SSC Selection Post Phase 14 · Exam Replay

English Language — Selection Post Phase 14 (2026)

Every shift as it was held, set as 15-minute tests of 25 questions with +2 / −0.5 marking. Graduate and 12th level for Quant and Reasoning; 10th, 12th and Graduate for General Awareness, with an explanation for every question, and English.

10th level · 16 Sep 2026, Shift 3

Q76 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Sustainibility
  2. Sustainability
  3. Sustanability
  4. Sustainablity

Answer: B

Q77 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Prematuer
  2. Premature
  3. Premuture
  4. Premachure

Answer: B

Q78 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. SUBSIDIARY

  1. Secondary
  2. Primary
  3. Main
  4. Integral

Answer: A

Q79 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. SYCOPHANT

  1. Leader
  2. Bootlicker
  3. Teacher
  4. Enemy

Answer: B

Q80 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of “Vigilant”.

  1. Watchful
  2. Negligent
  3. Alert
  4. Attentive

Answer: B

Q81 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of "Unresolved".

  1. Pending
  2. Doubtful
  3. Settled
  4. Inconclusive

Answer: C

Q82 · Idioms & Phrases

Select the correct idiom to fill in the blank: Despite many warnings, Rohan invested all his savings in the fake scheme and finally had to _____ .

  1. face the music
  2. spill the beans
  3. take French leave
  4. call it a day

Answer: A

Q83 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: ‘The tip of the iceberg’

  1. A small visible part of a much bigger issue
  2. The most important point
  3. A cold and distant attitude
  4. The beginning of success

Answer: A

Q84 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The secretary is answerable _____ the director for all official correspondence.

  1. to
  2. for
  3. with
  4. by

Answer: A

Q85 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: The furniture / in this room / are / quite expensive.

  1. The furniture
  2. in this room
  3. are
  4. quite expensive

Answer: C

Q86 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: Hardly / did she finish the report / when / the manager called her.

  1. Hardly
  2. did she finish the report
  3. when
  4. the manager called her

Answer: B

Q87 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: The sun / rise / in the east / every morning.

  1. The sun
  2. rise
  3. in the east
  4. every morning.

Answer: B

Q88 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. In ancient era, a version of the Kho-Kho game was played on raths or chariots in Maharashtra. B. Kho-Kho is one of the popular indigenous games of India and is an inexpensive sport like kabaddi because it does not require much equipment. C. This was known as Rathera. D. Many historians are of the view that the game of Kho-Kho is a modified version of ‘Run and Chase’.

  1. BDAC
  2. CADB
  3. BCAD
  4. ADCB

Answer: A

Q89 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Basketball is played on a rectangular court, which could be an indoor wooden court or an outdoor concrete court. B. The court is divided into two sections, called half-courts, by the mid-court line, where the game starts with a jumpball. C. A jumpball is when a referee throws the ball up at centre circle to determine which team gets possession. D. Basketball court dimensions are 28x15 metres.

  1. ADCB
  2. BDCA
  3. CBAD
  4. ADBC

Answer: D

Q90 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. The sport of wrestling is played in different weight categories for both boys and girls. B. The changes in weight categories are done by the Federations from time to time. C. The weight categories are different for junior level, senior level, open championships, world championships, Olympic championships and so on. D. The weight categories are provided to minimise the chance of injuries and also to provide an equal platform for applying strength and force for all the wrestlers.

  1. CBAD
  2. ADCB
  3. CBDA
  4. DCBA

Answer: B

Q91 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A person who lives alone.

  1. Mandatory
  2. Solitary
  3. Truant
  4. Secretive

Answer: B

Q92 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: Free from disturbance or calm.

  1. Tranquil
  2. Quill
  3. Relinquish
  4. Terrific

Answer: A

Q93 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A person considered important due to high rank.

  1. Dignitary
  2. Valley
  3. Charity
  4. Exactly

Answer: A

Q94 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The report is based _____ data collected from rural areas.

  1. in
  2. at
  3. from
  4. on

Answer: D

Q95 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. He has been suffering _____ back pain for several weeks.

  1. by
  2. of
  3. from
  4. with

Answer: C

Q96 · Cloze Test

Choose the grammatically correct option to fill in the blank (A).

  1. listening to
  2. listening
  3. by listen to
  4. listened

Answer: A

Q97 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (B) with the correct conjunction to fit the context.

  1. whereas
  2. although
  3. supposing
  4. likewise

Answer: A

Q98 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (C) with the correct word to complete the idiom.

  1. shoulder
  2. heart
  3. head
  4. stomach

Answer: D

Q99 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (D) with the word that means “original”.

  1. neoteric
  2. primer
  3. primal
  4. extraneous

Answer: C

Q100 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct preposition to fill in the blank (E) to complete the fixed idiomatic expression.

  1. in
  2. of
  3. for
  4. to

Answer: B

10th level · 17 Sep 2026, Shift 3

Q76 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Measurble
  2. Measerable
  3. Mesurable
  4. Measurable

Answer: D

Q77 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Elimenation
  2. Elimination
  3. Eliminition
  4. Elimation

Answer: B

Q78 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. CASUAL

  1. Serious
  2. Planned
  3. Informal
  4. Heavy

Answer: C

Q79 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. SHELTERED

  1. Protected
  2. Hurt
  3. Sold
  4. Exposed

Answer: A

Q80 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. CONSENTED

  1. Refused
  2. Scorned
  3. Assented
  4. Denied

Answer: C

Q81 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of Permanent.

  1. Lasting
  2. Temporary
  3. Constant
  4. Fixed

Answer: B

Q82 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of Meticulous.

  1. Careful
  2. Precise
  3. Negligent
  4. Thorough

Answer: C

Q83 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: ‘By leaps and bounds’

  1. Very rapidly
  2. With great fear
  3. In a balanced way
  4. After many failures

Answer: A

Q84 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (1).

  1. fragility
  2. resilience
  3. novelty
  4. scarcity

Answer: B

Q85 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (2).

  1. nourish
  2. damage
  3. stabilise
  4. multiply

Answer: B

Q86 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (3).

  1. isolation
  2. conflict
  3. coordination
  4. haste

Answer: C

Q87 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (4).

  1. sustained
  2. intermittent
  3. targeted
  4. inclusive

Answer: B

Q88 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (5).

  1. fragile
  2. supportive
  3. costly
  4. theoretical

Answer: B

Q89 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word.

  1. Questionable
  2. Questionable
  3. Questionable
  4. Questioneble

Answer: A

Q90 · Idioms & Phrases

What does the idiom/phrase 'in the doldrums' mean?

  1. In low spirits or inactivity
  2. In a dangerous situation
  3. In excellent physical health
  4. In a condition of doubt

Answer: A

Q91 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: The news / are / quite surprising / today.

  1. The news
  2. are
  3. quite surprising
  4. today

Answer: B

Q92 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The students are preparing _____ the practical examination.

  1. from
  2. with
  3. for
  4. to

Answer: C

Q93 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: She would rather / to stay / at home / than go out in the rain.

  1. She would rather
  2. to stay
  3. at home
  4. than go out in the rain

Answer: B

Q94 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. The first set of rules were formulated in Pune, in India in 1901. B. Badminton is a game which is played by men, women (Singles/Doubles) and both men and women ( Mixed Doubles) together. C. These rules were gradually adopted by other nations. D. It can be played by persons of all ages.

  1. ADBC
  2. CDBA
  3. BDAC
  4. CADB

Answer: C

Q95 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Lack of insulin causes increase of sugar in our body leading to the condition called diabetes mellitus. B. Diabetes mellitus is one of the endocrine diseases. C. Insulin regulates the level of sugar in our body. D. It is caused due to inadequate secretion of the hormone insulin from pancreas.

  1. CABD
  2. BDCA
  3. ADCB
  4. DCAB

Answer: B

Q96 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Start slowly with an activity you enjoy and gradually work up increase to a more intense pace. B. Cardio-respiratory endurance reflects the ability of the body’s circulatory and respiratory systems to supply fuel during sustained physical activity. C. The activity you choose need not be strenuous enough to improve your cardio-respiratory endurance. D. To improve your cardio-respiratory endurance, try activities that keep your heart rate elevated at a safe level for a sustained length of time such as walking, running, jogging, swimming, bicycling, etc.

  1. BADC
  2. ADCB
  3. CDAB
  4. BDCA

Answer: D

Q97 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A period of ten years.

  1. Turgid
  2. Millenium
  3. Decade
  4. Century

Answer: C

Q98 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: “A speech delivered without preparation” is:

  1. Debate
  2. Lecture
  3. Extempore
  4. Dialogue

Answer: C

Q99 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The manager is responsible _____ the safety of all workers in the factory.

  1. for
  2. to
  3. with
  4. at

Answer: A

Q100 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. She has been waiting _____ the bus for more than twenty minutes.

  1. to
  2. for
  3. from
  4. by

Answer: B

10th level · 18 Sep 2026, Shift 3

Q76 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Unprecedented
  2. Unprecidented
  3. Unpresedented
  4. Unprecedanted

Answer: A

Q77 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Brainstormming
  2. Brainstorming
  3. Brainstroming
  4. Branstorming

Answer: B

Q78 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. AFFLUENT

  1. Poor
  2. Wealthy
  3. Weak
  4. Angry

Answer: B

Q79 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. TIRADE

  1. Diatribe
  2. Approval
  3. Praise
  4. Eulogy

Answer: A

Q80 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of 'Dauntless'.

  1. Bold
  2. Timid
  3. Fearless
  4. Resolute

Answer: B

Q81 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of "Relevance".

  1. Significance
  2. Applicability
  3. Irrelevance
  4. Pertinence

Answer: C

Q82 · Idioms & Phrases

What does the idiom/phrase 'a storm in a teacup’ mean?

  1. Great fuss over a trivial matter
  2. A sudden spell of bad luck
  3. An argument between close friends
  4. A plan that fails at the start

Answer: A

Q83 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: ‘Play second fiddle’

  1. Take a less important role
  2. Perform music badly
  3. Support a weak team
  4. Work for half salary

Answer: A

Q84 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The officer was entrusted _____ the confidential documents.

  1. by
  2. to
  3. with
  4. for

Answer: C

Q85 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: She has / a three years old / daughter / studying in class one.

  1. She has
  2. a three years old
  3. daughter
  4. studying in class one

Answer: B

Q86 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: He is / good in / Mathematics / and Science.

  1. He is
  2. good in
  3. Mathematics
  4. and Science

Answer: B

Q87 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: Only after the guests had left / we realized / that the keys / were missing.

  1. Only after the guests had left
  2. we realized
  3. that the keys
  4. were missing

Answer: B

Q88 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Carbohydrates break into sugars that give energy. B. In case of sportspersons, a dietary carbohydrate intake of 500-600 gm/day is necessary to ensure adequate glycogen synthesis. C. Diet containing complex carbohydrates is always preferred over that containing simple sugar. D. Extra sugar is converted into glycogen and stored as adipose tissue by the liver.

  1. CBAD
  2. ADCB
  3. CBDA
  4. DCBA

Answer: A

Q89 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Adaptation to a load results in the enhancement of performance capacity. B. Thus, a sports person is able to increase his/her performance as a result of adaptation process. C. Adaptation is defined as the adjustment of physical and psychological functional systems to the training load. D. Adaptation process demands that a sports person maintains regularity in training.

  1. ABDC
  2. CABD
  3. CDBA
  4. CBAD

Answer: B

Q90 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. In the beginning, focussing of the mind is difficult; therefore a beginner can start meditating for a few minutes only and later on can increase its duration. B. All techniques of meditation involve focussing on a single point which could be breath, a mantra, a word or an object. C. They vary in the methodology but the goal of all techniques is same, i.e., reaching an inner calm and a higher level of awareness. D. There are several techniques of meditation.

  1. CBDA
  2. DCBA
  3. DCAB
  4. BCAD

Answer: B

Q91 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A companion who shares in one's activities.

  1. Menagerie
  2. Comrade
  3. Didactic
  4. Pallisade

Answer: B

Q92 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A mobile, destructive vortex of rotating winds.

  1. Torpedo
  2. Tornado
  3. Peduncle
  4. Truncate

Answer: B

Q93 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: An act of defeating an enemy or opponent in a competition.

  1. Victory
  2. Glory
  3. Transitory
  4. Trait

Answer: A

Q94 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The new policy will come _____ effect from next Monday.

  1. under
  2. to
  3. in
  4. into

Answer: D

Q95 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. He apologized _____ arriving late at the interview.

  1. for
  2. to
  3. with
  4. on

Answer: A

Q96 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct word to fill in the blank (A) and complete the idiom.

  1. bridge
  2. highway
  3. fence
  4. crossroads

Answer: D

Q97 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (B) with the contextually correct word.

  1. sparked
  2. lighted
  3. flashed
  4. glinted

Answer: A

Q98 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (C) with the correct verb form to maintain the parallel structure.

  1. begins
  2. began
  3. begin
  4. begun

Answer: A

Q99 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (D) with the correct modal verb to fit the context.

  1. should
  2. must
  3. might
  4. could

Answer: C

Q100 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct preposition to follow the word “subjected” and fill in the blank (E).

  1. with
  2. to
  3. at
  4. from

Answer: B

10th level · 19 Sep 2026, Shift 3

Q76 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Hazardus
  2. Hazzardous
  3. Hazardous
  4. Hazardious

Answer: C

Q77 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Simultanious
  2. Similtaneous
  3. Simulteneous
  4. Simultaneous

Answer: D

Q78 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. FRAGILE

  1. Strong
  2. Delicate
  3. Bright
  4. Heavy

Answer: B

Q79 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. ADJUSTED

  1. Adapted
  2. Broke
  3. Lost
  4. Unaccustomed

Answer: A

Q80 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. STANCH

  1. Suppress
  2. Start
  3. Continue
  4. Persist

Answer: A

Q81 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of “Prudent”.

  1. Reckless
  2. Careful
  3. Sensible
  4. Judicious

Answer: A

Q82 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of Amplify.

  1. Increase
  2. Expand
  3. Reduce
  4. Enhance

Answer: C

Q83 · Idioms & Phrases

What does the idiom/phrase 'set one’s face against’ mean?

  1. To show firm opposition to something
  2. To hide one’s real intention
  3. To prepare oneself for praise
  4. To look carefully at a problem

Answer: A

Q84 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (1).

  1. specialised
  2. casual
  3. domestic
  4. redundant

Answer: A

Q85 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (2).

  1. mechanical
  2. theoretical
  3. practical
  4. random

Answer: B

Q86 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (3).

  1. patience
  2. impulse
  3. cooperation
  4. accuracy

Answer: B

Q87 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (4).

  1. secrecy
  2. isolation
  3. concert
  4. competition

Answer: C

Q88 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (5).

  1. prestige
  2. capacity
  3. confusion
  4. novelty

Answer: B

Q89 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word.

  1. Irresistible
  2. Irresistable
  3. Irresisteble
  4. Iresistible

Answer: A

Q90 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct idiom to fill in the blank: Everyone in the office knew that the senior accountant was honest, so the allegation against him was a _____ .

  1. red-letter day
  2. bolt from the blue
  3. wild goose chase
  4. storm in a teacup

Answer: B

Q91 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The trainees were provided _____ safety helmets before entering the site.

  1. to
  2. with
  3. for
  4. from

Answer: B

Q92 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: There are / less students / in the hall / today.

  1. There are
  2. less students
  3. in the hall
  4. today

Answer: B

Q93 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: Each boy and each girl / were asked / to submit / the form online.

  1. Each boy and each girl
  2. were asked
  3. to submit
  4. the form online

Answer: B

Q94 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. It gives us energy that is required for every action of ours including our participation in games and sports. B. The various food items that we consume constitute our diet. C. Food is our basic need. D. It nourishes our body and maintains our health.

  1. BADC
  2. ADCB
  3. CDAB
  4. BDCA

Answer: C

Q95 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. The Indian Cricket Control Board came into being towards the end of 1928. B. Cricket was brought to India by the British. C. An All-India team went on a tour of England in 1911 under Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala. D. An England team toured India in 1902-03.

  1. ADCB
  2. BDCA
  3. CDAB
  4. CADB

Answer: B

Q96 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Meanwhile Prince Ranjit Singh of Nawanagar who had gone to England for further studies, made a remarkable name for himself in the game of cricket. B. He will always be remembered through the National Cricket Championship known as Ranji Trophy. C. India entered the international arena and played its first official Test against England in 1932. D. He is generally acknowledged as the Father of Indian Cricket although he played only in England.

  1. ADBC
  2. BADC
  3. CADB
  4. DACB

Answer: C

Q97 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A song identified with a country or group.

  1. Totem
  2. Portent
  3. Anthem
  4. Sang

Answer: C

Q98 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: “A person who is unable to read and write” is:

  1. Illiterate
  2. Innocent
  3. Ignorant
  4. Idle

Answer: A

Q99 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The players were confident _____ their chances of winning the match.

  1. of
  2. about
  3. in
  4. for

Answer: A

Q100 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. She is not accustomed _____ working under pressure.

  1. with
  2. for
  3. to
  4. at

Answer: C

10th level · 21 Sep 2026, Shift 3

Q76 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Worldwid
  2. Worldwyde
  3. Worlwide
  4. Worldwide

Answer: D

Q77 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Characterstic
  2. Charactaristic
  3. Characteristic
  4. Characterestic

Answer: C

Q78 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. PASSIVE

  1. Active
  2. Inactive
  3. Hungry
  4. Helpful

Answer: B

Q79 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. BAFFLEMENT

  1. Confidence
  2. Conviction
  3. Certainty
  4. Bewilderment

Answer: D

Q80 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of Abundant.

  1. Plentiful
  2. Scarce
  3. Ample
  4. Sufficient

Answer: B

Q81 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of "Kinetic".

  1. Active
  2. Static
  3. Moving
  4. Dynamic

Answer: B

Q82 · Idioms & Phrases

What does the idiom/phrase 'move heaven and earth' mean?

  1. To make every possible effort
  2. To create unnecessary confusion
  3. To exaggerate a small issue
  4. To oppose a lawful order

Answer: A

Q83 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: ‘Through the roof’

  1. Extremely high
  2. Broken completely
  3. Moving very fast
  4. Difficult to explain

Answer: A

Q84 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. You should refrain _____ making unnecessary comments in the meeting.

  1. to
  2. from
  3. with
  4. for

Answer: B

Q85 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: He did not / wrote / the answer / correctly.

  1. He did not
  2. wrote
  3. the answer
  4. correctly

Answer: B

Q86 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: The principal / as well as the teachers / have agreed / to the proposal.

  1. The principal
  2. as well as the teachers
  3. have agreed
  4. to the proposal

Answer: C

Q87 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: Not only the manager / but also his assistants / was invited / to the meeting.

  1. Not only the manager
  2. but also his assistants
  3. was invited
  4. to the meeting

Answer: C

Q88 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Then a net was used at a seven feet height. B. At first Volleyball was played without a net, throwing the ball from one group to the other. C. Volleyball was invented by William G. Morgan in the year 1895. D. This game was invented as a recreational game.

  1. BDAC
  2. CDBA
  3. ADCB
  4. DACB

Answer: B

Q89 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. One can also experience psychosomatic symptoms like headache, bodyache, stomachache, fatigue, inability to concentrate and loss of interest in all activities. B. This weakens the immune system and one falls sick very often. C. If a person is not able to handle stress, he/she experiences anxiety and depression. D. Meditation, relaxation, exercises and other yoga actvities help reduce stress.

