Identify the part of the sentence which contains an error.
6.What makes the argument more offending are not only the words uttered by his friend but also the way he spoke and presented them before the guests.
(B) but also the way he spoke and
(7) Not until the entire case was reconstructed did the investigating team realise that what they had considered a trivial matter were part of a very big conspiracy.
(A) did the investigating team realise
(B) Not until the entire case was reconstructed
(C) matter were part of a very big conspiracy.
(D) that what they had considered a trivial
(8) The chairman’s remarks together with the summary note appended to them provides a detailed account of the irregularities for which the whole staff has been held responsible.
(A) for which the whole staff has been held responsible
(B) The chairman’s remarks together with
(C) a detailed account of the irregularities
(9) The auditor’s report has recommended that each department concerned independently verifies the amount allotted to it by the committee and get it approved from the authorities.
(A) and get it approved from the authorities.
(B) The auditor’s report has recommended that
(C) verifies the amount allotted to it by the committee
(D) each department concerned independently
(10) Having been made several unsuccessful attempts to clear interview for a job he finally decided not to attempt it further and proceed for a good business in the city.
SECTION C
11. Read the passage and answer the questions following it.
Floral decoration is a timeless art form that transforms spaces, elevates moods, and adds a natural, vibrant elegance to any setting. From ancient ceremonial rites to contemporary interior design and grand celebrations, flowers have consistently served as humanity's preferred medium for expressing beauty, emotion, and hospitality.
The practice of using flowers for decoration dates back thousands of years across diverse civilizations:
Today,
floral decoration spans a wide range of uses, from intimate home decor that
brings nature indoors to elaborate installations for weddings, corporate galas,
and festive holidays. Modern trends increasingly emphasize sustainability,
favoring locally sourced seasonal blooms, reusable mechanics, and eco-friendly
design techniques over non-biodegradable floral foam.
a)
for ceremonial and decorative purpose only.
b)
for decorating homes, weddings, and interior decorations etc.
c)
for decoration on festive and ceremonial occasions.
2. How were flowers used in ancient times?
a)
for interior decorations
b)
for weddings etc.
c)
for occasions of customary rituals.
1.
a) and b) 2. a ) and c) 3. a) b) and c) 4. c) only
5. b) only
3. In this passage ‘sustainability’ means
a)
to live for a long time
b)
to be pervasive
c) to use without compromising future.
4. What is the antonym of 'elegance'?
1. Precision 2. Crudeness 3. Grace.
5. What does 'To express beauty, emotions and hospitality' mean in this passage.
a)
aesthetic and welcoming use
b)
aesthetic, welcoming and decorative use
c)
symbolic, gifting and psychological use
a)
Flowers – their uses
b)
Floral Arrangements
c) Flowers and human life
Solitude allows a person to think deeply without being influenced by the opinions and expectations of others. Writers, artists, scientists and thinkers have frequently valued periods of solitude because they provide the mental space necessary for creativity and reflection.
Solitude is also different from loneliness. Loneliness is generally an unwanted feeling of isolation, whereas solitude can be a conscious and positive choice. A person may enjoy solitude while still having strong relationships with family and friends. In fact, spending some time alone can make social relationships healthier because it helps individuals understand themselves better and appreciate the company of others.
However, excessive isolation can have negative consequences. Human beings are social by nature, and meaningful relationships are essential for emotional well-being. Therefore, solitude should not become an excuse for completely withdrawing from society. The ideal approach is to maintain a healthy balance between social interaction and personal time.
In conclusion, solitude is not necessarily a sign of emptiness or isolation. When chosen wisely, it can be a period of self-discovery, peace and intellectual growth.
1.What is the difference between solitude and loneliness ?
a) solitude is enjoyble but loneliness is tiresome
b) solitude is prolific while loneliness is agonising
c) solitude is forced but loneliness is voluntary.
2. The writer wants to say in the paragraph that
a)
loneliness is better than solitude if it is for small period
b)
solitude is a kind of loneliness in a reformed form
c)
a man should prefer solitude to loneliness
d)
great works emerge from loneliness
1.
ad 2. bc 3. bd 4. ac
3. According to the paragraph solitude
a)
helps to take independent decisions
b)
gives solace to mind
c)
saves a man from outer interference
1. ab 2. ac 3 abc 4 bc
4.
How intellectuals value solitude ?
a)
consider it good for nothing
b) have a high opinion about it
c) do not consider much about it
d) have doubts about it
5.What is the part of speech of the word “escape” in the sentence.
“it
is not an escape from the society”
a) verb b) adverb c) noun d) conjunction
6. Which word in the paragraph gives synonym of "excruciating"?
a) influencing b) painful c) expectations
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