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Chapter 1

English

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344 questions set from this chapter. Most repeated first.

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Which word is correctly spelled? (a) Nuisance (b) Nuizance (c) Nuisence (d) Nuicance

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(a) Nuisance The correct spelling is "nuisance" (nui-sance); the other forms are misspelt.

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Please sew this shirt ………… cotton thread. (a) by (b) with (c) in (d) for

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(b) with "With" shows the instrument used: sew the shirt with cotton thread.

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‘Is she calling him?’ The passive voice of this sentence is ……… (a) Is she being called? (b) Is he calling her? (c) Is he called? (d) Is he being called?

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(d) Is he being called? The object "him" becomes the subject "he", and the present continuous "is calling" becomes "is being called". The agent "by her" is omitted.

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The horse and carriage ………….. at the door (a) is (b) are (c) were (d) have

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(a) is "The horse and carriage" has a single article, so it is one unit (a horse-drawn carriage) and takes the singular verb "is".

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What is the statement of the question – ‘Does he sing song daily?’? (a) Did he ever sing? (b) Does he always sing? (c) He always sang. (d) He sings song daily

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(d) He sings song daily The question "Does he sing song daily?" is in the present simple. Its statement form is "He sings song daily."

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Which of the following belongs to the present perfect negative? (a) They didn’t sing. (b) She had never seen me. (c) He has not drunk yet. (d) He doesn’t have a book.

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(c) He has not drunk yet. Present perfect negative = has/have + not + past participle. "Has not drunk" fits; the other options are past simple, past perfect or present simple.

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Which of the following pair has a similar pronunciation? (a) Sew/ Sow (b) Bow/ How (c) Duty/ Dull (d) Mute/ Meet

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(a) Sew / Sow Both are pronounced /səʊ/ (rhyming with "go"). The other pairs differ in sound.

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Select the synonym for the word inarticulate. (a) Noisy (b) Mute (c) Dull (d) Chatty

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(b) Mute "Inarticulate" means unable to express oneself clearly in speech, so "mute" (speechless) is the closest synonym.

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He would pick them if ………. (a) The berries would be ready. (b) The berries would have ripen. (c) The berries were ready. (d) The berries are ready.

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(c) The berries were ready. This is a second conditional: "would + verb" in the main clause needs a past simple verb ("were") in the if-clause.

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Which of the following is noun? (a) Heal (b) Active (c) Wide (d) Health

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(d) Health "Health" is a noun. Heal is a verb; active and wide are adjectives.

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He got his wife ……. his sons. (a) call (b) called (c) to call (d) has called

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(c) to call The causative "get + object + to-infinitive" is used: "He got his wife to call his sons."

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The indirect speech of: She said, ‘I was sick last night’ is ………. (a) She said that she was sick last night. (b) She said that she had been sick the previous night. (c) She told that she has been sick last night. (d) She says that she had been sick.

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(b) She said that she had been sick the previous night. In indirect speech the past simple becomes past perfect ("was" becomes "had been") and "last night" becomes "the previous night".

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The antonym of ‘solemn’ is …….. (a) Noble (b) August (c) Elevated (d) Flighty

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(d) Flighty "Solemn" means serious and dignified. Its opposite is "flighty" (frivolous, fickle). Noble, august and elevated are close in meaning to solemn.

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A group of animals that live together is called ………… (a) Herd (b) Plantation (c) Colony (d) Community

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(c) Colony A group of animals of one kind living together (as ants, bees or penguins do) is a colony.

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They seldom ……. late in the monastery as their daily routine. (a) got up (b) had got up (c) getting up (d) get up

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(d) get up "Seldom" with a habitual routine takes the present simple: "They seldom get up late."

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The ships had their days of …….. in the 1950 and 1960. (a) glorify (b) gloriously (c) glory (d) glorious

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(c) glory After "of", a noun is needed: "their days of glory".

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I haven’t been to New York, …………. (a) Nor have I. (b) Nor I have. (c) So, I haven’t. (d) So, haven’t I.

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(a) Nor have I. A negative statement is followed by "nor/neither + auxiliary + subject", with the auxiliary "have" agreeing with "haven't".

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Collect me at 7. I …….. my bath then. (a) will be having (b) will have (c) will have had (d) will have been having

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(a) will be having The action will be in progress at the stated future time (7 o'clock), so the future continuous is used.

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I hate …….. a child ……… (a) seen/ to cry (b) see / crying (c) seeing / cry (d) see / cry

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(c) seeing / cry "Hate" takes a gerund, and after "seeing a child" a bare infinitive describes the complete action: "I hate seeing a child cry."

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Sisam got all her letters typed …….. 5 o’ clock. (a) till (b) for (c) at (d) by

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(d) by "By" with a time means "not later than": got all her letters typed by 5 o'clock.

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Someone told us ……. sit on the wall. (a) not (b) not to (c) to not (d) don’t

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(b) not to A negative infinitive is formed with "not to": "Someone told us not to sit on the wall."

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She is cutting mangoes …….. her knife. (a) by (b) in (c) with (d) from

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(c) with "With" is used for the instrument: cutting mangoes with a knife.

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If I were a teacher, I ……… not punish pupils. (a) will (b) would (c) would have (d) shall

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(b) would In a second conditional ("If I were...") the main clause uses "would + base verb": "I would not punish pupils."

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…… finish it? No, he didn’t. (a) Does he (b) Do he (c) Did he (d) Shall he

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(c) Did he The answer "No, he didn't" shows the question is in the past simple, so "Did he finish it?"

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……… Shyam is lazy, he is a very nice boy? (a) Because of (b) Although (c) So (d) Unless

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(b) Although The two clauses contrast (lazy, yet nice), so the concessive conjunction "although" is needed.

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We generally …….. to school in the morning. (a) went (b) go (c) have gone (d) had gone

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(b) go

The sentence states a habit ("generally"), so the simple present is needed: "We generally go to school in the morning."

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Columbus discovered America. This is to say: America …….. by Columbus. (a) was discovered (b) had discovered (c) was being discovered (d) is discovered

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(a) was discovered

The sentence turns the active "Columbus discovered America" into the passive. The simple past active becomes the simple past passive: was/were + past participle, so "America was discovered by Columbus."

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They made me …….. (a) to dance (b) dance (c) danced (d) will dance

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(b) dance

"Make" in the sense of "force" is followed by an object and a bare infinitive (without "to") in the active voice: "They made me dance."

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I wish I …….. an umbrella. (a) had (b) have (c) have been (d) will have

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(a) had

"I wish" about a present situation that is not real takes the past form: "I wish I had an umbrella" (but I do not have one now).

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A stitch in time saves………………………. (a) eight (b) nine (c) ten (d) Eleven

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(b) nine

The proverb is "A stitch in time saves nine": a small repair made at once prevents the need for many more later.

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Slow and steady……………………the race. (a) will win (b) won (c) wins (d) win

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(c) wins

In the proverb "Slow and steady wins the race", "slow and steady" is treated as a single idea (a singular subject), so the verb takes the singular present form "wins".

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The poet and the philosopher………………………… dead. (a) is (b) are (c) was (d) had

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(b) are

The repeated article ("The poet and the philosopher") shows two different persons, so the subject is plural and takes "are": "The poet and the philosopher are dead."

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How did they …………………………the employee? (a) select (b) selected (c) selects (d) have selected

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(a) select

After the auxiliary "did" the main verb takes its base form: "How did they select the employee?"

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This is the house……………………………I was born. (a) which (b) when (c) who (d) where

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(d) where

The blank introduces a clause about place ("the house"), so the relative adverb "where" is needed: "This is the house where I was born."

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The word "deceptive" functions as a/an (a) noun (b) verb (c) adverb (d) adjective

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(d) adjective

"Deceptive" (from "deceive", ending in -ive) describes a noun, as in "a deceptive appearance", so it functions as an adjective.

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Which statement is correct? (a) The Puritan attach was popular in the USA. (b) The Puritan attack on the church gained popularity in London. (c) English religion life was easy during the reign of Elizabeth I. (d) The Puritan’s loved dispute & hatred.

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(b) The Puritan attack on the church gained popularity in London.

The passage says the Puritan attack on the established church "gained popular strength, especially in East Anglia and among the lawyers and merchants of London". The other options misstate the passage: it is not about the USA, religious life was "uneasy" under Elizabeth I, and nothing says Puritans loved dispute and hatred.

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Yet the Puritan attack on the established church gained popular strength, especially in East Anglia and among the lawyers and merchants of London. The movement found wide support among these new professional classes, in part because it was congenial to their growing discontent with mercantile economic restraints. During the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, an uneasy peace prevailed within English religious life, but the struggle over the tone and purpose of the church continued. Many men and women were more and more forced to contend with the dislocations–emotional as well as physical–that accompanied the beginnings of a market economy. Subsistence farmers were called upon to enter the world of production for profit. Under the rule of primogeniture, younger sons tended to enter the professions (especially the law) with increasing frequency and seek their livelihood in the burgeoning cities. With the growth of a continental market for wool, land enclosure for sheep farming became an attractive alternative for large landowners, who thereby disrupted centuries-old patterns of rural communal life. The English countryside was plagued by scavengers, highwaymen, and vagabonds–a newly visible class of the poor who strained the ancient charity laws and pressed upon the townsfolk new questions of social responsibility. In the early decades of the seventeenth century some groups of worshipers began to separate themselves from the main body of their local parish church where preaching was inadequate and to engage an energetic “lecturer,” typically a young man with a fresh Cambridge degree, who was a lively speaker and steeped in reform theology. Some congregations went further, declared themselves separated from the national church, and remade themselves into communities of “visible saints,” withdrawn from the English City of Man into a self-proclaimed City of God.
Subsistence farmers were called upon to ………… the world of production for profit. (a) exit (b) enter (c) delay (d) run

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(b) enter

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Yet the Puritan attack on the established church gained popular strength, especially in East Anglia and among the lawyers and merchants of London. The movement found wide support among these new professional classes, in part because it was congenial to their growing discontent with mercantile economic restraints. During the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, an uneasy peace prevailed within English religious life, but the struggle over the tone and purpose of the church continued. Many men and women were more and more forced to contend with the dislocations–emotional as well as physical–that accompanied the beginnings of a market economy. Subsistence farmers were called upon to enter the world of production for profit. Under the rule of primogeniture, younger sons tended to enter the professions (especially the law) with increasing frequency and seek their livelihood in the burgeoning cities. With the growth of a continental market for wool, land enclosure for sheep farming became an attractive alternative for large landowners, who thereby disrupted centuries-old patterns of rural communal life. The English countryside was plagued by scavengers, highwaymen, and vagabonds–a newly visible class of the poor who strained the ancient charity laws and pressed upon the townsfolk new questions of social responsibility. In the early decades of the seventeenth century some groups of worshipers began to separate themselves from the main body of their local parish church where preaching was inadequate and to engage an energetic “lecturer,” typically a young man with a fresh Cambridge degree, who was a lively speaker and steeped in reform theology. Some congregations went further, declared themselves separated from the national church, and remade themselves into communities of “visible saints,” withdrawn from the English City of Man into a self-proclaimed City of God.
Among whom was the Puritan attack popular? (a) Lawyers and Merchants (b) Teachers and Students (c) Merchants and Politicians (d) Politicians and Lawyers

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(a) Lawyers and Merchants

The passage says the attack gained strength "among the lawyers and merchants of London", the new professional classes.