  1. ADCB
  2. BDCA
  3. CBAD
  4. ADBC

Answer: C

Q90 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. The game of basketball was originated at the Springfield College of Physical Education Massachusetts, USA in 1891 by Dr James Naismith. B. Later the YMCA established at Chennai in 1920 played an important role in the development of this game. C. In India, the YMCA at Kolkata introduced basketball some 80 years ago. D. In 1894 Naismith drew up the first 13 rules, which still form the basis of modern basketball rules.

  1. CABD
  2. BDCA
  3. ADCB
  4. DCAB

Answer: C

Q91 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A person who has broken the law and is a fugitive.

  1. Sybarite
  2. Outlaw
  3. Menicure
  4. Veteran

Answer: B

Q92 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: “A person who cannot hear” is:

  1. Blind
  2. Dumb
  3. Deaf
  4. Lame

Answer: C

Q93 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: Behavior showing high moral standards.

  1. Virtue
  2. Pledge
  3. Plague
  4. Solemn

Answer: A

Q94 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The old bridge is still capable _____ carrying heavy vehicles.

  1. to
  2. for
  3. of
  4. with

Answer: C

Q95 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The principal was pleased _____ the students' performance.

  1. at
  2. on
  3. with
  4. for

Answer: C

Q96 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct word to fill in the blank (A) and complete the phrasal verb.

  1. drive
  2. turn
  3. rope
  4. wave

Answer: A

Q97 · Cloze Test

Choose the grammatically correct option to fill in the blank (B) and complete the corresponding sentence in the passage.

  1. have reached
  2. had reached
  3. has reached
  4. was reaching

Answer: C

Q98 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct adjective to fill in the blank (C).

  1. reflecting
  2. reflective
  3. reflexive
  4. reflected

Answer: D

Q99 · Cloze Test

Choose the grammatically correct negative word to fill in the blank (D).

  1. not
  2. no
  3. never
  4. neither

Answer: B

Q100 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (E) with the word that means “causing something to become”.

  1. generating
  2. formulating
  3. rendering
  4. founding

Answer: C

10th level · 22 Sep 2026, Shift 3

Q76 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Balistics
  2. Ballistics
  3. Ballisticks
  4. Ballastics

Answer: B

Q77 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Celestiel
  2. Celistial
  3. Celestial
  4. Celestyal

Answer: C

Q78 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. INDISTINCT

  1. Clear
  2. Blurry
  3. Loud
  4. New

Answer: B

Q79 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. HIDEOUS

  1. Innocuous
  2. Appealing
  3. Obnoxious
  4. Pleasant

Answer: C

Q80 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of "Tangible".

  1. Intangible
  2. Concrete
  3. Palpable
  4. Material

Answer: A

Q81 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of Ephemeral.

  1. Temporary
  2. Fleeting
  3. Eternal
  4. Short-lived

Answer: C

Q82 · Idioms & Phrases

What does the idiom/phrase ‘at sixes and sevens' mean?

  1. In a state of confusion or disorder
  2. Working with complete discipline
  3. In agreement on all points
  4. Experiencing rapid success

Answer: A

Q83 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: ‘Take the bull by the horns’

  1. Deal with a problem boldly
  2. Behave recklessly
  3. Control angry people
  4. Accept a challenge unwillingly

Answer: A

Q84 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: The child / is suffering / from fever / since Monday.

  1. The child
  2. is suffering
  3. from fever
  4. since Monday

Answer: B

Q85 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. His remarks were contrary _____ the evidence produced in court.

  1. for
  2. with
  3. to
  4. of

Answer: C

Q86 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: Your advice / are / always helpful / to me.

  1. Your advice
  2. are
  3. always helpful
  4. to me

Answer: B

Q87 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: Scarcely / had he entered the room / than / the lights went out.

  1. Scarcely
  2. had he entered the room
  3. than
  4. the lights went out

Answer: C

Q88 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. But this is not true. B. It is generally believed that the methodology of teaching learning is the concern of teachers only. C. The teaching-learning methods are concerns of learners as well. D. Learners have little or nothing to do with it.

  1. BADC
  2. CADB
  3. ADCB
  4. BDAC

Answer: D

Q89 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. The Hambeldon Club which was founded in about 1750 had played a significant part in the evolution of the game. B. Cricket became an international game with the formation of the Imperial Cricket Conference (I.C.C) in 1909. C. It was superseded by the Marylebone Cricket Club (M.C.C) with its headquarters at Lords, London. D. The origin of the game of Cricket was gradual.

  1. DACB
  2. CADB
  3. BDCA
  4. ADCB

Answer: A

Q90 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Girls need more minerals like calcium and iron. B. Adolescent girls and boys need to take calcium rich food to keep their bones, teeth and muscles healthy; and iron rich food to keep them strong. C. Therefore, it is essential for them to consume more dairy products, beans and green leafy vegetables in their diet. D. We know that during adolescence, changes take place in the body composition of boys and girls; and as a result their nutritional requirements increase.

  1. CADB
  2. BDCA
  3. ADCB
  4. DABC

Answer: D

Q91 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A person new to a field or activity.

  1. Rubbish
  2. Novice
  3. Peevish
  4. Devilish

Answer: B

Q92 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: The quality of having experience and knowledge.

  1. Heinus
  2. Pedigree
  3. Dukedom
  4. Wisdom

Answer: D

Q93 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A system of segregation on grounds of race.

  1. Exhaust
  2. Apartheid
  3. Custom
  4. Plunge

Answer: B

Q94 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. We must abide _____ the rules laid down by the commission.

  1. by
  2. with
  3. to
  4. for

Answer: A

Q95 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. She has no interest _____ joining the family business.

  1. on
  2. for
  3. in
  4. at

Answer: C

Q96 · Cloze Test

Choose the most appropriate option for blank (1).

  1. have implemented
  2. had implemented
  3. had been implemented
  4. were implementing

Answer: B

Q97 · Cloze Test

Choose the most appropriate option for blank (2).

  1. maintains
  2. maintain
  3. is maintaining
  4. has maintained

Answer: A

Q98 · Cloze Test

Choose the most appropriate option for blank (3).

  1. impervious
  2. susceptible
  3. indifferent
  4. resilient

Answer: B

Q99 · Cloze Test

Choose the most appropriate option for blank (4).

  1. brevity
  2. aberration
  3. scarcity
  4. ubiquity

Answer: D

Q100 · Cloze Test

Choose the most appropriate option for blank (5).

  1. users will begin
  2. will users begin
  3. users would begin
  4. did users begin

Answer: B

10th level · 23 Sep 2026, Shift 3

Q76 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Disguse
  2. Disguize
  3. Disguise
  4. Disgise

Answer: C

Q77 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Clasik
  2. Classic
  3. Classik
  4. Clasic

Answer: B

Q78 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. GLITTERING

  1. Lackluster
  2. Darkened
  3. Quiet
  4. Gleaming

Answer: D

Q79 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. FAINT

  1. Strong
  2. Weak
  3. Bright
  4. Loud

Answer: B

Q80 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of “Impartial”.

  1. Biased
  2. Fair
  3. Neutral
  4. Objective

Answer: A

Q81 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of Lucid.

  1. Clear
  2. Transparent
  3. Confusing
  4. Obvious

Answer: C

Q82 · Idioms & Phrases

What does the idiom/phrase ‘bell the cat' mean?

  1. To undertake a risky task
  2. To reveal a harmless secret
  3. To flatter someone for gain
  4. To punish a guilty person

Answer: A

Q83 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (1).

  1. reactive
  2. visionary
  3. systematic
  4. durable

Answer: A

Q84 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (2).

  1. leniency
  2. rigour
  3. fatigue
  4. haste

Answer: B

Q85 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (3).

  1. restore
  2. disrupt
  3. clarify
  4. accelerate

Answer: B

Q86 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (4).

  1. fragmented
  2. seamless
  3. casual
  4. delayed

Answer: B

Q87 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (5).

  1. routine
  2. spectacle
  3. ordeal
  4. advantage

Answer: C

Q88 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word.

  1. Liaison
  2. Liason
  3. Liasion
  4. Liaisson

Answer: A

Q89 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: ‘Run out of steam’

  1. Lose energy or enthusiasm
  2. Speak without pause
  3. Face a transport strike
  4. Finish before time

Answer: A

Q90 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: I have visited / the Red Fort / many times / when I was a child.

  1. I have visited
  2. the Red Fort
  3. many times
  4. when I was a child

Answer: A

Q91 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: All the /leaves had / fell from / the trees.

  1. All the
  2. leaves had
  3. fell from
  4. the trees.

Answer: C

Q92 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The villagers appealed _____ the authorities for immediate help.

  1. to
  2. with
  3. for
  4. at

Answer: A

Q93 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: Many a student / were / confused / by the new rule.

  1. Many a student
  2. were
  3. confused
  4. by the new rule

Answer: B

Q94 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Meditation is a yogic practice by which mind becomes still and relaxed. B. In order to pacify and relax the mind, it is to be stilled. C. All kinds of thoughts and emotions negatively affect it and as a result minds becomes disturbed. D. We all know that our mind always remains active and never takes rest.

  1. ADCB
  2. BDCA
  3. CADB
  4. DACB

Answer: A

Q95 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Water is a nutrient and it makes up almost 70 per cent of our body weight. B. We should take 8 - 10 glasses of potable water per day. C. It acts as the medium for biochemical reactions and is also required to eliminate the wastes as urine and sweat. D. We need water to break down complex food molecules and transport food, chemicals and gases throughout the body.

  1. BADC
  2. CADB
  3. ADCB
  4. CDBA

Answer: C

Q96 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. At present, 40 per cent children of less than five years of age in our country are underweight. B. Ignorance, lack of education and poverty led by relatively high food prices, natural disasters causing insufficient agricultural productivity and unhealthy dietary practices are some important common causes of under-nutrition. C. The National Family Health Survey 3 (NFHS) reported that in our country the prevalence of under-nutrition is high among children. D. Undernutrition continues to be a significant health problem for children and adults in India.

  1. CABD
  2. BDCA
  3. ADCB
  4. DCAB

Answer: B

Q97 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A child whose parents are dead.

  1. Orphan
  2. Vulcan
  3. Tycoon
  4. Denigrade

Answer: A

Q98 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A tropical storm in the Indian or Pacific oceans.

  1. Cliff
  2. Typhoon
  3. Crest
  4. Crook

Answer: B

Q99 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. He was prevented _____ entering the restricted zone.

  1. to
  2. from
  3. by
  4. with

Answer: B

Q100 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. He succeeded _____ convincing the board to revise the budget.

  1. to
  2. in
  3. at
  4. for

Answer: B

10th level · 24 Sep 2026, Shift 3

Q76 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Gallary
  2. Galery
  3. Gellery
  4. Gallery

Answer: D

Q77 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. PRECISE

  1. Wrong
  2. Imprecise
  3. Accurate
  4. Incorrect

Answer: C

Q78 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. SQUANDER

  1. Cluster
  2. Dissipate
  3. Collect
  4. Assemble

Answer: B

Q79 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of Hostile.

  1. Aggressive
  2. Friendly
  3. Violent
  4. Harsh

Answer: B

Q80 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of Benevolent.

  1. Kind
  2. Charitable
  3. Malevolent
  4. Generous

Answer: C

Q81 · Idioms & Phrases

What does the idiom/phrase 'be on tenterhooks' mean?

  1. To be in a state of anxious suspense
  2. To be physically exhausted
  3. To be unwilling to cooperate
  4. To be full of confidence

Answer: A

Q82 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (1).

  1. efficiency
  2. complacency
  3. precision
  4. transparency

Answer: B

Q83 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (2).

  1. vigilance
  2. credulity
  3. discipline
  4. expertise

Answer: B

Q84 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (3).

  1. suspicion
  2. gratitude
  3. enthusiasm
  4. obedience

Answer: A

Q85 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (4).

  1. mechanical
  2. sporadic
  3. habitual
  4. ornamental

Answer: C

Q86 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (5).

  1. rewarding
  2. harmless
  3. ruinous
  4. reversible

Answer: C

Q87 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word.

  1. Connoisseur
  2. Conoisseur
  3. Connoiser
  4. Connoiseur

Answer: A

Q88 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: 'Wear one's heart on one's sleeve’

  1. Show emotions openly
  2. Hide personal feelings
  3. Act with courage
  4. Dress attractively

Answer: A

Q89 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: We discussed / about the plan / in detail / after lunch.

  1. We discussed
  2. about the plan
  3. in detail
  4. after lunch

Answer: B

Q90 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: The sceneries / of Kashmir / attract / many tourists.

  1. The sceneries
  2. of Kashmir
  3. attract
  4. many tourists

Answer: A

Q91 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The workers protested _____ the sudden reduction in wages.

  1. against
  2. to
  3. for
  4. with

Answer: A

Q92 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: Neither of the two proposals / were / acceptable / to the committee.

  1. Neither of the two proposals
  2. were
  3. acceptable
  4. to the committee

Answer: B

Q93 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Hence, consumption of excessive salt in daily food, packaged and canned foods need to be avoided. B. Use of excess salt is linked with hypertension. C. If you are in the habit of adding table salt to your food you are consuming excess Salt. D. All packaged and canned food items contain a very high level of sodium because of the presence of salt that is used as a preservative.

  1. CBAD
  2. ADCB
  3. CBDA
  4. DCBA

Answer: D

Q94 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. These are Dam (blood), Balgham (phlegm), Safra (yellow bile) and Sanda (black bile). B. The Unani medicines are given to the person suffering from a disease to promote an equilibrium of these elements in the body. C. Unani system of medicine is also the natural way of treatment with the help of herbal medicines. D. According to this system, the health of a person depends on the balance of four elements in the body.

  1. ADCB
  2. BDCA
  3. CDAB
  4. CADB

Answer: C

Q95 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Knowing and understanding that how different subjects are taught are important for the learners of all subjects, but it has more relevance for the learners of physical education. B. As you now know, physical education does not mean organisation of a few sports and games activities, involving only a selected number of students and that too occasionally. C. When we talk about you as learners of physical education, we mean that you have actually participated in the subject area, rather than merely studied it. D. It needs a suitable learning environment and a positive will for participation.

  1. ACDB
  2. DCBA
  3. ADCB
  4. CBDA

Answer: A

Q96 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A storm with a violent wind.

  1. Acne
  2. Hurricane
  3. Dart
  4. Defy

Answer: B

Q97 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A person who talks a great deal.

  1. Tuck
  2. Array
  3. Skim
  4. Chatterbox

Answer: D

Q98 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A person or animal that lives in a specific place.

  1. Beast
  2. Vigil
  3. Inhabitant
  4. Drape

Answer: C

Q99 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The child was frightened _____ the loud noise outside.

  1. from
  2. of
  3. with
  4. by

Answer: D

Q100 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. Our teacher insisted _____ regular practice before the examination.

  1. on
  2. for
  3. to
  4. with

Answer: A

10th level · 25 Sep 2026, Shift 3

Q76 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Sfacecraft
  2. Spacecraf
  3. Spacecraft
  4. Spacekraft

Answer: C

Q77 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. OBEDIENT

  1. Defiant
  2. Rebellious
  3. Unruly
  4. Compliant

Answer: D

Q78 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. FRENZY

  1. Stillness
  2. Tranquility
  3. Serenity
  4. Rampage

Answer: D

Q79 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of Bold.

  1. Courageous
  2. Fearless
  3. Timid
  4. Daring

Answer: C

Q80 · Antonyms

Choose the antonym of Obsolete.

  1. Outdated
  2. Ancient
  3. Modern
  4. Archaic

Answer: C

Q81 · Idioms & Phrases

What does the idiom/phrase 'carry coals to Newcastle' mean?

  1. To supply something where it is already plentiful
  2. To travel without preparation
  3. To complete a difficult duty
  4. To gain profit unexpectedly

Answer: A

Q82 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (1).

  1. Static
  2. predictable
  3. dynamic
  4. artificial

Answer: C

Q83 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (2).

  1. hostile
  2. pertinent
  3. superficial
  4. detached

Answer: B

Q84 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (3).

  1. theory
  2. practice
  3. confusion
  4. prestige

Answer: B

Q85 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (4).

  1. fleeting
  2. measured
  3. earned
  4. quiet

Answer: A

Q86 · Cloze Test

Choose the most suitable word for blank (5).

  1. indispensable
  2. obsolete
  3. celebrated
  4. adaptable

Answer: B

Q87 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word.

  1. Refrigerator
  2. Refridgerator
  3. Refrigirator
  4. Refrigator

Answer: A

Q88 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: ‘Up in the air’

  1. Uncertain
  2. Flying high
  3. In public view
  4. Full of excitement

Answer: A

Q89 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: The milk / have turned / sour / overnight.

  1. The milk
  2. have turned
  3. sour
  4. overnight.

Answer: B

Q90 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: She is / senior than / me / in service.

  1. She is
  2. senior than
  3. me
  4. in service

Answer: B

Q91 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. She is keen _____ learning new words every day.

  1. on
  2. for
  3. to
  4. with

Answer: A

Q92 · Spot the Error

Identify the segment that contains the grammatical error: The teacher asked / whether had I completed / the assignment / on time.

  1. The teacher asked
  2. whether had I completed
  3. the assignment
  4. on time

Answer: B

Q93 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Anutritious diet favours growth. B. Nutrition is, therefore, the most important external factor for growth. C. In fact, at every stage, the body needs a basic level of nutrients for its sustenance. D. Growth requires multiplication of cells or enlargement of cells, which depends on an adequate supply of nutrients.

  1. ADCB
  2. BDAC
  3. DBCA
  4. CADB

Answer: A

Q94 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. The examples of this consistency can be seen in a person who remains friendly or a person who is generally kind or helpful in most situations. B. It tells us what type of person one is. C. Personality is a very common term which is used in our day-to-day life. D. We know that each person generally behaves consistently in most of the situations.

  1. ACDB
  2. DCBA
  3. ADCB
  4. CBDA

Answer: D

Q95 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, four sentences from a paragraph are provided. The sentences are jumbled and labeled A, B, C and D. Rearrange these sentences into the correct sequence to form a logically and grammatically coherent paragraph. From the given alternatives, select the option that represents the correct sequence. A. Modern gymnastics is regulated by the Federation International de Gymnastique (FIG) which was founded in 1881. B. Guts Muths, is known as the Grand Father of Modern Gymnastics and Friedrich Ludwig Jahn is known as the Father of Gymnastics. C. The word gymnastics has been derived from the Greek word ‘Gymnos’ meaning “naked art”. D. In ancient Greek, the word “Gymnastics” was used to denote the exercise done with the naked body.

  1. BADC
  2. CADB
  3. ADCB
  4. CDBA

Answer: D

Q96 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: A very strong wind.

  1. Tale
  2. Gale
  3. Gel
  4. Male

Answer: B

Q97 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: To move or climb upward.

  1. Desccent
  2. Portentous
  3. Aviary
  4. Ascend

Answer: D

Q98 · One Word Substitution

From the given alternatives, select the one-word substitution of the following: “A person who writes poems” is:

  1. Author
  2. Poet
  3. Novelist
  4. Editor

Answer: B

Q99 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. The committee agreed _____ the proposal after a long discussion.

  1. on
  2. at
  3. for
  4. with

Answer: A

Q100 · Prepositions

Select the correct Preposition to fill the given blank. He is very good _____ solving complex numerical problems.

