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Direction : Read the following passage and answer the questions (1-4) that follow :
In our approach to life, be it pragmatic or otherwise, a basic fact that confronts us squarely and unmistakably is the desire for peace, security and happiness. Different forms of life at different levels of existence make up teeming denizens of this earth of ours. And no matter whether they belong to the higher groups such as human beings or to the lower groups such as animals, all beings primarily seek peace, comfort and security. Life is as dear to a mute creature as it is to a man. Even the lowliest insect strives for protection against dangers that threaten its life. Just as each one of us wants to live and not to die, so do all other creatures.

The author's main point is that

1. Different forms of life are found on earth.
2. Different levels of existence are possible in nature.
3. Peace and security are the chief goals of all living beings.
4. Even the weakest creature struggles to preserve its life.

Ans. : (d), Even the weakest creature struggles to preserve its life.

Which one of the following assumptions or steps is essential in developing the author's position?

1. All forms of life have a single overriding goal.
2. The will to survive of a creature is identified with a desire for peace.
3. All beings are divided into higher and lower groups.
4. A parallel is drawn between happiness and life, and pain and death.

Ans. : (b) The will to survive of a creature is identified with a desire for peace.

The word "denizens" in the passage implies

1. Aliens
2. defectors
3. inhabitants
4. visitors

Ans. : © inhabitants

The author presumes that animals are-

1. Superior to human beings
2. Inferior to human beings 
3. Equal to human beings
4. All of the above

Ans. : © equal to human beings

Direction: Read the following passage and answer the questions(5-8)that follow:

The martyrs who laid down their lives for the freedom of the country had a lofty vision of the future. They wanted the nation to be free from all slavery and bondage. They wanted an India in which all the communities would live in perfect harmony and in which there would be no high class and no low class of people, the curse of untouchability having been wiped out completely. 

Women would enjoy rights with men and contribute their fullest to the making of a great Nation. Such a vision was in keeping with the ancient glory of the country renowned for its splendid achievement in Literature, art and culture. We must now revitalize this ancient culture of ours with tolerance as it is a masthead. If we forget or cease to take pride in our Noble Heritage, we have to face severe indictment in the court of history which is a ruthless judge and seldom spares the erring people.

The martyrs who died for the freedom of India Wanted

1. The country to be the strongest nation in the world
2. Country to rule over the other nations
3. The country to be free from slavery
4. The people to give up their antiquated customs

Ans. : © The country to be free from slavery

The martyrs wanted that

1. There should be reservation in the jobs for the backward sections of the society
2. There should be a perfect communal love and peace in the country
3. The old caste system should be retained in the future
4. The women work after their families only

Ans. : (b) There should be perfect communal love and peace in the country

We must strive with total commitment to

1. Defeat and overcome the enemies of the nation
2. Revitalise our rich past culture
3. Inject scientific temper into our past culture
4. Make scientific advancements

Ans. : (b)

Our freedom fighters envisioned that in free India

1. There should be an egalitarian society
2. Women would enjoy higher privileges and rights than others
3. The country would be taken forward by some selected classes of society
4. Industrialization should occupy top priority.

Ans. :(a) There should be an egalitarian society

Directions: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate option (9-18)
Bees……... display distinct preferences for different colours, but are also sensitive to ultraviolet light.

1. only
2. not only
3. only do
4. can only

Ans. : (b) not only

Jupiter………. The largest planet in the solar system.

1. is
2. which
3. although
4. being

Ans. : (a) is

When sugar………..To yeast, fermentation takes place

1. by adding
2. adding
3. it is added
4. is added

Ans. : (d) is added

The overall efficiency of a system can be……….that of its weakest element.

1. no greater than
2. less greater
3. nothing as great as
4. not the greater

Ans. : (a) no greater than

At agricultural stations many types of grass are grown……... various conditions.

1. under
2. underneath
3. below
4. beneath

Ans. : (a) under

Nitric acid……… copper to give off brown fumes of Nitrogen dioxide.

1. on reacting with
2. reacting to
3. reacts with
4. is reacting with

Ans. : (a) on reacting with

The saturated fat in dairy foods is thought……...a factor in heart disease.

