Now a days pattern and style of questions of competitive examinations has changed but the content remains the same. Questions are asked in a changed style and pattern.
Questions with options have to be attempted according to the given options only. Candidates have no other option but to choose answer out of the options.
Here are some examples of such questions for practice.
1.
In the given questions, there are phrases in italics followed by options, (a) to (c). One of these options should replace the phrase to make the sentence meaningful and grammatically correct. Choose the most suitable option. If the given phrase is correct mark (d) as answer.
A
Ever since the board revised its guidelines three years ago, the committee, despite its limitations, tried to maintain its smooth working.
a) had tried to maintain its smooth working.
b) has tried to maintain its smooth working.
c) would try to maintain its smooth working.
d) No error
B
But for the timely help of our team mates, we will not have achieved our targets.
a) we should not have achieved our targets.
b) we would not have achieved our targets.
c) we were not have achieved our targets.
d) No error.
C
Despite the fact that the cashier has been trapped in a scam and serious charges have been levelled against him, his integrity cannot be called into question.
a) his integrity is not called questioning.
b) his integrity cannot call in question.
c) his integrity cannot question.
d) No error
D.
“Sleep-induced drugs are prescribed to provide relief and rest to patients, but some miscreants misuse them for their intoxicating effects.”
a) Sleep - induced drugs are proscribed to provide
b) Sleep - inducing drugs are prescribed to provide
c) Sleep - induced drugs be prescribed to provide
d) No error
E.
It is high time when we should consider whether the project should be abandoned or it should be modified.
A) whether the project should be abandoned or modified
B) whether the project should be abandoned or it should have been modified
C) if the project should be abandoned or modified
D) No improvement
2.
Arrange the following sentences in a meaningful way.
P. It is this distinction that makes the evaluation of evidence particularly challenging.
Q. Not every piece of information that appears relevant is necessarily reliable.
R. Evidence must therefore be assessed not merely according to its relevance but also according to its source, context, and method of collection.
S. Information may be accurate yet misleading when removed from the circumstances in which it was originally produced.
A) QSPR
B) QSRP
C) QPSR
D) SQPR
3.
Select the correct one word substitution of the following.
1. Something that cannot be corrected or reformed is described as:
A) Incorrigible
B) Infallible
C) Invincible
D) Inaudible
2. A person who is excessively fond of acquiring and possessing books is a
A) Bibliophile
B) Bibliographer
C) Lexicographer
D) Philologist
3. A person who spends money recklessly and wastefully is called a
A) Miser
B) Profligate
C) Ascetic
D) Stoic
4.
Select the synonym of the following words out of options.
i). Penultimate
a) First
b) Last
c) Last but one
d) Farthest
ii). Mavrick
a) Conformist
b) orthodox
c) Bohemian
d) Follower
iii) Wraith
a) Wail
b) Garland
c) Spirit
d) Anger
iv) Quintessential
a) unusual
b) Substandard
c) Inferior
d) Exemplary
v) eerie
a) Comfortable
b) Mysterious
c) Tense
d) Soothing
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