  1. in
  2. at
  3. for
  4. with

Answer: B

12th level · 16 Sep 2026, Shift 2

Q76 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Candid

  1. Frank
  2. Arrogant
  3. Cruel
  4. Deceptive

Answer: A

Q77 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. PERMANENT

  1. Lasting
  2. Eternal
  3. Stable
  4. Temporary

Answer: D

Q78 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. VINDICTIVE

  1. Revengeful
  2. Forgiving
  3. Spiteful
  4. Malicious

Answer: B

Q79 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Humiliation
  2. Embarasment
  3. Disgrace
  4. Insult

Answer: B

Q80 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Transient

  1. Permanent
  2. Lasting
  3. Eternal
  4. Temporary

Answer: D

Q81 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the underlined word in the given sentence. The caloquial language used in the novel made the characters feel very authentic to the region.

  1. Coloquiul
  2. Colloquial
  3. Colloquail
  4. Colloquail

Answer: B

Q82 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) He lied on the grass/ (b) for hours/ (c) enjoying the cool breeze. / (d) No error.

  1. He lied on the grass
  2. for hours
  3. enjoying the cool breeze
  4. No error

Answer: A

Q83 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) If he would have/ (b) worked harder, he / (c) would have passed the exam. / (d) No error.

  1. If he would have
  2. worked harder, he
  3. would have passed the exam
  4. No error

Answer: A

Q84 · Sentence Improvement

Select the grammatically correct option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’. By the time the sun sets over the valley, the artist will finishing the entire landscape mural on the studio wall.

  1. will be finishing the entire
  2. will have finished the entire
  3. Shall finish the entire
  4. finishes the entire

Answer: B

Q85 · Sentence Improvement

Select the grammatically correct option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’. Neither the lead actor nor the stage assistants was aware of the technical glitch until the curtains rose for the final act.

  1. is aware of the technical
  2. has been aware of the technical
  3. were aware of the technical
  4. No improvement

Answer: C

Q86 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. Of the two detective novels I read this weekend, the first one was definitely _____ written.

  1. more better
  2. best
  3. the best
  4. better

Answer: D

Q87 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. I was just about to leave when I _____ my old school friend in the crowded mall.

  1. crossed into
  2. ran across
  3. came on
  4. lucked out

Answer: B

Q88 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. Winning the lawsuit was a pyrrhic victory, as the legal fees exceeded the settlement amount.

  1. A victory gained at too great a cost
  2. An easy and effortless win
  3. A victory achieved through cheating
  4. A celebration after a long war

Answer: A

Q89 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. Shruti began by neatly writing her own address and the current date at the top right of the page. Q. She sealed the completed letter in an addressed envelope and placed it aside for posting. R. She composed the main body of the letter in clear, formal, and respectful language. S. She read through the entire letter twice, correcting any errors in grammar or expression.

  1. PRSQ
  2. RQSP
  3. QPSR
  4. SQRP

Answer: A

Q90 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. Once the cycle ended, he removed all the clothes and hung them out on the drying rack. Q. He added the measured amount of detergent, selected the appropriate wash setting, and pressed start. R. He checked every pocket methodically for tissues, coins, or anything that could damage the machine. S. Sachin sorted the laundry carefully into two separate piles of light-coloured and dark-coloured clothes.

  1. QPSR
  2. RQPS
  3. SRQP
  4. QSRP

Answer: C

Q91 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. A place where grains are stored.

  1. Mint
  2. Granary
  3. Sweatshop
  4. Archipelago

Answer: B

Q92 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. To send someone back to his/her own country.

  1. Depart
  2. Exile
  3. Repatriate
  4. Evacuate

Answer: C

Q93 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. Once it is gazetted in the official register, the bill comes into legal force as an enacted statute. Q. The bill is then carefully scrutinised clause by clause through structured debates and proposed amendments. R. A legislator formally introduces the draft bill in the lower house and outlines its stated objectives. S. After receiving the required majority in both houses, the bill is forwarded to the President for formal assent.

  1. PRSQ
  2. QSRP
  3. RQSP
  4. SRQP

Answer: C

Q94 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. The explorer knew that entering the uncharted jungle was a Hobson's choice between certain hunger or dangerous predators.

  1. A wide variety of excellent choices
  2. Avery difficult decision between friends
  3. A situation with no real choice at all
  4. A choice made with great care and time

Answer: C

Q95 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The local history museum plans to show a collection of rare 19th-century maps to the public for the first time this weekend.

  1. During the science fair, the students will show their experiments to the judges to explain how chemical reactions occur.
  2. The guide was kind enough to show the tourists the hidden entrance to the ancient temple behind the waterfall.
  3. I missed the latest episode of that reality show because I had to stay late at the office to finish my project.
  4. When you arrive at the theater, please show your digital ticket to the usher so they can direct you to your seat.

Answer: C

Q96 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (A) with an adverb that indicates a diminished viewpoint in this context.

  1. scarcely
  2. negligibly
  3. merely
  4. minimally

Answer: C

Q97 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (B) with a word that naturally pairs with “than” to show the preference for one idea over another.

  1. rather
  2. more
  3. other
  4. better

Answer: A

Q98 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (C) with a word relating to the science of drawing maps.

  1. orographic
  2. epigraphic
  3. stratigraphic
  4. cartographic

Answer: D

Q99 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct preposition to collocate with the adjective “antithetical” and fill in the blank (D).

  1. to
  2. for
  3. against
  4. from

Answer: A

Q100 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (E) with a word that means that metaphors are spread through every part of the writing.

  1. interspersed
  2. conflated
  3. attenuated
  4. suffused

Answer: D

12th level · 17 Sep 2026, Shift 2

Q76 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct idiom for the word highlighted in bold. The boundary between their properties has been a bone of contention for years, leading to several legal disputes.

  1. A source of disagreement or dispute.
  2. A symbol of unity and peace.
  3. A valuable possession or treasure.
  4. A humorous misunderstanding.

Answer: A

Q77 · Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with an appropriate option. My soul gets tired of repairing soles. In this sentence, soul and sole are _____ .

  1. homonyms
  2. homophones
  3. polysemy
  4. homographs

Answer: B

Q78 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence. The _____ of the school is very supportive of new learning methods.

  1. principle
  2. principal
  3. principel
  4. prinsipal

Answer: B

Q79 · Spelling

Choose the option that completes the sentence using the correct spelling. The large donation came from an source.

  1. anynonimous
  2. anonimous
  3. anounymous
  4. anonymous

Answer: D

Q80 · Spelling

Choose the option that completes the sentence using the correct spelling. The pilot is a in the Indian Air Force.

  1. leutenant
  2. lieutenant
  3. leutienant
  4. ‘tenant

Answer: B

Q81 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Which of the given options is the most logical sequencing of the following sentences to form a meaningful paragraph? 1. He introduced his theory of evolution in the book "On the Origin of Species 2. Charles Darwin was a naturalist who studied plants and animals. 3. He traveled to the Galapagos Islands, where he observed unique species. 4. His theory changed the way scientists understood the development of life.

  1. 1-3-4-2
  2. 2-1-3-4
  3. 2-3-1-4
  4. 4-3-1-2

Answer: C

Q82 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Choose the correct direct speech form of the following sentence. Meena inquired how she could reach the railway station.

  1. Meena said, "How can I reach the railway station?"
  2. Meena said, "How can she reached the railway station?"
  3. Meena said, "How can they reach the railway station?"
  4. Meena said, "How shall I reach the railway station?"

Answer: A

Q83 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Rearrange the parts of the sentence in the correct order. Regular physical activity P. boosts mental health Q. by reducing stress and anxiety R. and improving sleep patterns S. along with physical fitness

  1. QPRS
  2. SPQR
  3. PSQR
  4. RQSP

Answer: C

Q84 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Rearrange the parts of the sentence in the correct order. The probe P. while orbiting Mars Q. in cosmic radiation R. during its mission S. encountered anomalies

  1. PSQR
  2. QPSR
  3. RPSQ
  4. SQPR

Answer: D

Q85 · One Word Substitution

What is the name of a procedure where a piece of tissue or a sample of cells from the body is removed so that a medical pathologist can examine it?

  1. Biopsy
  2. Autopsy
  3. Operation
  4. Amputation

Answer: A

Q86 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. ABOLISH

  1. Annul
  2. Establish
  3. Terminate
  4. Eradicate

Answer: B

Q87 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. ENLIGHTENED

  1. Educated
  2. Ignorant
  3. Reasonable
  4. Civilized

Answer: B

Q88 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) Every one of the students who participated / (b) in the national science fair / (c) has brought their own equipment. / (d) No error.

  1. Every one of the students who participated
  2. in the national science fair
  3. has brought their own equipment
  4. No error

Answer: C

Q89 · Sentence Improvement

Select the grammatically correct option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’. To reduce plastic waste, my mother insists on bringing our own cloth bags whenever we go to the local grocery store.

  1. in bringing our own
  2. to bring our own
  3. for bringing our own
  4. No improvement

Answer: D

Q90 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. Long hours of visually demanding work damage the eyesight of young workers.

  1. The eyesight of young workers is damaged by long hours of visually demanding work.
  2. The eyesight of young workers are damaged by long hours of visually demanding work.
  3. The eyesight of young workers have been damaged by long hours of visually demanding work.
  4. Long hours of visually demanding work is damaged by the eyesight of young workers.

Answer: A

Q91 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. Helen brought groceries regularly for her elderly mother.

  1. Groceries was brought regularly for her elderly mother by Helen.
  2. Groceries were brought regularly for her elderly mother by Helen.
  3. Groceries has brought regularly for her elderly mother by Helen.
  4. Groceries was being brought regularly for her elderly mother by Helen.

Answer: B

Q92 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct direct form of the given sentence. The interviewer asked the candidate why he had chosen that particular career path.

  1. The interviewer said to the candidate, "Why have you chosen this particular career path?"
  2. The interviewer said to the candidate, "Why did you chosen that particular career path?"
  3. The interviewer said to the candidate, "Why had you choose this particular career path?"
  4. The interviewer said to the candidate, "Why do you choose this particular career path?"

Answer: A

Q93 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. Early on Christmas morning, the excited children rushed downstairs to unwrap the gifts under the tree. Q. On Christmas Eve, the whole family attended a candlelit carol service at their local church together. R. After the service, they returned home, warmed up with hot cocoa, and tucked in the children for the night. S. Throughout December, the family decorated the home with lights, tinsel, and a tall Christmas tree.

  1. QPSR
  2. RQPS
  3. PSRQ
  4. SQRP

Answer: D

Q94 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. The poet felt like a fish out of water when he was forced to attend the noisy corporate gala.

  1. A person who is very thirsty or tired
  2. A person who loves swimming and diving
  3. A person who is very quiet and shy
  4. A person in a strange, awkward situation

Answer: D

Q95 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The heavy rains caused the soil to shift, eventually cracking the concrete foundation of the house.

  1. A solid foundation is the most important part of any building's structural integrity.
  2. Before starting the renovation, the crew had to reinforce the crumbling foundation of the old warehouse.
  3. Engineers inspected the damaged foundation of the bridge to assess the risk of collapse.
  4. The makeup artist applied a thin layer of liquid foundation to even out the actor's skin tone before filming.

Answer: D

Q96 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct adverb to begin the sentence: (A)

  1. Furthermore
  2. Notwithstanding
  3. Similarly
  4. Instead

Answer: D

Q97 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (B) with the word that means “to be fastened to a fixed point”.

  1. deterred
  2. festered
  3. tethered
  4. sutured

Answer: C

Q98 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate phrase to fill in the blank (C) and complete the hypothetical proposition.

  1. would cease
  2. would have ceased
  3. will cease
  4. will have ceased

Answer: A

Q99 · Cloze Test

Select the word that most naturally collocates with ‘social’ to describe a man-made concept—as opposed to a biological reality—to fill blank (D).

  1. conjecture
  2. construct
  3. convention
  4. consensus

Answer: B

Q100 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (E) with the correct preposition to complete the sentence.

  1. toward
  2. beyond
  3. above
  4. through

Answer: D

12th level · 18 Sep 2026, Shift 2

Q76 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. ABUNDANT

  1. Scarce
  2. Plenty
  3. Ample
  4. Enough

Answer: A

Q77 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Humble

  1. Proud
  2. Vain
  3. Modest
  4. Wealthy

Answer: C

Q78 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Beginning
  2. Benifitted
  3. Business
  4. Believe

Answer: B

Q79 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Placid

  1. Stormy
  2. Calm
  3. Agitated
  4. Noisy

Answer: B

Q80 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the underlined word in the given sentence. The play was filled with soliloquis that revealed the hero's inner thoughts.

  1. Solliloquys
  2. Soliloquies
  3. Soliloqueis
  4. Saliloquies

Answer: B

Q81 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) He was borne of poor parents, / (b) but brought up/ (c) in an affluent family. / (d) No error.

  1. He was borne of poor parents
  2. but brought up
  3. in an affluent family
  4. No error

Answer: A

Q82 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) The young scientist often wishes that he / (b) was able to travel back in time to / (c) witness the groundbreaking discoveries of the Renaissance. / (d) No error.

  1. The young scientist often wishes that he
  2. was able to travel back in time to
  3. witness the groundbreaking discoveries of the Renaissance
  4. No error

Answer: B

Q83 · Sentence Improvement

Select the grammatically correct option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’. Before the publisher finally called him last week, the author was writing his latest manuscript for nearly three years.

  1. has been writing his latest manuscript
  2. had been writing his latest manuscript
  3. is writing his latest manuscript
  4. No improvement

Answer: B

Q84 · Cloze Test

What should come in blank 1?

  1. penalty
  2. compensation
  3. debt
  4. powerful

Answer: B

Q85 · Cloze Test

What should come in blank 2?

  1. isolation
  2. teamwork
  3. indifference
  4. hostility

Answer: B

Q86 · Cloze Test

What should come in blank 3?

  1. aggravates
  2. reduces
  3. increases
  4. ignores

Answer: B

Q87 · Cloze Test

What should come in blank 4?

  1. commitment
  2. reluctance
  3. hesitation
  4. withdrawal

Answer: A

Q88 · Cloze Test

What should come in blank 5?

  1. conflict
  2. harmony
  3. recession
  4. tension

Answer: B

Q89 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. Neither of the two candidates _____ invited for the interview.

  1. were
  2. have
  3. Was
  4. are

Answer: C

Q90 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. The mountain climber _____ escaped a fatal fall after his harness caught on a jagged rock

  1. narrowly
  2. rarely
  3. largely
  4. highly

Answer: A

Q91 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. Winning the national debate was the jewel in the crown of her academic career.

  1. A very expensive piece of jewellery
  2. The most valuable part of something
  3. A small metal object worn on the head
  4. A hidden secret that no one knows

Answer: B

Q92 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. Diya filled the kettle with fresh cold water, placed it on the stove, and waited for it to boil. Q. She then dropped a tea bag into her favourite mug and carefully poured boiling water over it. R. After letting it steep for two minutes; she removed the bag and added a spoonful of sugar. S. Finally, she stirred it gently, let it cool for a moment, and enjoyed her first warm sip.

  1. PQRS
  2. RSPQ
  3. QPSR
  4. SQRP

Answer: A

Q93 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P: He later returned to his hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon, where he died in 1616. Q: William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, in 1564. R: During his career, he wrote thirty-seven plays and 154 sonnets. S: In his twenties, he moved to London, joined the Globe Theatre company, and started writing professionally.

  1. QSPR
  2. SRQP
  3. RQPS
  4. PQSR

Answer: A

Q94 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. The punishment of being kept in school for hours after classes.

  1. Palliation
  2. Ineptitude
  3. Detention
  4. Disguise

Answer: C

Q95 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. Fear of darkness.

  1. Nyctophobia
  2. Photophobia
  3. Aerophobia
  4. Hemophobia

Answer: A

Q96 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. The professor warned that the new policy would be the thin end of the wedge for academic freedom.

  1. A very useful tool for fixing furniture
  2. A small change leading to bigger problems
  3. A clever way to save a lot of money
  4. A sharp object used for cutting wood

Answer: B

Q97 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The children ran across the open ground to reach the swings before the school bell rang.

  1. The local council decided to convert the empty lot into a new sports ground for the youth.
  2. Geologists studied the frozen ground of the Arctic to understand climate shifts.
  3. For the traditional recipe, the chef used spices that were freshly ground into a fine aromatic powder.
  4. The sacred cremation ground was located at the edge of the quiet village.

Answer: C

Q98 · Antonyms

Find the meaning of the underlined word in this context, then choose the word that means the opposite. The spectators reacted strongly to the rebarbative qualities of the actor's rendition.

  1. Repellent
  2. Attractive
  3. Offensive
  4. Unpleasant

Answer: B

Q99 · Sentence Improvement

Select the most appropriate option to improve the underlined part of the given sentence. Although Tara worked hard but the final draft still needed correction.

  1. Although Tara worked hard however
  2. Although Tara worked hard,
  3. Despite Tara worked hard
  4. Though Tara worked hard but

Answer: B

Q100 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, six sentences from a passage are provided. The first and last sentences, S1 and S6, are fixed. The four intermediate sentences—A, B, C, and D—have been shuffled. Reorder them to form a grammatically correct and logically coherent paragraph, then select the option that represents the correct sequence. S1. Power and authority are no more the same than are power and violence. A. For the agreement was in appearance only. B. We have hinted already at the latter distinction, which, however, we now must recall once more. C. The people in France, le peuple in the sense of the Revolution, were neither organized nor constituted; whatever ‘constituted bodies' existed in the Old World, diets and parliaments, orders and estates, rested on privilege, birth, and occupation. D. The relevance of these differences and distinctions becomes especially striking when we consider the enormously and disastrously different actual outcomes of the one tenet the men of the two eighteenth-century revolutions held in common: the conviction that source and origin of legitimate political power resides in the people. S6. They represented particular private interests but left the public concern to the monarch, who, in an enlightened despotism, was supposed to act as ‘a single enlightened person against many private interests’, whereby it was understood that in a ‘limited monarchy' these bodies had the right to voice grievances and to withhold consent.

  1. CADB
  2. BDAC
  3. ADCB
  4. BCAD

Answer: B

12th level · 19 Sep 2026, Shift 2

Q76 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Cordial

  1. Hostile
  2. Friendly
  3. Rude
  4. Cold

Answer: B

Q77 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. COURAGE

  1. Fear
  2. Bravery
  3. Boldness
  4. Strength

Answer: A

Q78 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. LOQUACIOUS

  1. Talkative
  2. Reserved
  3. Wordy
  4. Garrulous

Answer: B

Q79 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Diligent
  2. Meticulous
  3. Concientious
  4. Industrious

Answer: C

Q80 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Solitary

  1. Social
  2. Crowded
  3. Lonely
  4. Friendly

Answer: C

Q81 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the underlined word in the given sentence. The bouyant atmosphere of the festival cheered everyone up.

  1. Buoyant
  2. Bouyant
  3. Boyant
  4. Buoyent

Answer: A

Q82 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) I keep my cool/ (b) and never loose my temper/ (c) even when provoked/ (d) No error.

  1. I keep my cool
  2. and never loose my temper
  3. even when provoked
  4. No error

Answer: B

Q83 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) Not only did the CEO's controversial statement/ (b) led to a sharp decline in the company's stock price, / (c) but it also permanently damaged the brand's reputation. / (d) No error.

  1. Not only did the CEO's controversial statement
  2. led to a sharp decline in the company's stock price
  3. but it also permanently damaged the brand's reputation
  4. No error

Answer: B

Q84 · Sentence Improvement

Select the grammatically correct option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’. Look at the philosopher in the park; he is constantly ponder about the nature of reality while watching the falling leaves.

  1. is constantly pondering about
  2. constantly ponders about
  3. is constantly pondering over
  4. No improvement

Answer: C

Q85 · Sentence Improvement

Select the grammatically correct option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’. The young pianist practiced so diligent that her fingers moved across the keys with a grace that left the audience breathless.