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Yet the Puritan attack on the established church gained popular strength, especially in East Anglia and among the lawyers and merchants of London. The movement found wide support among these new professional classes, in part because it was congenial to their growing discontent with mercantile economic restraints. During the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, an uneasy peace prevailed within English religious life, but the struggle over the tone and purpose of the church continued. Many men and women were more and more forced to contend with the dislocations–emotional as well as physical–that accompanied the beginnings of a market economy. Subsistence farmers were called upon to enter the world of production for profit. Under the rule of primogeniture, younger sons tended to enter the professions (especially the law) with increasing frequency and seek their livelihood in the burgeoning cities. With the growth of a continental market for wool, land enclosure for sheep farming became an attractive alternative for large landowners, who thereby disrupted centuries-old patterns of rural communal life. The English countryside was plagued by scavengers, highwaymen, and vagabonds–a newly visible class of the poor who strained the ancient charity laws and pressed upon the townsfolk new questions of social responsibility. In the early decades of the seventeenth century some groups of worshipers began to separate themselves from the main body of their local parish church where preaching was inadequate and to engage an energetic “lecturer,” typically a young man with a fresh Cambridge degree, who was a lively speaker and steeped in reform theology. Some congregations went further, declared themselves separated from the national church, and remade themselves into communities of “visible saints,” withdrawn from the English City of Man into a self-proclaimed City of God.
The younger sons tended to enter for their livelihood in the ………. cities. (a) European (b) Latin American (c) Burgeoning (d) Modern

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(c) Burgeoning

The passage says younger sons "seek their livelihood in the burgeoning cities".

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Yet the Puritan attack on the established church gained popular strength, especially in East Anglia and among the lawyers and merchants of London. The movement found wide support among these new professional classes, in part because it was congenial to their growing discontent with mercantile economic restraints. During the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, an uneasy peace prevailed within English religious life, but the struggle over the tone and purpose of the church continued. Many men and women were more and more forced to contend with the dislocations–emotional as well as physical–that accompanied the beginnings of a market economy. Subsistence farmers were called upon to enter the world of production for profit. Under the rule of primogeniture, younger sons tended to enter the professions (especially the law) with increasing frequency and seek their livelihood in the burgeoning cities. With the growth of a continental market for wool, land enclosure for sheep farming became an attractive alternative for large landowners, who thereby disrupted centuries-old patterns of rural communal life. The English countryside was plagued by scavengers, highwaymen, and vagabonds–a newly visible class of the poor who strained the ancient charity laws and pressed upon the townsfolk new questions of social responsibility. In the early decades of the seventeenth century some groups of worshipers began to separate themselves from the main body of their local parish church where preaching was inadequate and to engage an energetic “lecturer,” typically a young man with a fresh Cambridge degree, who was a lively speaker and steeped in reform theology. Some congregations went further, declared themselves separated from the national church, and remade themselves into communities of “visible saints,” withdrawn from the English City of Man into a self-proclaimed City of God.
Who remade themselves into communities of ‘visible saints’? (a) Lawyers (b) Lecturer (c) Priests (d) Congregations Mathematics

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(d) Congregations

The passage says: "Some congregations went further, declared themselves separated from the national church, and remade themselves into communities of 'visible saints'."

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She is junior ___ me. (a) to (b) than (c) with (d) by

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(a) to "Junior" takes the preposition "to" (junior to, senior to), not "than".

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They ___ him to cut wood. (a) got (b) made (c) had (d) make

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(a) got "Get someone to do something" takes the infinitive with "to": "They got him to cut wood." ("Made", "had" and "make" would need the bare infinitive.)

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The letter was written ___ red ink. (a) in (b) with (c) on (d) by

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(a) in "In" is used with a medium of writing such as ink, pencil or a language: "written in red ink".

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The teacher said to me, "You can do if you try." (a) The teacher told me that she could do if I tried. (b) The teacher told me that I could do if I tried. (c) The teacher told me that you can do if you try. (d) The teacher told me that I can do if I try.

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(b) The teacher told me that I could do if I tried. In indirect speech the reporting verb "said to" becomes "told", "you" (the listener) becomes "I", and the present tense moves back: can→could, try→tried.

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Their ___ based on facts. (a) information is (b) informations are (c) information are (d) informations is

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(a) information is "Information" is an uncountable noun, so it has no plural form and takes a singular verb.

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You’d better ___ a doctor. (a) seen (b) to see (c) see (d) seeing

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(c) see

"Had better" is followed by the bare infinitive, so "You'd better see a doctor."

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I have been teaching English ___ 1999. (a) for (b) since (c) from (d) to

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(b) since

"Since" is used with a point in time (1999) in the present perfect continuous; "for" would need a period such as "for 20 years".

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The correct spelling is: (a) karnel (b) colonal (c) colonel (d) komel

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(c) colonel

The correct spelling is "colonel" (pronounced like "kernel").

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She does not ___ money. (a) has (b) have (c) had (d) gets

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(b) have

After the auxiliary "does not" the main verb takes its base form: "She does not have money."

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One of the girls ___ gone out. (a) have (b) are (c) has (d) is

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(c) has

The subject is "One" (singular), not "girls", so the singular verb "has" is used.

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The hotter it is, ___ I feel. (a) more miserable (b) the more miserable (c) the much miserable (d) the most miserable

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(b) the more miserable

The double comparative "The + comparative, the + comparative" needs "the more miserable" in the second clause.

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Antonym of "brave" is: (a) coward (b) army officer (c) weak (d) general

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(a) coward

"Brave" means courageous; its opposite is "coward" (one who lacks courage).

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I am ___ to take revenge. (a) good enough (b) enough good (c) experienced good (d) enough better

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(a) good enough

"Enough" follows an adjective: "good enough to take revenge".

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Had I been born in the USA, I ___ a car. (a) had purchased (b) will have purchased (c) would purchase (d) would have purchased

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(d) would have purchased

This is a third conditional (inverted "Had I been..." = "If I had been..."), so the main clause takes "would have + past participle".

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He was not ___ Indian. (a) a (b) an (c) the (d) no article

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(b) an

"Indian" begins with a vowel sound, so the article is "an".

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Let us go home, ___? (a) shall we (b) will we (c) will you (d) shall I

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(a) shall we

The tag for a "Let us" suggestion is "shall we?".

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I am used to ___ late night. (a) read (b) reading (c) reads (d) red

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(b) reading

"Be used to" is followed by a gerund (-ing form): "I am used to reading late at night."

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She is ___ NCC officer. (a) a (b) the (c) no article (d) an

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(d) an

"NCC" is pronounced "en-see-see", beginning with a vowel sound, so "an" is used.

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The driver is good ___ driving. (a) at (b) in (c) for (d) on

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(a) at

The fixed prepositional phrase is "good at" something.

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She had never ___ by an insect. (a) been stung (b) been stinged (c) was stung (d) been stunged

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(a) been stung

The past perfect passive is "had been + past participle", and the past participle of "sting" is "stung".

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I saw him ___. (a) played (b) had played (c) play (d) to play

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(c) play

After the perception verb "saw" with an object, the bare infinitive is used to show the complete action: "I saw him play."

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You will pass the final exam ___ you work hard. (a) because of (b) so that (c) provided that (d) as though

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(c) provided that

"Provided that" expresses a condition ("if"), which fits: you will pass on condition that you work hard.

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In 2030, she ___ in the same school. (a) will be working (b) will work (c) will have worked (d) will be work

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(a) will be working

The time marker "In 2030" with an action in progress at that future time calls for the future continuous: "will be working".

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The committee consists ___ five members. (a) Off (b) of (c) with (d) at

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(b) of

The verb "consist" takes the preposition "of".

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Do not close the door. Its passive is: (a) Let not the door be closed. (b) Let the door not be closed. (c) Let the door should be closed. (d) You are not asked to close the door.

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(b) Let the door not be closed.

An imperative negative is turned into the passive with "Let + object + not be + past participle".

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Hari says to me, "I am working on a project now." (a) Hari told me that he was working on a project then. (b) Hari told me if he is working on a project now. (c) Hari tells me that he is working on a project then. (d) Hari says that he is working on a project then.

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(c) Hari tells me that he is working on a project then.

The reporting verb "says" is in the present tense, so the tense of the reported speech does not change; only the pronoun (I to he) and the adverb (now to then) change.

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Ramesh saw ___ ewe yesterday. (a) an (b) a (c) the (d) no article

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(b) a

"Ewe" begins with the consonant sound /j/ ("yoo"), so the article is "a".

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Everyone has finished a report, ___? (a) hasn't everyone (b) hasn't they (c) haven't they (d) have they

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(c) haven't they

The indefinite pronoun "everyone" takes the plural pronoun "they" in the question tag; the positive statement gets a negative tag: "haven't they?"

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The girl was dancing ___ I entered the room. (a) after (b) although (c) when (d) while

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(c) when

A longer action in progress (was dancing) is interrupted by a shorter one (I entered), which is joined with "when".

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We took raincoats ___ we could not get wet. (a) while (b) so that (c) that (d) as

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(b) so that

"So that" expresses purpose: we took raincoats for the purpose of not getting wet.

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Neither Deepak nor I ___ going to the party. (a) are (b) is (c) am (d) none

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(c) am

With "neither ... nor", the verb agrees with the subject nearer to it. The nearer subject is "I", so the verb is "am".

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I failed in the exam. I wish I ___ hard. (a) work (b) worked (c) had worked (d) was working

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(c) had worked

"I wish" about a past event (failing the exam) takes the past perfect: "I wish I had worked hard."

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A person who feels shy and can't make more friends is: (a) extrovert (b) ambient (c) introvert (d) sociable

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(c) introvert

An introvert is a shy, reserved person who finds it hard to make friends. An extrovert is outgoing and sociable.

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They have had a new house ___ . (a) construct (b) to construct (c) constructed (d) constructing

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(c) constructed

"Have/had something done" is the causative structure: have + object + past participle. So "They have had a new house constructed."

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I always work in a dusty environment. It means I ___ (a) used to work in dust (b) am used to work in dust (c) am used to working in dust (d) am used to being in dust

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(c) am used to working in dust

"Be used to" means "be accustomed to" and is followed by a gerund (-ing form). "Used to work" refers to a past habit that no longer exists.

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To write a letter ___ very difficult for them. (a) is (b) are (c) were (d) none

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(a) is

An infinitive phrase ("To write a letter") used as a subject is singular, so it takes the verb "is".

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Deepa will not carry a heavy load. (a) Neither will Hari do. (b) Neither will Hari. (c) So will Hari. (d) Hari will not carry it, too.

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(b) Neither will Hari.

A negative statement is followed by "neither/nor + auxiliary + subject" to mean "also not". The auxiliary is "will", so "Neither will Hari." Option (a) wrongly adds "do".

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Provided that Dinesh fulfills all the terms and conditions, __ (a) he will allow to join university. (b) he will be allowed to join university. (c) Depends (d) will he allow to be joined

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(b) he will be allowed to join university.

"Provided that Dinesh fulfills all the terms and conditions, he will be allowed to join university." The subject "he" receives the action of allowing, so the passive "will be allowed" is needed.

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In the use of English, practice and advice are used as: (a) noun and verb (b) adjective and noun (c) verb and verb (d) noun and noun

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(d) noun and noun

"Practice" (the act of practising) and "advice" (a suggestion) are both nouns. The corresponding verbs are "practise" and "advise".

