He was ousted against power
D. He was ousted for power
2. Choose a word opposite
in meaning to the word – Incorrigible
A. reformable
B. changeable
C. reachable
D. teachable
3. Choose the correctly
spelt word:
A. Deestrous
B.
Dexterous
C. Decxtrous
D. Dextrous
Read the Paragraph and answer the
following four questions
BAHARU shyamsunder Public Library
(town) is celebrating its centenary with a three day cultural programme and
seminar starting from 20 April. Hemanta Mukherjee and poet Shakti Chattopadhyay
were born in Baharu village in the Southern fringes. It is amazing to note that
Hemanta Mukherjee had organized a solo programme on 10 April, 1946 at the
Calcutta University Institute Hall to raise funds for the library. He along
with Chattopadhyay were felicitated in 1989 when the library was celebrating
its platinum jubilee. The library has an impressive stock of 20 books and
periodicals. There are 574 members. The organizers regretted that the number of
students and youths using the library is fast vanishing. There is a tendency
among the youths to read books on the net and the habit of reading books is
going fast due to their busy schedule. There was a time when on an average 120
books were issued per day and the number has gone down handsomely. A drive has
been launched to create awareness among children and youths to develop the
habit of going to the library.
4. The quoted passage
emphasizes that
A.People do not visit
libraries quite ofen
B. people are
othetwise busy
C. good readers
abound
D.
the habit of reading books at libraries is fast dwindling
5. In a ‘solo’ programme there is
A. only two performers
B.
only One performer
C. a group performers
D. number of performers is unlimited
6. 'Centenary’ refers to
A. the 100th anniversary of an event
B. The 75th anniversary of
an event
C. the anniversary of an event
D. the 50th anniversary of
an event
7. 'Regret' is the
opposite of
A. rejoice
B. deprecate
C. join again
D. mourn
8. The college students have vitiated
the atmosphere. 'VITIATED' means
A.
spoiled
B. purified
C. improved
D. purged
9. Fill in the blank with the correct
option : “He gave me good advice_____ helping me with money."
A. Beside
B.
besides
C. Beside”s
D. by
10. The synonym of 'APATHETIC' is
A. phlegmatic
B. garrulous
C. mystic
D. pantheist
11. Find out which part of the
following sentence has an error:
A. Mahatma Gandhi taught us
B. that one should respect
C. the religious of others
D. as much as his own.
Read the Paragraph and answer the
following four questions:
Melbourne: Scientists have developed a
new low-cost way to save rare animals and plants from poachers-by using ma s.
Researchers from the University of Queensland used a mathematical model to
outwit poachers in Africa s Greater Virunga Landscape-one of the most
bio-diverse places on Earth, with 13 protected areas covering 13,800 sq km. By
studying the poachers incursion patterns and prioritizing patrols, the model
could improve protection of endangered animals and plants where they most need
it, while minimizing patrol and conservation costs, said Richard Fuller of the
University. The great thing about this approach is that it can be
applied anywhere, Fuller said. Our
study in central Africa showed that patrols are usually carried out near patrol
stations where rangers are based, and therefore they aren t very effective at
stopping illegal hunting beyond a few kilometers, he said. The team studied
which areas had the most illegal poaching and logging, the impact on wildlife,
and the cost of patrolling the threatened areas, James Watson, another member
of the research team, said the researchers included all the information in a
mathematical model that prioritized the location of patrols. For example, since
the poachers know well where the patrol bases are, patrollers should target
more remote areas-a hot spot for illegal poachers- by extending their patrols,
Watson said. The study showed that this reduced the cost of meeting all
conservation targets in the landscape by as 63%. By providing a big-picture
view of the entire landscape, the model enabled us to maximize conservation
efforts on a limited budget, Watson said. Fuller said that apart from deterring
poaching, the approach could also be used to prevent disturbance of threatened
species due to human activity.
12. The mathematical model' referred
to in the extract suggests
A. To target remote areas away from patrol
bases
B.
To prioritize patrols
C. To use mathematical skill
D. To punish poachers
13. Synonym of outwit
A. Outsource
B. Fraud
C. Protect
D.
Outsmart
14. This mathematical model approach,
if adopted, will
A. Lessen the cost of meeting all conservation targets
B. Increase Govt. expense
C. Incur moderate expense
D. Neither increase nor decrease Govt.
expenditure
15. Here poacher means a person who
A. Cooks
B.
Illegally hunts animals
C. Waits near the opponent team's goal
D. Does something in dishonest way
16. Fill in the blank with appropriate
preposition given below: The success of the mission is contingent_______ the
reception it gets from the public
A. with
B.
on
C. of
D. over
17. People speculate when they
consider a situation and assume something to be true based on inconclusive
evidence. Which situation below is the best example of Speculation?
A. Francine decides that it would be
appropriate to wear jeans to her new office on Friday after reading about
"Casual Fridays" in her employee handbook.
