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English Grammar for Competitive Exams

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MAHESH PATIL’S

SHASWAT ACADEMY, PUNE

2021

Mahesh Patil M.A. (English) 8983569353 Office: 7820847350


emídV AH°$S>‘r English for…
ݶy B§p½be ñHy$bÀ¶m g‘moa, Competitive Examinations
kmZà~mo{YZrÀ¶m nmR>r‘mJo, UPSC |MPSC| SSC |CDS| BANKING
{Q>iH$ amoS>, gXm{ed noR>, nwUo-30 ENGLISH WRITING AND GRAMMAR

1) nwT>rb A`mo½` {dYmZ/{dYmZo {ZdS>m


(a) nXmW©dmMH$ Zm_ ho {deof Zm_ AgVo.
(b) g_whdmMH$ Zm_ ho gm_mÝ` Zm_ AgVo.
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV b (2) \$ŠV a (3) XmoÝhr `mo½` (4) XmoÝhr A`mo½`
2) nwT>rb {dYmZo dmMyZ `mo½` {dYmZ/{dYmZo {ZdS>m
(a) h² hm H§$R>` dU© Amho. (b) a² hm _yY©Ý` dU© Amho.
(c) d² hm X§Vm¡îR>` dU© Amho. (d) V² hm Am¡îR>` dU© Amho.
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV a (2) a Am{U b (3) a, b Am{U c (4) gd© {dYmZo `mo½`
3) _amR>r_Ü`o _yi gd©Zm_o ZD$ AmhoV. Ë`mn¡H$s qbJ-dMZmà_mUo ~XbUmè`m gd©Zm_m§Mm JQ> AmoiIm.
(a) _r, Vy, Vmo, hm, Omo (b) _r, Vy, H$m`, hm, Omo
(c) H$moU, H$m`, AmnU, ñdV… (d) Vmo, H$moU, _r, Vy
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV a ~amo~a$ (2) \$ŠV b ~amo~a
(3) a Am{U b ~amo~a$ (4) a Am{U c ~amo~a
4) nwT>rb {dYmZo H$moUË`m H$mimVrb AmhoV ?
Vr {dYmZo a, b, c $ `m H«$_mZwgma bmdm.
(a) Mmoambm H$ñQ>S>rV R>odbo.
(b) Vmo {Q>ìhr nmhV AgVmo.
(c) _wbo _¡XmZmda IoiV AgVrb.
n`m©` …-
(1) Mmby dV©_mZ H$mi, gmYm dV©_mZH$mi, Mmby ^{dî`H$mi
(2) gmYm ^yVH$mi, [aVr dV©_mZH$mi, Mmby ^{dî`H$mi
(3) Mmby ^yVH$mi, [aVr dV©_mZH$mi, nyU© ^{dî`H$mi
(4) gmYm ^yVH$mi, nyU© dV©_mZH$mi, nyU© ^{dî`H$mi

Mahesh Patil M. A. (English) 8983569353 Office: 7820847350


emídV AH°$S>‘r English for…
ݶy B§p½be ñHy$bÀ¶m g‘moa, Competitive Examinations
kmZà~mo{YZrÀ¶m nmR>r‘mJo, UPSC |MPSC| SSC |CDS| BANKING
{Q>iH$ amoS>, gXm{ed noR>, nwUo-30 ENGLISH WRITING AND GRAMMAR

5) Imbr eãX Ë`m§À`m {déÜXmWu AWmªÀ`m OmoS>`m {Xë`m AmhoV. Ë`mn¡H$s A`mo½` OmoS>r AmoiIm?
(1) gÁOZ-XþO©Z (2) emídV-AënH$mi$$
(3) CÜd©Jm_r- à{VJm_r$ (4) CÞVr-AdZVr

6) eãXg_whmbm `mo½` eãX Agbobo n`m©` AmoiIm.


(a) emnmnmgyZ gwQ>H$m- C…emn
(b) nmD$g _wirM Z nS>Uo- Adf©U
(c) V_memÀ`m àma§^rMo ñVdZ -JdiU
(d) H$Yrhr qOH$bm Z OmUmam- OJÁOoVm
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV a (2) a Am{U d
(3) a Am{U b $ (4) gd© {dYmZo ~amo~a

7) nwT>rbn¡H$s H$_©Ur à`moJ Á`mV Amho Ago {dYmZ/{dYmZo AmoiIm.


(a) YZwYm©ar am_mZo ~mU gmoS>bm.
(b) Ë`mMo dV©_mZnÌ dmMyZ Pmbo.
n`m©`
(1) \$ŠV a (2) \$ŠV b
(3) a, b XmoÝhr $ (4) a, b XmoÝhrhr ZmhrV.

8) {H$aU -------- `m eãXmbm g_mZmWu eãX Imbrb n`m©`m_YyZ AmoiIm.


(a) H$a (b) aí_r (c) _`yI (d) ì`mo_
n`m©`
(1) a, b ~amo~a (2) b, c ~amo~a
(3) a, b, c ~amo~a $(4) a, b, c, d ~amo~a

9) M§XZ H$aUo ------ `m dmH²$àMmamMm `mo½` AW© Imbrb n`m©`m_YwZ AmoiIm.