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The art of beautiful handwriting is called: (a) calligraphy (b) lexicography (c) cartography (d) photography

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(a) calligraphy

Calligraphy is the art of beautiful handwriting. Lexicography is dictionary-making, cartography is map-making, and photography is making pictures with a camera.

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Grandma is ___ visiting her grandchildren. (a) looking for (b) looking into (c) looking forward (d) looking forward to

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(d) looking forward to

"Look forward to" means to await with pleasure, and it is followed by a noun or gerund: "Grandma is looking forward to visiting her grandchildren."

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She ought to arrive in time, ___? (a) ought not she? (b) doesn't she? (c) shouldn't she? (d) mustn't she?

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(a) ought not she?

The tag question repeats the auxiliary of the statement with the opposite polarity. The statement has "ought to" (positive), so the tag is the negative "ought not she?" (oughtn't she?).

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I hate people complimenting me. Its passive voice is: (a) I hate being complemented. (b) I hate having been completed (c) I hate being completed me. (d) I hate being complimented me by people.

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(d) I hate being complimented me by people.

The active sentence has the gerund "complimenting" with the agent "people", so the passive uses "being complimented" with "by people". Option (a) uses the wrong word "complemented" and (b), (c) use "completed", while (d) alone has the correct verb "complimented" and the agent (the stray "me" is a printing slip).

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Mumble is related to speak as stagger is related to: (a) smile (b) grin (c) pip (d) walk

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(d) walk

"Mumble" is a faulty or unclear way of speaking, and "stagger" is an unsteady way of walking. The relation is: way of doing X : X.

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No sooner ___ than the light went out. (a) did she sit down to watch Bhadragol then (b) he sat down to watch Bhadragol, the light went out (c) had she sat down to watch Bhadragol when (d) had she sat down to watch Bhadragol

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(c) had she sat down to watch Bhadragol when

"No sooner" is followed by an inverted past perfect and "than" (or "when" in common usage): "No sooner had she sat down ... than/when the light went out." Only option (c) has the inversion with "had".

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Rewrite the sentence “They constructed a modern museum last year” in the passive voice. (a) A modern museum is constructed by them last year. (b) A modern museum was constructed by them last year. (c) A modern museum has been constructed by them last year. (d) A modern museum is being constructed by them last year.

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(b) A modern museum was constructed by them last year. The active verb "constructed" is simple past, so the passive uses "was constructed" (was/were + past participle).

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Which of the following sentences is written in the passive voice? (a) The committee approved the proposal yesterday. (b) The proposal was approved by the committee yesterday. (c) They are approving the new proposal. (d) The committee will approve the proposal tomorrow.

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(b) The proposal was approved by the committee yesterday. The subject "proposal" receives the action, with "was approved" (be + past participle) and an agent introduced by "by".

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Choose the correct passive form of: “The professor will explain the theory.” (a) The theory is explained by the professor. (b) The theory will be explained by the professor. (c) The theory was explained by the professor. (d) The theory has been explained by the professor.

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(b) The theory will be explained by the professor. Simple future "will explain" becomes "will be explained" in the passive.

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Select the correct transformation to passive voice for: “They can solve the problem.” (a) The problem can be solved by them. (b) The problem is solved by them. (c) The problem was solved by them. (d) The problem has been solved by them.

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(a) The problem can be solved by them. A modal verb stays in the passive as modal + be + past participle: "can be solved".

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Convert the direct speech “He said, ‘I will travel abroad’” into indirect speech. (a) He said that he will travel abroad. (b) He said that he was traveling abroad. (c) He said that he would travel abroad. (d) He said that he has traveled abroad.

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(c) He said that he would travel abroad. In indirect speech after a past reporting verb, "will" backshifts to "would" and "I" becomes "he".

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Which is the correct indirect speech version of: “She said, ‘I have completed my report’”? (a) She said that she completes her report. (b) She said that she had completed her report. (c) She said that she will complete her report. (d) She said that she is completing her report.

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(b) She said that she had completed her report.

In reported speech the present perfect ("have completed") backshifts to the past perfect ("had completed"), and "I" becomes "she".

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Identify the appropriate transformation of: “They said, ‘We are planning a celebration’”. (a) They said that they are planning a celebration. (b) They said that they were planning a celebration. (c) They said that they plan a celebration. (d) They said that they would plan a celebration.

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(b) They said that they were planning a celebration.

With a past reporting verb ("said"), the present continuous "are planning" backshifts to the past continuous "were planning", and "we" becomes "they".

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Which sentence features a causative verb? (a) The musician practices diligently every day. (b) The manager got the report printed overnight. (c) They finished their homework on time. (d) The artist painted a beautiful portrait.

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(b) The manager got the report printed overnight.

The structure "get/have + object + past participle" shows the subject caused someone else to do the work. The other sentences have subjects who do the action themselves.

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Choose the sentence that correctly utilizes a causative verb. (a) She has her car washed every week. (b) He helps his neighbor fix the fence. (c) They invited their friends to the party. (d) The teacher explained the experiment clearly.

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(a) She has her car washed every week.

"Have + object + past participle" is a causative: she arranges for someone else to wash the car. The other options use ordinary verbs.

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Which sentence employs a causative form? (a) The gardener allowed the children to water the plants. (b) The chef is cooking dinner now. (c) They celebrated their victory enthusiastically. (d) She designed the new logo herself.

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(a) The gardener allowed the children to water the plants.

"Allow" is a causative verb of permission (like let, make, have, get): the subject causes or enables others to act. The other sentences have subjects who act directly.

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Select the sentence that uses a causative construction correctly. (a) He writes his essays neatly. (b) She got her hair styled for the occasion. (c) They observed the rare bird in the garden. (d) The student completed the assignment on time.

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(b) She got her hair styled for the occasion.

"Get + object + past participle" is a causative construction: someone else styled her hair. The other sentences are simple active sentences.

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Which modal auxiliary is best suited to express a polite request? (a) Might (b) Can (c) Would (d) Must

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(c) Would

"Would you ..." is the usual polite request form. "Can" is more informal, "might" expresses possibility, and "must" expresses obligation.

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Choose the modal that expresses past ability or permission. (a) Shall (b) Could (c) Will (d) Should

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(b) Could

"Could" is the past form of "can", used for past ability ("She could swim at five") and past permission. "Shall", "will" and "should" do not express this.

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Which modal auxiliary verb is most appropriate for giving advice? (a) May (b) Should (c) Must (d) Will

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(b) Should

"Should" is used to give advice or recommendations ("You should rest"). "Must" is stronger obligation, "may" is permission or possibility, and "will" is future or willingness.

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Identify the sentence that correctly represents the third conditional form. (a) If she wins the prize, she will celebrate. (b) If he had trained harder, he would have won the match. (c) If they are ready, they will start the exam. (d) If I see her, I tell her the news.

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(b) If he had trained harder, he would have won the match.

The third conditional is "if + past perfect, would have + past participle", describing an unreal past situation.

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Select the sentence that is an example of the zero conditional. (a) If water reaches 100°C, it boils. (b) If he had eaten, he would not be hungry. (c) If she goes to the market, she buys fruits. (d) If they win, they celebrate.

Answer

(a) If water reaches 100°C, it boils.

The zero conditional is "if + present simple, present simple" and states general truths or scientific facts. The other present-present sentences describe habits or events rather than a general law, and (b) is mixed.

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Which sentence best demonstrates the first conditional tense? (a) If you drink too much coffee, you will feel jittery. (b) If he had left early, he wouldn’t be late. (c) If they had prepared, they would have succeeded. (d) If she visited, she would see the changes.

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(a) If you drink too much coffee, you will feel jittery.

The first conditional is "if + present simple, will + base verb", expressing a real, likely future result.

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Identify the sentence that correctly uses the second conditional. (a) If I win the lottery, I will buy a mansion. (b) If I were rich, I would travel around the world. (c) If she studies, she will pass the exam. (d) If he arrives, he gets a warm welcome.

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(b) If I were rich, I would travel around the world.

The second conditional is "if + past simple (were), would + base verb", expressing an unreal or hypothetical present situation.

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What is a synonym for “exquisite”? (a) Ordinary (b) Beautiful (c) Common (d) Rough

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(b) Beautiful

"Exquisite" means extremely beautiful and delicately made. Ordinary, common and rough are opposite in sense.

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Select the word most similar in meaning to “energetic”. (a) Lethargic (b) Dynamic (c) Passive (d) Apathetic

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(b) Dynamic

"Energetic" means full of energy and activity, which matches "dynamic". Lethargic, passive and apathetic mean lacking energy.

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Which word has a meaning most akin to “confident”? (a) Anxious (b) Secure (c) Unsure (d) Timid

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(b) Secure

"Confident" means self-assured; "secure" is the closest here. Anxious, unsure and timid are opposite in meaning.

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What is an antonym for “optimistic”? (a) Hopeful (b) Depressed (c) Cheerful (d) Joyful

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(b) Depressed

"Optimistic" means hopeful about the future; "depressed" (gloomy, dejected) is the opposite. Hopeful, cheerful and joyful are similar in meaning.

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Choose the word that is opposite in meaning to “generous”. (a) Stingy (b) Giving (c) Magnanimous (d) Altruistic

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(a) Stingy

"Generous" means willing to give freely; "stingy" means unwilling to give. Giving, magnanimous and altruistic are synonyms.

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What is the antonym of “victorious”? (a) Triumphant (b) Defeated (c) Successful (d) Celebratory

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(b) Defeated

"Victorious" means having won; "defeated" means having lost. Triumphant and successful are synonyms.

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What does the idiom “spill the beans” mean? (a) To hide a secret (b) To reveal confidential information (c) To act impulsively (d) To start a conversation

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(b) To reveal confidential information

"Spill the beans" means to disclose a secret, usually by accident.

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What is the meaning of the phrase “pull out all the stops”? (a) To give up easily (b) To use every possible resource (c) To stop suddenly (d) To remain indifferent

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(b) To use every possible resource

"Pull out all the stops" means to make the greatest possible effort. The phrase comes from organ playing, where pulling out all the stops gives full volume.

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The idiom “kick the bucket” is best understood as: (a) To win a prize (b) To begin a journey (c) To die (d) To clean up thoroughly

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(c) To die

"Kick the bucket" is an informal idiom meaning to die.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 2 · 1 mark

Which sentence uses the article “an” correctly? (a) He is an honest person. (b) She is an university student. (c) They are an honorable team. (d) I met an European artist.

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(a) He is an honest person.

"An" is used before a vowel sound. "Honest" begins with a silent h, so it takes "an". "University" and "European" begin with a "yoo" sound, so they need "a", which makes (b) and (d) wrong. ("An honorable team" in (c) follows the same silent-h rule, but (a) is the standard textbook example.)

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Which sentence is correct in terms of article usage? (a) My father is doctor. (b) She adopted a cat and a dog. (c) They enjoyed a concert last night. (d) My sister is engineer.

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(b) She adopted a cat and a dog.

A singular countable noun needs an article. (a) and (d) omit the article before the profession ("a doctor", "an engineer"); (b) correctly uses "a" before the consonant sounds of "cat" and "dog".

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Identify the sentence with the correct article usage. (a) He went to a hospital for treatment. (b) She studies in an elite college. (c) They visited the museum on Saturday. (d) I will call you at evening.

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(b) She studies in an elite college.

"Elite" begins with a vowel sound, so it takes "an". In (d), "at evening" should be "in the evening".