B. Mary spends thirty minutes sitting
in traffic and wishes that she took the train instead of driving.
C. After consulting several guidebooks
and her travel agent, Jennifer feels confident that the hotel she has chosen is
first-rate.
D. When Emily opens the door in tears,
Theo guesses that she's had a death in her family.
18.” One of them who was wild, unruly,
given to lying and quarrelsome-----". Select the ending without error,
from the responses given.
A. break out on one occasion so
violently that i was exasperated.
B.
has broken out on one occasion so violently that i was exasperated.
C. broke out on one occasion so
violently so that i was exasperated.
D. D. broke out on one occasion so was
exasperated. violently that i was exasperated
19. Substitute the given words with a
single word meaning the same, choosing from the alternatives given. An
obsessive urge to steal:
A. thief
B.kleptomania
C. insanity
D. misfit
20. Choose the sentence that has the
adjective correctly placed:
A.
Those people at the counter are too kind to refuse.
B. Those are too kind people at the
counter to refuse.
C. Too kind people are those at the
counter to refuse.
D. At the counter are those too kind people to
refuse.
21. He is generally believed to have
died of poison (rewrite using noun clause) select the correct answer from the
alternatives given.
A. He believed that the person generally dide
of poison.
B.
that he has died of poison everyone generally believes
C. it is generally believed that he
dided of poison.
D. Generally he has believed to have
dide of poison
Read the paragraph and answer the
following four question:
Midnapore: IIT-Kharagpur (IIT-Kgp) has
offered telemedicine assistance to the state government nutrition project in
Jangalmahal. IIT-Kgp s agriculture and food engineering department will advice
doctors, nurses and other staff of the
upcoming nutrition rehabilitation centers in Jangalmahal, where malnourished
children will be fed two meals daily. Children of six months to five years will
be covered under the project. Two doctors from the department, Professor VC
Ghosh and Analava Mitra, will give child-specific advice. They will offer their
advice to the staff at the centers on what to feed each child after getting
idea of his or her particular ailment. Doctors and nurses at the hospitals
where these centers will come up will contact us. We will advise them over the
telephone on how to solve each child s nutritional problem. Parents of the
children can also contact us for such advice. We will also ask the parents to
maintain kitchen gardens around their homes and tell them what specific
vegetables and low-cost nutritional plants they should grow for their kids
nutrition and better health said Prof. Ghosh. The nutrition rehabilitation
centers will come up on the premises of block and rural hospitals in 11
backward Jangalmahal blocks of West Midnapore district. My department will
construct the buildings that will house nutrition rehabilitation centers within
the premises of rural and block hospitals."
22.The nutrition rehabilitation centre
will be located at
A. the premises of rural and block
hospitals.
B. the premises of rural and block hospitals of eleven backward
jangalmahal blocks of west midnapore dist
C. the premises of respective panchayets
D. at SSKM, Kolkata
23. A 'child-specific advice' refers
to
A. advice by doctors as per the
requirement of a particular child
B. advice by doctors for children of the specified
age-group in general
C. advice by the staff of the centre
D.
advice to children by Profs. V.C. Ghosh and A.Mitra
24. Kitchen gardens as mentioned in
the paragraph will be helpful for
A. its proximity to the household
B. there's no carrying cost
C.
it would take care of the kid's nutrition and better health
D. beautification
25. The State Govt's nutrition project
will be assisted by IIT-Kgp's
A.
agriculture and food engineering department
B. telemedicine department
C. Information & technology dept.
D. rehabilitation centre
26. Fill in the blank : The song is
prelude _____ the main function
A.
to
B. of
C. for
D. about
Read the Paragraph and answer the
following four questions :
London: Britain has unveiled the world
s largest aircraft- a 300 foot long monster which is part plane, airship and a
helicopter and it s capable of flying non-stop for three weeks without
refueling. It is kept at the 100-year-old Cardington in Bedfordshire-the only
hangar big enough to accommodate it, the ship HAV304, is 70% more
environmentally friendly than a cargo plane and doesn't need a runway to take
off. The £60 million new airship is about 60 feet longer than the biggest
airliners-the Airbus A380 and Boeing 747-8. Plans are to include two hovercraft
vehicles to the bottom so that the plane can land safely even on water. Capable
of carrying 50 passengers on board, the company developing it says it is
expected to transport 50 tonnes of freight. Once completed for flight later in
this year; the aircraft will be even bigger-390 feet long, 196 feet wide and
115 feet high-making it taller than London's iconic clock tower the Big Ben. It
has been created by Hybrid Air Vehicles Ltd (HAV). The plane has had a test
flight on American skies. Originally developed for the US military,the
helium-filled hybrid Airlander project was scrapped owing to budget cuts. The
British company now developing it believes the aircraft will change air travel
forever because of the low levels of fuel use and noise pollution.