(a) ñVwVr H$aUo (b) Zme H$aUo (c) ~T>mB©Mo ~mobUo (d) aSy> `oUo
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV b (2) \$ŠV a, b (3) b Am{U c $(4) \$ŠV c

Mahesh Patil M. A. (English) 8983569353 Office: 7820847350


emídV AH°$S>‘r English for…
ݶy B§p½be ñHy$bÀ¶m g‘moa, Competitive Examinations
kmZà~mo{YZrÀ¶m nmR>r‘mJo, UPSC |MPSC| SSC |CDS| BANKING
{Q>iH$ amoS>, gXm{ed noR>, nwUo-30 ENGLISH WRITING AND GRAMMAR

10) nwT>rb {dYmZo {dMmamV ¿`m. Am{U `mo½` n`m©` {ZdS>m.


(a) Am»`mV {dMma hr {H«$`mnXmg§~§Yr g§H$ënZm ì`mH$aUH$ma Xm_bo `m§Zr _amR>rV éOy Ho$br.
(b) {H«$`mnXmMo H$mimÀ`m Am{U AWmªÀ`m àË``mZwgma Ho$bobo dJuH$aU åhUOo Am»`mV hmo`.
n`m©` …-
(1) {dYmZ a ~amo~a (2) {dYmZ b ~amo~a
(3) {dYmZ a Am{U b ~amo~a (4) XmoÝhrhr {dYmZo MyH$
11) àË`j H$_m©Mr {d^ŠVr hr MVwWu {d^ŠVr AgVo Va AàË`j H$_m©Mr {d^ŠVr pìXVr`m {d^ŠVr
AgVo.
(1) h`m {dYmZmMm nydm©Y© ~amo~a Amho.
(2) h`m {dYmZmMm CËVamY© ~amo~a Amho.
(3) ho {dYmZ nyU©V… ~amo~a Amho.
(4) ho {dYmZ nyU©V… MwH$sMo Amho.

12. nwT>rb {dYmZo dmMm


(a) àË`oH$ {dMma ñdV§Ì AWm©Mm Agë`mg dmŠ` ~ZVo.
(b) dmŠ`m_Yrb eãX åhUOoM nX hmo`.
(c) dmŠ` åhUOo eãXm§Mr _m§S>Ur hmo`.
n`m©` …-
(1) a `mo½`, b, c A`mo½` $ (2) \$ŠV b `mo½`, a, c A`mo½`
(3) a, b, `mo½` c A`mo½` (4) a, b, c gd© `mo½`
13. `mo½` OmoS>`m Owidm
(a) JOmZZ (i) ZÄm², ~hþd«rhr g_mg
(b) ghHw$Qw>§~ (ii) àm{X ~hþd«rhr g_mg
(c) AZmW (iii) gh ~hþd«rhr g_mg
(d) à»`mV (iv) {d^ŠVr ~hþd«rhr g_mg
n`m©` …-
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(1) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
(2) (iv) (iii) (i) (ii)

Mahesh Patil M. A. (English) 8983569353 Office: 7820847350


emídV AH°$S>‘r English for…
ݶy B§p½be ñHy$bÀ¶m g‘moa, Competitive Examinations
kmZà~mo{YZrÀ¶m nmR>r‘mJo, UPSC |MPSC| SSC |CDS| BANKING
{Q>iH$ amoS>, gXm{ed noR>, nwUo-30 ENGLISH WRITING AND GRAMMAR
(3) (iv) (i) (iii) (ii)
(4) (i) (iii) (ii) (iv)
14. VX²^d eãX AgUmam AMyH$ eãXm§Mm JQ> H$moUVm ?
(a) Kmg, AmoR>, H$m_, XÿY (b) gma, S>~m, JwT>r, Vnmg
(c) na§Vw, J«§W, ZXr, H$_© (d) Ka, Jmd, H$modim, Km_
n`m©` …-
(1) a, b ~amo~a $ (2) b, d ~amo~a
(3) a, d ~amo~a (4) c, d ~amo~a
15) nwT>rb {dYmZo dmMm
( a) dV©_mZH$mir {H«$`mnXo ^yVH$mir {H«$`m XmI{dVmV.
(b) ^yVH$mir {H«$`mnXo ^{dî`H$mir {H«$`m XmI{dVmV.
n`m©` …-
(1) hr XmoÝhr {dYmZo `mo½` AmhoV. (2) hr XmoÝhr {dYmZo A`mo½` AmhoV.
(3) \$ŠV {dYmZ a `mo½` (4) \$ŠV {dYmZ b `mo½`