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Choose the preposition that best completes the sentence: “He is keen ___ learning languages.” (a) on (b) for (c) in (d) about

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(a) on

The adjective "keen" takes the preposition "on" when followed by a noun or gerund, so "keen on learning languages" is the standard collocation.

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Which preposition correctly fills in the blank: “She is fond ___ classical music.” (a) on (b) of (c) in (d) at

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(b) of

"Fond" is always followed by "of": fond of classical music.

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Select the correct preposition: “The keys are ___ the drawer.” (a) in (b) on (c) at (d) beside

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(a) in

The keys are inside the drawer, and "in the drawer" is the natural phrase for an object placed within a container.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 2 · 1 mark

Which question form correctly corresponds to the statement: “He is learning French”? (a) Does he learn French? (b) Is he learning French? (c) Did he learn French? (d) Has he learned French?

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(b) Is he learning French?

The statement is in the present continuous tense, so the question form inverts the auxiliary "is" and the subject.

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Transform the statement “They have completed the assignment” into a question. (a) Did they complete the assignment? (b) Have they completed the assignment? (c) Do they complete the assignment? (d) Had they completed the assignment?

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(b) Have they completed the assignment?

The statement is in the present perfect tense, so the auxiliary "have" is moved before the subject.

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What is the correct question form of: “She will attend the conference next week”? (a) Will she attend the conference next week? (b) Is she attending the conference next week? (c) Did she attend the conference next week? (d) Has she attended the conference next week?

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(a) Will she attend the conference next week?

The statement uses the simple future with "will", so "will" is moved before the subject and the main verb stays in its base form.

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Which sentence correctly demonstrates subject-verb agreement? (a) The list of items are on the table. (b) The bouquet of flowers smell lovely. (c) The team of scientists is working on the project. (d) The collection of paintings were sold.

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(c) The team of scientists is working on the project.

The subject is the singular noun "team", not the plural noun inside the "of" phrase, so the singular verb "is" is correct. The other sentences wrongly use a plural verb with the singular subjects "list", "bouquet" and "collection".

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 2 · 1 mark

Which of the following words contains a prefix? (a) Running (b) Unlikely (c) Growing (d) Singing

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(b) Unlikely

"Unlikely" is formed from the prefix "un-" plus "likely". In the other words, "-ing" is a suffix.

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Which prefix means “before” or “prior to”? (a) Dis- (b) Pre- (c) Mis- (d) Re-

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(b) Pre-

"Pre-" means before, as in "prepare" or "prehistoric". "Dis-" means not or apart, "mis-" means wrongly and "re-" means again.

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Which word does not have a prefix? (a) Uncertain (b) Inefficient (c) Postpone (d) Careful

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(d) Careful

"Careful" is "care" plus the suffix "-ful" and has no prefix. "Uncertain" has "un-", "inefficient" has "in-" and "postpone" has "post-".

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 2 · 1 mark

What suffix in the word “childish” implies “characteristic of”? (a) –ness (b) –ly (c) –ish (d) -ment

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(c) –ish

The suffix "-ish" means having the characteristics of, so "childish" means like a child.

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Space exploration has expanded our understanding of the universe and led to numerous technological advancements. Satellites launched into space have improved global communication, weather forecasting, and navigation systems. Manned missions to the Moon and robotic missions to Mars have provided valuable data about our solar system. However, space missions are costly and involve significant risks. Despite the challenges, countries continue to invest in space programs, aiming to explore distant planets and even search for extraterrestrial life in the future.
What is one benefit of space exploration mentioned in the passage? (a) It reduces air pollution. (b) It improves communication and navigation. (c) It increases rainfall. (d) It decreases global population.

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(b) It improves communication and navigation.

The passage says satellites have improved global communication, weather forecasting and navigation systems.

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Space exploration has expanded our understanding of the universe and led to numerous technological advancements. Satellites launched into space have improved global communication, weather forecasting, and navigation systems. Manned missions to the Moon and robotic missions to Mars have provided valuable data about our solar system. However, space missions are costly and involve significant risks. Despite the challenges, countries continue to invest in space programs, aiming to explore distant planets and even search for extraterrestrial life in the future.
What have missions to the Moon and Mars provided? (a) Fuel for spaceships (b) Maps of galaxies (c) Valuable data about the solar system (d) Satellite images of Earth

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(c) Valuable data about the solar system

The passage states that manned missions to the Moon and robotic missions to Mars have provided valuable data about our solar system.

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Space exploration has expanded our understanding of the universe and led to numerous technological advancements. Satellites launched into space have improved global communication, weather forecasting, and navigation systems. Manned missions to the Moon and robotic missions to Mars have provided valuable data about our solar system. However, space missions are costly and involve significant risks. Despite the challenges, countries continue to invest in space programs, aiming to explore distant planets and even search for extraterrestrial life in the future.
Why is space exploration considered challenging? (a) It requires a lot of land. (b) It is banned in many countries. (c) It is costly and risky. (d) It is not supported by scientists.

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(c) It is costly and risky.

The passage says space missions are costly and involve significant risks.

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Space exploration has expanded our understanding of the universe and led to numerous technological advancements. Satellites launched into space have improved global communication, weather forecasting, and navigation systems. Manned missions to the Moon and robotic missions to Mars have provided valuable data about our solar system. However, space missions are costly and involve significant risks. Despite the challenges, countries continue to invest in space programs, aiming to explore distant planets and even search for extraterrestrial life in the future.
What is a future goal of space programs according to the passage? (a) To stop deforestation (b) To increase rainfall on Earth (c) To explore distant planets and search for life (d) To reduce the size of the Moon

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(c) To explore distant planets and search for life

The passage ends by saying countries aim to explore distant planets and even search for extraterrestrial life in the future.

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What is the passive form of "The chef prepared the meal"? (a) The meal was prepared by the chef. (b) The meal is prepared by the chef. (c) The meal has been prepared by the chef. (d) The meal prepares by the chef.

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(a) The meal was prepared by the chef.

The simple past "prepared" becomes "was prepared" in the passive, and the object "the meal" becomes the subject.

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Which sentence is in passive voice? (a) The students solved the problem. (b) The problem was solved by the students. (c) The teacher explains the lesson. (d) They are playing football.

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(b) The problem was solved by the students.

Here the subject receives the action ("was solved"), which is passive voice. The other sentences are active.

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Choose the correct passive form: "They will announce the results tomorrow." (a) The results will be announced tomorrow. (b) The results are announced tomorrow. (c) The results were announced tomorrow. (d) The results have been announced tomorrow.

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(a) The results will be announced tomorrow.

Future simple passive is "will be + past participle".

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Passive form of "Someone has stolen my bicycle." (a) My bicycle has been stolen. (b) My bicycle was stolen. (c) My bicycle is stolen. (d) My bicycle had been stolen.

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(a) My bicycle has been stolen.

Present perfect active "has stolen" becomes "has been stolen" in the passive.

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Indirect speech of "She said, 'I am reading a book.'" (a) She said that she was reading a book. (b) She said that she is reading a book. (c) She said that she read a book. (d) She said that she has been reading a book.

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(a) She said that she was reading a book.

In indirect speech after a past reporting verb, the present continuous "am reading" shifts to the past continuous "was reading", and "I" becomes "she".

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Choose the correct indirect speech: "He said, 'I will call you tomorrow.'" (a) He said that he would call me the next day. (b) He said that he will call me tomorrow. (c) He said that he would call me tomorrow. (d) He said that he will call me the next day.

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(a) He said that he would call me the next day.

"Will" changes to "would", "you" to "me", and "tomorrow" to "the next day".

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Indirect speech of "They said, 'We have completed the project.'" (a) They said that they had completed the project. (b) They said that they have completed the project. (c) They said that they completed the project. (d) They said that they were completing the project.

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(a) They said that they had completed the project.

The reporting verb "said" is past, so the present perfect "have completed" backshifts to the past perfect "had completed", and "we" becomes "they".

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Which is correct indirect speech? "John said, 'I can swim.'" (a) John said that he could swim. (b) John said that he can swim. (c) John said that he swam. (d) John said that he has swum.

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(a) John said that he could swim.

With a past reporting verb, "can" backshifts to "could", and "I" becomes "he".

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Which sentence uses a causative verb? (a) She eats breakfast every morning. (b) He made his daughter clean her room. (c) They walked to the park. (d) The sun rises in the east.

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(b) He made his daughter clean her room.

A causative verb ("make", "have", "get", "let") shows that the subject causes someone else to do something. Here "made" causes the daughter to clean.

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Choose the correct causative form: "She ___ her hair cut yesterday." (a) made (b) had (c) let (d) got

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(b) had

The structure "have + object + past participle" is the causative for a service done by someone else: she had her hair cut (by a hairdresser).

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Which sentence has a causative verb? (a) I had washed my car. (b) I had my car washed. (c) The car is clean. (d) The car needs washing.

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(b) I had my car washed.

"Had + object + past participle" is the causative: someone else washed the car for me. In (a), "had washed" is only the past perfect.

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Which is the correct causative sentence? (a) She got her brother to fix the computer. (b) She fixed the computer by her brother. (c) She fixes the computer herself. (d) The computer was fixing by her brother.

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(a) She got her brother to fix the computer.

"Get + person + to-infinitive" is a causative structure. (b) and (d) are ungrammatical, and (c) is not causative.

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Which modal expresses possibility? (a) must (b) might (c) should (d) will

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(b) might

"Might" expresses a weak possibility (It might rain). "Must" expresses necessity or strong deduction, "should" advice, and "will" certainty or the future.

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Choose the modal for advice: (a) can (b) shall (c) should (d) would

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(c) should

"Should" is used to give advice (You should see a doctor).

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Which modal is used for past ability? (a) can (b) could (c) may (d) might

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(b) could

"Could" is the past form used for general ability in the past (She could swim when she was five). "Can" is present ability.

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Which modal expresses necessity? (a) must (b) could (c) might (d) need to

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(a) must

"Must" expresses necessity or obligation (You must wear a helmet). "Could" and "might" express possibility.

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What is an example of zero conditional? (a) If you freeze water, it turns to ice. (b) If I go out, I will buy milk. (c) If I had money, I would travel. (d) If she called, I would answer.

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(a) If you freeze water, it turns to ice.

The zero conditional uses the present simple in both clauses and states general truths or scientific facts.

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What is an example of second conditional? (a) If I see him, I'll tell him. (b) If I were rich, I would travel the world. (c) If it had rained, we would have stayed home. (d) If you mix red and blue, you get purple.

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(b) If I were rich, I would travel the world.

The second conditional is "if + past simple, would + base verb" and describes an unreal or imaginary present situation.

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What is an example of third conditional? (a) If you study, you'll pass. (b) If I had left earlier, I wouldn't have missed the train. (c) If it rains, we cancel the picnic. (d) If I were you, I'd apologize.

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(b) If I had left earlier, I wouldn't have missed the train.

The third conditional is "if + past perfect, would have + past participle" and describes an unreal past situation.

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What is an example of first conditional? (a) If you heat ice, it melts. (b) If you study hard, you will pass the exam. (c) If I had a car, I'd drive to work. (d) If they had invited me, I would have gone.

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(b) If you study hard, you will pass the exam.

The first conditional is "if + present simple, will + base verb" and describes a real, likely future possibility.

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What is the synonym for "exhausted"? (a) Tired (b) Energetic (c) Fresh (d) Active

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(a) Tired

"Exhausted" means extremely tired. The other options are its opposites.