1. it is
2. to be
3. they are
4. as being

Ans. : (b) to be

16. Robots are being used increasingly in industry as they can work on large jobs faster, are more precise and…….

1. don' as easily tire
2. did not tire more easily
3. don't tire easily
4. don't too easily tire

Ans. : © don't tire easily

17. Many plants can grow in water, without any soil………….. nutrients are added.

1. as long as
2. sure that
3. above all
4. of necessary

Ans. : (a) as long as

18. Management…………..as the organization and coordination of an enterprise.

1. to be defined
2. it is defined
3. definable
4. can be defined

Ans. : (d) can be defined

Direction: in the following sentences identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct (19-26)

19. Although we are no (a) longer young, we (b) still © enjoy (d) to study languages.

Ans. : (d)

20. Before (a) to 1920s, scientists (b)use to think an immobilized music (c) would become (d) weaker.

Ans. : ©

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21. Nuclear waste has traditionally (a) been stored in steel drums (b) what © are subject (d) to rust.

Ans. : ©

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22. The immune system (a)is the (b)bodies way of protection (c)itself (d)against viruses.

Ans. : (b)

23. (a)Originate in Ethiopia, coffee (b)was drunk in the Arab world before (c)it (d)came to Europe.

Ans. : (d)

24. Amsterdam is a town (a)who is sometimes (b)referred to as the "Venice of (c)Northern Europe" because of (d)its canals.

Ans. : (a)

25. The sea wasp (a)releases a poison (b)that (c)kill a person (d)in three minutes.

Ans. :(c)

26. Halley's comet (a)approaches the earth, (b)close to be (c)visible, (d)every seventy-five years.

Ans. :(d)

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Direction: Answer the following question (27-32).

27. The meaning of "euthanasia" is

1. mercy killing
2. murder
3. assassination
4. atrocity

Ans. : (a)

28. "Accomplice" means

1. associate in crime
2. leader
3. skilled worker
4. enemy

Ans. :(a)

29. The condition of self-government is called

1. autocracy
2. automation
3. autonomy
4. autogamy

Ans. : ©

30. One who abstains completely from alcohol is called

1. atheist
2. kleptomaniac
3. teetotaler
4. totalitarian

Ans. :(c)

31. The art of producing beautiful handwriting is known as

1. carnage
2. calligraphy
3. choreography
4. anaesthesia

Ans. : (b)

32. Much damage and misfortune caused by nature is known as

1. calamity
2. facade
3. penury
4. fertility

Ans. : (a)

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Direction: Fill in the blanks with the antonym of the underlined word in each of the following sentences (33-36)

33. They give more importance to material rather than…………. advancement.

1. intellectual
2. spiritual
3. emotional
4. wordly

Ans. : (b)

34. Honour and………...arise from one's own actions.

1. pleasure
2. reputation
3. shame
4. progress

Ans. :(c)

35. Getting and…………..we lay waste our powers.

1. crying
2. spending
3. sleeping
4. eating

Ans. :(b)

36. There is both scarcity and………..in the modern world.

1. deficit
2. attraction
3. plenty
4. toleration

Ans. : ©

Directions: In the following sentence, fill in blank with appropriate option given below (37-42)

37. If he………., I shall write to him.

1. writing
2. writes
3. wrote
4. write

Ans. : (b)

38. The child was…………blind.

1. borne
2. born
3. birth
4. none of the above

Ans. (b)

39. I will introduce you……….my boss this week.

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

Ans. : (b)

40. Art is not an activity associated……... leisure.

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

Ans. : (b)

41. These observations do not conform……...any low.

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

Ans. :(c)

42. The river flows…………... the bridge.

1. on
2. above
3. to
4. under

Ans. : (d)

Direction: Fill in the blanks with the correct tense (43-48)

43. I……..my car there weeks ago.

1. washing
2. washed
3. will wash
4. shall wash

Ans. : (b)

44. Jonathan insisted on……….. out.

1. go
2. going
3. gone
4. having gone

Ans. : (b) going

45. He was prevented from……….in the class.

1. smoke
2. smoking
3. to smoke
4. having smoked

Ans. : (b) smoking

46. You better……...his permission.

1. seeking
2. seek
3. to seek
4. to have sought

Ans. :(c) to seek

47. She was seen……... the house.

1. enter
2. entered
3. having entered
4. entering

Ans. : (a) enter

48. ……….. tigers is a dangerous sport.