  1. diligently that her fingers move
  2. diligently that her fingers moved
  3. diligent that her fingers move
  4. No improvement

Answer: B

Q86 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. He was very tired, _____ he continued to work until midnight.

  1. yet
  2. so
  3. because
  4. or

Answer: A

Q87 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. The philosopher's ideas were deeply rooted _____ the traditions of Ancient Greece.

  1. on
  2. in
  3. at
  4. with

Answer: B

Q88 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. The young professor was known to burn the midnight oil to finish his research papers.

  1. To set fire to his laboratory at night
  2. To use an expensive type of lamp
  3. To waste time doing nothing important
  4. To stay up very late at night working

Answer: D

Q89 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. Finally, they burst crackers joyfully in the street and exchanged gifts with all their neighbours. Q. Amita and Aman spent the afternoon carefully arranging sweets in decorative boxes for distribution. R. As dusk fell on Diwali evening, they lit rows of earthen diyas along the courtyard and doorstep. S. A week before Diwali, the entire family joined hands to clean and whitewash every room in the house.

  1. QRSP
  2. RSPQ
  3. SQRP
  4. PQSR

Answer: C

Q90 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. Shivam opened every cabinet and shelf and noted down which essential items had completely run out. Q. Back home, he unpacked all the shopping bags and stored each item neatly in its correct place. R. He walked through the supermarket aisle by aisle and collected every item from his written list. S. He then sat at the kitchen table and wrote out a clear and complete shopping list.

  1. RSPQ
  2. PSRQ
  3. QPSR
  4. PRQS

Answer: B

Q91 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. The study of humans, past and present.

  1. Psychology
  2. Anthropology
  3. Psephology
  4. Seismology

Answer: B

Q92 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. A system of naming things.

  1. Horticulture
  2. Miniature
  3. Genocide
  4. Nomenclature

Answer: D

Q93 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. This duality suggests that every refined gentleman hides a primitive, darker side. Q. He eventually transforms into the monstrous Mr Hyde to indulge his forbidden desires. R. Dr Jekyll is a respected scientist who struggles with his own internal conflicts. S. To separate his good side from his evil impulses, he creates a powerful chemical potion.

  1. QPSR
  2. SQRP
  3. RPQS
  4. RSQP

Answer: D

Q94 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. The artist’s sudden fame proved to be a flash in the pan as his second gallery was a total failure.

  1. A sudden but very brief success period
  2. A permanent change in a person's life
  3. A dangerous fire in a kitchen area
  4. Avery bright light in a dark room

Answer: A

Q95 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The museum curator carefully placed the ancient gold object into the glass display case to protect it from dust.

  1. During the deep-sea dive, the explorers spotted a metallic object partially buried in the sand near the shipwreck.
  2. The science teacher explained that every solid object in the room is made up of millions of tiny atoms.
  3. Although the plan seemed efficient, several board members decided to object to the high cost of the new project.
  4. When the light hit the crystalline object on the shelf, it created a beautiful rainbow across the opposite wall.

Answer: C

Q96 · Cloze Test

Choose the preposition to collocate with the word “privilege” and fill in the blank (A).

  1. of
  2. for
  3. to
  4. by

Answer: A

Q97 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (B) with the correct form of the verb.

  1. lurk
  2. lurks
  3. lurked
  4. lurking

Answer: D

Q98 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (C) with the correct adverb to fit the context.

  1. hitherto
  2. otherwise
  3. seldom
  4. albeit

Answer: B

Q99 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (D) by choosing the right word to complete the popular idiom.

  1. start
  2. road
  3. means
  4. ways

Answer: C

Q100 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (E) with the gerund that is used to refer to the firm, basic foundation or training in a subject.

  1. grounding
  2. founding
  3. leveraging
  4. pinioning

Answer: A

12th level · 21 Sep 2026, Shift 2

Q76 · One Word Substitution

What is the art of beautiful handwriting called?

  1. Calligraphy
  2. Typography
  3. Graffiti
  4. Cartography

Answer: A

Q77 · Spelling

Choose the option that completes the sentence using the correct spelling. My best friend is an optimist.

  1. incorrigible
  2. incorriggible
  3. incorrigible
  4. incorrigable

Answer: C

Q78 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Choose the correct direct speech form of the following sentence. Rabinson said that he would not allow anybody to enter into the compound.

  1. Rabinson said, "! will not allow anybody to enter to the compound."
  2. Rabinson said, "! shall not allow anybody to enter into the compound."
  3. Rabinson said, "! will not allow anybody entering into the compound."
  4. Rabinson said, I shall not allow anybody to enter the compound.”

Answer: B

Q79 · Spelling

Which sentence contains a word that is spelled incorrectly?

  1. The garden was abundant with fresh vegetables and blooming flowers.
  2. The king was known for his bounteous gifts to the poor.
  3. The rainforest appeared luxurient with thick green foliage.
  4. The chef prepared a lavish meal for the guests.

Answer: C

Q80 · Spelling

Which sentence contains a word that is spelled incorrectly?

  1. The architect added an elegant stone columm to the entrance.
  2. She runs a small business from her home.
  3. Their company made a major acquisition last year.
  4. The report was completed well before the deadline.

Answer: A

Q81 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. MONOTONY

  1. Variety
  2. Sameness
  3. Boredom
  4. Uniformity

Answer: A

Q82 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Lucid

  1. Confusing
  2. Vague
  3. Obscure
  4. Clear

Answer: D

Q83 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Ephemeral

  1. Eternal
  2. Short-lived
  3. Long-lasting
  4. Permanent

Answer: B

Q84 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the underlined word in the given sentence. He was a flambouyant character who always wore a bright silk scarf.

  1. Flambouyant
  2. Flamboyant
  3. Flamboyent
  4. Flamboyante

Answer: B

Q85 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) The extraordinary diversity of flora and fauna that is found in the Himalayan region are / (b) a testament to the unique climatic and geographical conditions of the subcontinent / (c) and should be protected at all costs. / (d) No error.

  1. The extraordinary diversity of flora and fauna that is found in the Himalayan region are
  2. a testament to the unique climatic and geographical conditions of the subcontinent
  3. and should be protected at all costs
  4. No error

Answer: A

Q86 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) If the lead investigator was to discover that the evidence / (b) had been tampered with by the high-ranking officials / (c) before the trial began, the entire case would collapse. / (d) No error.

  1. If the lead investigator was to discover that the evidence
  2. had been tampered with by the high-ranking officials
  3. before the trial began, the entire case would collapse
  4. No error

Answer: A

Q87 · Sentence Improvement

Select the grammatically correct option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’. The chef finally decided to give off the secret recipe to his apprentice after years of loyal service.

  1. give away the secret recipe
  2. give up the secret recipe
  3. give in the secret recipe
  4. No improvement

Answer: A

Q88 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence. The instructor said to the students, "Draw what you see in front of you."

  1. The instructor commanded the students that they should draw what they saw in front of them.
  2. The instructor ordered the students to draw what you saw in front of you.
  3. The instructor asked the students to draw what they see in front of them.
  4. The instructor told the students to draw what they saw in front of them.

Answer: D

Q89 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. She had to _____ her pride and apologize to her friend.

  1. Give up
  2. Put off
  3. Put aside
  4. Hold onto

Answer: C

Q90 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. The poet _____ revised his manuscript for years, seeking the perfect word for every line.

  1. haphazardly
  2. accidentally
  3. meticulously
  4. vaguely

Answer: C

Q91 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled parts of a sentence. Select the option that gives their correct order and forms a meaningful sentence. within its ice cores (A) / carbon records (B) / Antarctica holds (C) / half-million-year-old (D)

  1. CDBA
  2. DBCA
  3. CBDA
  4. BACD

Answer: A

Q92 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled parts of a sentence. Select the option that gives their correct order and forms a meaningful sentence. and sustain (A) / the Southern Ocean's (B) / food chain (C) / Phytoplankton nourish (D)

  1. DABC
  2. ADBC
  3. DBAC
  4. BDAC

Answer: A

Q93 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. A place where coins are made.

  1. Granary
  2. Mint
  3. Arsenal
  4. Tannery

Answer: B

Q94 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The architect visited the site daily to ensure that the construction of the skyscraper followed the safety blueprints exactly.

  1. Heavy machinery was moved into the city centre to facilitate the construction of the new underground metro station.
  2. The local residents complained about the loud noise coming from the construction of the luxury apartment complex nearby.
  3. Following the earthquake, the government provided funds for the rapid construction of temporary housing for displaced families.
  4. To improve his writing, the student focused on the grammatical construction of his essays to avoid run-on sentences.

Answer: D

Q95 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, the opening sentence of a passage is fixed and labelled as S1. The remainder of the passage has been split into four parts - P, Q, R and S-which are not in their proper order. Rearrange these parts to form the most logically coherent and meaningful passage starting from S1. Choose the correct sequence from the options provided. S1: The delay in the “Antichrist” getting into type was due to the influence of Nietzsche's sister, Elisabeth, an ardent but by no means uniformly judicious propagandist of his ideas. P: On the contrary, it must be manifest that Nietzsche, in this book, intended to attack Christianity headlong and with all arms, and that he wanted it to be printed exactly as it stands. Q: He had, she says, great admiration for “the elevating effect of Christianity ... upon the weak and ailing,” and “a real liking for sincere, pious Christians.” R: And those bounds were marked by crosses, as one notes, in her biography of him, an evident desire to purge him of the accusation of mocking at sacred things. S: During his dark days of neglect and misunderstanding, she went with him farther than any other, but there were bounds beyond which she, also, hesitated to go.

  1. RPSQ
  2. QSPR
  3. PRQS
  4. SRQP

Answer: D

Q96 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes blank (A) to show the effect of ‘radical neutrality’?

  1. strip
  2. stripped
  3. stripping
  4. strips

Answer: C

Q97 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes blank (B) to describe the relationship between historical data and the prejudices it contains?

  1. string
  2. mirror
  3. amber
  4. bridge

Answer: B

Q98 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes blank (C) to describe the ongoing nature of the targeting mentioned in the passage?

  1. continued
  2. continuance
  3. continuum
  4. continuation

Answer: A

Q99 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes blank (D) to introduce a contrast between the efficiency of these tools and their lack of "moral imagination"?

  1. Alternatively
  2. Furthermore
  3. Consequently
  4. Although

Answer: D

Q100 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes blank (E) to describe the difficult and entangled situation created by automated bias?

  1. panacea
  2. quagmire
  3. sinecure
  4. cornucopia

Answer: B

12th level · 22 Sep 2026, Shift 2

Q76 · Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with an appropriate phrasal verb. The villagers put _____ the fire with much difficulty.

  1. up
  2. in
  3. out
  4. off

Answer: C

Q77 · Spelling

Choose the option that completes the sentence using the correct spelling. The journalist made a to finish the article by Friday.

  1. commitment
  2. committent
  3. comittment
  4. commiment

Answer: A

Q78 · Spelling

Choose the option that completes the sentence using the correct spelling. Over four hundred applicants entered the beauty .

  1. pagiant
  2. pajiant
  3. pageant
  4. pajeant

Answer: C

Q79 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Rearrange the parts of the sentence in the correct order. Extreme drought P. triggered migration Q. in rural belts R. and collapsed agriculture S. across arid zones

  1. QSPR
  2. SRQP
  3. PSRQ
  4. RSPQ

Answer: C

Q80 · One Word Substitution

Choose the one-word substitution for the following sentence. A job that requires minimal effort yet offers a substantial paycheck.

  1. Director
  2. Trustee
  3. Sinecure
  4. Ombudsman

Answer: C

Q81 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. FEARLESS

  1. Bold
  2. Timid
  3. Heroic
  4. Brave

Answer: B

Q82 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. METICULOUS

  1. Careful
  2. Diligent
  3. Thorough
  4. Careless

Answer: D

Q83 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) No sooner the legendary orator starting his keynote address / (b) than the power supply in the auditorium failed, / (c) plunging the entire audience into total darkness. / (d) No error.

  1. No sooner the legendary orator starting his keynote address
  2. than the power supply in the auditorium failed
  3. plunging the entire audience into total darkness
  4. No error

Answer: A

Q84 · Sentence Improvement

Select the grammatically correct option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’. Because the soil was very dry, the gardener watered only the roses today, instead of the entire backyard.

  1. watering only the roses today
  2. watered the rose only today
  3. only water the roses today
  4. No improvement

Answer: D

Q85 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. Employers hire children because they provide cheap and obedient labour.

  1. Children have hired by employers because they provided cheap and obedient labour.
  2. Children are be hired by employers because of cheap and obedient labour.
  3. Employers are hired by children because they provide cheap and obedient labour.
  4. Children are hired by employers because they provide cheap and obedient labour.

Answer: D

Q86 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. The pilot announced the weather before the plane descended.

  1. The weather are announced by the pilot before the plane descended.
  2. The weather have been announced by the pilot before the plane descended.
  3. The weather was announced by the pilot before the plane descended.
  4. The weather was been announced by the pilot before the plane descended.

Answer: C

Q87 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. The poet lived in an ivory tower, entirely oblivious to the struggles of ordinary people.

  1. A magnificent white building made of expensive materials that symbolises power
  2. A place where scientists conduct experiments
  3. A state of mind where one is sheltered from the practical realities of life
  4. A historical monument in London

Answer: C

Q88 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled parts of a sentence. Select the option that gives their correct order and forms a meaningful sentence. coldest, driest (A) / Antarctica is the (B) / continent in the world (C) / and windiest (D)

  1. BADC
  2. ABCD
  3. BDAC
  4. DBAC

Answer: A

Q89 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct direct form of the given sentence. The mother asked her daughter if she would help her with the laundry that evening.

  1. The mother said to her daughter, "Will you help me with the laundry this evening?"
  2. The mother said to her daughter, "Would you help her with the laundry that evening?"
  3. The mother said to her daughter, "Can you help her with the laundry this evening?"
  4. The mother said to her daughter, "Shall you help me with the laundry this evening?"

Answer: A

Q90 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct direct form of the given sentence. The officer demanded to know why I had arrived so late for the morning parade.

  1. The officer said to me, "Why have you arrive so late for the morning parade?"
  2. The officer said to me, "Why did you arrive so late for the morning parade?"
  3. The officer said to me, "Why had you arrive so late for the morning parade?"
  4. The officer said to me, "Why was you arrived so late for the morning parade?"

Answer: B

Q91 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. After eating, he packed his school bag, laced up his shoes, and rushed out to catch the bus. Q. He splashed cold water on his face, brushed his teeth, and changed into his clean school uniform. R. Jaskaran's alarm rang sharply at six in the morning, and he slowly climbed out of bed. S. He sat down at the dining table where a warm breakfast had already been laid out for him.

  1. RSPQ
  2. RQSP
  3. SQPR
  4. PRSQ

Answer: B

Q92 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. He gently watered the newly planted sapling every morning until its roots were firmly established. Q. He lowered the sapling carefully into the hole and packed the loose earth firmly around its base. R. Tom chose a strong, healthy sapling from the nursery the evening before planting day. S. The following morning, he dug a small but deep hole near the garden boundary using a spade.

  1. QRSP
  2. SQRP
  3. PRQS
  4. RSQP

Answer: D

Q93 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. In the quiet village, the arrival of the famous movie star was a nine days' wonder.

  1. A miracle that lasts for many years
  2. An occasion that lasts for over a week
  3. An event that creates short-lived interest
  4. A mystery that is never truly solved

Answer: C

Q94 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The scientist explained that the scale of the recent volcanic eruption was larger than anything recorded in the last century.

  1. The global scale of the plastic pollution crisis requires immediate international cooperation.
  2. When drawing the floor plan, the architect used a scale of one inch to four feet.
  3. On a local scale, the new community garden has significantly improved the neighbourhood’s air quality.
  4. The project was so massive in scale that it required thousands of workers and ten years to complete.

Answer: B

Q95 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The doctor instructed the patient to swallow the vitamin capsule with a full glass of water every morning.

  1. The pharmaceutical company developed a new capsule to treat chronic pain effectively.
  2. Because the medicine was bitter, it was encased in a gelatine capsule to make it easier for children to take.
  3. During the final stage of the mission, the crew entered the space capsule to begin their descent back to Earth.
  4. The herbal supplement is available in both liquid and a concentrated capsule form.

Answer: C

Q96 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. (1)

  1. distracted
  2. distributed
  3. distorted
  4. displaced

Answer: A

Q97 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. (2)

  1. at
  2. on
  3. into
  4. beside

Answer: B

Q98 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. (3)

  1. rise
  2. way
  3. birth
  4. access

Answer: A

Q99 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. (4)

  1. liable
  2. prone
  3. open
  4. fit

Answer: B

Q100 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. (5)

  1. central
  2. centre
  3. centrally
  4. centralise

Answer: A

12th level · 23 Sep 2026, Shift 2

Q76 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. ANCIENT

  1. Old
  2. Historic
  3. Modern
  4. Primitive

Answer: C

Q77 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Admonish
  2. Abbreviate
  3. Accelerate
  4. Aggravatte

Answer: D

Q78 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Forbid

  1. Allow
  2. Permit
  3. Welcome
  4. Ban

Answer: D

Q79 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Revile

  1. Praise
  2. Admire
  3. Criticise
  4. Respect

Answer: C

Q80 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the underlined word in the given sentence. The poet wrote a moving elregy for the fallen soldiers.

  1. Elegy
  2. Elegie
  3. Ellergy
  4. Elregy

Answer: A

Q81 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) The university was/ (b) found in 1950/ (c) when India was not self-dependent in many aspects. / (d) No error.

  1. The university was
  2. found in 1950
  3. when India was not self-dependent
  4. No error

Answer: B

Q82 · Sentence Improvement

Select the grammatically correct option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’. The protagonist in the novel seems to be searching of a hidden meaning behind the cryptic letters left by his grandfather.

  1. searching for a hidden
  2. searching at a hidden
  3. searching with a hidden
  4. No improvement

Answer: A

Q83 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) The collection of rare manuscripts, which includes several / (b) unpublished letters by the famous poet, have been / (c) donated to the national library for public display. / (d) No error.

  1. The collection of rare manuscripts, which includes several
  2. unpublished letters by the famous poet, have been
  3. donated to the national library for public display
  4. No error

Answer: B

Q84 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. The student solved the complex math problem _____ .

  1. easily
  2. easy
  3. easier
  4. easiest

Answer: A

Q85 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. The young scientist's breakthrough was _____ par with the most significant discoveries of the decade.

  1. at
  2. on
  3. in
  4. above

Answer: B

Q86 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. The novel was so exciting that I read it at one sitting.

  1. To read while sitting in a specific chair
  2. To read a book very slowly over several weeks
  3. To do something continuously without stopping
  4. To read only the first and last chapters

Answer: C

Q87 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. One who copies from writers is called:

  1. Critic
  2. Plagiarist
  3. Historian
  4. Biographer

Answer: B

Q88 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. The act of showing disrespect towards sacred or holy things.

  1. Atheism
  2. Blasphemy
  3. Pantheism
  4. Innuendo

Answer: B

Q89 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. The fallen rainwater flows into streams, rivers, and eventually back into the oceans and lakes. Q. The sun heats the surface of oceans and rivers, causing water to evaporate and rise as vapour. R. Once the clouds become heavy and saturated, they release the moisture back down as rainfall. S. As the vapour rises into cooler air, it condenses around tiny particles and forms clouds.