16. Imbrb dmŠ`m§_YyZ g§`wŠV {H«$`mnX Á`m dmŠ`mV Amho Agm n`m©` {ZdS>m.
(1) CËVrU© Pmë`mZo _wbo AmZ§XmZo ZmMy bmJbr (2) _wbm§Zmo, ~mhoa OmD$Z Ioim.
(3) _Yy H$mbM Jmdmbm OmD$Z Ambm (4) nmoñQ>_Z AmËVmM `oD$Z Jobm.
17. h_mb Am{U Z_« hr AZwH«$_o gm_mÝ`Zm_ d {deofU Amho.
`m§Zm H$moUVm àË`` bmdmdm åhUOo Vr ^mddmMH$ Zm_mMo H$m`© H$aVrb ?
(1) `, Ëd (2) Vm, nUm (3) B©, Vm (4) {Jar, Vm
18. (a) Amåhr emioV nmohmoMbmo Am{U àmW©Zm gwé Pmbr
(b) gwdU©nXH$ {_imdo g~~ IoimSy> Iwn _ohZV KoVmV.
darb {dYmZm§Vrb AYmoao{IV C^`mÝd`r Aì``mMo AZwH«$_o àH$ma AmoiIm.
n`m©` …
(1) g_wƒ`~moYH$, n[aUm_~moYH$ (2) g_wƒ`~moYH$, CX²Xoe~moYH$
(3) CX²Xoe~moYH$, g_wƒ`~moYH$ (4) g_wƒ`~moYH$, H$maU~moYH$

Mahesh Patil M. A. (English) 8983569353 Office: 7820847350


emídV AH°$S>‘r English for…
ݶy B§p½be ñHy$bÀ¶m g‘moa, Competitive Examinations
kmZà~mo{YZrÀ¶m nmR>r‘mJo, UPSC |MPSC| SSC |CDS| BANKING
{Q>iH$ amoS>, gXm{ed noR>, nwUo-30 ENGLISH WRITING AND GRAMMAR

19. EH$m Ho$db dmŠ`m§V énm§V H$am.


(a) ho bmoH$emhrMo `wJ Amho.
(b) doirM OmJo ìhmdo
n`m©` …-
(1) bmoH$emhr `wJmV doirM OmJo ìhmdo
(2) doirM OmJo ìhmdo H$maU bmoH$emhrMo `wJ Amho.
(3) h`m bmoH$emhrÀ`m `wJmV doirM OmJo Pmbobo Mm§Jbo
(4) ho bmoH$emhrMo `wJ Agë`mZo doirM OmJo ìhmdo
20. nwT>rbn¡H$s g§`wŠV dmŠ` AgUmam n`m©` {ZdS>m.
(a) dmMmb Va dmMmb.
(b) gU-CËgd AmZ§X XoVmV; na§Vw J[a~m§Mo IMm©_wio H§$~aS>o _moS>Vo.
(c) Vmo BVH$m hgbm H$s Ë`mMo nmoQ> XþIy bmJbo.
(d ) Vmo Iwn Aä`mg H$aVmo H$maU Ë`mbm n{hbm dJ© {_idm`Mm Amho.
n`m©` …-
1) \$ŠV d 2) b Am{U c 3) \$ŠV c 4) b, c, d
21) nwT>rb dmŠ`g_wh H$moUË`m åhUrZo AW©nyU© hmoB©b ?
"O|ìhm ñdV…_Ü`o _moR>m namH«$_ H$éZ bm^ H$éZ KoÊ`mMr j_Vm ZgVo V|ìhm Amnë`m AmQ>moŠ`mV
OodT>o Agob VodT>`mdaM g§Vmof _mZyZ KoUo Mm§Jbo'
(1) H$moëhm H$mH$S>rg amOr (2) ~¡b Jobm Pmonm Ho$bm.
(3) ImB© Ë`mbm IdIdo (4) VmH$mnwaVo am_m`U
22) _amR>r ^mfo_Ü`o eodQ>r `oUmamo B-H$ma Am{U C-H$ma ho XrK© {bhrbo OmVmV.
(1) `m dmŠ`mMm nydm©Y© ~amo~a Amho.
(2) `m dmŠ`mMm CËVamY© ~amo~a Amho.
(3) ho dmŠ` nyU©V… ~amo~a Amho.
(4) ho dmŠ` nyU©V… MyH$ Amho.

Mahesh Patil M. A. (English) 8983569353 Office: 7820847350


emídV AH°$S>‘r English for…
ݶy B§p½be ñHy$bÀ¶m g‘moa, Competitive Examinations
kmZà~mo{YZrÀ¶m nmR>r‘mJo, UPSC |MPSC| SSC |CDS| BANKING
{Q>iH$ amoS>, gXm{ed noR>, nwUo-30 ENGLISH WRITING AND GRAMMAR

23) Imbrbn¡H$s H$moUVo H$_m©Mo H$m`© hmoD$ eH$V Zmhr ?