1. to be hunt
2. hunting
3. a hunt of
4. having hunt

Ans. : (b) hunting

Directions: Choose the correct answer for the following questions (49-52)

49. In order to repair the leaking pipes we had to call the

1. carpenter
2. plumber
3. electrician
4. architect

Ans. : (b) plumber

50. As I had hurt my eye, I had to go to…….

1. a psychiatrist
2. a cardiologist
3. an oculist
4. an architect

Ans. :(c) an oculist

51. The sudden running of a herd of frightened animals is

1. stampede
2. aloof
3. fiesta
4. idealize

Ans. : (a) stampede

52. A nap after lunch is called

1. idealize
2. barrio
3. siesta
4. sleepwalking

Ans. :(c) siesta

Directions: Change the following sentences into passive voice (53-56)

53. They haven't stamped the letter.

1. The letter isn't stamped.
2. They stamped not the letter.
3. The letter hasn't been stamped.
4. The letter has been stamped.

Ans. :(c) the letter hasn't been stamped.

54. A Japanese firm makes these television sets.

1. Television sets make these Japanese firm.
2. These television sets are made by a Japanese firm.
3. These are Japanese-made television sets.
4. None of the above

Ans. : (b) These television sets are made by a Japanese firm.

Nobody has used this room for ages.

1. This room hasn't been used for ages.
2. This room has been used for ages.
3. Nobody uses this room for ages.
4. For ages nobody has used this room.

Ans. : (a) This room has been used for ages.

56. We can't repair this lock.

1. We don't know how to repair this lock.
2. Nobody can repair this lock.
3. Your lock can be repaired.
4. Your lock can't be repaired.

Ans. : (d) your lock can't be repaired

Directions: Read the following sentences and indicate for each sentence the correct option (57-60)

57. Although they are 250 miles apart, they keep in constant contact on the internet.

1. Simple sentence
2. Complex sentence
3. Compound sentence
4. None of the above

Ans. :(b) Complex sentence

58. Rita loves to go to the beach and spend her days sunbathing.

1. Simple sentence
2. Complex sentence
3. Compound sentence
4. None of the above

Ans. :(c) Compound sentence.

59. Tom and Jerry have a big argument every summer over where they should spend their summer vacation.

1. Compound sentence
2. Complex sentence
3. Simple sentence
4. None of the above

Ans. : (b) Complex sentence

60. John dislikes sitting on the roof; he always gets a headache.

1. Compound sentence
2. Complex sentence
3. Simple sentence
4. None of the above

Ans. :(c) Simple sentence

61. The word that closely resembles "disagreement" in meaning is

1. decent
2. descent
3. dissent
4. descend

Ans. :(c) dissent

62. The word "distinguished" closely resembles

1. eminent
2. imiment
3. imminent
4. immanent

Ans. : (a) eminent

63. "Showing respect" is best indicated by

1. respectable
2. deference
3. respective
4. reception

Ans. :(c) respectable (Adjective)

64. A false idea or image is known as

1. allusion
2. imagery
3. illusion
4. None of the above

Ans. :(c) illusion (noun)

65. Which is the correct spelling?

1. address
2. adress
3. aadrres
4. addres

Ans. : (a) address

66. Select the correctly punctuated sentence in this group

1. My favourite teacher, who just happens to be my uncle, retired from the university last summer.
2. My favourite teacher who just happens to be my uncle retired from the university last summer.
3. His favourite teacher just happens to be my uncle retired from the university last summer.
4. My favourite, teacher, just happens to be my uncle, retired from the university last summer.

Ans. : (b) my favourite teacher, who just happens to be my uncle retired from the university last summer.

67. Select the correctly punctuated sentence in this group

1. Mary has offered to coach the team this year, however, the competition for the job is intense.
2. It's offered to coach the team this year, however, the competition for the job is intense.
3. Mary has offered to coach the team this year, however the competition for the job is intense.
4. Mary has offered to coach the team, this year, however, the competition for the job is intense.

Ans. :(c) Mary has offered to coach the team this year, however the competition for the job is intense.

68. The dictionary meaning of a word is called

1. annotation
2. connotation
3. denotation
4. digression

Ans. :(c) denotation

69. Ellipsis refers to

1. omission of words
2. addition of words
3. mixing of words
4. none of the above

Ans. : (a) omission of words

70. Using softer sounding words to avoid bluntness

1. euphemism
2. euphuism
3. assonance
4. resonance

Ans. : (a) euphemism

71. The seven-line stanza used by medieval poets is known as

1. terza rima
2. rhyme royal
3. tetra meter
4. internal rhyme

Ans. : (b) rhyme royal

72. Elegies and sonnets are two types of

1. essays
2. fiction
3. biographies
4. poems

Ans. : (d) poems

73. In Literature "point of view" refer to

1. Who is the main character is
2. When and where the story takes place
3. Who is telling the story
4. The obstacle the main character must overcome