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What is the antonym of "expand"? (a) Increase (b) Contract (c) Grow (d) Extend

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(b) Contract

"Expand" means to become larger, so its opposite is "contract" (to become smaller). The others are synonyms.

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What is the synonym for "benevolent"? (a) Kind (b) Cruel (c) Mean (d) Selfish

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(a) Kind

"Benevolent" means well-meaning and kind. The others are its opposites.

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What is the Antonym of "vague"? (a) Clear (b) Unclear (c) Hazy (d) Fuzzy

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(a) Clear

"Vague" means unclear or imprecise, so its antonym is "clear". "Unclear", "hazy" and "fuzzy" are synonyms.

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What does "Piece of cake" mean? (a) Something difficult (b) Something easy (c) A delicious dessert (d) A part of a cake

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(b) Something easy

"A piece of cake" is an idiom for a task that is very easy.

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What does "Bite the bullet" mean? (a) To avoid something (b) To endure a painful situation (c) To eat quickly (d) To laugh loudly

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(b) To endure a painful situation

"Bite the bullet" means to face an unpleasant or painful situation bravely.

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What does "Spill the beans" mean? (a) To reveal a secret (b) To clean up (c) To cook beans (d) To make a mess

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(a) To reveal a secret

"Spill the beans" means to disclose secret information, often by accident.

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What does "Hit the books" mean? (a) To study hard (b) To throw books (c) To organize books (d) To buy books

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(a) To study hard

"Hit the books" is an idiom meaning to begin studying seriously.

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Which sentence uses "an" correctly? (a) She is an honest person. (b) He is an European. (c) He works in an university. (d) I saw an unicorn.

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(a) She is an honest person.

"Honest" begins with a silent "h", so it starts with a vowel sound and takes "an". "European", "university" and "unicorn" begin with a /j/ sound, so they take "a".

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Choose the correct article: "She is ___ MBA graduate." (a) a (b) an (c) the (d) no article

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(b) an

"MBA" is pronounced "em-bee-ay", which begins with a vowel sound, so "an" is used.

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Which sentence is correct without an article? (a) He is president of the club. (b) She is engineer. (c) I saw movie yesterday. (d) They went to school.

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(d) They went to school.

"School" used for its general purpose (studying) takes no article. The others need one: "the president", "an engineer", "a movie".

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Choose the correct determiner: "I don't have ___ money." (a) many (b) much (c) few (d) a few

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(b) much "Money" is uncountable, so it takes "much" in a negative sentence; "many" and "few" go with countable nouns.

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Correct preposition: "She is allergic ___ cats." (a) to (b) with (c) of (d) for

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(a) to The adjective "allergic" is followed by the preposition "to".

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Fill in: "He succeeded ___ passing the exam." (a) in (b) at (c) on (d) by

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(a) in "Succeed in + verb-ing" is the fixed pattern.

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Correct preposition: "The book is ___ the shelf." (a) in (b) on (c) at (d) under

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(b) on The book rests on the surface of the shelf, so "on" is used.

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Question form of "She has a car." (a) Does she have a car? (b) Has she a car? (c) Do she have a car? (d) Is she have a car?

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(a) Does she have a car? Here "have" expresses possession and is a main verb, so the question uses "does" with the base form "have" (third person singular).

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Which is the correct question of "They were playing soccer"? (a) Were they playing soccer? (b) Did they play soccer? (c) Are they playing soccer? (d) Do they play soccer?

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(a) Were they playing soccer? The statement is past continuous, so the question simply moves "were" before the subject.

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Question for: "He will arrive at 8 PM." (a) When will he arrive? (b) When does he arrive? (c) When he will arrive? (d) When is he arriving?

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(a) When will he arrive? The statement is simple future with "will", so the question keeps "will" and puts it after "When" and before the subject.

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Which word has a prefix meaning 'not'? (a) Unhappy (b) Rerun (c) Preview (d) Polygamy

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(a) Unhappy The prefix "un-" means "not", so unhappy means not happy. "Re-" means again and "pre-" means before.

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Which suffix means 'full of'? (a) –less (b) –ful (c) –ness (d) -ment

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(b) –ful The suffix "-ful" means "full of", as in hopeful (full of hope). "-less" means without.

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Which word contains a suffix? (a) Replay (b) Hopeful (c) Mistake (d) Under

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(b) Hopeful It is made of the root "hope" plus the suffix "-ful". The others contain only prefixes (re-, mis-) or none.

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Which relative clause is correct? (a) The man which lives next door is a doctor. (b) The man who lives next door is a doctor. (c) The man he lives next door is a doctor. (d) The man lives next door is a doctor.

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(b) The man who lives next door is a doctor. "Who" is the relative pronoun for people; "which" is for things, and options (c) and (d) lack a proper relative pronoun.

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Combine using a relative clause: "The book is on the table. It is mine." (a) The book which is on the table is mine. (b) The book on the table is mine. (c) The book is on the table that is mine. (d) The book, it is on the table, is mine.

Answer

(a) The book which is on the table is mine. The second sentence is joined to "the book" by the relative pronoun "which", forming a correct relative clause.

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Choose the correct verb: "The list of items ___ on the desk." (a) is (b) are (c) were (d) have

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(a) is The subject is the singular noun "list", not "items", so the verb is singular: "is".

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His behavior seems quite enigmatic. What does the underlined word mean? (a) Mysterious (b) Optimistic (c) Irritating (d) Harmful

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(a) Mysterious "Enigmatic" means puzzling and difficult to understand, which is the sense of "mysterious".

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She not only gave us a fine dinner ......................... drove us back home. (a) but (b) but also (c) also (d) as

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(b) but also

"Not only ... but also ..." is a correlative pair, so the second part must be introduced by "but also".

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.................. there is no demand for this type of book, I cannot place an order. (a) Since (b) As (c) Because of (d) Both a and b

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(d) Both a and b

"Since" and "As" both introduce a clause of reason ("there is no demand"). "Because of" needs a noun phrase, not a clause.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 4 · 1 mark

If you spoke less and listened more, you ____________more aware of what people really felt. (a) are being (b) would be (c) be (d) being

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(b) would be

This is a second conditional: "If + past simple (spoke, listened), would + base verb", so "would be" is correct.

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The laptop was on but nobody ................ it. (a) is using (b) was using (c) has been using (d) had been using

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(b) was using

The laptop "was on" is in the past, so the matching past continuous action is "nobody was using it".

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She _________ visit her grandparents’ house during holidays. (a) dare to (b) ought to (c) can (d) might

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(b) ought to

"Ought to" is a modal followed by the base verb "visit" and expresses a duty or advice. "Dare to" and "can" do not fit this sense, and "might" does not suit the habitual meaning of "during holidays".

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If I get the required assistance, I __________ pass the exam in the first attempt. (a) will (b) can not (c) might (d) could

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(a) will

This is a first conditional (If + present simple, will + base verb), expressing a real, likely result: "I will pass the exam in the first attempt".

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He __________ be shy during his college days. (a) used to (b) need to (c) ought to (d) could

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(a) used to

"Used to + base verb" describes a past state that is no longer true, which fits "during his college days".

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The correct passive form of “Can you accomplish it now?” (a) Can it been accomplished by you now? (b) Could it being accomplished by you now? (c) Can it be accomplished by you now? (d) Could it be accomplished by you now?

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(c) Can it be accomplished by you now?

The passive of a modal is "modal + be + past participle". The tense is unchanged (Can stays Can), so "Can it be accomplished by you now?"

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If you _______ lied to me before, I would have _______ you today. (a) have- trusted (b) hadn't- believe (c) hadn't- believed (d) hasn't- not believed

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(c) hadn't - believed

This is a mixed conditional: past perfect in the if-clause ("If you hadn't lied") and "would + base verb" for the present result ("I would have believed you today").

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The correct passive form of “Let her write an inspirational story.” (a) Let an inspirational story been written by her. (b) Let an inspirational story written her. (c) Let an inspirational story be written by her. (d) Let an inspirational story being written by her.

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(c) Let an inspirational story be written by her.

An imperative with "let" becomes "Let + object + be + past participle": "Let her write..." gives "Let an inspirational story be written by her."

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 4 · 1 mark

Choose the correct antonym of the Heterogeneous: (a) Colourful (b) Different (c) Similar (d) Homogeneous

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(d) Homogeneous

"Heterogeneous" means made of different kinds; its opposite is "homogeneous", meaning of the same kind.

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She made her boyfriend .................... an IPhone. (a) bought (b) buy (c) to buy (d) buying

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(b) buy

"Make" as a causative verb takes the bare infinitive (object + base verb): "made her boyfriend buy".

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Shall I got her office dress ....................? (a) washed (b) wash (c) to wash (d) washing

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(a) washed

"Get something done" is a causative form that takes the past participle: "get her office dress washed".

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Donald Trump.................. in the White House. (a) has been living (b) used to live (c) lives (d) is living

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(c) lives

A present fact or settled state is expressed in the simple present: "Donald Trump lives in the White House."

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Choose the correct antonym of Transmit. (a) Televise (b) Withhold (c) Reply (d) Show

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(b) Withhold

"Transmit" means to send or pass on; its opposite is "withhold" (to hold back).

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He has just .................in the store. He has to purchase lots of groceries. (a) arrived (b) been (c) went (d) go

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(a) arrived

"Has just" needs a past participle, and "arrived" fits the sense: he has just arrived in the store and has to buy groceries. "Went" is a past form, and "been" does not suit the sentence.

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The minister will be going abroad .................. the end of this month. (a) by (b) in (c) on (d) at

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(a) by

"By the end of this month" means no later than the end of the month.

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If we _______ an office in Tokyo, we'd both ___________. (a) open - benefited (b) opened – benefited (c) opened – be benefited (d) Show

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(c) opened – be benefited

This is a second conditional: "If + past simple, would + base verb". "Opened" fills the first blank. After "we would" (we'd) the base form "be benefited" is the only option that fits.

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Everyone ..................... being acknowledged for their smart attempts. (a) prefer (b) prefers (c) is preferring (d) are preferred

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(b) prefers

"Everyone" is a singular subject, so it takes the singular verb "prefers": "Everyone prefers being acknowledged for their smart attempts."

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Parshuram struggled very hard to be ......... MLA in the last election. (a) the (b) a (c) an (d) no article

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(c) an

"MLA" is pronounced "em-el-ay", beginning with a vowel sound, so "an" is used.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 4 · 1 mark

Find the meaning of the idiom “Let the grass grow under one’s feet” (a) To remain idle (b) To be trifled with (c) To engage in useless talk (d) To accept responsibility

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(a) To remain idle

"To let the grass grow under one's feet" means to waste time or delay action by staying idle.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 4 · 1 mark

If you did your documentation electronically, you ________ paper. (a) were saved (b) saved (c) would save (d) would have saved article

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(c) would save

"If you did... (past simple)" is a second conditional, so the main clause uses "would + base verb": "you would save paper."

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 4 · 1 mark

He said to the teacher, ‘May I ask a question?’ (a) He said to the teacher that he may ask a question. (b) He asks to the teacher that may he ask question. (c) He asked the teacher if he might ask a question. (d) He asked to the teacher that he might be ask a question.

Answer

(c) He asked the teacher if he might ask a question.

A reported yes/no question uses "asked ... if/whether", with normal word order and "may" changing to "might".