(a) H$Ë`m©Zo Ho$bobr {H«$`m ^moJUo
(b) dmŠ`mMm AW© nyU© H$aUo.
(c) dmŠ`mVrb _w»` {H«$`m H$aUo.
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV a (2) \$ŠV c (3) a Am{U b (4) \$ŠV a, b
24) nwT>rb A`mo½` {dYmZ/{dYmZo {ZdS>m.
(a) {H«$`mnX eãXmMr {dH$mar OmV Amho.
(b) {H«$`mnXmg qbJ-dMZmMo {dH$ma hmoVmV.
(c) {H«$`mnXmg H$mi d AWm©Mo {dH$ma hmV Zmhr.
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV c (2) \$ŠV b (3) b Am{U c (4) EH$hr {dYmZ A`mo½` Zmhr
25. àO¡Š`, Obm¡K, gX¡d, d¥jm¡Xm`© -------- hr H$moUË`m g§YrMo CXmhaUo AmhoV ?
(1) XrKm©Xoe ñdag§Yr (2) JwUmXoe ñdag§Yr
(3) d¥ÜXmXoe ñdag§Yr (4) `UmXoe ñdag§Yr
26) {deofUmg§~§Yr {dYmZo dmMyZ `mo½` n`m©` {ZdS>m.
(a) {deofUo dmŠ`mV Zoh_r Zm_mghrV `oVmV.
(b) {deofU dmŠ`mV EH$Q>o Amë`mg Vo Zm_mMo H$m`© H$aVo.
n`m©` …-
(1) XmoÝhr {dYmZo A`mo½` (2) XmoÝhr {dYmZo `mo½`
(3) \$ŠV a `mo½` (4) \$ŠV b `mo½`
27) Imbrbn¡H$s `mo½` {dYmZ Agbobm n`m©` {ZdS>m.
(a) {H«$`oMm àma§^ XmI{dUmam H$maH$mW©-AnmXmZ
(b) {H«$`oMo ñWi qH$dm doi XmI{dUmam H$maH$mW© -A{YH$aU
(c) {H«$`oMo gmYZ XmI{dUmam H$maH$mW©-H$aU
(d) {H«$`oMo XmZ XmI{dUmam H$maH$mW©-g§àXmZ
n`m©` …-
(1) a Am{U c (2) b Am{U d (3) b, c, d (4) a, b, c, d

Mahesh Patil M. A. (English) 8983569353 Office: 7820847350


emídV AH°$S>‘r English for…
ݶy B§p½be ñHy$bÀ¶m g‘moa, Competitive Examinations
kmZà~mo{YZrÀ¶m nmR>r‘mJo, UPSC |MPSC| SSC |CDS| BANKING
{Q>iH$ amoS>, gXm{ed noR>, nwUo-30 ENGLISH WRITING AND GRAMMAR

28) Imbrb {dYmZo dmMm.


(a) {d^ŠVr àË`` dmŠ`mV ñdV§ÌnUo `oD$ eH$VmV.
(b) {d^ŠVr àË`` gd© qbJr g_mZ amhVmV.
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV a `mo½` (2) \$ŠV b `mo½` (3) XmoÝhr `mo½` (4) XmoÝhr dmŠ` Zmhr
29) nwT>rbn¡H$s H$moUVm eãX ì`mH$aUÑîQ>`m `mo½` Amho?
(a) ìXWu (b) pìXWu (c) pìXAWu (d) ìX`Wu
n`m©` …-
(1) a `mo½` (2) c `mo½` (3) a Am{U c `mo½` (4) \$ŠV d `mo½`
30) Vo ñWb gy`©Zmam`U amoO g§{YàH$memZo gmadVmo.
(`m dmŠ`mVrb CX²Xoe AmoiIm)
(1) Vo ñWb (2) g§{YàH$me (3) gy`©Zmam`U (4)Vo ñWb gy`©Zmam`U

31) nwT>rb H$mì` n§ŠVrVrb Ab§H$ma AmoiIm?


"~mB© H$m` gm§Jmo & ñdm_Mr Vr ÑîQ>r &&
A_¥VmMr d¥îQ>r & _O hmo` &&
(1) ì`{VaoH$ $ (2) AnÝhþVr (3) CËàojm (4) énH$
32) nwT>rb {dYmZo dmMyZ AMyH$ n`m©` {ZdS>m.
(a) dñVwdmMH$ H$_© hr àË`j H$_} AgVmV d Ë`m§Zm AàË``r pìXVr`m {d^ŠVr bmJbobr
AgVo.
(b) ì`pŠVdmMH$ H$_© hr AàË`j H$_} AgVmV d Ë`m§Zm MVwWu {d^ŠVr bmJbobr AgVo.$
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV a AMyH$ (2) \$ŠV b AMyH$
(3) a Am{U b XmoÝhr AMyH$ (4) a Am{U b XmoÝhr MwH$
33) nwT>rbn¡H$s AmkmWu {dYmZo AmoiIm.
(a) Mmoambm Vwé§JmV R>odm. (b) AmVm nmD$g Wm§~bm Va ~a§ hmoB©b
(c) {dO`r ^d (d) àË`oH$mZo XoemMo ajU H$amdo.
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV c (2) b Am[U d (3) c Am[U d (4) a Am[U c

Mahesh Patil M. A. (English) 8983569353 Office: 7820847350


emídV AH°$S>‘r English for…
ݶy B§p½be ñHy$bÀ¶m g‘moa, Competitive Examinations
kmZà~mo{YZrÀ¶m nmR>r‘mJo, UPSC |MPSC| SSC |CDS| BANKING
{Q>iH$ amoS>, gXm{ed noR>, nwUo-30 ENGLISH WRITING AND GRAMMAR

34) boIZ {Z`_mZwgma ewÜX eãX AmoiIm.


