English Class -Set 41

 

English Class -Set 41

 Spotting error

1. Mr Saurabh Sharma is coming to dinner 

A) Mr Saurabh Sharma

B) is coming

C) to dinner 

D) no error✓

Spotting error

2. I visited my grandpa and grandma's house and found their missing.

A) I visited my

B) grandpa and grandma's house

C) and found their missing✓

D) no error

Spotting error

3. You should learn to adopt yourself to changing circumstances

A) You should learn to adopt✓

B) yourself to

C) changing circumstances

D) no error

Spotting error

4. He was smiling but his eyes retained a look of solemness

A) He was smiling

B) but his eyes retained

C) a look of solemness✓

D) no error

Fill in the blanks

5. The army has been_____ to be ready to control the floods

A) alerted✓

B) warned

C) awakened

D) wanted

Fill in the blanks

6. The relation between the Indian P.M. and the U.S. President is perfectly. _____

A) excellent

B) smooth

C) informed

D) cordial✓

.Fill in the blanks

7. Never _____met any girl so beautiful.

A) have I✓

B) I have

C) I had

D) did I

8.Synonyms : Apathy

A) negligence

B) indifference✓

C) sympathy

D) silence

9.Antonyms : Mitigate

A) enlarge

B) reduce

C) increase✓

D) multiply

10.Choose correctly spelt word

A) Vaccum

B) vacuum✓

C) vacum

D) vaccuum

Idioms and phrases

11. Go to rack and ruin

A)  a state of utter chaos

B) a state of despair

C) a condition of exhilaration

D) get into a bad condition✓

Idioms and phrases

12. Bite the dust

A) eat poorly

B) suffer a defeat✓ 

C) clean something

D) attack and defeat somebody

Idioms and phrases

13. Have a chip on one's shoulder

A) nurse a grudge✓

B) feel physically tall

C) saffa and ailment

D) carry a burden

Idioms and phrases

14. The seamy side

A) on the right side

B) unpleasant aspect✓

C) visible aspects

D) on the left side of something

Idioms and phrases

15. Too many chiefs and not enough Indians.

A) a proud gathering

B) an inefficient situation✓

C) an anti -National meeting

D) a top- level meeting

16.Sentence arrangement

1. Why should I tell you again and again?

P. They know what they have to do

Q. Don't you know your duties?

R. Only you require to be told.

S. Other students need not to be told

6. I will not tolerable this anymore

1. QSPR✓

2. QRPS

3. SPRQ

4. QPSR

17. Sentence arrangement

1. One evening he lit a large lamp in the bedroom and sat near his wife

P. "Why not "? was the answer.

Q. "Whatever you like"

R. "Shall I read you something "? he asked.

S. "What shall I read"?  he continued

6. He was somewhat taken aback by her answer

1.RPSQ✓

2.SRQP

3.RQPS

4.SQPR

One word substitution

18.Person motivated by irrational enthusiasm

A) moderate

B) conservative

C) fanatic✓

D) fan

One word substitution

19.Wide , uninterrupted view

A) window view

B) panorama✓

C) microscopic

D) eagleview

One word substitution

20.An instrument for measuring pressure of gases.

A) barometer

B) anemometer

C) micrometer

D) manometer✓

One word substitution

21.That cannot be expressed in words

A) indelible

B) ineffable✓

C) ingrate

D) inexorable

One word substitution

22.A mixture of dried ,naturally fragnant plant material, used to provide gentle natural scent inside buildings, specially in residential settings

A) potpourri

B) perfume

C) scent

D) Aroma

One word substitution

23.Placing different things in order to create an interesting effect

A) sit for a portrait

B) render precisely

C) juxtapose✓

D) framing

24.One word substitution

Study of cultures

A) eremology

B) etymology

C) ethology

D) ethnology✓

25.One word substitution

A person speaking many languages

A) conversant

B) polyglot✓

C) talkative

D) orator