  1. QSRP
  2. PSRQ
  3. RQSP
  4. SQRP

Answer: A

Q90 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. She checked the risen cake with a clean skewer and lifted it out of the oven once fully baked. Q. She sifted the flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, and sugar into a large mixing bowl. R. She mixed in the eggs and melted butter, added the milk, and poured the batter into a greased tin. S. Anna began the baking process by preheating the oven to one hundred and eighty degrees.

  1. QRSP
  2. SQRP
  3. RQPS
  4. PSRQ

Answer: B

Q91 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. The heavy rain was a blessing in disguise as it forced us to cancel the disastrous outdoor party.

  1. A good thing that seemed bad at first
  2. A person wearing a very strange costume
  3. A religious event held in a church
  4. A lucky charm kept for good fortune

Answer: A

Q92 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The editor reviewed the digital content of the website to ensure all the articles were accurate and up to date.

  1. Students were advised to check the written content at the back of the novel to get the gist of the plot.
  2. After a long day of hiking in the mountains, she sat by the campfire feeling completely content with the quiet beauty of nature.
  3. The legal team analyzed the video content shared on social media to see if it violated any copyright regulations.
  4. When preparing your presentation, make sure the educational content is simplified so that the younger audience can understand it.

Answer: B

Q93 · Antonyms

Find the meaning of the underlined word in this context, then choose the word that means the opposite. The professor criticized the essay as jejune, calling it naive, simplistic, and dull.

  1. Sophisticated
  2. Puerile
  3. Insipid
  4. Vapid

Answer: A

Q94 · Sentence Improvement

Select the most appropriate option to improve the underlined part of the given sentence. The agency insisted to verify every certificate before issuing the final list.

  1. to verifying
  2. for verifying
  3. on verify
  4. on verifying

Answer: D

Q95 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank (1).

  1. take
  2. make
  3. give
  4. keep

Answer: A

Q96 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank (2).

  1. invite
  2. prevent
  3. decorate
  4. measure

Answer: A

Q97 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank (3).

  1. under
  2. at
  3. by
  4. from

Answer: B

Q98 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank (4).

  1. thoughtful
  2. thoughtfully
  3. thought
  4. thoughtfulness

Answer: B

Q99 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank (5).

  1. stronger
  2. strongest
  3. strongly
  4. strength

Answer: A

Q100 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, six sentences from a passage are provided. The first and last sentences, S1 and S6, are fixed. The four intermediate sentences—A, B, C, and D—have been shuffled. Reorder them to form a grammatically correct and logically coherent paragraph, then select the option that represents the correct sequence. S1. There is only one way to make sure of the validity of a chain of logical reasoning. A. If after this anybody still raises doubts then we can only beg him to point out an error in the steps of the proof, or to think the matter over again. B. Any empirical scientific statement can be presented (by describing experimental arrangements, etc.) in such a way that anyone who has learned the relevant technique can test it. C. This is to put it in the form in which it is most easily testable: we break it up into many small steps, each easy to check by anybody who has learnt the mathematical or logical technique of transforming sentences. D. In the case of the empirical sciences, the situation is much the same. S6. If, as a result, he rejects the statement, then it will not satisfy us if he tells us all about his feelings of doubt or about his feelings of conviction as to his perceptions.

  1. CADB
  2. ADCB
  3. BDCA
  4. DACB

Answer: A

12th level · 24 Sep 2026, Shift 2

Q76 · Spelling

Choose the option that completes the sentence using the correct spelling. Milk is before it is sold to customers.

  1. pastureized
  2. pasteurized
  3. pastuerized
  4. pastuerised

Answer: B

Q77 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. PERILOUS

  1. Dangerous
  2. Hazardous
  3. Risky
  4. Beneficial

Answer: D

Q78 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Commemorate
  2. Committee
  3. Colleague
  4. Commissionar

Answer: D

Q79 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Embarrass
  2. Exagerate
  3. Exhaustion
  4. Emphasize

Answer: B

Q80 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Impeccable

  1. Flawless
  2. Faulty
  3. Imperfect
  4. Dirty

Answer: A

Q81 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Abstain

  1. Indulge
  2. Refrain
  3. Pursue
  4. Accept

Answer: B

Q82 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the underlined word in the given sentence. The manover executed by the cavalry was brilliant and unexpected.

  1. Manover
  2. Moneuvere
  3. Manoeuvre
  4. Manouvere

Answer: C

Q83 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) Alarge number of candidates who appeared for the civil services examination / (b) has expressed their concern regarding the unexpectedly high difficulty level / (c) of the newly introduced analytical section in the revised exam pattern. / (d) No error.

  1. A large number of candidates who appeared for the civil services examination
  2. has expressed their concern regarding the unexpectedly high difficulty level
  3. of the newly introduced analytical section in the revised exam pattern
  4. No error

Answer: B

Q84 · Sentence Improvement

Select the grammatically correct option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’. Although the library was very quiet, the student could not able to concentrate on his philosophy essay due to exhaustion.

  1. was not able to concentrate
  2. could not concentrated
  3. cannot able to concentrate
  4. No improvement

Answer: A

Q85 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence. The girl said, "I can sketch a beautiful landscape."

  1. The girl said that she can sketch a beautiful landscape.
  2. The girl said that she could sketch a beautiful landscape.
  3. The girl said that I could sketch a beautiful landscape.
  4. The girl said that she could sketched a beautiful landscape.

Answer: B

Q86 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. The teacher asked the students to _____ attention to the lecture.

  1. give
  2. show
  3. pay
  4. lend

Answer: C

Q87 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. To understand a great painting, one must _____ its historical context to see what the artist intended.

  1. look after
  2. look for
  3. look up to
  4. look into

Answer: D

Q88 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct direct form of the given sentence. Mrs. Croft demanded to know who was speaking.

  1. Mrs. Croft said, "Who has speaking?"
  2. Mrs. Croft asked, "Who was speaking?"
  3. Mrs. Croft said, "Who speaks?"
  4. Mrs. Croft demanded, "Who is speaking?"

Answer: D

Q89 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled parts of a sentence. Select the option that gives their correct order and forms a meaningful sentence. the ozone layer (A) / the marine life (B) / damage to (C) / significantly affects (D)

  1. CADB
  2. ACDB
  3. CDAB
  4. BDCA

Answer: A

Q90 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. A reasoning method involving two statements from which a conclusion is reached.

  1. Ambiguous
  2. Innuendo
  3. Syllogism
  4. Episode

Answer: C

Q91 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Select the option that gives the correct order of the following jumbled parts and forms a meaningful sentence. etched their dominance (A) / construction of megacities (B)/ human beings have (C)/ over nature through the (D)

  1. ABCD
  2. CADB
  3. BDAC
  4. CBAD

Answer: B

Q92 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The ballistics expert examined the bullet found at the scene to determine the calibre of the weapon used.

  1. During the hunting trip, he was careful to keep his extra bullet casings in a secure pouch to avoid littering the forest.
  2. For better readability, the author decided to use a small bullet before each item in the list of ingredients.
  3. The historical museum displays a silver bullet that was allegedly used as a protective charm during the 18th century.
  4. The high-velocity bullet shattered the glass target instantly during the precision shooting competition.

Answer: B

Q93 · One Word Substitution

Choose the one-word substitution for the underlined phrase in the sentence below. The king was known for his generous and forgiving treatment of the vanquished opponent.

  1. Mendacious
  2. Magnanimous
  3. Recalcitrant
  4. Nefarious

Answer: B

Q94 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

The sentences of a passage have been shuffled and labelled P, Q, R, and S. Rearrange these sentences to form the most logically coherent and meaningful paragraph. Choose the correct sequence from the options provided. P: It has but established new classes, new conditions of oppression, new forms of struggle in place of the old ones. Q: Society as a whole is splitting up into two great hostile camps, into two great classes, directly facing each other: Bourgeoisie and Proletariat. R: Our epoch, the epoch of the bourgeoisie, possesses, however, this distinctive feature: it has simplified the class antagonisms. S: The modern bourgeois society that has sprouted from the ruins of feudal society has not done away with class antagonisms.

  1. RSPQ
  2. PRSQ
  3. QSPR
  4. SPRQ

Answer: D

Q95 · Spot the Error

A sentence has been divided into four fragments. From the options provided, identify the fragment that contains a grammatical error. A social theory does not/necessarily imply a fatalistic/interpretation, and/its finder clarified this point.

  1. A social theory does not
  2. necessarily imply a fatalistic
  3. interpretation, and
  4. its finder clarified this point.

Answer: D

Q96 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes blank (A) to describe the level of ease with which children learn languages, as viewed by adults?

  1. envious
  2. enviable
  3. envying
  4. envied

Answer: B

Q97 · Cloze Test

Which verb form best completes blank (B) to describe the general, innate ability of children to process linguistic logic?

  1. will deduce
  2. are deducing
  3. have deduced
  4. deduce

Answer: D

Q98 · Cloze Test

Which conjunction best completes blank (C) to establish the contrast between the ability to learn vocabulary and the inability to master syntax later in life?

  1. since
  2. while
  3. unless
  4. lest

Answer: B

Q99 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes blank (D) to contrast the difficulty of adult language learning with the ease of childhood acquisition?

  1. voyage
  2. siesta
  3. vendetta
  4. battle

Answer: D

Q100 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes blank (E) to describe the critical, time-sensitive nature of language acquisition?

  1. pivotal
  2. innate
  3. arbitrary
  4. concurrent

Answer: A

12th level · 25 Sep 2026, Shift 2

Q76 · Spelling

Choose the option that completes the sentence using the correct spelling. The president and the vice president were a pair.

  1. compatibel
  2. compatable
  3. compatible
  4. competible

Answer: C

Q77 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. NECESSITY

  1. Requirement
  2. Essential
  3. Luxury
  4. Necessary

Answer: C

Q78 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. STIMULATE

  1. Discourage
  2. Encourage
  3. Energize
  4. Motivate

Answer: A

Q79 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the underlined word in the given sentence. It is a curtesy to hold the door open for the person behind you.

  1. Curtesy
  2. Courtesey
  3. Courtesy
  4. Courtasy

Answer: C

Q80 · Spot the Error

The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part which contains a grammatical error (ignore any punctuation error, if any). If there is no error in the sentence, then select 'No Error’. (a) The architectural design of the new international airport / (b) is not only more aesthetically pleasing but also / (c) more functional than the previous old terminal. / (d) No error.

  1. The architectural design of the new international airport
  2. is not only more aesthetically pleasing but also
  3. more functional than the previous old terminal
  4. No error

Answer: C

Q81 · Sentence Improvement

Select the grammatically correct option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’. I was quite surprised when I ran over an old classmate while I was browsing the poetry section at the library.

  1. ran down an old classmate
  2. ran after an old classmate
  3. ran into an old classmate
  4. No improvement

Answer: C

Q82 · Cloze Test

What should come in blank 1?

  1. results
  2. causes
  3. outcomes
  4. effects

Answer: B

Q83 · Cloze Test

What should come in blank 2?

  1. escape
  2. obstacle
  3. burden
  4. trap

Answer: A

Q84 · Cloze Test

What should come in blank 3?

  1. alleviates
  2. exacerbates
  3. resolves
  4. eliminates

Answer: B

Q85 · Cloze Test

What should come in blank 4?

  1. intervention
  2. ignorance
  3. negligence
  4. hesitation

Answer: A

Q86 · Cloze Test

What should come in blank 5?

  1. facilitate
  2. combat
  3. promote
  4. encourage

Answer: B

Q87 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. The writer describes the harsh realities of poverty faced by children in cities.

  1. The harsh realities of poverty faced by children in cities have described by the writer.
  2. The harsh realities of poverty faced by children in cities are described by the writer.
  3. The harsh realities of poverty has being described by the writer for children in cities.
  4. The writer is describing the harsh realities of poverty faced by children in cities.

Answer: B

Q88 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. The committee approved the proposal after extensive discussion.

  1. The proposal are approved by the committee after extensive discussion.
  2. The proposal was approved by the committee after extensive discussion.
  3. The proposal was been approved by the committee after extensive discussion.
  4. The proposal has being approved by the committee after extensive discussion.

Answer: B

Q89 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. The firemen managed to _____ the fire after three hours of struggle.

  1. put on
  2. put up
  3. put away
  4. put out

Answer: D

Q90 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. The politician's promise of a new park turned out to be a castle in the air project with no funding.

  1. An impressive, completed architectural structure
  2. Plans or ideas with little hope of being realised
  3. A highly secure government facility
  4. Goals that are easily attainable without much effort

Answer: B

Q91 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled parts of a sentence. Select the option that gives their correct order and forms a meaningful sentence. few seconds on (A) / spans only a (B) / the geological clock (C) / human civilisation (D)

  1. DBAC
  2. BDAC
  3. DABC
  4. ADBC

Answer: A

Q92 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct direct form of the given sentence. The traveler inquired of the local if he could show him the way to the inn.

  1. The traveler said to the local, "Can you show me the way to the inn?"
  2. The traveler said to the local, "Could you showed him the way to the inn?"
  3. The traveler said to the local, "Would you show me the way to the inn?"
  4. The traveler asked the local, "Can him show me the way to the inn?"

Answer: A

Q93 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct direct form of the given sentence. The spectators exclaimed with joy that their favorite team had won the championship trophy.

  1. The spectators said, "Alas! Our favorite team has won the championship trophy."
  2. The spectators said, "Hurrah! Our favorite team has won the championship trophy."
  3. The spectators said, "Bravo! Their favorite team was won the championship trophy."
  4. The spectators said, "Hurrah! Their favorite team has win the championship trophy."

Answer: B

Q94 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled parts of a sentence. Select the option that gives their correct order and forms a meaningful sentence. Antarctica to (A) / scientists study (B) / past and future (C) / understand Earth’s (D)

  1. BADC
  2. ABDC
  3. BDAC
  4. BCAD

Answer: A

Q95 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. The caterpillar then stops feeding, attaches itself to a branch, and forms a protective chrysalis. Q. The egg hatches into a small caterpillar that feeds voraciously on leaves and grows rapidly in size. R. A butterfly starts its life as a tiny egg that is laid on the surface of a leaf. S. A fully developed butterfly eventually pushes out of the chrysalis and spreads its wings for the first time.

  1. RQPS
  2. SQRP
  3. PRQS
  4. QRSP

Answer: A

Q96 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. A sudden involuntary muscle contraction.

  1. Palliation
  2. Spasm
  3. Innuendo
  4. Seismology

Answer: B

Q97 · Idioms & Phrases

In the following sentence, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which gives the correct meaning of the underlined idiom or phrase. The old sailor’s tale about the ghost ship was dismissed as a cock and bull story by the village elders.

  1. A story about farm animals and nature
  2. Avery believable and honest account
  3. An unlikely and highly improbable story
  4. A brave tale of heroism and courage

Answer: C

Q98 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The ozone layer acts as a massive shield that absorbs most of the Sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation.

  1. During the heavy rainstorm, the thick canopy of trees provided a natural shield for the hikers.
  2. The knight raised his iron shield to deflect the incoming arrows during the battle.
  3. After winning the inter-school cricket tournament, the captain proudly hoisted the silver shield.
  4. Scientists are developing a new thermal shield to protect spacecraft from extreme heat during re-entry.

Answer: C

Q99 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The biology student spent the summer studying marine ecosystems to understand the impact of rising temperatures on ocean currents.

  1. Divers discovered a variety of colorful marine plants while exploring the deep crevices of the coral reef.
  2. The government passed a new law to protect marine mammals, such as dolphins and whales, from industrial pollution.
  3. After completing his rigorous training, the young soldier was proud to serve as a marine in the elite coastal division.
  4. Specialized marine equipment is required for researchers to collect water samples from the floor of the Pacific Ocean.

Answer: C

Q100 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

In the following question, the opening sentence of a passage is fixed and labelled as $1. The remainder of the passage has been split into four parts - P, Q, R and S-which are not in their proper order. Rearrange these parts to form the most logically coherent and meaningful passage starting from S1. Choose the correct sequence from the options provided. S1: The intuitive school affirms as strongly as the inductive school that there is a science of morals. P: They both agree that the morality of an individual action is not a question of individual perception, but of the application of a common law to an individual case. Q: Yet to support their pretensions, there ought to be one fundamental principle or law at the root of all morality. R: They either assume the ordinary precepts of morals as of a priori authority, or they lay down some general maxims which have never succeeded in gaining popular acceptance. S: Although both equally hold that morality must be deduced from principles, they seldom attempt to make out a list of such principles.

  1. QRPS
  2. PSRQ
  3. SPRQ
  4. RSQP

Answer: B

Graduate · 17 Sep 2026, Shift 1

Q76 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Liaison
  2. Onomatopoeia
  3. Paraphernalia
  4. Questionnaire

Answer: D

Q77 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word. The peace treaty received broad acceptance from all the nations involved.

  1. Consensus
  2. Refusal
  3. Delay
  4. Confusion

Answer: A

Q78 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word. Dark clouds signaled an imminent storm.

  1. Delayed
  2. Certain
  3. Approaching
  4. Imaginary

Answer: C

Q79 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the underlined word. The rebels held a clandestine meeting in the forest to plan their next move.

  1. Overt
  2. Covert
  3. Hidden
  4. Secret

Answer: A

Q80 · Spelling

Identify the incorrectly spelt word in the following sentence: Their dwellings were made of mud with roofs of tin and tarpaulin.

  1. Dweellings
  2. Roofs
  3. Tin
  4. Tarpaulin

Answer: A

Q81 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the underlined word. The military operation was aborted due to the sudden change in weather.

  1. Successful
  2. Failed
  3. Vain
  4. Futile

Answer: A

Q82 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the highlighted word in the given sentence. The frangibel glass shattered into tiny pieces.

  1. Frangible
  2. Franjible
  3. Frangibel
  4. Frangable

Answer: A

Q83 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. Most young poets _____ the works of the Great Romantics for guidance.

  1. look up to
  2. look in on
  3. look out for
  4. look away from

Answer: A

Q84 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct direct form of the given sentence. Ravi suggested to his friends that they should go for a walk.

  1. Ravi said to his friends, “They should go for a walk.”
  2. Ravi said to his friends, “We should go for a walk.”
  3. Ravi say to his friends, “We shall go for a walk.”
  4. Ravi says to his friends, “We should go for a walk.”

Answer: B

Q85 · Homonyms

From the given options, select the homonym that corresponds to both Definition (P) and Definition (Q). (P) The study of the internal structure of words and how they are formed using morphemes (Q) The study of the physical form, shape, and structural characteristics of organisms or rocks

  1. Morphology
  2. Phonology
  3. Topology
  4. Ontology

Answer: A

Q86 · Idioms & Phrases

Which of the following options most accurately expresses the meaning of the idiom “to cook the books”?

  1. To meticulously analyse extensive literature and academic publications to extract relevant data for a thesis.
  2. To draft innovative, highly creative recipes for a commercial restaurant chain to maximise culinary efficiency.
  3. To systematically preserve ancient, deteriorating manuscripts through advanced chemical restoration techniques.
  4. To intentionally falsify corporate accounting records or balance sheets to deceive auditors and investors.

Answer: D

Q87 · Idioms & Phrases

Which of the following options most accurately expresses the meaning of the idiom “A Pyrrhic victory”?

  1. A successful outcome achieved at such a ruinous and devastating cost to the victor that it is tantamount to a strategic defeat.
  2. A triumphant milestone achieved through a collaborative group effort, yielding equitable dividends for each participating member.
  3. A decisive military conquest that permanently alters the geopolitical landscape by completely annihilating an enemy state.
  4. A monumental triumph secured via the collective struggle of a populace, but whose structural benefits enrich only the elite few while marginalising the masses.