(a) H$moQ>`mYre (b) H$moQ>`m{Ye (c) H$moQ>`Yre (d) H$moQ²>Q>{Ye
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV c (2) \$ŠV a (3) a Am[U c (4) \$ŠV b
35. "JmS>r KoÊ`mMo {ZpíMV hmoVmM H$ar_Zo Ë`mbm gwnmar {Xbr'
(AYmoao{IV eãXmbm `mo½` dmH²$àMma gm§Jm)
(a) _mahmU H$aUo (b) H$ama H$aUo (c) eodQ> H$aUo (d) gm¡Xm R>a{dUo
n`m©` …- (1) a Am[U c (2) \$ŠV d (3) b Am[U d (4) \$ŠV b
36) ñdën{dam_ H|$ìhm dmnaVmV ?
(a) EImX`m eãXmda Omoa X`m`Mm Agob V|ìhm
(b) EH$mM OmVrMo AZoH$ eãX bmJmonmR> Amë`mg
(c) g§~moYZmZ§Va bJoMM
(d) XmoZ g§`wŠV eãX OmoS>VmZm
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV b (2) b Am[U c (3) a, b Am[U c (4) a, b, c, d `mo½`

37) nwT>rbn¡H$s A§emä`ñV eãX H$moUVm ?


(1) A{^_mZ (2) AmOÝ_ (3) {Vi{Vi (4) XJS>{~JS>

38) Hy$n_§Sy>H$, dZ^moOZ, nmUH$m|~S>m `m gm_m{gH$ eãXm§Mm g_mg H$moUVm?


(1) MVwWu VËnwéf (2) gá_r VËnwéf (3) CnnX VËnwéf (4) AbwH$ VËnwwéf
39) H$Vw©-H$_ g§H$a à`moJ AgUmao dmH$` {ZdS>m.
(a) Vy ~mimbm ImD$ {Xbmg. (b) Vy Hw$Í`mbm Kmb{dbog
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV a (2) \$ŠV b (3) a Am[U b XmoÝhr (4) a Am[U b XmoÝhr Zmhr.
40) n§M_r {d^ŠVr àË``mMr H$m`} H$aUmè`m eãX`moJr Aì``m§Mm JQ> AmoiIm.
(1) AmV, _Ü`o, Imbr, R>m`r (2) nmgyZ, nojm, {edm`, IoarO
(3) H$[aVm, gmR>r, H$S>o, àV (4) H$Sy>Z, H$adr, ìXmam, _wio

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41) Aja ------ hr g§H$ënZm nwT>rb H$moUË`m n`m©`mVyZ AMyH$ bjmV `oB©b ?
(a) ì`§OZ+ ì`§OZ = Aja (b) ñda = Aja
(c) ñda + ì`§OZ = Aja (d) ì`§OZ + ñda = Aja
n`m©` …-
(1) \$ŠV d (2) \$ŠV b (3) a Am[U d (4) b Am[U d
42) AZwZm{gH$ g§Yr Agbobo CXmhaU AmoiIm?
(a) gV²+AmMma = gXmMma (b) gV² + _Vr = gÝ_Vr
(c) OJV²+ ZmW = OJÞmW (d) gV²+M[aÌ = gƒ[aÌ
n`m©` …-
(1) a Am{U b$$ (2) b Am{U c (3) b Am{U d (4) a Am{U c
43) dMZm g§~§Yr AMyH$ {dYmZ AmoiIm.
(a) B©-H$mamÝV ñÌrqbJr eãXmMo AZoH$dMZ `m-H$mamÝV hmoVo.
(b) E-H$mamÝV ZnwgH$qbJr eãXMo AZoH$dMZ B©-H$mamÝV hmoVo.
n`m©`…-
(1) \$ŠV a `mo½` (2) \$ŠV b `mo½`
(3) a Am[U b XmoÝhr `mo½` (4) a Am[U b XmoÝhrhr A`mo½`

44) g§ñH¥$V _YyZ _amR>r_Ü`o `oVmZm Á`m eãXm§V ~Xb hmoVmo Ë`m§Zm ------- åhUVmV.
(1) VËg_ eãX (2) VX²^d eãX (3) Xoer eãX (4) {gÜX eãX

45) A`mo½` n`m©` {ZdS>m


(1) XmVr V¥U YaUo-eaUmJVr nËH$aUo
(2) XmX Z XoUo- nyU©nUo Xþb©j H$aUo
(3) H${nbmfîR>rMm `moJ `oUo- gd© JmoîQ>r OwiyZ `oUo
(4) ~mXam`U g§~§Y AgUo- AmoTy>Z VmUyZ g§~§Y bmdUo

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nwT>rb CVmam dmMyZ àíZm§Mr AMyH$ CËVao X`m.