Ans. : (d) the obstacle the main character must overcome

74. In fiction, the author's overall main Idea or most important message is called the

1. plot
2. conflict
3. setting
4. theme

Ans. : (d) theme

75. Repetition of the same or similar consonant sounds at the beginning of words is called

1. assonance
2. alliteration
3. apostrophe
4. simile

Ans. : (b) alliteration

76. A statement that appears a self- contradictory, but that reveals a kind of truth

1. irony
2. paradox
3. onomatopoeia
4. simile

Ans. : (b) paradox

77. A story that ends with a happy resolution of conflicts faced by the main character or characters

1. tragedy
2. farce
3. comedy
4. satire

Ans. :(c) comedy

78. The statement, "If I told you once, I've told you a million times……." is an example of

1. understatement
2. hyperbole
3. tone
4. satire

Ans. : (b) hyperbole

79. A poem consisting of four lines, or four lines of a poem that can be considered as a unit

1. couplet
2. haiku
3. quatrain
4. lyric

Ans. :(c) quatrain

80. "Father of our country" and "the great Emancipator" are examples of

1. analogy
2. epithet
3. allegory
4. foil

Ans. : (b) epithet

81. A type of comedy in which ridiculous and often stereotyped characters are involved in silly, far-fetched situations

1. farce
2. parable
3. fable
4. sentimental comedy

Ans. : (a) farce

82. The use of language to evoke a picture or a concrete sensation of a person, a thing, a place, or an experience

1. symbol
2. imagery
3. aphorism
4. simile

Ans. : (b) imagery

83. A statement that says less than what is meant

1. ambiguity
2. oxymoron
3. understatement
4. litote

Ans. : (d) litote

84. Brief story, told to illustrate a point or serve as an example of something, often showing character of an individual

1. personification
2. anecdote
3. aside
4. interior monologue

Ans. : (d) interior monologue

85. Which of the following works is not one of Galsworthy's plays?

1. The Silver Box
2. The Silver Spoon
3. Strife
4. Justice

Ans. : (b) The Silver Spoon

86. …………..is the main theme of Galsworthy's plays?

1. family history
2. fraternity
3. social problems of his time
4. romance

Ans. :(c) social problems of his time

87. John Galsworthy style is remarkable for…………..

1. its strength and elasticity.
2. this is powerful sweep, brilliant illustrations.
3. its deep psychological analysis. 
4. all the above.