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Find the meaning of the idiom “To get in hot water” (a) to be in a confused state of mind (b) to be so impatient as to take bath with hot water before it gets cool (c) to enter waters heated by the sun (d) to get into trouble

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(d) to get into trouble

"To get in hot water" means to land in trouble or difficulty.

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....................is the synonym of “DELICATE”. (a) Sturdy (b) Fragile (c) Tough (d) Fragment

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(b) Fragile

"Delicate" means easily broken or damaged, which is "fragile". "Sturdy" and "tough" are its opposites.

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........................is the synonym for “MEMORANDUM”. (a) Momentum (b) Massive (c) Extensive (d) Directive

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(d) Directive

A memorandum is a written note or instruction, and of the options "directive" (an official instruction) is the closest in meaning.

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Identify the meaning of the idiom ‘Shedding Crocodile tears’ (a) be in trouble (b) insincere display of emotions (c) be nervous (d) find the hidden meaning

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(b) insincere display of emotions

"Shedding crocodile tears" means showing false sorrow.

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A leader says, "A country cannot be peaceful until good education is provided to each child." (a) A leader says that a country could not be peaceful until good education is provided to each child. (b) A leader says that a country cannot been peaceful until good education was provided to each child. (c) A leader says that a country cannot peaceful until good education will be provided to each child. (d) A leader says that a country cannot be peaceful until good education is provided to each child.

Answer

(d) A leader says that a country cannot be peaceful until good education is provided to each child.

The reporting verb "says" is in the present tense, so the tenses in the reported clause do not shift.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 4 · 1 mark

Nancy and I [5%] _____ go out for group studies together. (a) never (b) frequently (c) occasionally (d) rarely

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(d) rarely

The "[5%]" indicates a very low frequency, so "rarely" is the best fit: "Nancy and I rarely go out for group studies together."

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 4 · 1 mark

The correct reported speech of -I said to him, "Why are you working so hard?" (a) I asked him why he was working so hard. (b) I asked him why was he working so hard. (c) I asked him why had he been working so hard. (d) I asked him why he had been working so hard.

Answer

(a) I asked him why he was working so hard.

"Said to" becomes "asked" for a question. The present continuous "are working" shifts to the past continuous "was working", and the word order becomes that of a statement.

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Guess the meaning of the idiom “The inspector was caught red handed.” (a) found with hands tied (b) caught with red hands (c) caught in the act of committing the crime (d) quickly

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(c) caught in the act of committing the crime

"Caught red-handed" means caught while doing something wrong.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 4 · 1 mark

We should read ___ Bhagavad Gita. (a) a (b) an (c) the (d) None of above

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(d) None of above

No article is used before the title of a scripture such as "Bhagavad Gita" in this usage: "We should read Bhagavad Gita."

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_______ President of the United States will be visiting Australia next week. (a) a (b) an (c) the (d) None

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(c) the

"President of the United States" is a unique office, so the definite article "The" is used.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 4 · 1 mark

Sudha had a maid servant ________ the kitchen. (a) to clean (b) cleaning (c) clean (d) cleaned

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(a) to clean

A "maid servant to clean the kitchen" uses the to-infinitive to express purpose or function.

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The correct passivization of “They have informed me, about their late arrival.” (a) I have informed by them, about their late arrival. (b) I had informed by them, about their late arrival. (c) I have been informed by them, about their late arrival. (d) I had been informed by them, about their late arrival.

Answer

(c) I have been informed by them, about their late arrival. The active verb is present perfect ("have informed"), so the passive is "have been informed" (have + been + past participle).

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Amit got his Ipad ________ at the service center. (a) to repair (b) repaired (c) to be repaired (d) repairing

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(b) repaired "Get + object + past participle" means to have something done by someone else, so "got his iPad repaired".

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The teacher ________ the students ________ on the bench as they had come without home-work. (a) makes, standing (b) made, stand (c) made, standing (d) make, stood

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(b) made, stand "Make + object + bare infinitive" is the pattern, and the story is in the past: "made the students stand".

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Father divided his property ...........four sons. (a) between (b) among (c) of (d) in

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(b) among "Among" is used for more than two persons or things; there are four sons.

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I have a pen to write............. (a) with (b) to (c) by (d) no preposition

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(a) with The pen is the instrument, so the preposition is retained: "a pen to write with".

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I’ve just .................to the shops. I’ve to shop lots of things. (a) arrived (b) been (c) went (d) go

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(b) been "Have been to" means has gone and returned; with "just" it fits the present perfect: "I've just been to the shops".

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I will be going away .................. the end of this week. (a) by (b) in (c) on (d) at

Answer

(a) by "By the end of" means not later than that time, which fits "going away by the end of this week".

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Everyone .......................... being appreciated for their attempts. (a) prefer (b) prefers (c) is preferring (d) are preferred

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(b) prefers "Everyone" is a singular indefinite pronoun and takes a singular verb: "Everyone prefers being appreciated".

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Her mother struggled very hard to be .........MP in the last election. (a) the (b) a (c) an (d) no article

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(c) an "MP" is pronounced "em-pee", beginning with a vowel sound, so the article is "an".

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 4 · 1 mark

If you printed on both sides, you ________ paper. (a) were saved (b) saved (c) would save (d) would have saved

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(c) would save This is a second conditional (if + past simple), so the main clause takes "would + base verb": "you would save paper".

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

What is the passive form of the sentence "She painted a wall during summer"? (a) A wall was painted during summer by her. (b) A wall had been painted during summer by her. (c) A wall has been painted during summer by her. (d) A wall is painted during summer by her.

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(a) A wall was painted during summer by her. The active sentence is in the simple past, so the passive uses "was/were + past participle".

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Which sentence is in the passive voice? (a) She has been painting the wall by herself. (b) The project will be finished by tomorrow. (c) He had completed the task by noon. (d) He will have learnt to drive a car by this month

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(b) The project will be finished by tomorrow. It uses "will be + past participle", where the subject receives the action. The others are active.

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Choose the correct passive form of the sentence: "The coach will train the team." (a) The team was trained by the coach. (b) The team will be trained by the coach. (c) The team will have been trained by the coach. (d) The team is trained by the coach.

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(b) The team will be trained by the coach. Simple future active "will train" becomes "will be trained" in the passive.

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Which option correctly transforms the sentence into passive voice: "Rahul will submit the report tomorrow"? (a) The report is submitted by Rahul tomorrow. (b) The report will be submitted by Rahul tomorrow. (c) The report will have been submitted by Rahul tomorrow. (d) The report submits by Rahul tomorrow.

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(b) The report will be submitted by Rahul tomorrow. Simple future active "will submit" becomes "will be submitted".

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

What is the indirect speech of "Supriya said, 'I am preparing for the exam'"? (a) Supriya said that she is preparing for the exam. (b) Supriya said that she was preparing for the exam. (c) Supriya said that she will prepare for the exam. (d) Supriya said that she has prepared for the exam.

Answer

(b) Supriya said that she was preparing for the exam. After a past reporting verb, the present continuous "am preparing" backshifts to the past continuous "was preparing", and "I" becomes "she".

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Choose the correct indirect speech of "Suman said, 'I have completed my project.'" (a) Suman said that she had completed her project. (b) Suman said that she has completed her project. (c) Suman said that she completes her project. (d) Suman said that she will complete her project.

Answer

(a) Suman said that she had completed her project. The present perfect "have completed" backshifts to the past perfect "had completed", and "my" becomes "her".

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Which sentence correctly represents the indirect speech of "They said, 'We are watching a movie tonight'"? (a) They said that they were watching a movie tonight. (b) They said that they will watch a movie tonight. (c) They said that they are watching a movie tonight. (d) They said that they would watch a movie tonight.

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(a) They said that they were watching a movie tonight. The present continuous "are watching" backshifts to the past continuous "were watching", and "we" becomes "they".

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

Which sentence contains a causative verb? (a) She writes poems in her free time. (b) They had the mechanic repair their car. (c) We swam in the pool all afternoon. (d) The baby giggled at the funny faces.

Answer

(b) They had the mechanic repair their car. "Had" is used as a causative verb (have + person + base verb), meaning they arranged for the mechanic to repair the car.

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Which option demonstrates the correct use of a causative verb? (a) She lets her brother borrow her bicycle. (b) He got his car washed at the new service station. (c) They watched a movie last night. (d) The flowers bloomed beautifully in the garden.

Answer

(b) He got his car washed at the new service station. "Get + object + past participle" is a causative construction: he arranged for someone else to wash the car.

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Choose the sentence with a causative verb (a) Snow covers the mountains in winter. (b) The teacher had the students rewrite their essays. (c) Dolphins swim gracefully in the ocean. (d) We enjoy hiking on weekends.

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(b) The teacher had the students rewrite their essays. "Had the students rewrite" is "have + person + base verb", a causative construction.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

What sentence uses a causative verb? (a) She bakes cookies every weekend. (b) He made his brother clean the room. (c) They swam in the lake yesterday. (d) The dog barked at the mailman.

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(b) He made his brother clean the room. "Made + person + base verb" is a causative construction: he caused his brother to clean.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

Which modal auxiliary verb is used to express past ability or permission? (a) Could (b) May (c) Will (d) Must

Answer

(a) Could

"Could" is the past form of "can" and expresses past ability ("She could swim when she was five") or past permission. "May" and "must" refer to present possibility or obligation, and "will" refers to the future.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

Which modal auxiliary verb is used to express polite requests or offers? (a) Shall (b) Can (c) Would (d) Should

Answer

(c) Would

"Would" is used for polite requests and offers ("Would you like some tea?", "Would you open the window?"). It is more courteous than a direct "Will you...?".

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

Which modal auxiliary verb is used to express advice or recommendation? (a) Will (b) Should (c) Could (d) Shall

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(b) Should

"Should" gives advice or a recommendation ("You should drink more water"). "Will" and "shall" express future or promise, and "could" expresses ability or possibility.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

Which sentence represents the third conditional tense? (a) If Chunika practices daily, she will improve her singing. (b) If Chunika had taken the job, she would have moved abroad. (c) If Chunika calls me, I will answer immediately. (d) If Chunika feels tired, she should rest.

Answer

(b) If Chunika had taken the job, she would have moved abroad.

The third conditional uses "if + past perfect, would have + past participle" to talk about an unreal past situation.

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What is an example of the zero conditional tense? (a) If Shuvam had studied more, he would have scored higher. (b) If Shuvam heats ice, it melts. (c) If Shuvam comes early, we will go for coffee. (d) If Shuvam were rich, he would travel the world.

Answer

(b) If Shuvam heats ice, it melts.

The zero conditional uses "if + present simple, present simple" to state general truths and scientific facts.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

Which sentence uses the first conditional tense? (a) If she practices daily, she improves her skills. (b) If he had left on time, he would have caught the train. (c) If they invite us, we will attend the party. (d) If I were you, I would take that job.

Answer

(c) If they invite us, we will attend the party.

The first conditional uses "if + present simple, will + base verb" for a real, possible future situation.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

What represents the second conditional tense? (a) If it rains, the streets get wet. (b) If I won the lottery, I would travel the world. (c) If she had studied, she would have passed. (d) If he arrives late, we will leave without him.

Answer

(b) If I won the lottery, I would travel the world.

