1. Find the word which is most similar in meaning to the given word.
Scandal
A) Praise
B) Disgrace
C) Admiration
D) Flattery
Your Answer : (Not Answered) Correct Answer : Disgrace
Explanation : scandal
· n. an action or event regarded as morally or legally wrong and causing general public outrage.
disgrace
· n. loss of reputation as the result of a dishonourable action
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2. ____ of the children wanted to go to the zoo.
A) Less B) The few C) Little D) Few 3. I’m not very good ___ maths?
A) in
B) at
C) for
D) on
4. A person who journeys to a sacred place for religious reasons?
A) Traveller
B) Itinerant
C) Pilgrim
D) Voyager
5. A large cage, building or enclosure for keeping birds.
A) Apiary
B) Aviary
C) Nest
D) Hive
6. Piece of cake
A) Something very easy
B) Something soft
C) Something sweet
D) Something very pretty
7. One of the hikers ____ get out of the trench.
A) can B) might C) was able to D) had to 8. Choose the part of the following sentence which bears grammatical error :
He did not even / have no property / to sell to / cover his losses.
A) He did not even
B) have no property
C) to sell to
D) cover his losses
9. Choose the appropriate antonym of the underlined word:
It's pretty late, children must retire to bed..
A) Shout
B) Sleep
C) Call
D) Rise
Your Answer : (Not Answered) Correct Answer : Rise
Explanation : retire
· v. leave one’s job and cease to work, especially because one has reached a particular age. cease to play competitively.
rise
· v. (past rose; past part. risen) come or go up. reach a higher social or professional position.
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10. Something that is spoken or done without preparation.
A) Experiment
B) Extempore
C) Trial
D) Research
11. Choose the part of the following sentence which bears grammatical error :
During the holidays / I am often worked / in a factory / to earn some pocket money.
A) During the holidays
B) I am often worked
C) in a factory
D) to earn some pocket money
12. Go now, ____ you’ll be late.
A) while
B) but
C) and
D) or
13. __________ I stay here tonight? (Polite request)
A) Can
B) Shall
C) Will
D) Could
14. An enemy that is not seen is an --seen enemy.
A) over--
B) half--
C) un--
D) in--
15. Choose the appropriate prepositions for the given sentence:
My parents have been married ________ forty-nine years, but you can still see the love ________ their eyes.
A) since, with
B) with, on
C) for, in
D) for, at
16. When he alighted ____ the car, he was welcomed with open arms.
A) on B) at C) from D) by 17. Choose the part of the following sentence which bears grammatical error :
The number of people / we need / to hire / are thirteen.
A) The number of people
B) we need
C) to hire
D) are thirteen
18. There was _______ a huge crowd at the theatre _________ we could not get a ticket.
A) such, that B) so , that C) such, as D) such, so 19. Cats catch Mice. [Change into passive voice]
A) Mice were caught by cats
B) Mice are being caught by cats
C) Mice are caught by cats
D) Mice is caught by cats
20. _____ cookies taste great.
A) This
B) That
C) These
D) Little