Answer: A

Q88 · Spot the Error

The sentence given below is divided into four segments labelled P, Q, R, and S. Read the sentence carefully to determine which segment contains a grammatical, syntactic, or idiomatic error. Select the letter corresponding to that specific segment as your answer. (Note: Every sentence contains exactly one error. Ignore errors of punctuation, if any). (P) Although the newly appointed directors were initially eager to exculpate the CEO by any wrongdoing, / (Q) they found themselves entirely at odds with the legal counsel's aggressive strategy, / (R) which sought to attribute the catastrophic financial losses directly to systemic institutional negligence / (S) rather than to external, unpredictable market forces.

  1. P
  2. Q
  3. R
  4. S

Answer: A

Q89 · Sentence Improvement

Read the sentence thoroughly, with special attention to the underlined segment. Choose the most appropriate substitution from A, B, or C. If the sentence is fine as it is, select D (No improvement required). Despite claiming a commitment to renewable energy infrastructure, the present government has been starving tidal array projects of funding for almost ten years.

  1. is starving tidal array projects off fund
  2. was starving tidal array projects at funds
  3. has starved tidal array projects on funding
  4. No improvement required

Answer: D

Q90 · One Word Substitution

Choose the alternative which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. The scientific study of stars and planets:

  1. Gastronomy
  2. Astronomy
  3. Biology
  4. Anthropology

Answer: B

Q91 · One Word Substitution

Choose the alternative which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. The study of the hereditary transmission and variation of inherited characteristics:

  1. Pathology
  2. Linguistics
  3. Genetics
  4. Ecology

Answer: C

Q92 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. Please help the injured man at once.

  1. The injured man is requested to be helped at once.
  2. The injured man should be helped at once.
  3. Let the injury man be helped at once.
  4. You are requested to help the injured man at once.

Answer: D

Q93 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. The mountaineers spotted an injured snow leopard lying motionless near the frozen stream.

  1. An injured snow leopard was spotted to lie motionless near the frozen stream by the mountaineers.
  2. An injured snow leopard was spotted lying motionless near the frozen stream by the mountaineers.
  3. An injured snow leopard had been spotted lying motionless near the frozen stream by the mountaineers.
  4. An injured snow leopard was spotted to be lying motionless near the frozen stream by the mountaineers.

Answer: B

Q94 · Spot the Error

The sentence given below is divided into four segments labelled P, Q, R, and S. Read the sentence carefully to determine which segment contains a grammatical, syntactic, or idiomatic error. Select the letter corresponding to that specific segment as your answer. (Note: Every sentence contains exactly one error. Ignore errors of punctuation, if any.) (P) Equipped with advanced bio-luminescent sensors, / (Q) the deep-sea submersible sounded cautious as it navigated / (R) the uncharted hydrothermal vents, monitoring for volatile acoustic signatures / (S) that could signal an imminent volcanic eruption.

  1. P
  2. Q
  3. R
  4. S

Answer: B

Q95 · Sentence Improvement

Read the following sentence carefully and focus on the underlined portion. Choose the option (A, B, or C) that best substitutes the underlined segment to improve the sentence grammatically or contextually. If the sentence is correct as written, select Option D (No Improvement Required). The economist noted that fifty sails were charting new routes across the Atlantic, each carrying a cargo that was insulated against sudden market fluctuations.

  1. were charting new routes across the Atlantic, all carrying cargo that were
  2. was charting new routes across the Atlantic, each carrying cargoes that was
  3. are charting new routes across the Atlantic, each carrying cargo that was
  4. No improvement required

Answer: D

Q96 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (A) with the correct word.

  1. mediated
  2. aggravated
  3. intensified
  4. obstructed

Answer: A

Q97 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (B) with the correct word.

  1. obviate
  2. engender
  3. mitigate
  4. circumscribe

Answer: B

Q98 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (C) with the correct word.

  1. entrench
  2. deconstruct
  3. acquiesce
  4. perpetuate

Answer: B

Q99 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (D) with the correct word.

  1. becomes
  2. stands
  3. proves
  4. remains

Answer: D

Q100 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (E) with the correct word.

  1. flatten
  2. magnify
  3. diversify
  4. authenticate

Answer: A

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Q76 · Spelling

Fill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The protestors remained _____ in their demands despite mounting pressure.

  1. reccalcitrant
  2. recalccitrant
  3. recalceterant
  4. recalcitrant

Answer: D

Q77 · One Word Substitution

Choose the correct one-word substitution for the following description. A person who actively opposes or Is hostile to someone or something.

  1. Protagonist
  2. Antagonist
  3. Philanthropist
  4. Optimist

Answer: B

Q78 · Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with the appropriate adverb. He responded _____ to the allegations, without admitting fault.

  1. evasively
  2. proactively
  3. respectfully
  4. thoughtfully

Answer: A

Q79 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Choose the option that best represents the direct narration of the given sentence. She said that she had three sisters and one brother.

  1. She said, "I have three sisters and one brother."
  2. She said, "She have had three sisters and one brother."
  3. She said, "I had three sisters and one brother."
  4. She said, "I have three sisters and a brother."

Answer: A

Q80 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Choose the appropriate direct speech equivalent of the following sentence. The laborers said that they wouldn't have enough time to complete the assigned work.

  1. The laborers said, "They won't have enough time to complete the assigned work."
  2. The laborers said, "We wouldn't have enough time to complete the assigned work."
  3. The laborers said, "We don’t have enough time to complete the assigned work."
  4. The laborers said, "We won’t have enough time to complete the assigned work."

Answer: D

Q81 · Active / Passive Voice

Choose the grammatically correct active voice form of the passive voice sentence given below. The Charminar had not been seen by them before.

  1. They had not seen the Charminar before.
  2. They did not see the Charminar before.
  3. They have not seen the Charminar before.
  4. They will not see the Charminar before.

Answer: A

Q82 · Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with an appropriate degree of comparison. She completed the task _____ efficiently than her colleagues, surprising everyone.

  1. most
  2. much
  3. many
  4. more

Answer: D

Q83 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Which of the following options, rearrange the given sentences in a proper sequence to make a meaningful passage? 1. On November 9, 1989, a botched announcement by a government spokesperson led to widespread confusion. 2. Tensions between the East and West began to ease, partly due to the policies of Mikhail Gorbachev, the General Secretary of the Soviet Union. 3. His reforms, glasnost (openness) and perestroika (restructuring), encouraged political liberalization across Eastern Europe. 4. The Berlin wall was constructed in 1961 to stop the mass exodus of East Germans (Under Soviet rule) fleeing to the more prosperous West. 5. East Berliners, believing the border was open, surged toward the Berlin Wall and the overwhelmed guards opened the gates.

  1. 2-4-3-5-1
  2. 3-2-4-5-1
  3. 3-2-1-4-5
  4. 4-2-3-1-5

Answer: D

Q84 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct idiom for the word highlighted in bold. The hospital is within a stone’s throw of the railway station.

  1. Very close
  2. Extremely far away
  3. In the middle of nowhere
  4. Difficult to reach

Answer: A

Q85 · Idioms & Phrases

What does the idiom "bark up the wrong tree" mean?

  1. To pursue the wrong course of action
  2. To take responsibility for a mistake
  3. To succeed unexpectedly
  4. To celebrate a minor achievement

Answer: A

Q86 · Spot the Error

Identify the error in the sentence. He is an extremely talent musician.

  1. talent
  2. an
  3. musician
  4. extremely

Answer: A

Q87 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. The teacher teaches a new technique

  1. A new technique is taught by the teacher
  2. A new technique was taught by the teacher
  3. A new technique has taught by the teacher
  4. A new technique is taught by him

Answer: A

Q88 · Spot the Error

Identify the error in the sentence. Of all the dancers, she performed more gracefully.

  1. gracefully
  2. more
  3. performed
  4. dancers

Answer: B

Q89 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Which of the given options arranges the following sentences in the most logical sequence to form a meaningful paragraph? 1. Anthropologists use cultural relativism to avoid biases when studying different societies. 2. Cultural relativism is the idea that a person's beliefs and practices should be understood based on their own culture. 3. This contrasts with ethnocentrism, where one's own culture is seen as superior to others. 4. However, debates arise when cultural relativism is applied to ethical issues such as human rights.

  1. 3-2-1-4
  2. 2-3-1-4
  3. 4-1-2-3
  4. 1-3-2-4

Answer: B

Q90 · One Word Substitution

What is the one-word substitution for a place where children without parents are cared for and brought up?

  1. Hospital
  2. School
  3. Orphanage
  4. Asylum

Answer: C

Q91 · Synonyms

Choose the word that means the same as “Enormous”.

  1. Colossal
  2. Famous
  3. Energetic
  4. Vigorous

Answer: A

Q92 · Antonyms

Choose the word that is opposite in meaning to the given word "Courteous".

  1. insolent
  2. Arrogant
  3. Ashamed
  4. ignorant

Answer: A

Q93 · Spelling

Which of the following is the correct spelling of the word?

  1. Saccharine
  2. Sacharine
  3. Saccharin
  4. Saccarine

Answer: A

Q94 · Synonyms

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word: AGITATION

  1. Calmness
  2. Disturbance
  3. Approval
  4. Stillness

Answer: B

Q95 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct word for blank (1).

  1. revision
  2. criticism
  3. delay
  4. spending

Answer: B

Q96 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct word for blank (2).

  1. useless
  2. essential
  3. supplementary
  4. accidental

Answer: B

Q97 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct word for blank (3).

  1. corruption
  2. speed
  3. loyalty
  4. growth

Answer: A

Q98 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct word for blank (4).

  1. neglect
  2. increase
  3. discourage
  4. monitor

Answer: B

Q99 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct word for blank (5).

  1. traditional
  2. random
  3. ethical
  4. decorative

Answer: C

Q100 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Choose the correct indirect speech of the sentence: She said, “Why didn’t you attend the meeting?”

  1. She asked why I hadn’t attended the meeting.
  2. She said why I didn’t attend the meeting.
  3. She asked that why hadn't I attended.
  4. She said why had I not attended the meeting.

Answer: A

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Q76 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word. Regular exercise may obviate the need for certain medications later in life.

  1. Delay
  2. Prevent
  3. Complicate
  4. Replace

Answer: B

Q77 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word. The querulous customer argued about everything.

  1. Cheerful
  2. Calm
  3. Complaining
  4. Polite

Answer: C

Q78 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Ecstasy
  2. Apostasy
  3. Courtesey
  4. Hypocrisy

Answer: C

Q79 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the underlined word. The critic’s review was scathing, leaving the director upset.

  1. Devastating
  2. Harsh
  3. Caustic
  4. Complimentary

Answer: D

Q80 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the underlined word. Geoff was ecstatic after the team won two-nil.

  1. Elated
  2. Thrilled
  3. Miserable
  4. Happy

Answer: C

Q81 · Spelling

Identify the incorrectly spelt word in the following sentence: He felt a bit baffeled by the strange request from his classmate.

  1. Baffeled
  2. Strange
  3. Request
  4. Classmate

Answer: A

Q82 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the highlighted word in the given sentence. His obstinnate refusal to compromise made the negotiation process difficult.

  1. Obstinnate
  2. Obstinate
  3. Obstenate
  4. Obstinit

Answer: B

Q83 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. It is heartening to see how many people _____ their valuable time to keep the local park beautiful.

  1. give in
  2. give away
  3. give up
  4. give out

Answer: C

Q84 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct direct form of the given sentence. She explained that she was watching a movie when the incident happened.

  1. She said, “She was watching a movie when the incident happened.”
  2. She said, “I am watching a movie when the incident happened.”
  3. She said, “I was watching a movie when the incident happened.”
  4. She says, “I was watching a movie when the incident happened.”

Answer: C

Q85 · Homonyms

From the given options, select the homonym that corresponds to both Definition (P) and Definition (Q). (P) To combine, merge, or unite two separate companies or organisations into one unified corporate structure (Q) To alloy, mix, or blend a metal alloy directly with liquid mercury

  1. Coagulate
  2. Arbitrate
  3. Consolidate
  4. Amalgamate

Answer: D

Q86 · Idioms & Phrases

Identify the option in which the underlined idiom has been used incorrectly.

  1. When her uncle offered to pay her full university tuition, Sofia looked a gift horse in the mouth by immediately thanking him and accepting the generous check.
  2. The newly appointed regional manager began throwing his weight around during his first week by demanding a larger corner office and forcing staff to log their bathroom breaks.
  3. The network security team routinely cried wolf by triggering high-priority alarms for minor software updates, leaving the staff unwary when a cyberattack actually occurred.
  4. The pioneering neuroscientist managed to blaze a trail in medical research by developing the world's first non-invasive neural interface for paralysed patients.

Answer: A

Q87 · Idioms & Phrases

Identify the option in which the underlined idiom has been used incorrectly.

  1. After the startup acquired its primary competitor's patents and secured exclusive distribution rights, the board knew they held all the aces in the upcoming acquisition negotiations.
  2. Recognising that the younger team members needed leadership experience, the senior consultant decided to take a back seat during the project, offering guidance only when explicitly asked.
  3. The tyrannical creative director loved to lord it over his junior designers, frequently mocking their portfolios in front of the entire office to assert his dominance.
  4. Intending to reward the ambitious young politician for his absolute loyalty, the party chairman clipped his wings by promoting him to the prestigious position of committee chair.

Answer: D

Q88 · Spot the Error

Read the sentences provided in options A, B, C, and D carefully. Three of these sentences are entirely error-free. Identify the single option that contains a grammatical error, improper word usage, or structural flaw.

  1. Intellectual property attorneys noted that the firm’s subtle proclivity of predatory litigation tactics left it exposed to severe antitrust penalties.
  2. Financial analysts pointed out that the retail conglomerate's rapid expansion in emerging overseas markets helped stabilise its quarterly stock value.
  3. The lead aerospace engineer expressed absolute confidence in the structural integrity of the newly designed composite fuselage.
  4. High-altitude atmospheric measurements revealed that the seasonal shifts in wind patterns were heavily influenced by thermal currents over the Pacific.

Answer: A

Q89 · Sentence Improvement

Read the sentence below carefully. Choose the option (A/B/C) that best improves the sentence. If the sentence is already correct, select Option D (No improvement required). The deep underground tectonic fissure was suddenly being closed because of the massive lithospheric compression was generated by the secondary shockwaves.

  1. The deep underground tectonic fissure suddenly closed because of the massive lithospheric compression generated by the secondary shockwaves.
  2. The deep underground tectonic fissure was suddenly closed because of the secondary shockwaves generated massive lithospheric compression.
  3. The massive lithospheric compression generated by the secondary shockwaves were suddenly closed of the deep underground tectonic fissure.
  4. No improvement required

Answer: A

Q90 · Sentence Improvement

Read the sentence thoroughly, with special attention to the underlined segment. Choose the most appropriate substitution from A, B, or C. If the sentence is fine as it is, select D (No improvement required). Had the lead cryptanalyst deciphered the compromised communications matrix before the strike team deployed, he would avoid the subsequent ambush altogether.

  1. he would avoided the subsequent ambush
  2. he would have avoided the subsequent ambush
  3. he had avoided the subsequent ambush
  4. No improvement required

Answer: B

Q91 · One Word Substitution

Choose the alternative which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. A job or position requiring little or no work, but with good pay:

  1. Colonel
  2. Sinecure
  3. President
  4. Politician

Answer: B

Q92 · One Word Substitution

Choose the alternative which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. An instrument used for measuring the force of the pulse:

  1. Galvanometer
  2. Thermometer
  3. Hydrometer
  4. Sphygmomanometer

Answer: D

Q93 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. The authorities have not repaired the broken roads for months.

  1. The broken roads were not repaired by the authorities for months.
  2. The broken roads are not repaired by the authorities for months.
  3. The broken roads had not been repaired by the authorities for months.
  4. The broken roads have not been repaired by the authorities for months.

Answer: D

Q94 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. The defence lawyer was arguing the case of the wrongly convicted prisoner in front of the high court bench yesterday.

  1. The case of the wrongly convicted prisoner was argued in front of the high court bench yesterday by the defence lawyer.
  2. The case of the wrongly convicted prisoner had been argued in front of the high court bench yesterday by the defence lawyer.
  3. The case of the wrongly convicted prisoner was being argued in front of the high court bench yesterday by the defence lawyer.
  4. The case of the wrongly convicted prisoner has been argued in front of the high court bench yesterday by the defence lawyer.

Answer: C

Q95 · Spot the Error

The sentence given below is divided into four segments labelled P, Q, R, and S. Read the sentence carefully to determine which segment contains a grammatical, syntactic, or idiomatic error. Select the letter corresponding to that specific segment as your answer. (Note: Every sentence contains exactly one error. Ignore errors of punctuation, if any.) (P) Advised by her digital marketing agent not to clap back the toxic comments / (Q) on her streaming channel, the popular gaming influencer / (R) chose instead to ignore the online trolls / (S) and focus entirely on her upcoming charity livestream event.

  1. P
  2. Q
  3. R
  4. S

Answer: A

Q96 · Cloze Test

Identify the correct discourse marker for blank (A).

  1. Nevertheless
  2. Therefore
  3. Likewise
  4. Meanwhile

Answer: B

Q97 · Cloze Test

Identify the correct word for blank (B).

  1. exacerbate
  2. alleviate
  3. conceal
  4. postpone

Answer: A

Q98 · Cloze Test

Identify the correct word/phrase for blank (C).

  1. provide
  2. provided
  3. had provided
  4. will provide

Answer: B

Q99 · Cloze Test

Identify the correct phrase for blank (D).

  1. economic encouragement
  2. economic motivation
  3. economic persuasion
  4. economic ecosystem

Answer: D

Q100 · Cloze Test

Identify the correct preposition for blank (E).

  1. by
  2. over
  3. in
  4. upon

Answer: C

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Q76 · Spelling

Fill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The historian’s findings were criticized for being _____ and lacking evidence.

  1. conjecterel
  2. conjecktural
  3. conjechtural
  4. conjectural

Answer: D

Q77 · One Word Substitution

What is the correct one-word substitution for “the complete final destruction of the world, as described in religious texts or believed to happen in the future”?

  1. Renaissance
  2. Apocalypse
  3. Utopia
  4. Euphoria

Answer: B

Q78 · One Word Substitution

Which of the following is a one-word substitution for a long narrative poem, typically detailing the heroic deeds and adventures of a legendary figure?

  1. Ode
  2. Sonnet
  3. Epic
  4. Ballad

Answer: C

Q79 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Choose the correct direct speech form of the sentence below. Anant said that he was the fastest bowler in the university.

  1. Anant said, "He is the fastest bowler in this University."
  2. Anant said, "I am the fastest bowler in the University."
  3. Anant said, "I was the fastest bowler in the University."
  4. Anant said, "He was the fastest bowler in the University."

Answer: B

Q80 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Which of the following is the correct direct speech form of the given sentence? Rishab said that I had not been paying attention in class the previous day.

  1. Rishab said, "You aren't paying attention in class yesterday."
  2. Rishab said, "You weren't paying attention in class yesterday."
  3. Rishab said, "You weren't paying attention in class the previous day."
  4. Rishab said, "I had not been paying attention in class yesterday."

Answer: B

Q81 · Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with the appropriate adverb. _____ considered, the theory still leaves many questions unanswered.

  1. Summarily
  2. Crudely
  3. Cursory
  4. Broadly

Answer: D

Q82 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the most suitable active voice construction of the following sentence. The visitor was pleased with the receptionist.