nwT>rb CVmam dmMyZ Ë`mImbr {Xboë`m H«$. 46 Vo 50 `m àým§Mr `mo½` CÎmao n`m©`r CÎmam§VyZ {ZdS>m.
{dÚo~amo~aM Am_À`mV erb nm{hOo. erbm{edm` {dÚm \w$H$mMr Amho. H$maU {dÚm EH$ eó
Amho. EImÚmOdi {dÚMo eó Agob d Vmo erbdmZ Agob Va Ë`m`moJo Vmo EH$mMo g§ajU H$arb, Va
VmoM Bg_ erb Zgob Va {dÚoÀ`m eómZo Xþgè`mMm KmV H$arb. {dÚm hr VbdmargmaIr Amho. na§Vw {VMo
_hÎd {Vbm YmaU H$aUmè`mda Adb§~yZ amhrb. H$maU AS>mUr _Zwî` H$moUmg \$gdy eH$V Zmhr. \$gdmdo
H$go hoM Ë`mbm C_JV Zmhr. na§Vw {eH$ë`mgdaboë`m bmoH$m§À`m {R>H$mUr H$moUmg H$go \$gdmdo d Ë`m
\$g{dÊ`mgmR>r bmJUmam `w{º$dmX Agë`mZo Iè`mMo ImoQ>o d ImoQ>çmMo Iao Vo ^mgdy eH$VmV. b~mS>r
H$aÊ`mg MmVw`© d ~wÕr {hbm gXmMmam§Mr AWm©V erbmMr OmoS> {_imbr Va Vmo b~mS>r AJa \$gdm\$gdr
H$ê$ eH$Uma Zmhr Am{U åhUyZ {eH$ë`mgdaboë`m bmoH$m§V erbmMr AË`§V Oê$ar Amho. erbm{edm` Oa
{eH$bogdabobo bmoH$ {ZnOy bmJbo Va Ë`m§À`m {ejUmV g_mOmMm d amï´>mMm Zme Amho. Voìhm erbmMr
{ejUmnojm {H$Vr A{YH$ qH$_V Amho ho Vw_À`m Ü`mZr Ambo AgobM Am{U åhUyZ àË`oH$ Bg_mV àW_
erb Agbo nm{hOo.
46) VbdmarMo _hÎd H$emda Adb§~yZ AgVo?
(1) Ymaoda (2) {Z_m©U H$aUmè`mda
(3) VbdmarMr H$miOr KoUmè`mda (4) Vr YmaU H$aUmè`mda
47) b~mS>r H$aÊ`mg H$emMr Amdí`H$Vm AgVo?
(1) n¡gm (2) gXmMma d erb (3) MmVw`© d ~wÕr (4) {ejU
48) AS>mUr _mUyg BVam§Zm H$m \$gdy eH$V Zmhr?
(1) \$gdyZ Ë`mbm H$mhr \$m`XmM ZgVmo (2) \$gdmdo H$go hoM Ë`mbm C_JV Zmhr
(3) Ë`mÀ`mH$Sy>Z H$moUr \$gboM OmV Zmhr (4) Vmo erbdmZ AgVmo.

49) `m CVmè`mVrb "\w$H$mMr' `m eãXmMm AW© H$m`?


(1) ì`W© (2) AW©nyU© (3) \w$H$Q>Mr (4) A_`m©X

50) {ejUmnojmhr boIH$mg H$emMr qH$_V _moR>r dmQ>Vo?


(1) MmVw`© d ~wÕr (2) {dÚm (3) eó (4) gXmMma

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51. The underlined case is a type of:

O Death, where is thy sting.

1) Vocative case 2) Accusative case

3) Dative case 4) Genitive case

52. Choose the correct sentence/s:

a) Every men have their own work to do.

b) Neither of these old guns are of any use.

c) I don’t like either of these three pictures.

Answer options:

1) b only 2) b and c only

3) a and c only 4) None

53. Fill in the blank with ‘a’ or ‘an’.

a) _______ one-rupee note.

b) ________ Australian.

c) _________ heirloom.

1) a – a b-a c-a 2) a – a b-an c-a

3) a – a b-an c-an 4) a – an b-an c-an

54. Choose the correct passive form of the given sentence:

It is said that there will be another war in West Asia.

1) There will be another war in West Asia.

2) West Asia says that there will be another war.

3) People say that there will be another war in West Asia.

4) It says that there will be another war in West Asia.

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55. Choose the correct sentence/s:

a) I shall call you when the dinner will be ready.

b) They will come if you invite them.

c) I had written a letter to him last week.

Answer options:

1) b only 2) a and b only

3) b and c only 4) a and c only

56. Which of the following is/are incorrect sentence/s:

a) He need not to ask my permission.

b) Dare he to say that to the boss?

1) a only 2) b only 3) both 4) neither

57. Select the opposite meaning of the underlined word:

Radha often goes tempestuous while debating.

1) calm 2) violent

3) fierce 4) vehement

58. The underlined part of the sentence is a clause of:

The driver applied the brakes when he was the red light.

Answer options:

1) Adjective clause 2) Adverb clause of time

3) Adverb clause of place 4) Noun clause

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59. Match the following pairs:

a) Feather in one’s cap I) Similar test or interest

b) Feather one’s own nest II) To be cowardice

c) Show a white feather III) Dishonest / selfish

d) Birds of a feather IV) Achievement

Answer options:

A B C D

1) I II III IV

2) IV III I II

3) IV III II I

4) III I II IV

60. Choose the incorrect sentence/s:

a) Which suit I shall wear?

b) What choice have I?

c) Whose tie this is?