The second conditional uses "if + past simple, would + base verb" for an unreal or unlikely present or future situation.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

Which word is a synonym for "furious"? (a) Calm (b) Angry (c) Peaceful (d) Mild

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(b) Angry

"Furious" means extremely angry. The other options (calm, peaceful, mild) are opposite in meaning.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

Which word is a synonym for "miserable"? (a) Joyful (b) Depressed (c) Cheerful (d) Happy

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(b) Depressed

"Miserable" means very unhappy, which is closest to "depressed". Joyful, cheerful and happy are its opposites.

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  • 2082 · United Academy Management Model Set 5 · 1 mark

Which word is most similar in meaning to "exquisite"? (a) Rough (b) Beautiful (c) Ordinary (d) Flawed"

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(b) Beautiful

"Exquisite" means extremely beautiful and delicately made. Rough, ordinary and flawed are not similar in meaning.

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What is the antonym of "ancient"? (a) Old (b) Modern (c) Historic (d) Aged

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(b) Modern

"Ancient" means very old, belonging to the distant past, so its antonym is "modern". Old, historic and aged are synonyms.

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Which word is an antonym for " Charitable "? (a) Stingy (b) Benevolent (c) Liberal (d) generous

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(a) Stingy

"Charitable" means generous in giving to those in need, so its opposite is "stingy" (unwilling to give). Benevolent, liberal and generous are synonyms.

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What is the opposite of "optimistic"? (a) Hopeful (b) Pessimistic (c) Positive (d) Confident

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(b) Pessimistic

"Optimistic" means expecting good outcomes; "pessimistic" means expecting the worst. Hopeful, positive and confident are similar to optimistic.

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What does the idiom "burn the midnight oil" mean? (a) To stay up late working or studying (b) To waste time (c) To light candle (d) To have a fire accident

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(a) To stay up late working or studying

"Burn the midnight oil" means to work or study late into the night, from the old practice of using oil lamps for light.

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What does the idiom "let the cat out of the bag" mean? (a) To free an animal (b) To reveal a hidden truth (c) To lose something important (d) To clean up quickly

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(b) To reveal a hidden truth

"Let the cat out of the bag" means to disclose a secret, usually by accident.

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What does the idiom "when pigs fly" mean? (a) Something is very likely to happen (b) Something will never happen (c) Something is happening right now (d) Something is delayed

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(b) Something will never happen

"When pigs fly" describes something impossible or extremely unlikely, since pigs cannot fly.

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Which sentence uses the article "an" correctly? (a) He saw an one-eyed pirate in the movie. (b) She had to get an X-ray after the accident. (c) They adopted an European puppy from the shelter. (d) He wants to become an university professor someday.

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(b) She had to get an X-ray after the accident.

"An" is used before a vowel sound. "X-ray" begins with the vowel sound /e/ ("ex"). "One-eyed", "European" and "university" begin with a /w/ or /j/ sound, so they take "a".

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Which sentence requires no article? (a) She is a doctor at the hospital. (b) He bought a new phone yesterday. (c) My father is an architect. (d) She became a president of the company.

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(d) She became a president of the company.

A unique title or position held by one person takes no article after verbs like "became": "She became president of the company". The other sentences correctly use "a" or "an" with a profession or a singular noun.

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Which sentence uses the correct article? (a) He is studying to be the engineer. (b) They traveled to the Japan last year. (c) They visited the Eiffel Tower last summer (d) She is studying at an university in London"

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(c) They visited the Eiffel Tower last summer.

"The" is used with a specific, unique landmark. The others are wrong: "the engineer" should be "an engineer", "the Japan" should be "Japan", and "an university" should be "a university".

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Which preposition correctly completes the sentence: "He is jealous __ his brother's success"? (a) of (b) about (c) with (d) at

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(a) of

The correct collocation is "jealous of" someone or something.

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What preposition should be used in the sentence: "He apologized __ being late"? (a) for (b) about (c) on (d) at

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(a) for

We "apologize for" something, so the sentence is "He apologized for being late".

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Choose the correct preposition: "She is afraid __ spiders"? (a) of (b) at (c) by (d) with

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(a) of

The correct collocation is "afraid of", so the sentence is "She is afraid of spiders".

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Which question corresponds to the statement: "They are going to the concert tonight."? (a) Are they going to the concert tonight? (b) Do they go to the concert tonight? (c) Did they go to the concert tonight? (d) Will they go to the concert tonight?

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(a) Are they going to the concert tonight?

The statement is in the present continuous ("are going"). A question is formed by moving the auxiliary "are" before the subject.

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What is the correct question form of the statement: "You should check the weather before leaving."? (a) Should you check the weather before leaving? (b) Do you check the weather before leaving? (c) Are you checking the weather before leaving? (d) Did you check the weather before leaving?

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(a) Should you check the weather before leaving?

The statement contains the modal "should". A question is formed by putting the modal before the subject, without "do".

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What is the correct question form of: "He will visit his parents tomorrow."? (a) Will he visit his parents tomorrow? (b) Is he visiting his parents tomorrow? (c) Did he visit his parents tomorrow? (d) Was he visiting his parents tomorrow?

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(a) Will he visit his parents tomorrow?

The statement is in the future simple with "will". The question is formed by putting "will" before the subject.

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You have had a long journey. You ........ be tired. (a) May (b) Might (c) Must (d) Can’t

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(c) Must

"Must" expresses a strong logical deduction. After a long journey, it is almost certain that you are tired.

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Which of the following words contains a prefix? (a) Disagree (b) Faster (c) Playing (d) Orange

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(a) Disagree

"Disagree" is formed from the prefix dis- (meaning "not") plus "agree". In faster, playing and orange, -er and -ing are suffixes and "orange" has no affix.

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Which prefix means "before" or "in advance"? (a) Mis- (b) Pre- (c) Sub- (d) Anti-

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(b) Pre-

The prefix pre- means "before" or "in advance", as in preview and prepare. Mis- means wrongly, sub- means under, and anti- means against.

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Which of the following words does NOT contain a prefix? (a) Unhappy (b) Return (c) Begin (d) Overcook

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(c) Begin

"Begin" is a base word with no prefix. Unhappy (un-), return (re-) and overcook (over-) all have prefixes.

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Which suffix means"full of" or "having the quality of"? (a) –ness (b) –ful (c) –er (d) -tion

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(b) –ful

The suffix -ful means "full of", as in helpful and beautiful. –ness forms a noun of state, –er a doer, and –tion a noun of action.

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Wisdom: The Light of the Mind Wisdom, often regarded as the guiding light of human thought, plays a crucial role in shaping meaningful and balanced lives. Unlike knowledge, which is the accumulation of facts, wisdom involves deep understanding, sound judgment, and the ability to apply experience thoughtfully. Throughout history, wise individuals—philosophers, leaders, and elders—have helped societies navigate complex challenges by offering insight and perspective. However, in the modern world, the pursuit of instant gratification and superficial information often overshadows the value of true wisdom. Cultivating wisdom requires patience, reflection, and a willingness to learn from both successes and failures.
What is the key difference between wisdom and knowledge according to the passage? (a) Wisdom is faster to acquire than knowledge. (b) Wisdom involves deep understanding and judgment, while knowledge is just facts. (c) Wisdom is only gained through formal education. (d) Knowledge is more important than wisdom.

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(b) Wisdom involves deep understanding and judgment, while knowledge is just facts.

The passage says knowledge is "the accumulation of facts", whereas wisdom involves "deep understanding, sound judgment" and applying experience.

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Wisdom: The Light of the Mind Wisdom, often regarded as the guiding light of human thought, plays a crucial role in shaping meaningful and balanced lives. Unlike knowledge, which is the accumulation of facts, wisdom involves deep understanding, sound judgment, and the ability to apply experience thoughtfully. Throughout history, wise individuals—philosophers, leaders, and elders—have helped societies navigate complex challenges by offering insight and perspective. However, in the modern world, the pursuit of instant gratification and superficial information often overshadows the value of true wisdom. Cultivating wisdom requires patience, reflection, and a willingness to learn from both successes and failures.
Which of the following is mentioned as a challenge to cultivating wisdom in the modern world? (a) Lack of access to information (b) The pursuit of instant gratification (c) Too many wise leaders (d) Excessive focus on deep learning

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(b) The pursuit of instant gratification

The passage says that "the pursuit of instant gratification and superficial information often overshadows the value of true wisdom".

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Wisdom: The Light of the Mind Wisdom, often regarded as the guiding light of human thought, plays a crucial role in shaping meaningful and balanced lives. Unlike knowledge, which is the accumulation of facts, wisdom involves deep understanding, sound judgment, and the ability to apply experience thoughtfully. Throughout history, wise individuals—philosophers, leaders, and elders—have helped societies navigate complex challenges by offering insight and perspective. However, in the modern world, the pursuit of instant gratification and superficial information often overshadows the value of true wisdom. Cultivating wisdom requires patience, reflection, and a willingness to learn from both successes and failures.
According to the passage, what does wisdom require for its development? (a) Memorizing large amounts of data (b) Patience, reflection, and learning from experience (c) Avoiding mistakes at all costs (d) Relying only on academic studies

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(b) Patience, reflection, and learning from experience

The last sentence states that cultivating wisdom requires "patience, reflection, and a willingness to learn from both successes and failures".

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Wisdom: The Light of the Mind Wisdom, often regarded as the guiding light of human thought, plays a crucial role in shaping meaningful and balanced lives. Unlike knowledge, which is the accumulation of facts, wisdom involves deep understanding, sound judgment, and the ability to apply experience thoughtfully. Throughout history, wise individuals—philosophers, leaders, and elders—have helped societies navigate complex challenges by offering insight and perspective. However, in the modern world, the pursuit of instant gratification and superficial information often overshadows the value of true wisdom. Cultivating wisdom requires patience, reflection, and a willingness to learn from both successes and failures.
What role have wise individuals played throughout history? (a) They have focused only on personal success. (b) They have helped societies navigate challenges with insight. (c) They have discouraged learning from failures. (d) They have replaced the need for knowledge.

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(b) They have helped societies navigate challenges with insight.

The passage says wise individuals "have helped societies navigate complex challenges by offering insight and perspective".

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On the 16 August, 1987 when I was told I had cancer of the lungs, my relatives and friends were alarmed at the apparent with which I received the news. I suppose they overlooked the fact that at my age (I turned 72 on January 26) you develop a practical acceptance which helps face the impact of even such shockers. Besides, the tendency to set a good example as head of a large family somehow grows on you. However, despite the outward bravado, deep inside I was jolted by the news. This was because, as far back as I can remember, my health had never given me cause for concern.
The ‘I’ in this passage stands for: (a) the nurse (b) the patient (c) the doctor (d) an accident victim

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(b) the patient

The narrator says he was told he had lung cancer and speaks about his own reaction to the news, so the "I" is the person who has the disease.

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On the 16 August, 1987 when I was told I had cancer of the lungs, my relatives and friends were alarmed at the apparent with which I received the news. I suppose they overlooked the fact that at my age (I turned 72 on January 26) you develop a practical acceptance which helps face the impact of even such shockers. Besides, the tendency to set a good example as head of a large family somehow grows on you. However, despite the outward bravado, deep inside I was jolted by the news. This was because, as far back as I can remember, my health had never given me cause for concern.
The narrator in this passage suffers from: (a) tuberculosis (b) typhoid (c) cancer of the lungs (d) bone cancer

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(c) cancer of the lungs

The first sentence states that on 16 August 1987 he "was told I had cancer of the lungs".

