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61. Even though they were close friends, they gaveno quarter to each other in the boxing ring.
The underlined phrase means
(1) to give no wine (2) to give no money
(3) to show no mercy (4) none of the above

62. Choose the correct active sentence of the following statement.

Many vehicles are being looted and burnt by the agitators and hooligans.
(1) Many vehicles are looted and burnt by the agitators and hooligans.
(2) The agitators and hooligans have been looting and buming many vehicles.
(3) Many vehicles are burning and looting the agitators and hooligans.
(4) The agitators and hooligans are looting and burning many vehicles.

63. Point out the incorrect sentence.

(a) One may s d e and smile to be an villain.
@) Our library has many good books on Indian aesthetics.
(c) A great deal of work is yet to be done.
(d) A spade is a very useful tool in farming.
Answer options :
(1) (a) and (c) (2) @) and (4
(3) (a) only (4) All of these

64. Idenhfy right or wrong sentence/sentences :

(a) I met him in the way.
@) Send this letter on my address.
Answer options :
(I) Both (a) and @) are right (2) Both (a) and @) are wrong
(3) Only (a) is right (4) Only @) is right

65. He has thrownoff 'all his old friends since he became rich.
Idenhfy the correct meaning of the phrase underlined.
(1) neglected (2) expelled (3) retorted (4) resigned

66. Point out the incorrect sentence.

(a) Do not cry over a spoilt milk.
@) A loaf of bread is more essential than a good deal of advice.
(c) Biscuits are made of wheat-floor.
(d) A blade of grass dances happily in the morning sudght.
Answer options :
(1) (a) and @) (2) (a) and (c)
(3) (a) and ( 4 (4) only (4

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67. Use the correct form of adjective in the given sentence :
"This is the point on this mountain range".
(1) Further (2) Furthest (3) Farther (4) Farthest

68. Which of the following sentencelsentences islare incorrect ?

(a) I will dine with them on next Sunday.
@) He went to school but returned back immediately.
Answer options :
(I) ~ o t h(a) and (b) (2) MY(a)
(3) MY@) (4) (a) is correct, @) is incorrect

69. The way he is burning the candle at both ends, he will soon be a pauper. The underlined
phrase means
(1) To be extravagant (2) To be reasonabIe
(3) To be moderate (4) None of the above

70. Point out the correct sentences :

(a) Are you sure for Jaya's honesty ?
@) Water is composed of oxygen and hydrogen.
(c) Officials must do their best to comply to the regulations.
(d) We were tired of walking so sat under a huge mango tree.
Answer options :
(1) All of these (2) @) and (d)
(3) (a) and ('4 (4) (c) and ( 4

71. 'At the crack of dawn' means ..........

(1) very early in the morning (2) accept the punishment
(3) both (1) and (2) (4) none of the above

72. Match the following :

'A' 'B'
(a) useful (i) ... ion
(b) prohibit (ii) ... ness
(c) manage (iii) ... ance
(d) perform (iv) ... ment
Answer options :
(a) (b) (4 (4
(I) (ii) (i) (iv) (iii)
(2) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
( 3 ) (iii) (i) (iv) (ii)
(4) None of the above

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73. Write the correct preposition in the blank space from the given options :
"Hari is inferior Ram in intelligence."
(1) than (2) to (3) from (4) against

74. Match the following :

'A' 'B'
(a) To walk (i) To abridge
@) To cut (ii) To ramble
(c) To shine (iii) To dine
(d) To eat (iv) To dazzle
Answer options :
(4 (b)(4 (4
(1) (i) (ii)
(iii) (iv)
(2) (iv) (ii) (iii) (i)
(3) (ii) (i) (iv) (iii)
(4) (iv) (iii) (ii) (i)

75. A coolie a heavy bundle across a railway platform.

Select the correct alternative to complete the sentence meaningfully.
(1) pulls (2) lugs (3) drags (4) jerks

76. Possitive degree :

(a) No other metal is as heavy as lead.
Comparative degree :
@) Lead is heavier than any other metal.
Answer options :
(1) Only (a) is correct (2) Only @) is correct
(3) Both (a) and (b) are correct (4) None of the above

77. 'Per centum' means

(1) annually (2) in each hundred
(3) Per day (4) percent

78. Find out the correct form of conjunction in the following sentence :
"I allow you to drive my car on condition that you shall not over speed.
The underlined words are example of :
(1) Co-ordinate conjunction (2) Subordinating conjunction
(3) Compound conjunction (4) Correlative conjunction

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79. The gerund can be used as ..........
(a) subject of a sentence
(b) as a complement of a verb
(c) after prepositions
Answer options :
(1) Only (a) is correct (2) Only (b) is correct
(3) Only (c) is correct (4) (a), (b) and (c) are correct

80. Use the appropriate phrase draw up in the following sentence.

My solicitor the lease and we both signed it.
(1) have drawn up (2) drew up (3) has drawn up (4) drawn up

81. Tell, whether the following sentence/sentences is/are right or wrong :

(a) Peace and prosperity is our ideal.
(b) I as well as they am tired of this routine work.
Answer options :
(1) Only (a) is right (2) Only (b) is right
(3) Both, (a) and (b) are wrong (4) Both, (a) and (b) are right

82. Choose the correct word for the following structure.

Incapableof being read.
(1) unreadable (2) illegible (3) unintelligible (4) illegal
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83. They have opened an office 28 Lees Road.