27. More research needed in this area
of developing airships because
A. should be energy efficient
B. less noisy
C.
both (i) & (ii)
D. it is economic
28. Big Ben, London's iconic clock
tower is
A. 115 ft high
B.
less than 115 ft high
C. 390 ft high
D. 196 ft high
29. The biggest airliners now in vogue
are
A. the Airbus A380 and Boeing 747-8
B. Emirates 102 and Indigo 2543
C. Air Asia 192 and Qatar Airways 206
D.
British Airways
30. The new airship will be able to
land safely on water
A.
as it is helium-filled hybrid Airlander
B. in present condition
C. when one hovercraft type vehicle
will be attached
D. when two hovercraft type vehicles
will be attached to the bottom
31. Fill up the blanks with the
correct form of verbs + prepositions the alternatives provided. Choose the
correct one. Vikram's father__________
paying the bill.
A. insisting on
B. insisted to
C.insisted for
D. insisted on
32Find out
from the following words which one is spelt correctly:
A. fascilitate
B. fecilatate
C. facilitate
D. facilitate
33Choose the
response which gives the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase `To get one s
bacie
up'
A. to make someone angry or stubborn B. to run away from
C. to get back at D. to sit straight
34'A swan song' means
A. a melodious song B. the dying song
C. person's last composition, performance etc. D. disharmonious display
35Pick out the correctly spelt word:
A. Seeze B. Siege
C. Sige D. Seege
36. Choose the sentence which is free from
error.
A. The child is sensitive to cold. B. The child
is sensible to cold.
C. The child
is secluded to cold. D. The child
is sentinced to cold.
37What does 'Utopian Scheme' stand for ?
A. practical B. not
practical
C. old rule D. false scheme
38.give the antonym of the word in capital.
There is AFFINITY between the French and Spanish
languages.
A. similarity B. compatibility
C. discrepancy D. resemblance
39. It is the scarcity of a thing that
makes it treasured.(Rewrite using Adjective form of "scarcity")
Select the correct answer from the alternatives given.
A. when a thing is scarce,it becomes treasured
B.
A thing is treasured if it is scarcely found.
C. We should treasur a thing that is
scarcely found
D. To treasure a thing it must be
scarce.
40. Substitute the given word meaning
with a single word choosing from the alternatives given. Complete loss of memory:
A. forgetfulness
B.
amnesia
C. absentmindedness
D. blank
41. The mountain
air coming from the north has proved salubrious for the people settled here.
The meaning
of 'SALUBRIOUS' is
A. pleasant B. wholesome
C. toxic D. virulent
42.You are at home in arithmetic. Correct the
error from the following alternatives:
A. You
are at home in arithmetic. B. You are at
home in arithmetic
subject.
C. You are at home in arithmetic. D. You are at
home for arimetic.
43.Fill in the blank : Your story is devoid truth
A. from B.
to
C. of D.
behind
44.Choose the
correct form of verb from the alternatives provided and fill up the blanks.
This accomplishment_____ all the previous effort of the football team.
A. overlooks B.
transcends
C. surprises D. succeeds
45.Select the most appropriate
article/preposition to fill in the bank: We should be mentally prepared to
ponder ---- the subject of capital punishment.
A. About
B. Over
C. On
D. With
46.Choose the answer that best
expresses the meaning of the given sentence. Mary said to Robert, "Let him
come, then we shall see".
A. Mary said Robert if he came we
shall see him.
B. Mary told Robert that if he comes
they shall see.
C.
Mary told Robert that they would see him when
D. Mary told Robert to allow him to
ho. comes. come and then they would see.
47.Choose the correct spelling :
A. Conscientous
B.
Conscientious
C. Conscentious
D. Conscentous
48.Choose the sentence which is
correct in all respect.
A. Drinking is prejudicial too health.
B. Drinking is prejudicial for health.
C.
Drinking is prejudicial to health.
D. Drinking is prejudicial against
health.
49.Find out the correctly spelt word
from the following words
A. deffiance
B acquiesee
C. embezle
D. embarras
50.In question replace word/words in
" " with an idiomatic expression/phrase from the given alternatives.
I hope you will not "feel bad" if I point out your weak points.
A.
take to heart
B. take in
C. give way
D. fall through
51.Choose the odd out of these :
A. flawless
B. immaculate
C.
complete
D. impeccable
52.Choose the right phrasal verb from
the alternatives given below to replace the word in capitals: The whole project
FAILED for want of funds.
A. fell away
B. fell out
C. fell on
D. fell through
53.Fill in the blanks choosing correctly
from the alternatives given. Unless
measures are taken corruption cannot be controlled.
A. careful
B. vindictive
C. sudden
D. punitive
54.Find out from the following words
which one is spelt correctly:
A.conglomerate
B. conglomrnerate
C. conglowmerate
D. congloumerate