Subject English | |||
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2251. Who, What, Which are - | |||
(a) Demonstrative pronoun | |||
(b) Relative pronoun | |||
(c) Reflexive | |||
(d) Indefinite pronoun | |||
Ans. b | |||
2252. What is the synonym of ‘delude’? | |||
(a) Demand | |||
(b) Permit | |||
(c) Aggravate | |||
(d) Deceive | |||
Ans. d | |||
2253. What is the noun of the word ‘Heart’? | |||
(a) Heart | |||
(b) Hearten | |||
(c) Heartening | |||
(d) Heartful | |||
Ans. c | |||
2254. ‘May Allah help you’- what kind of sentence is this? | |||
(a) Optative | |||
(b) Imperative | |||
(c) Assertive | |||
(d) Exclamatory | |||
Ans. a | |||
2255. A rolling strong gathers no moss. What is ‘rolling’? | |||
(a) Gerund | |||
(b) Participle | |||
(c) Adjective | |||
(d) Verb Noun | |||
Ans. b | |||
2256. He has been ill ____ Friday last. Fill in the blank: | |||
(a) since | |||
(b) in | |||
(c) from | |||
(d) on | |||
Ans. a | |||
2257. Which is the noun of the word ‘Beautiful’? | |||
(a) Beautiful | |||
(b) Beauty | |||
(c) Beautifully | |||
(d) Beauteous | |||
Ans. b | |||
2258. ‘Out and out’ means- | |||
(a) Not at all | |||
(b) Thoroughly | |||
(c) To be last | |||
(d) Man of outside | |||
Ans. b | |||
2259. ‘Justice delayed is denied’ was stated by - | |||
(a) Disraeli | |||
(b) Emerson | |||
(c) Gladstone | |||
(d) Shakespeare | |||
Ans. c | |||
What do the underlined words mean: | |||
2260. Drink only tepid water. | |||
(a) cold | |||
(b) slightly warm | |||
(c) slightly cold | |||
(d) hot | |||
Ans. b | |||
2261. Some felt the law would impinge on the rights of others. | |||
(a) change | |||
(b) trespass | |||
(c) enlarge | |||
(d) facilitate | |||
Ans. b | |||
Fill in the blanks: | |||
2262. She couldn’t stop _____. | |||
(a) laughing | |||
(b) to laugh | |||
(c) laugh | |||
(d) laughter | |||
Ans. a | |||
2263. A basket of apples ____ been sold. | |||
(a) have | |||
(b) has | |||
(c) having | |||
(d) haven’t | |||
Ans. b | |||
2264. You’ll remember to call me, ____? | |||
(a) will you | |||
(b) would you | |||
(c) won’t you | |||
(d) would not you | |||
Ans. c | |||
2265. The fire in the museum resulted in ____ damage. | |||
(a) intensive | |||
(b) expensive | |||
(c) abrasive | |||
(d) extensive | |||
Ans. d | |||
2266. He ____ that he’s millionaire, but don’t believe him. | |||
(a) admits | |||
(b) attempts | |||
(c) screams | |||
(d) claims | |||
Ans. d | |||
2267. I remember ____ the race. | |||
(a) the horse’s wining the race | |||
(b) the horse to win | |||
(c) the horse wining | |||
(d) the horse will win | |||
Ans. c | |||
2268. _____ physicist, Gabriel Fahrenheit, invents the mercury thermometer in 1714. | |||
(a) There is | |||
(b) it is | |||
(c) the | |||
(d) it is the | |||
Ans. c | |||
2269. Neither of the two men wants ____ son educated. | |||
(a) their | |||
(b) his | |||
(c) them | |||
(d) its | |||
Ans. a | |||
2270. ‘Prima facie’ means | |||
(a) at first view | |||
(b) main cause | |||
(c) prime figure | |||
(d) prime accused | |||
Ans. a | |||
2271. A person who writes plays is called a | |||
(a) play-write | |||
(b) play writer | |||
(c) playwright | |||
(d) player | |||
Ans. c | |||
2272. The word ‘subterfuge’ means | |||
(a) Subtlety | |||
(b) cunning | |||
(c) simplicity | |||
(d) trickery | |||
Ans. d | |||
Supply the appropriate preposition: | |||
2273. Supply minister arrived _____ a decision last night. | |||
(a) over | |||
(b) in | |||
(c) at | |||
(d) on | |||
Ans. c | |||
2274. The bank will compensate the customer ____ his loss. | |||
(a) at | |||
(b) for | |||
(c) to | |||
(d) of | |||
Ans. b | |||
Provide the correct antonym: | |||
2275. Permanent | |||
(a) Evanescent | |||
(b) Temporal | |||
(c) Persistent | |||
(d) Short | |||
Ans. a |