  1. The visitor pleases the receptionist.
  2. The receptionist was pleased with the visitor.
  3. The receptionist pleased the visitor.
  4. The receptionist is pleased by the visitor.

Answer: C

Q83 · Fill in the Blanks

Complete the collocation by choosing a suitable word to fill in the blank. Given the rapid technological evolution, it is imperative for educational institutions to _____ curricula that address emerging interdisciplinary fields.

  1. extrapolate
  2. extrapolate
  3. formulate
  4. vacillate

Answer: C

Q84 · Idioms & Phrases

What does the idiom "straw in the wind" mean?

  1. A small sign that suggests what might happen in the future
  2. A worthless or insignificant thing
  3. A situation where things are chaotic and uncontrollable
  4. A sudden and unexpected event

Answer: A

Q85 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct option: Richard offered to be my guide through Paris, but since he’d never been there before either, it was a case of:

  1. The blind leading the blind
  2. Seeing is believing
  3. A sight for sore eyes
  4. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

Answer: A

Q86 · Spot the Error

identify the error in the sentence. We are hopeful for a rapid recover.

  1. recover
  2. hopeful
  3. rapid
  4. are

Answer: A

Q87 · Spot the Error

identify the error in the sentence. The speaker called off to the event at the last minute.

  1. off
  2. speaker
  3. called
  4. to

Answer: D

Q88 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. The manager approved the budget proposal

  1. The budget proposal was approving by the manager
  2. The budget was approved by the manager
  3. The budget proposals were approved the manager
  4. The budget proposal was approved by the manager

Answer: D

Q89 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Which of the given options arranges the following sentences in the most logical sequence to form a meaningful paragraph? 1. Neural pathways can be strengthened or altered, leading to improvements in cognitive functions. 2. Brain plasticity refers to the brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections. 3. The brain's plasticity is most pronounced in children but continues throughout life to a lesser extent. 4. This phenomenon occurs in response to learning, experience, or injury.

  1. 3-2-1-4
  2. 2-4-1-3
  3. 1-2-4-3
  4. 3-1-2-4

Answer: B

Q90 · Synonyms

Choose the word that means the same as “Reproduce”.

  1. Proliferate
  2. Stipulate
  3. Progression
  4. Prohibit

Answer: A

Q91 · Spelling

Which of the following is spelled incorrectly?

  1. Committee
  2. Occurrence
  3. Embarrassment
  4. Dissapearance

Answer: D

Q92 · Synonyms

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word: WEEPY

  1. Amused
  2. Tearful
  3. Joyful
  4. Cheerful

Answer: B

Q93 · Antonyms

Select the most appropriate antonym of the given word. Dilatory

  1. Tardy
  2. Prompt
  3. Delaying
  4. Slow

Answer: B

Q94 · Reading Comprehension

According to the passage, what is a major effect of social media algorithms?

  1. They increase educational content
  2. They expose users to random ideas
  3. They limit exposure to differing opinions
  4. They remove advertisements

Answer: C

Q95 · Reading Comprehension

What psychological impact may result from curated social media content?

  1. Improved academic performance
  2. Higher confidence in decisions
  3. Unrealistic comparisons and lower self-esteem
  4. Reduced memory retention

Answer: C

Q96 · Reading Comprehension

What role does misinformation play on social media platforms?

  1. It is easily identified and removed
  2. It rarely affects public opinion
  3. It spreads quickly and confuses truth
  4. It is only visible in news outlets

Answer: C

Q97 · Reading Comprehension

How can users counter the negative influence of social media perception?

  1. Spend more time online
  2. Share more personal opinions
  3. Develop critical and digital literacy skills
  4. Avoid reading news posts

Answer: C

Q98 · Reading Comprehension

What is the central idea of the passage?

  1. Social media improves global literacy
  2. Social media shapes perception and needs mindful usage
  3. Social media reduces creativity
  4. Only teenagers are affected by media

Answer: B

Q99 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Choose the correct option to rearrange the following sentences: A. He scribbled notes furiously, unaware of the stares. B. Inspiration had struck during the funeral. C. Grief and creativity are rarely separated by timing. D. Later, the poem would win accolades.

  1. B A D C
  2. C A D B
  3. B A C D
  4. A D B C

Answer: C

Q100 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Choose the correct indirect speech of the sentence: The teacher said, “Who has not submitted the assignment?”

  1. The teacher asked who had not submitted the assignment.
  2. The teacher said who hasn't submitted the assignment.
  3. The teacher asked who was not submitting the assignment.
  4. The teacher asked who didn't submit the assignment.

Answer: A

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Q76 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word. The school followed an austere code of discipline.

  1. Luxurious
  2. Strict
  3. Decorative
  4. Pleasant

Answer: B

Q77 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word. The impecunious artist struggled to make ends meet.

  1. Penniless
  2. Wealthy
  3. Generous
  4. Careful

Answer: A

Q78 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Excellence
  2. Traitor
  3. Conscience
  4. Religeous

Answer: D

Q79 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the underlined word. The mountain air was invigorating for the tired hikers.

  1. Energizing
  2. Bracing
  3. Exhausting
  4. Refreshing

Answer: C

Q80 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the underlined word. The manager took every opportunity to extol the virtues of his hardworking staff.

  1. Praise
  2. Applaud
  3. Celebrate
  4. Condemn

Answer: D

Q81 · Spelling

Identify the incorrectly spelt word in the following sentence: The make-up room was filled with incaendescent lights causing intense discomfort.

  1. Incaendescent
  2. Lights
  3. Intense
  4. Misery

Answer: A

Q82 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the highlighted word in the given sentence. He was a debonare and charming gentleman.

  1. Debonair
  2. Debonayer
  3. Debonairee
  4. Debonare

Answer: A

Q83 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. The _____ nature of the coral reef makes it highly susceptible to changes in water temperature.

  1. fragile
  2. robust
  3. gigantic
  4. noisy

Answer: A

Q84 · Homonyms

From the given options, select the homonym that corresponds to both Definition (P) and Definition (Q). (P) The process by which a cell or molecule absorbs and integrates an external substance into its own physical structure (Q) The legal process of officially forming and registering a new corporation or business entity

  1. Assimilation
  2. Incorporation
  3. Calcination
  4. Acquisition

Answer: B

Q85 · Idioms & Phrases

Read the following sentence and ascertain whether the underlined idiom is used correctly. If the usage is incorrect, choose the correct option (A/B/C) to suitably replace it. If the usage is correct, choose Option D: “No correction required.” The evolutionary biologist expected his radical paper on genetic editing to spark a civil debate, but upon publication, he was forced to rule the roost as peers from every major research institute unleashed a barrage of harsh critiques, public reprimands, and demands for its retraction.

  1. to drop the ball
  2. to run the gauntlet
  3. to cast the die
  4. No correction required

Answer: B

Q86 · Idioms & Phrases

Identify the option in which the idiom “to pass the buck” has been used correctly.

  1. The biology department passed the buck by securing an external federal grant that covered all tuition costs for their incoming doctoral candidates.
  2. The financial committee managed to pass the buck by converting the university's surplus cash reserves into low-yield, highly secure government bonds.
  3. Instead of taking accountability for the data breach, the chief information officer sought to pass the buck by blaming a junior contractor's outdated software patch.
  4. The provost advised the academic senate to pass the buck by designing a highly rigorous curriculum that challenged the undergraduate students.

Answer: C

Q87 · Spot the Error

Read the sentences provided in options A, B, C, and D carefully. Three of these sentences contain distinct grammatical, logical or structural errors. Select the single option that represents a grammatically correct, logically coherent, and structurally sound sentence.

  1. The ethics board explicitly stated that the oncology lab was authorised to test the experimental genetic compound only on non-human primates, but the lead researcher bypassed protocol by administering the substance to terminal human patients, causing the university to lose its federal funding permanently.
  2. Following an anonymous whistleblower report regarding offshore tax shelters, the regulatory agency almost flagged every foreign wire transfer processed by the investment bank during the third quarter, triggering an unprecedented internal investigation by the compliance department.
  3. Satellite imagery compiled by the polar research institute over the last decade indicates that the ancient subglacial lake has lost total half of its core ice mass, an alarming metric that suggests global thermal acceleration is occurring far more rapidly than previously simulated.
  4. Due to the seamless integration of algorithmic micro-investing features within the mobile application, the financial technology platform captured direct three-quarters of the millennial market share within its first twelve months of deployment, thoroughly outperforming its legacy banking competitors.

Answer: A

Q88 · Spot the Error

Read the two sentences given below carefully. Identify which of them contains a grammatical error. P: After the Supreme Court rejected their final statutory appeal, the board of directors resigned themselves to losing their proprietary vaccine patent rights. Q: The eccentric quantitative fund manager was given to executing high-risk volatility trades during periods of extreme global market contraction.

  1. Only P
  2. Only Q
  3. Both P and Q
  4. Neither P nor Q

Answer: D

Q89 · Sentence Improvement

Read the sentence below carefully. Choose the option (A/B/C) that best improves the sentence. If the sentence is already correct, select Option D (No improvement required). The institutional review board concluded that the gene-editing trial was not an insignificant breakthrough, though it was not entirely risk-free either.

  1. It was the institutional review board’s conclusion that the gene-editing trial, though not being an insignificant breakthrough, it was not entirely risk-free either.
  2. The institutional review board concluded that the gene-editing trial was either not entirely risk-free but not an insignificant breakthrough.
  3. The proposed gene-editing trial was concluded by the institutional review board to be neither an insignificant breakthrough and not entirely risk-free either.
  4. No improvement required

Answer: D

Q90 · Sentence Improvement

Read the sentence thoroughly, with special attention to the underlined segment. Choose the most appropriate substitution from A, B, or C. If the sentence is fine as it is, select D (No improvement required). Following the Supreme Council's ratification of the third-century isolationist decree, the reclusive mountain kingdom maintains a strict embargo on all foreign vessels who attempted to cross the border.

  1. maintained a strict embargo on all foreign vessels attempting to cross
  2. is maintaining a strict embargo on all foreign vessel's attempt to cross
  3. has maintained a strict embargo on all foreign vessels’ attempt at crossing
  4. No improvement required

Answer: A

Q91 · One Word Substitution

Choose the alternative which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. A person who studies the stars and planets:

  1. Geologist
  2. Astronomer
  3. Cartographer
  4. Anthropologist

Answer: B

Q92 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Find the grammatically sound direct speech representation of the indirect sentence from the options below. Nandita told Abhay that if they had not hurried out of the room, they would not have come back so soon pushing those tall wire carts full of babies for him to review.

  1. Nandita told Abhay, "If we have not hurried out of the room, we will not have come back so soon pushing those tall wire carts full of babies for you to have reviewed."
  2. Nandita told Abhay, "If we have not hurried out of the room, we would not have come back so soon pushing those tall wire carts full of babies for you to be reviewing."
  3. Nandita told Abhay, "If we had not hurried out of the room, we will not have come back so soon pushing those tall wire carts full of babies for you having reviewed."
  4. Nandita told Abhay, "If we had not hurried out of the room, we would not have come back so soon pushing those tall wire carts full of babies for you to review."

Answer: D

Q93 · One Word Substitution

Choose the alternative which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. The branch of science concerned with the nature, effects, and detection of poisons:

  1. Toxicology
  2. Oncology
  3. Psychology
  4. Nephrology

Answer: A

Q94 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. The supervisor checks the quality of every product carefully.

  1. The quality of every product is being checked carefully by the supervisor.
  2. The quality of every product has been checked carefully by the supervisor.
  3. The quality of every product is checked carefully by the supervisor.
  4. The quality of every product was checked carefully by the supervisor.

Answer: C

Q95 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. Had the investigation team examined all the suspicious documents before the court hearing began?

  1. Were all the suspicious documents examined by the investigation team before the court hearing began?
  2. Have all the suspicious documents been examined by the investigation team before the court hearing began?
  3. Were all the suspicious documents being examined by the investigation team before the court hearing began?
  4. Had all the suspicious documents been examined by the investigation team before the court hearing began?

Answer: D

Q96 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank (A).

  1. hold water
  2. stand out
  3. fall apart
  4. break in

Answer: A

Q97 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank (B).

  1. buy over
  2. buy off
  3. buy out
  4. buy into

Answer: D

Q98 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank (C).

  1. relinquish
  2. liquidate
  3. leverage
  4. localize

Answer: C

Q99 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank (D).

  1. get ironed out
  2. get turned out
  3. get checked out
  4. get ruled out

Answer: A

Q100 · Cloze Test

Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank (E).

  1. compromise
  2. command
  3. confine
  4. contest

Answer: B

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Q76 · Spelling

Fill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The committee issued a _____ statement to clarify its controversial decision.

  1. conciliatory
  2. conceeliatory
  3. conciliatory
  4. conciliatory

Answer: D

Q77 · One Word Substitution

Choose the correct one-word substitution for the phrase below: "An action done by one's own free will, without being forced or paid."

  1. Compulsory
  2. Voluntary
  3. Obligatory
  4. Involuntary

Answer: B

Q78 · One Word Substitution

Which of the following words refers to the legal right to be the only one to reproduce, publish, and sell a book, musical recording, or other artistic work for a certain period of time?

  1. Copyright
  2. Franchise
  3. Patent
  4. Trademark

Answer: A

Q79 · Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with the appropriate adverb. No matter how _____ she tried, she could not solve the intricate equation.

  1. hardly
  2. harder
  3. hard
  4. hardly ever

Answer: C

Q80 · Active / Passive Voice

Choose the grammatically correct sentence in active voice corresponding to the one given. The bear was spotted near the village last night.

  1. Someone spotted the bear near the village last night.
  2. The bear spotted someone near the village last night.
  3. The villagers spotted the bear near the village last night.
  4. The bear is spotting near the village last night.

Answer: A

Q81 · Idioms & Phrases

What does the idiom "To hit the nail right on the head" mean?

  1. To say or do something exactly right
  2. To make a wild guess
  3. To avoid the main topic
  4. To cause a confusion

Answer: A

Q82 · Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with an appropriate degree of comparison. The final performance was the _____ of the entire evening.

  1. more spectacular
  2. most spectacular
  3. spectacular
  4. least spectacular

Answer: B

Q83 · Spot the Error

identify the word in this sentence that contains an error. The students discussed about the results after class.

  1. students
  2. about
  3. discussed
  4. class

Answer: B

Q84 · Spot the Error

Choose the error in the sentence. She is allergic from peanuts.

  1. from
  2. allergic
  3. is
  4. peanuts

Answer: A

Q85 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Which of the given options arranges the following sentences in the most logical sequence to form a meaningful paragraph? 1. Democracy has been considered the most desirable form of government, promoting individual freedom and equality. 2. However, in practice, democratic systems often face challenges such as corruption, inequality, and political polarization. 3. The ideal of democracy is rooted in principles such as participation, accountability, and the rule of law. 4. Despite these challenges, democracy remains a model that many countries strive to adopt and improve upon.

  1. 1-4-2-3
  2. 3-1-2-4
  3. 4-3-1-2
  4. 1-3-2-4

Answer: D

Q86 · Synonyms

Choose the word that means the same as “Disrespect”.

  1. Irreverence
  2. Cruelty
  3. Friendly
  4. Appreciate

Answer: A

Q87 · Spelling

Which of the following is the correct spelling of the word?

  1. indefatigable
  2. Indefatiguable
  3. indefatigable
  4. Indefatigible

Answer: A

Q88 · Synonyms

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word: FUTILE

  1. Capable
  2. Efficient
  3. ineffective
  4. Strong

Answer: C

Q89 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct meaning of idiom: Cast away

  1. To throw aside or discard something as worthless
  2. To safeguard something valuable
  3. To analyse something minutely
  4. To mend something that is broken

Answer: A

Q90 · Antonyms

Select the most appropriate antonym of the given word. Ineluctable

  1. Avoidable
  2. Inevitable
  3. Certain
  4. Unavoidable

Answer: A

Q91 · Reading Comprehension

What is the primary concern the passage raises about modern news?

  1. News is only available online
  2. News promotes only scientific research
  3. News often prioritizes attention over accuracy
  4. News uses difficult vocabulary

Answer: C

Q92 · Reading Comprehension

What is an echo chamber, as mentioned in the passage?

  1. A space where people gather for debates
  2. A form of political activism
  3. An environment where similar views are reinforced
  4. A type of news channel

Answer: C

Q93 · Reading Comprehension

How do social media algorithms influence public opinion, according to the passage?

  1. By blocking all political content
  2. By offering random global content
  3. By showing users what aligns with their past behavior
  4. By promoting media literacy courses

Answer: C

Q94 · Reading Comprehension

What does the passage suggest is essential for navigating today’s media landscape?

  1. Fast reading
  2. Media literacy and critical evaluation
  3. Avoiding all online news
  4. Following celebrities on social media

Answer: B

Q95 · Reading Comprehension

What is the tone of the author towards the impact of unfiltered digital content?

  1. Celebratory
  2. Sarcastic
  3. Cautiously critical
  4. Unconcerned

Answer: C

Q96 · Active / Passive Voice

Change the following from active to passive: The mechanic will service the car next week.

  1. The car will be serviced by the mechanic next week.
  2. The car is serviced by the mechanic next week.
  3. The car has been serviced by the mechanic next week.
  4. The car will have been serviced by the mechanic next week.

Answer: A

Q97 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Choose the correct direct sentence of the following sentence. The manager said that nothing would have gone wrong if the process had been followed correctly.

  1. The manager said, "Nothing would go wrong if the process is followed correctly."
  2. The manager said, "Nothing would have gone wrong if the process had been followed correctly."
  3. The manager said, "Nothing went wrong because the process was followed."
  4. The manager said, "The process must be followed to prevent issues."

Answer: B

Q98 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Choose the correct indirect speech of the sentence: She said, “! might consider your proposal.”

  1. She said she may consider my proposal.
  2. She said she might considered my proposal.
  3. She said she might consider my proposal.
  4. She said she would considered my proposal.

Answer: C

Q99 · Direct / Indirect Speech

A sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. He said that no sooner had he arrived than the meeting began.

  1. “No sooner I arrived than the meeting began,” he said.
  2. “No sooner did I arrive than the meeting began,” he said.
  3. “No sooner had I arrived than the meeting began,” he said.
  4. “No sooner have I arrived than the meeting began,” he said.

Answer: C

Q100 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Rearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph: 1. This process, a crucial part of the plant's life cycle, is vital for the continued existence of many plant species. 2. Pollination is the transfer of pollen from the male part of a flower to the female part. 3. The transfer can be carried out by various agents, including insects, birds, and wind. 4. Successful pollination leads to fertilization and the subsequent production of seeds and fruits.

  1. 2, 3, 4, 1
  2. 3, 4, 1, 2
  3. 1, 2, 3, 4
  4. 4, 1, 2, 3

Answer: A

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Q76 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word. Neha’s enigmatic smile puzzled everyone.

  1. Mysterious
  2. Clear
  3. Obvious
  4. Simple

Answer: A

Q77 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word. The boss insinuated that there might be layoffs, but he didn't say it directly.

  1. To deny
  2. To accuse
  3. To hint
  4. To prove

Answer: C

Q78 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Belongings
  2. Dismay
  3. Intrikate
  4. Gracefully

Answer: C

Q79 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the underlined word. She has an innate ability to solve complex mathematical problems.

  1. Natural
  2. Acquired
  3. Inborn
  4. Hereditary

Answer: B

Q80 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the underlined word. The politician claimed his rivals were trying to traduce his reputation.

  1. Slander
  2. Defame
  3. Malign
  4. Exalt

Answer: D

Q81 · Spelling

Identify the incorrectly spelt word in the following sentence: The company announced a benefitial scheme for its employees.