(1) at (2) on
(3) in (4) none of the above

84. I said to her, 'Will you teach me knitting ?'

(1) I said to her whether you teach me knitting.
(2) I asked her whether she would teach me knitting.
(3) 1 asked her that she will teach me knitting.
(4) I toId her that if she will teach me knitting.

85. He hung around the entrance a11 day, hoping for a chance to speak to the director.
The underlined phrase means -
(1) loiter (2) wait (3) both, (1)and (2) (4) None of (1)and (2)

86. Tell, which of the following sentence/sentences is/are right or wrong :

(a) I have ordered for dinner.
(b) I reached at Delhi only this morning.
Answer options :
(1) Both, (a) and (b) are right (2) only (a) is right
(3) only (b) is right (4) Both (a) and (b) are wrong

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87. I am looking forward to her arrivaI.
The underlined phrase means.
(1) expect with pleasure (2) see in front
(3) investigate (4) consider

88. Which one of the four options is the correct antonym of the word "Adept" ?
(1) Withold, Refrain (2) Indifferent, Unresponsive
(3) Skilled, Proficient (4) Forsake, Leave

89. Which one of the given options is correct about the given sentence ?
"Either she or they have to attend the meeting."
(1) Right
(2) Wrong
(3) Use of 'they in the sentence is wrong
(4) Verb "have" shouId be "has"

90. Be diligent k t you fail. The underlined word is _

(1) Conjunction (2) Co-ordinative conjunction
(3) Subordinative conjunction (4) None of the above

91. His behaviour is sometimes childish. The underlined word means

(1) like a child-in a bad sense (2) like a child-in a good sense
(3) Both, (1) and (2) (4) None of the above

92. (a) Both, Raman and Pushkaran were not present there.
@) Neither Rarnan nor Pushkaran was present there.
Find out the correct option.
(1) only (a) (2) only @)
(3) both, (a) and @) (4) none of the above

93. (a) Dr. Simons has taken on the position of the Head of Department
@) He is the finest young player around at the moment.
(c) She was the company director when she retired.
Identdy the correct sentencels.
(1) Only (a) and @) (2) MY@) and ( 4
(3) MY@) (4) MY(c)
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94. He struck the table. The underlined verb is .
(1) lntransitive (2) Transitive
(3) Prepositional (4) None of the above

95. The priest entered the sacred place.

Select the correct antonym to the word underlined.
(1) holy (2) profane (3) religious (4) auspicious

96 - 100 : Read the passage and answer the questions given below :
One common mistake that many people have made is this : they have thought that it would
be a very good thing if everybody had exactly the same amount of money, no matter whether they
worked hard or lived quite idly. They forget that very few people would work at all if it were not
for the money their work brings them, and that without work there would be no money. And they
have imagined that if all the money in the country were equally divided everybody would be rich.
Now that is a very great mistake, because there simply is not enough money to make evervbody
rich. If it were shared equally all round every one then would, on the basis of the ~ a l c u l a t i o ~ s
made in '1935, receive only about 7 65 a p a r . Todav with a rise in the price level it might be
7 150 a year. That may be more than you receive now or it may be less, but would certainly not
make you reallv rich. It is quite true that there are in this country a small number of very rich
people; but thev are so few in cornparison with the whole population that even i f they were to
share out all their wealth among the rest, it would make very little difference. It is said that if you
flattened out that great French mountain Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in Europe, and spread
it over the whole of France vou would only raise the level of the land by about six inches. See if you
can think out what that has to do with the question 1 have been talking about.
Many people, unfortunately, seem to think also that Government can always pay out money
quite easily and in any quantity, and they forget, or else they do not know, that the Government
can only pay out money that it has received in taxes-money that the tax-payer has had to work
for.
And now here is one final mistake that 1 should like to warn you against. Don't ever imagine
that there is any thing to be ashamed of, or anything u n d i p f i e d , to grumble about in having to
work hard for your living. If when you start work you can go into a job that suits you, so that you
can really enjoy the work itself, so much the better : I hope that is what will happen. But if the
work is not exactly the kind that you would choose, you must try to remember that you are helping
to produce the things that other people need; you are "doing your bit" and playing your part it1
the work oi the world. You are like a wheel, even if it is only a very tiny wheel, in the great world-
machinery of trade and uidustrv that is always busily at work providing for the wants of hundreds
of millions of people, and you must "put your back into it" and see to it that your particular task
is always done as well as you can possibly do it.

96. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.

It is necessary to work because :
(1) People want to enjoy life
(2) The country will becorne self sufficient
(3) Without work there would be no monev
(4) It raiscs the standard of life

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97. Complete the statement :
Many people, unfortunately seem to think that.
(1) The Government is very stingy
(2) The Government hoards money

(3) The Government is very rich

(4) The Government can always pay out money quite easily and in any quantity

98. Complete the following sentence with the right option.

If all the money in the world were equally divided, everybody would be..

(1) Everybody would be very poor

(2) All the people would be very rich

(3) It would certainly not make you rich

(4) You would not have to worry at all

99. The phrase 'doing your bit' means :

(1) Playing your part in the work of the world.

(2) To participate in your favourite game.
(3) To being very attentive.

(4) Imagining things to raise your hope.

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100. Complete the sentence :

How much of a difference will flattening Mount Blanc make to France.

(1) There would be a huge amount of differencc.

(2) It would raise the level nf the land by about six inches.
(3) There would not be any difference at all.

(4) Perhaps there might not be any difference.

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