Answer options:

1) b only 2) b and c only

3) a and b only 4) a and c only

61. Somnambulist is one who__________

1) Suffers from sleeplessness

2) Snores heavily while sleeping

3) Almost asleep

4) Sleep-walker

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62. Choose the closest meaning of the underlined word given below:

A perspicacious observer can understand the whole game plan.

1) wise 2) careful

3) trained 4) insightful

63. Choose the correct sentence/s:

a) I have ordered for dinner.

b) Let us discuss about the problem.

c) Please recommend for me to your managing director.

d) Sign this paper.

Answer options:

1) b c and d only 2) a b and c only

3) a b and d only 4) d only

64. The hyphen is used to join _______

1) compound sentence 2) compound noun

3) apposition to noun 4) noun list

65. Fill in the blank with appropriate meaning:

Do you mind________ me your video camera for a day?

1) to lend 2) lending 3) lend 4) lent

66. Fill in the blanks from the alternatives given below:

a) Fish and chips _______ not my favourite meal.

b) Bread and water ____ the vagrant’s staple diet in prison.

Answer option:

1) is, was 2) are, were 3) are, was 4)is, were

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67. Jim says to you:

a) “I don’t feel well.”

b) “I can’t drive.”

c) “My parents have gone on holiday.”

d) “I’m going out now so you will have to wait until I get back.”

The indirect narrations of these sentences respectively are:

i) Jim said that he didn’t feel well.

ii) He said that he couldn’t drive.

iii) He said that his parents have gone on holiday.

iv) He said that he is going out now so I would have to wait until he got back.

Choose the appropriate option:

1) i) and ii) are incorrect 2) iii) and iv) are incorrect

3) i) and iii) are correct 4) ii) and iii) are correct

68. Identify the underlined clauses in the following sentences:

a) We thought that he was married.

b) The book that I borrowed from the library is overdue.

c) How they are going to do is not very clear.

Answer options:

1) noun clause, noun clause, adjective clause

2) noun clause, adjective clause, noun clause

3) noun clause, adjective clause, adjective clause

4) adverb clause, adjective clause, adverb clause

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69. Point out the sentence that is not active:

1) A quick-witted dealer bought the car.

2) We should not select our life-partner hastily.

3) My neighbor has bought a car.

4) Her grief has been forgotten.

70. The positive degree of the given sentence is:

It is easier to preach than to practise.

1) It is as easy as to preach to practise.

2) No other practise is as preach as it is.

3) It is not so easy to practise as to preach.

4) It is easy to preach than practise.

71. Fill in the blanks:

If I ______ you, I ______ love to accept the offer.

Answer option:

(1) was, will (2) am, will

(3) were, would (4) was, would

72. Choose the odd sentence:

a) I was glad to know of his success.

b) He pleaded that he was ignorant of the law.

c) I am responsible for what I do.

Answer options:

1) a only 2) b only

3) c only 4) a and c only

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73. Match the following underlined words with their parts of speech:

a. He drank fresh water from the well. i) Adjective

b. You look pale, are you not well? ii) Noun

c. She sings very well. iii) Adverb

A B C

1) ii iii i

2) ii i iii

3) iii ii i

4) i ii iii

74. Spot/identify the errors in the following sentence:

Many a men has succumbed to their temptation.

a) a b) men c) has

1) a only 2) b only 3) c only 4) no error

75. Match the following:

a. Fall back i) to agree

b. Fall in with ii) to retreat

c. Fall through iii) to quarrel

d. Fall out iv) to fail

A B C D

1) i ii iii iv

2) iii iv ii i

3) ii iii iv i

4) ii i iv iii

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76. Choose the correct sentence:

a) The number of admissions is very encouraging.

b) A large number of boys were present.

c) A lot of work remain to be done.

Answer options:

1) a and b only 2) a and c only 3) b and c only 4) c only

77. Compete the following sentence to make meaningful sentence:

They rewarded the man _____________________.

1) Who rescued their son.

2) Whom rescued their son.

3) When rescued their son.

4) Whose rescued their son.

78. Transform simple sentence to complex sentence:

I was glad to know of his success.

1) I was glad to know about his success.

2) I was glad to know that he had succeeded.

3) I was glad to know if he succeeds.

4) I was glad to know that he succeeds.

79. Identify the alternative in which the words are spelt correctly.

1) dominant difference discipline entrance

2) dominant difference descipline entrance

3) dominant differance discipline entrance

4) dominent difference discipline entrance

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80. Identify the odd pair:

a) hope-despair b) confusion-chaos

c) contradiction –confirmation d) consensus –disagreement

1) a only 2) b only

3 c only 4) d only

81. Choose the correct idiomatic expression:

a) Have a finger in every dish.

b) Bury the hatch.

c) Odds and ends

d) Kith and keen

1) a c and d 2) b c and d

3) a and b only 4) c only

82. Fill in the blank with the appropriate prefixes for the given words:

a) ___ pleasure 2) ___polite c) ___resolute

1) dis, im, ir 2) non, im, un

3) dis, un, ir 4) mis, non, ir

83. Fill the appropriate homophones:

a) The ____ feast was an elegant but lively affair.

b) You can’t control a horse without a _____

Answer options:

1) bridle, bridal 2) bridal, bridle

3)bridal, bridal 4) bridle, bridle

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84. Identify the type of condition expressed in the following sentence:

Had we lived a century ago, we would have missed much fun.