  1. Announced
  2. Benefitial
  3. Scheme
  4. Employees

Answer: B

Q82 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the highlighted word in the given sentence. The liturgickal music echoed through the halls.

  1. Liturgickal
  2. Leturgical
  3. Liturgeical
  4. Liturgical

Answer: D

Q83 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. The team had to _____ the heavy layers of dust to see the inscriptions on the tomb wall.

  1. brush aside
  2. brush up
  3. brush off
  4. brush in

Answer: A

Q84 · Homonyms

From the given options, select the homonym that corresponds to both Definition (P) and Definition (Q). (P) A regular, repeating three-dimensional arrangement of atoms, ions, or molecules in a crystalline solid (Q)A partially ordered set in which every pair of elements has a unique supremum and infimum

  1. Lattice
  2. Matrix
  3. Trellis
  4. Cicatrice

Answer: A

Q85 · Idioms & Phrases

Read the sentence below and determine whether the underlined idiom has been used correctly. If it is incorrect, select the appropriate option (A/B/C) to replace it. If it is correct, choose Option D: ‘No correction required.’ The rogue state signed multiple non-proliferation frameworks to disarm the international weapons inspectors, completely leading them up the garden path while secretly moving its uranium enrichment facilities deep underground.

  1. stealing their thunder
  2. dancing to their tune
  3. playing into their hands
  4. No correction required

Answer: D

Q86 · Idioms & Phrases

Select the option that shows the grammatically and lexically correct form of the idiom meaning “to speak with absolute candour, describing something completely truthfully and directly, even if it is unpleasant.”

  1. To call a spade a spade
  2. To call a shovel a shovel
  3. To call a clover a clover
  4. To call a trowel a trowel

Answer: A

Q87 · Spot the Error

Read the sentences provided in options A, B, C, and D carefully. Three of these sentences contain distinct grammatical, logical or structural errors. Select the single option that represents a grammatically correct, logically coherent, and structurally sound sentence.

  1. Although the system engineers anticipated minor digital interference during the solar flare, little the security network administrators expected that the quantum encryption protocols would fail completely against a rudimentary brute-force cyber-attack.
  2. Backtesting the historical volatility parameters of the high-frequency trading algorithm across a decade of market anomalies, the quantitative analysts recalibrated the predictive neural network model to minimise capital drawdown during periods of systemic liquidity stress.
  3. Following months of intense litigation regarding patent infringement, the rival software corporations agreed to cooperate together on a joint venture to develop a secure, decentralised cloud architecture infrastructure for the international banking consortium.
  4. Since the deep-sea core samples revealed a sudden, unprecedented shift in the historic marine micro-fossil distribution levels along the continental shelf, the climatological research institution therefore concluded that a rapid thermal transformation had occurred during the late Eocene epoch.

Answer: B

Q88 · Spot the Error

Read the following two sentences carefully and identify which one contains a grammatical or structural error. (P) The macroeconomist argued that the sovereign wealth fund performed significantly better during the market crash than anyone had dare predicted. (Q) The clinical trials indicated that the newly formulated neuroprotective drug suppressed cellular apoptosis far more effectively than any existing therapeutic alternative ever could.

  1. Only P
  2. Only Q
  3. Both P and Q
  4. Neither P nor Q

Answer: A

Q89 · Sentence Improvement

Read the sentence below carefully. Choose the option (A/B/C) that best improves the sentence. If the sentence is already correct, select Option D (No improvement required). The state department announced that only through international treaties can global data privacy be protected, secure our supply chains through physical tracking, and safeguarding domestic critical infrastructure.

  1. The state department announced that only through international treaties can global data privacy be protected, physical tracking can secure our supply chains, and domestic critical infrastructure can be safeguarded.
  2. The state department announced that we can protect global data privacy only through international treaties, secure our supply chains through physical tracking, and safeguard domestic critical infrastructure.
  3. The state department announced that only through international treaties can global data privacy be protected; our supply chains shall be secured through physical tracking, and safeguarding domestic critical infrastructure.
  4. No improvement required

Answer: B

Q90 · Sentence Improvement

Read the sentence thoroughly, with special attention to the underlined segment. Choose the most appropriate substitution from A, B, or C. If the sentence is fine as it is, select D (No improvement required). The cybersecurity task force stood completely helpless against the data breach once the rogue AI had overrun the primary firewall and lock down the central mainframe.

  1. overrun the primary firewall and lock down the central mainframe
  2. had overran the primary firewall and had locked down the central mainframe
  3. overran the primary firewall and locked down the central mainframe
  4. No improvement required

Answer: C

Q91 · One Word Substitution

Choose the alternative which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. A person who is forced to leave their country because of war or persecution:

  1. Refugee
  2. Nomad
  3. Sinecure
  4. Politician

Answer: A

Q92 · One Word Substitution

Choose the alternative which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. A severe snowstorm with high winds and low visibility:

  1. Earthquake
  2. Hurricane
  3. Tsunami
  4. Blizzard

Answer: D

Q93 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. The railway department will lay new tracks along the entire route next year.

  1. New tracks will be being laid along the entire route by the railway department next year.
  2. New tracks are being laid along the entire route by the railway department next year.
  3. New tracks will have been laid along the entire route by the railway department next year.
  4. New tracks will be laid along the entire route by the railway department next year.

Answer: D

Q94 · Active / Passive Voice

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. The accused could not have stolen the confidential files from the minister's office without inside assistance.

  1. The confidential files from the minister's office could not have been stolen by the accused without inside assistance.
  2. The confidential files from the minister's office could not have been stolen by the accused from the minister's office without inside assistance.
  3. The confidential files from the minister's office should not have been stolen by the accused without inside assistance.
  4. The confidential files from the minister's office could not be stolen by the accused without inside assistance.

Answer: A

Q95 · Direct / Indirect Speech

The following sentence is given in Indirect Speech. Select the option that correctly expresses it in Direct Speech. The wicked Montoni told Emily that if she signed the castle estates over to him, she would secure her freedom immediately.

  1. The wicked Montoni told Emily, “that if you sign the castle estates over to me, you will secure your freedom immediately.”
  2. The wicked Montoni said, “Emily, if you signed the castle estates over to him, you would secured her freedom immediately.”
  3. The wicked Montoni said to Emily, “If you sign the castle estates over to me, you will secure your freedom immediately.”
  4. The wicked Montoni told to Emily, “If she signed the castle estates over to me, she would secure your freedom immediately.”

Answer: C

Q96 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct option to fill blank (A).

  1. having designed to
  2. designed to
  3. being designed to
  4. which designed to

Answer: B

Q97 · Cloze Test

Choose the most appropriate connector for blank (B).

  1. whereas
  2. therefore
  3. consequently
  4. similarly

Answer: A

Q98 · Cloze Test

Select the word that best completes blank (C).

  1. succumb to
  2. resist
  3. indulge
  4. cultivate

Answer: B

Q99 · Cloze Test

Select the most suitable word for blank (D).

  1. a fragile
  2. an interpretive
  3. a mechanical
  4. a marginal

Answer: B

Q100 · Cloze Test

Choose the correct preposition for blank (E).

  1. on
  2. upon
  3. within
  4. across

Answer: A

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Q76 · Spelling

Fill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The author's _____ use of metaphor added depth to the narrative.

  1. juditious
  2. judicious
  3. juditous
  4. judicous

Answer: B

Q77 · One Word Substitution

Which of the following words refers to the time of year when day and night are of equal length?

  1. Solstice
  2. Equinox
  3. Zenith
  4. Eclipse

Answer: B

Q78 · One Word Substitution

Read the sentence and choose the correct one-word substitution for the underlined part. The author began her novel with a short quotation at the beginning of the book to set the theme.

  1. Epilogue
  2. Epigraph
  3. Prologue
  4. Blurb

Answer: B

Q79 · Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with the appropriate adverb. He completed the negotiations _____ , refusing to let emotions affect his judgments.

  1. flamboyantly
  2. effusively
  3. dispassionately
  4. mendaciously

Answer: C

Q80 · Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blanks with appropriate parts of speech. Not only _____ the hypotheses questioned, but also _____ by leading experts in the field.

  1. were, invalidated
  2. was, invalidated
  3. were, was invalidated
  4. was, were invalidated

Answer: A

Q81 · Spot the Error

identify the error in the sentence. We had a high time during the holidays.

  1. during
  2. high
  3. had
  4. time

Answer: B

Q82 · Synonyms

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word: AUTOCRATIC

  1. Authoritarian
  2. Democratic
  3. Submissive
  4. Cooperative

Answer: A

Q83 · Synonyms

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word: DISSEMINATE

  1. Spread
  2. Suppress
  3. Collect
  4. Hide

Answer: A

Q84 · Antonyms

Select the most appropriate antonym of the given word. Contumacious

  1. Stubborn
  2. Rebellious
  3. Obedient
  4. Defiant

Answer: C

Q85 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct meaning of idiom: Keep one’s powder dry

  1. Avoid culinary mistakes
  2. Stay completely silent
  3. Rest after strenuous work
  4. Remain prepared for action while avoiding premature moves

Answer: D

Q86 · Idioms & Phrases

Choose the correct meaning of idiom: Crow over

  1. To provoke someone subtly through mimicry
  2. To weep bitterly over the past
  3. To warn others through exaggeration
  4. To gloat triumphantly over someone's defeat

Answer: D

Q87 · Spelling

Select the correct spelling of a word meaning ‘severe bleeding’.

  1. Hemorrage
  2. Hemorrhage
  3. Heamorrhage
  4. Hemorage

Answer: B

Q88 · Reading Comprehension

What is the availability heuristic, as described in the passage?

  1. Judging risk by probability only
  2. Estimating risk by logic and data
  3. Judging risk based on memorable examples
  4. Avoiding all forms of risk

Answer: C

Q89 · Reading Comprehension

Which of the following best illustrates loss aversion?

  1. Donating to charity instead of investing
  2. Accepting minor setbacks to avoid stress
  3. Holding on to a losing stock to avoid admitting loss
  4. Buying products during a sale

Answer: C

Q90 · Reading Comprehension

According to the passage, why do people often misjudge rare events as more dangerous?

  1. Because they consult experts too much
  2. Because these events are vividly remembered
  3. Because such events happen daily
  4. Because they lack access to media

Answer: B

Q91 · Reading Comprehension

What is the author’s main suggestion regarding emotion in decision-making?

  1. It should be completely eliminated
  2. It should guide all decisions
  3. It must be ignored in financial matters
  4. It should be recognized and managed

Answer: D

Q92 · Reading Comprehension

What is the overall purpose of the passage?

  1. To compare logic and emotion
  2. To promote emotional choices over data
  3. To explain psychological biases in risk decisions
  4. To teach investment strategies

Answer: C

Q93 · Active / Passive Voice

Choose the correct Active Voice form of the given sentence: The food has been ordered by Raj for the entire team.

  1. Raj orders the food for the entire team.
  2. Raj had ordered the food for the entire team.
  3. Raj is ordering the food for the entire team.
  4. Raj has ordered the food for the entire team.

Answer: D

Q94 · Active / Passive Voice

Change the following from active to passive: Someone must have changed the settings.

  1. The settings must have changed.
  2. The settings must have been changed.
  3. The settings have to be changed.
  4. The settings must be being changed.

Answer: B

Q95 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Choose the correct option to rearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph: A. The headlines captured the scandal’s magnitude. B. He had denied the allegations for weeks. C. Yet, photos surfaced, contradicting his claims. D. Public opinion quickly turned against him.

  1. B C A D
  2. C A B D
  3. A D C B
  4. D B A C

Answer: A

Q96 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Choose the correct direct sentence of the following sentence. She said that he might as well have accepted the offer instead of waiting.

  1. She said, "He might as well have accepted the offer instead of waiting."
  2. She said, "You should accept the offer instead of waiting."
  3. She said, "You might accept the offer instead of waiting."
  4. She said, "He should have accepted the offer instead of waiting.”

Answer: A

Q97 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Choose the correct indirect version: He said, "Can you help me with this?"

  1. He asked if I can help him with this.
  2. He asked whether I could help him with that.
  3. He said could I help him with that.
  4. He asked that! could help him.

Answer: B

Q98 · Spot the Error

Find the part of the sentence that contains an error: Seldom the panel encounters (1)/ a situation in which the evidence (2)/ and the testimony contradict so directly (3)/ that a unanimous ruling becomes impossible. (4)

  1. (1)
  2. (2)
  3. (3)
  4. (4)

Answer: A

Q99 · Direct / Indirect Speech

A sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. He said that he would rather not comment on the allegations.

  1. “td rather not comment on the allegations, he said.
  2. “I would not comment on the allegations,” he said.
  3. “I will rather not speak about the allegations,” said he.
  4. “ld prefer to stay silent, he said.

Answer: A

Q100 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Rearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph: 1. A central tenet of this approach is the concept of a "class," which acts as a blueprint for creating objects. 2. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm based on the concept of "objects," which can contain data and code. 3. This allows a programmer to specify the structure and behavior of an object-oriented program. 4. The key advantage of this approach is that it models real-world entities, making complex systems easier to manage and debug.

  1. 2, 1, 3, 4
  2. 4, 3, 2, 1
  3. 3, 1, 4, 2
  4. 1, 2, 3, 4

Answer: A

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Q76 · Antonyms

Choose the most appropriate antonym of the given word. ZEALOUS

  1. Passionate
  2. Fanatical
  3. Indifferent
  4. Devoted

Answer: C

Q77 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Conscientious
  2. Corrigendum
  3. Chauffueer
  4. Chameleon

Answer: C

Q78 · Spelling

Select the wrongly spelt word out of the four alternatives.

  1. Etiquette
  2. Exhilarate
  3. Ephervescent
  4. Entrepreneur

Answer: C

Q79 · Synonyms

Choose the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Frugal

  1. Extravagant
  2. Economical
  3. Generous
  4. Wasteful

Answer: B

Q80 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the underlined word in the given sentence. The author used a psuedonym to keep his true identity a secret.

  1. Pseudonym
  2. Psuedonym
  3. Pseudonim
  4. Pseudoname

Answer: A

Q81 · Spelling

Select the correctly spelt word to replace the underlined word in the given sentence. He lived a life of quiesence in a small cottage deep within the English countryside.

  1. Quiesence
  2. Queiscence
  3. Quiessence
  4. Quiescence

Answer: D

Q82 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence. The teacher said, "We will go for a picnic tomorrow."

  1. The teacher said that they would go for a picnic tomorrow.
  2. The teacher said that they would go for a picnic the next day.
  3. The teacher said that we will go for a picnic the next day.
  4. The teacher said that they will go for a picnic the following day.

Answer: B

Q83 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. The bunch of keys _____ lying on the table since morning.

  1. is
  2. are
  3. were
  4. had

Answer: A

Q84 · Fill in the Blanks

Choose the most appropriate option to fill the blank in the given sentence. The _____ of the symphony was so powerful that the audience remained silent long after the music ended.

  1. fragility
  2. discord
  3. brevity
  4. resonance

Answer: D

Q85 · Direct / Indirect Speech

Select the correct direct form of the given sentence. The narrator said that he had arrived in Boston the previous week.

  1. The narrator said, "I arrived in Boston last week."
  2. The narrator said, "I had arrived in Boston the previous week."
  3. The narrator said, “I arrive in Boston last week.”
  4. The narrator said, "He arrived in Boston last week."

Answer: A

Q86 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled parts of a sentence. Select the option that gives their correct order and forms a meaningful sentence. takes students (A) / this scholarship programme (B) / to remote parts (C) / of the world (D)

  1. ABCD
  2. BACD
  3. BCAD
  4. BADC

Answer: B

Q87 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

Given below are four jumbled parts of a sentence. Select the option that gives their correct order and forms a meaningful sentence. ecological consequences (A) / lead to major (B) / minor environmental (C) / changes can (D)

  1. ABCD
  2. DCBA
  3. CDBA
  4. CBDA

Answer: C

Q88 · One Word Substitution

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence. A labourer involved in loading and unloading the ships.

  1. Stevedore
  2. Plagiarist
  3. Polyglot
  4. Nonagenarian

Answer: A

Q89 · Homonyms

Choose the option that contains the homonym of the underlined word in the given sentence. The massive naval vessel disappeared into the thick fog as it left the harbor.

  1. A small fishing vessel was spotted drifting aimlessly in the middle of the Atlantic.
  2. The explorer spent years searching for the wreckage of a Spanish vessel lost at sea.
  3. A damaged vessel carrying cargo had to be towed back to the port for urgent repairs.
  4. Doctors explained that the blockage in the patient's coronary vessel required immediate surgery.

Answer: D

Q90 · Synonyms

In the sentence below, choose the option that is closest in meaning to ephemeral. The artist was interested only in ephemeral beauty rather than permanence.

  1. Enduring
  2. Lasting
  3. Transitory
  4. Eternal

Answer: C

Q91 · One Word Substitution

Choose the one-word substitution for the underlined phrase in the sentence below. She made a donation out of selfless concern for others.

  1. Fastidious
  2. Nefarious
  3. Altruism
  4. Obsequious

Answer: C

Q92 · Para / Sentence Jumbles

The sentences of a passage have been shuffled and labelled P, Q, R, and S. Rearrange these sentences to form the most logically coherent and meaningful paragraph. Choose the correct sequence from the options provided. P: Shortly after this, he was accused of complicity in an abortive conspiracy against the Medici, imprisoned, and put to the question by torture. Q: On the return of the Medici, Machiavelli, who for a few weeks had vainly hoped to retain his office under the new masters of Florence, was dismissed by decree dated 7th November 1512. R: He has left a very interesting description of his life at this period, which elucidates his methods and his motives in writing “The Prince” in a letter to Francesco Vettor. S: The new Medicean pope, Leo X, procured his release, and he retired to his small property at San Casciano, near Florence, where he devoted himself to literature.

  1. PQRS
  2. RQPS
  3. SPRQ
  4. QPSR

Answer: D

Q93 · Spot the Error

A sentence has been divided into four fragments. From the options provided, identify the fragment that contains a grammatical error. National liberation struggles/were driving with a diverse/range of radical, reformist,/and Marxist ideologies.

  1. National liberation struggles
  2. were driving with a diverse
  3. range of radical, reformist,
  4. and Marxist ideologies.

Answer: B

Q94 · Spot the Error

In the following sentence, four parts are given. Choose the part that contains a grammatical error.

  1. The proposal which the board
  2. approved after several revisions
  3. are likely to improve
  4. the admission process significantly.

Answer: C

Q95 · Sentence Improvement

Select the most appropriate option to improve the underlined part of the given sentence. The advisor, as well as the assistants, were responsible for checking the final health advisory.

  1. are responsibles
  2. was responsible
  3. were being responsible
  4. have responsible

Answer: B

Q96 · Cloze Test

Fill in the blank (A) with the correct word selecting from the given alternatives.

  1. speculative
  2. speculator
  3. speculated
  4. speculation

Answer: A

Q97 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes the scientific term in blank (B) to describe the ecological phenomenon mentioned?

  1. siphoning
  2. catalysis
  3. cascade
  4. symbiosis

Answer: C

Q98 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes blank (C) to describe the nature of the threats facing extant species?

  1. immanent
  2. eminent
  3. impervious
  4. imminent

Answer: D

Q99 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes the phrase in blank (D)?

  1. from
  2. of
  3. in
  4. to

Answer: B

Q100 · Cloze Test

Which word best completes the logic of the argument in blank (E)?

  1. mean
  2. means
  3. meant
  4. meaning

Answer: A