Ans. : (d) all the above

88. Which of the following does not belong to Galsworthy's three trilogies?

1. The man of property
2. The For style Saga
3. A Modern Comedy
4. The End of the Chapter

Ans. :(c) a modern comedy

89. Which of the following writers didn't win the Nobel prize for Literature?

1. George Bernard Shaw
2. John Galsworthy
3. William Butler Yeats
4. James Joyce

Ans. : (d) James Joyce

90. John Galsworthy was born in the year

1. 1873
2. 1867
3. 1865
4. 1890

Ans. : (b) 1867

91. When was John Milton born?

1. 22 April 1600
2. 19 August 1604
3. 6 June 1606
4. 9 December 1608

Ans. : (d) 9 December 1608

92. Where was John Milton born?

1. Bristol
2. Yorkshire
3. Liverpool
4. London

Ans. : (d) London

93. In whose memory did John Milton write "Me thought I saw my late espoused saint"?

1. Oliver Cromwell
2. Mary Powell
3. Katherine Woodcock
4. Charles |

Ans. :(c) Katherine Woodcock

94. When was Paradise Lost published?

1. 1660
2. 1667
3. 1658
4. 1654

Ans. : (b) 1667

95. In which of the following works did Milton promote freedom of speech and oppose licensing and censorship?

1. Paradise Regained
2. Areopagitica
3. Eikonoklastes
4. Samson Agonists

Ans. : (b) Areopagitica

96. Paradise Lost comprises……….books.

1. 12
2. 16
3. 10
4. 14

Ans. : (a) 12

97. Paradise Lost is written in

1. free verse
2. blank verse
3. rhymed verse
4. none of the above

Ans. : (b) blank verse

98. The famous line "what thought the field be lost; all is not lost; all is not lost" is spoken by…………

1. Adam 
2. Eve
3. Satan
4. Beelzebub

Ans. :(c) satan

99. Milton begins Paradise Lost book I with……………..

1. Lament
2. Invocation
3. Soliloquy
4. Refrain

Ans. : (b) Invocation

100. Milton is most famous for his……

1. Narrative style
2. Dramatics style
3. Grand style
4. Aphoristic style

Ans. :(c) Grand style

101. The word that complete the famous line "Better to reign in Hell than serve in…….." is…….

1. Sky
2. Heaven
3. Earth
4. Moon

Ans. : (b) Heaven

102. William Shakespeare belonged to the

1. Restoration age
2. Victorian age
3. Elizabethan age
4. Romantic age

Ans. :(c) Elizabethan age

103. Who is known as the "melancholy man" in As You Like It?

1. Touchstone
2. Silvious
3. Jaques
4. Corin

Ans. :(c) Jaques

104. Which of the following is not a character in As You Like It?

1. Rosallnd
2. Celia
3. Orlando
4. Portia

Ans. : (d) Portia

105. Fortinbars is a character in Shakespeare's

1. King Lear
2. Othello
3. Hamlet
4. Julius Caesar

Ans. : (c) Hamlet

106. The main theme of the Shakespearean sonnets is……..

1. Love
2. Hatred
3. Intrigue
4. Envy

Ans. : (a) Love

107. A Shakespearean sonnet ends with a………

1. quartet
2. octave
3. couplet
4. triplet

Ans. :(c) couplet

108. The total number of sonnets written by Shakespeare is

1. 174
2. 154
3. 184
4. 194

Ans. :(b) 154

109. "Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player" occurs in Shakespeare's

1. Twelfth Night
2. Hamlet
3. Macbeth
4. King Lear

Ans. :(c) Macbeth

110. In Galsworthy's Justice, "The law is what it is-a majestic efidice, sheltering all of us, each stone of which rests on another" has been said by

1. Cashier
2. Lawyer
3. Manager
4. Judge

Ans. : (d) Judge

111. By what age had Milton become totally blind?

1. 34
2. 46
3. 44
4. 56

Ans. :(c) 44

112. A song of sorrow especially for the dead is called

1. satire
2. Epic
3. Elegy
4. Ode

Ans. :(c) Elegy

113. Octave in a sonnet consists of

1. Eight lines
2. Six lines
3. Four lines
4. Ten lines

Ans. : (a) Eight lines

114. Which of the following phrases best characterizes the late-19th century aesthetic movement.

1. art for intellect's sake
2.  God's sake art for
3. art for the masses
4. art for art's sake

Ans. : (d) art for art's sake

115. Strophe, antistrophe and epode from a three-part structure in 

1. a classic ode
2. a Greek Chorus
3. a medival ballad
4. a Petrachan sonnet

Ans. : (a) a classic ode

116. Who said that in Paradise Lost Book 1 "Milton belongs to the Devil's party without knowing it"

1. Frank Kermode
2. William Empson
3. C.S. Lewis
4. William Blake

Ans. : (d) William Blake

Directions : Identify the figures of speech in the following statements (117-121) 

117. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.

1. Simile
2. Metaphor
3. Antithesis
4. Oxymoron

Ans. :(c) Antithesis

118. Love is and ideal thing, marriage is a real thing.

1. Oxymoron
2. Metaphor
3. Simile
4. Antithesis

Ans. : (a) Oxymoron

119. Let's go to bed now.

1. Oxymoron
2. Metaphor
3. Personification
4. Pun

Ans. : (b) Metaphor

120. Humour is the shock absorber of life; it helps us take the blows.

1. Understatement
2. Metaphor
3. Simile
4. Personification

Ans. : (b) Metaphor

121. Bring! An alarm clock changed in the dark and silent room.

1. Oxymoron
2. Apostrophe
3. Onomatopoeia
4. Simile

Ans. :(c) Onomatopoeia

122. The quote "Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind / and therefore is wingd cupid painted blind," occurs in

1. A midsummer's Night dream
2. Love's Labour Lost
3. Antony and Cleopatra
4. The Merry Wives of Windosr

Ans. :(c) Antony and Cleopatra

123. The quote, "The quality of mercy is not strained. / It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven," occurs in

1. Twelfth Night
2. Cymbeline
3. Merchant of Venice
4. As You Like It

Ans. :(c) Merchant of Venice

124. "Frailty, thy name is women!" is taken from

1. Julius Caesar
2. Hamlet
3. Othello
4. King Lear

Ans. : (b) Hamlet

125. "Age cannot wither her, nor, nor, custom stale / Her infinite variety"

1. All's Well That Ends Well 
2. Othello
3. Titus Andronicus
4. Antony and Cleopatra

Ans. (d) Antony and Cleopatra

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