1) Likely condition 2) zero condition

3) Hypothetical condition 4) Probable condition

85. Choose the similar meaning words for the given below:

Ferocious

a) fierce b) savage c) modest

1) a and c only 2) b only

3) a only 4) a and b only

86. To break the ice isn’t a very easy thing.

Pick out the correct meaning of the underlined phrase:

1) To feed to educate 2) To be expert in something

3) To make a peace 4) To innovate

87. Identify the mood:

We recommended that the subscription be increased to ten rupees.

1) Imperative mood 2) Subjunctive mood

3) Indicative mood 4) None of the above

88. Choose the correct sentence/s:

a) If you went to London, you might see the Queen.

b) If you had gone to London, you might have seen the Queen.

Answer options:

1) a only 2) b only

3) both 4) neither

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89. Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentence:

We must never __________ from the path of honesty.

1) turn aside 2) turn away

3) turn down 4) turn over

90. Pick out the correct sentence:

a) Smallpox is a contagious disease.

b) France and Germany are contiguous countries.

1) Only a 2) only b

3) both 4) neither

91. Choose the correct pair of words to fill in the blanks:

a) In the end, she ______ to our request.

b) The amount of money we raised _______ all our expectation.

Answer options:

1) acceded, exceeded 2) exceeded, acceded

3) acceded, exceeding 4) None of the above

92. What does the following sentence express?

The prime minister visits the town this Saturday.

1) Fixed future 2) Near future

3) Habitual action 4) universal truth

93. Fill in the blank:

He works hard that he _____ become rich.

1) may 2) might 3) can 4) will

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94. Match the following to fill in the blank:

a) Obfuscate i) confuse

b) Myopia ii) fear of being shut up in a small space

c) Claustrophobia iii) Inability to see distant object

d) Elegy iv) funeral song

A B C D

1) i iii ii iv

2) i iii iv i

3) ii iv ii i

4) ii ii iiii iv

95. A speech or piece of writing praising somebody:

1) anglology 2) etymology 3) eulogy 4) impromptu

Read the passage given below carefully and answer. Question number 96 to 100
based on it.

Not all that glitters is gold. Not all that is white is milk. Not all people who wear
saffron clothes are sages. These age-old sayings hold true even now, especially the last one.
We see a lot of people wearing saffron clothes, but not all of them are sanyasis in the true
sense of the word. A sanyasi is one who guides his followers on the right path.

Recently, I attended the inaugural function of a home for destitute women in


Mysore. In most cases, the women were there because they were either harassed by their
in- laws or tortured by drunken husbands. Owing to their socio-economic conditions, even
the parents of the victims were unable to take them in and care for their hapless children.
There had also been instances when young girls, lured by romance, had run away from

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their homes and had been deserted by their lovers after the honeymoon. These girls usually
did not dare return to their parents.

The saying that ‘success has many fathers, but failure has none' is true indeed. We
get to see only the distressed women and their children, while the main cause of their
problems remains hidden in the background. So the victims cannot be blamed altogether.
Often it is circumstances that force them into such drudgery. These women and girls need
to be psychologically strong and determined to face difficulties with courage and go on
with their lives.

96. The main reason for the main cause of their problems remaining hidden is:

(1) people are waiting for it to come out in the open

(2) people don't want to be bothered with others' problems

(3) nobody has tried to expose it

(4) nobody has bothered to find out the real cause

97. The opening sentence Not all that glitters is gold means:

(1) one must not be deceived by appearances

(2) only gold has that unmistakable shine

(3) glitter is the true quality of truth

(4) all metals that shine must necessarily be as good as gold

98. Wearing saffron clothes does not make one a sanyasi is another way of saying:

(1) saffron is not the favourite colour of the sanyasis

(2) saffron must be changed to some other colour

(3) anybody who wears saffron is a sanyasi

(4) saffron must only be worn by true ascetics

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99. Owing to their socio-economic conditions, even the parents of the victims were
unable to help them because

(1) society considered them to be backward

(2) their social and economic situation did not allow them to do so

(3) they could afford to but were reluctant

(4) they were financially self-sufficient

100. Success has many fathers but failure has none means

(1) failure has many mothers but no fathers

(2) success comes naturally to men not women

(3) no one owns up to failure

(4) success has only fathers but no mothers

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ݶy B§p½be ñHy$bÀ¶m g‘moa, Competitive Examinations
kmZà~mo{YZrÀ¶m nmR>r‘mJo, UPSC |MPSC| SSC |CDS| BANKING
{Q>iH$ amoS>, gXm{ed noR>, nwUo-30 ENGLISH WRITING AND GRAMMAR
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