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On the 16 August, 1987 when I was told I had cancer of the lungs, my relatives and friends were alarmed at the apparent with which I received the news. I suppose they overlooked the fact that at my age (I turned 72 on January 26) you develop a practical acceptance which helps face the impact of even such shockers. Besides, the tendency to set a good example as head of a large family somehow grows on you. However, despite the outward bravado, deep inside I was jolted by the news. This was because, as far back as I can remember, my health had never given me cause for concern.
In terms of age, the patient is: (a) a young man (b) a school-going kid (c) a middle-aged person (d) an old man

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(d) an old man

He says he turned 72 on January 26, and that at his age one develops a practical acceptance, so he is elderly.

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On the 16 August, 1987 when I was told I had cancer of the lungs, my relatives and friends were alarmed at the apparent with which I received the news. I suppose they overlooked the fact that at my age (I turned 72 on January 26) you develop a practical acceptance which helps face the impact of even such shockers. Besides, the tendency to set a good example as head of a large family somehow grows on you. However, despite the outward bravado, deep inside I was jolted by the news. This was because, as far back as I can remember, my health had never given me cause for concern.
On hearing of the disease that has struck him, the narrator feels: (a) relieved (b) anxious (c) indifferent (d) shocked

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(d) shocked

Despite the outward bravado, "deep inside I was jolted by the news". To be jolted means to be shocked.

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On the 16 August, 1987 when I was told I had cancer of the lungs, my relatives and friends were alarmed at the apparent with which I received the news. I suppose they overlooked the fact that at my age (I turned 72 on January 26) you develop a practical acceptance which helps face the impact of even such shockers. Besides, the tendency to set a good example as head of a large family somehow grows on you. However, despite the outward bravado, deep inside I was jolted by the news. This was because, as far back as I can remember, my health had never given me cause for concern.
Before the disease struck him, the narrator’s health had always been: (a) good (b) poor (c) indifferent (d) full of problems

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(a) good

He says that as far back as he can remember his health had never given him cause for concern, so it had always been good.

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Diamond value is based on four characteristics: carat, color, clarity, and cut. A diamond’s size is measured by carat weight. There are 100 points in a carat and 142 carats in an ounce. Each point above 1 carat is more valuable than each point below 1 carat. Thus, a stone that weighs more than 1 carat is more valuable per point than a stone that is smaller than 1 carat. The scale used for rating a diamond’s color begins with “D,” which means the stone is absolutely colorless and therefore most valuable. “E” and “F” are almost colorless. All three are good for investments. A stone rated between “G” and “J” is good for jewelry. After that the stones take on a slightly yellowish color, which gets deeper as the grade declines. The clarity of stone is determined by its lack of carbon spots, inner flaws, and surface blemishes. While most of these are invisible to the unaided eye, they do affect the diamond’s brilliance. For jewelry, a diamond related VVSI (very very slight imperfections) is as close to flawless as one will find. After that the scale goes to VVS2, VS1, VS2 SI, SI2, I1, I2, and so on. Final characteristic is cut. When shaped (round, oval, emerald, marquise, pear, or heart), the diamond should be faceted so that light is directed into the depth of the prism and then reflected outward again. A well-cut diamond will separate the light into different colors when the light is reflected. Only stones of similar shape should have their reflective qualities compared, as some shapes are more reflective than others. For example, the round shape is the most reflective.
The passage is mainly about (a) the cost of diamonds. (b) qualities affecting diamond values. (c) how to judge an expensive diamond. (d) buying diamonds for jewelry

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(b) qualities affecting diamond values.

The passage explains the four characteristics (carat, color, clarity and cut) on which a diamond's value is based.

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Diamond value is based on four characteristics: carat, color, clarity, and cut. A diamond’s size is measured by carat weight. There are 100 points in a carat and 142 carats in an ounce. Each point above 1 carat is more valuable than each point below 1 carat. Thus, a stone that weighs more than 1 carat is more valuable per point than a stone that is smaller than 1 carat. The scale used for rating a diamond’s color begins with “D,” which means the stone is absolutely colorless and therefore most valuable. “E” and “F” are almost colorless. All three are good for investments. A stone rated between “G” and “J” is good for jewelry. After that the stones take on a slightly yellowish color, which gets deeper as the grade declines. The clarity of stone is determined by its lack of carbon spots, inner flaws, and surface blemishes. While most of these are invisible to the unaided eye, they do affect the diamond’s brilliance. For jewelry, a diamond related VVSI (very very slight imperfections) is as close to flawless as one will find. After that the scale goes to VVS2, VS1, VS2 SI, SI2, I1, I2, and so on. Final characteristic is cut. When shaped (round, oval, emerald, marquise, pear, or heart), the diamond should be faceted so that light is directed into the depth of the prism and then reflected outward again. A well-cut diamond will separate the light into different colors when the light is reflected. Only stones of similar shape should have their reflective qualities compared, as some shapes are more reflective than others. For example, the round shape is the most reflective.
What can be said about a 1-carat diamond? (a) It has 100 points. (b) It weighs announce. (c) It costs twice as much as a smaller once. (d) It has the same quality as a half-carat diamond

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(a) It has 100 points.

The passage states that there are 100 points in a carat, so a 1-carat diamond has 100 points. The other options are not supported (142 carats make an ounce, not the reverse).

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Diamond value is based on four characteristics: carat, color, clarity, and cut. A diamond’s size is measured by carat weight. There are 100 points in a carat and 142 carats in an ounce. Each point above 1 carat is more valuable than each point below 1 carat. Thus, a stone that weighs more than 1 carat is more valuable per point than a stone that is smaller than 1 carat. The scale used for rating a diamond’s color begins with “D,” which means the stone is absolutely colorless and therefore most valuable. “E” and “F” are almost colorless. All three are good for investments. A stone rated between “G” and “J” is good for jewelry. After that the stones take on a slightly yellowish color, which gets deeper as the grade declines. The clarity of stone is determined by its lack of carbon spots, inner flaws, and surface blemishes. While most of these are invisible to the unaided eye, they do affect the diamond’s brilliance. For jewelry, a diamond related VVSI (very very slight imperfections) is as close to flawless as one will find. After that the scale goes to VVS2, VS1, VS2 SI, SI2, I1, I2, and so on. Final characteristic is cut. When shaped (round, oval, emerald, marquise, pear, or heart), the diamond should be faceted so that light is directed into the depth of the prism and then reflected outward again. A well-cut diamond will separate the light into different colors when the light is reflected. Only stones of similar shape should have their reflective qualities compared, as some shapes are more reflective than others. For example, the round shape is the most reflective.
The word absolutely is closest in meaning to (a) actually (b) positively (c) greatly (d) completely

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(d) completely

"Absolutely colorless" means entirely or completely without color.

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Diamond value is based on four characteristics: carat, color, clarity, and cut. A diamond’s size is measured by carat weight. There are 100 points in a carat and 142 carats in an ounce. Each point above 1 carat is more valuable than each point below 1 carat. Thus, a stone that weighs more than 1 carat is more valuable per point than a stone that is smaller than 1 carat. The scale used for rating a diamond’s color begins with “D,” which means the stone is absolutely colorless and therefore most valuable. “E” and “F” are almost colorless. All three are good for investments. A stone rated between “G” and “J” is good for jewelry. After that the stones take on a slightly yellowish color, which gets deeper as the grade declines. The clarity of stone is determined by its lack of carbon spots, inner flaws, and surface blemishes. While most of these are invisible to the unaided eye, they do affect the diamond’s brilliance. For jewelry, a diamond related VVSI (very very slight imperfections) is as close to flawless as one will find. After that the scale goes to VVS2, VS1, VS2 SI, SI2, I1, I2, and so on. Final characteristic is cut. When shaped (round, oval, emerald, marquise, pear, or heart), the diamond should be faceted so that light is directed into the depth of the prism and then reflected outward again. A well-cut diamond will separate the light into different colors when the light is reflected. Only stones of similar shape should have their reflective qualities compared, as some shapes are more reflective than others. For example, the round shape is the most reflective.
A stone that has no color at all is rated (a) A (b) Z (c) D (d) J

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(c) D

The color scale begins with "D", which means the stone is absolutely colorless.

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Diamond value is based on four characteristics: carat, color, clarity, and cut. A diamond’s size is measured by carat weight. There are 100 points in a carat and 142 carats in an ounce. Each point above 1 carat is more valuable than each point below 1 carat. Thus, a stone that weighs more than 1 carat is more valuable per point than a stone that is smaller than 1 carat. The scale used for rating a diamond’s color begins with “D,” which means the stone is absolutely colorless and therefore most valuable. “E” and “F” are almost colorless. All three are good for investments. A stone rated between “G” and “J” is good for jewelry. After that the stones take on a slightly yellowish color, which gets deeper as the grade declines. The clarity of stone is determined by its lack of carbon spots, inner flaws, and surface blemishes. While most of these are invisible to the unaided eye, they do affect the diamond’s brilliance. For jewelry, a diamond related VVSI (very very slight imperfections) is as close to flawless as one will find. After that the scale goes to VVS2, VS1, VS2 SI, SI2, I1, I2, and so on. Final characteristic is cut. When shaped (round, oval, emerald, marquise, pear, or heart), the diamond should be faceted so that light is directed into the depth of the prism and then reflected outward again. A well-cut diamond will separate the light into different colors when the light is reflected. Only stones of similar shape should have their reflective qualities compared, as some shapes are more reflective than others. For example, the round shape is the most reflective.
The word “flawless” is closest in meaning to (a) unblemished (b) unsaturated (c) unrefined (d) unburied

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(a) unblemished

Flawless means without any flaw, which is the same as unblemished (free of marks or imperfections).

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Diamond value is based on four characteristics: carat, color, clarity, and cut. A diamond’s size is measured by carat weight. There are 100 points in a carat and 142 carats in an ounce. Each point above 1 carat is more valuable than each point below 1 carat. Thus, a stone that weighs more than 1 carat is more valuable per point than a stone that is smaller than 1 carat. The scale used for rating a diamond’s color begins with “D,” which means the stone is absolutely colorless and therefore most valuable. “E” and “F” are almost colorless. All three are good for investments. A stone rated between “G” and “J” is good for jewelry. After that the stones take on a slightly yellowish color, which gets deeper as the grade declines. The clarity of stone is determined by its lack of carbon spots, inner flaws, and surface blemishes. While most of these are invisible to the unaided eye, they do affect the diamond’s brilliance. For jewelry, a diamond related VVSI (very very slight imperfections) is as close to flawless as one will find. After that the scale goes to VVS2, VS1, VS2 SI, SI2, I1, I2, and so on. Final characteristic is cut. When shaped (round, oval, emerald, marquise, pear, or heart), the diamond should be faceted so that light is directed into the depth of the prism and then reflected outward again. A well-cut diamond will separate the light into different colors when the light is reflected. Only stones of similar shape should have their reflective qualities compared, as some shapes are more reflective than others. For example, the round shape is the most reflective.
It can be inferred from the passage that a diamond which is perfect is: (a) not used for jewelry. (b) rated VVS1. (c) very large. (d) invisible to the unaided eye

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(b) rated VVS1.

The passage says that for jewelry, a diamond rated VVS1 is as close to flawless as one will find, so a perfect diamond is inferred to carry that rating.

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Gavin is a successful freelance IT consultant- but he hasn’t always been one. His original training was as an architect and he went on to practice that profession for several years, before losing his job in recession. Rather than look for another job within architecture, he decided to see if he could make a living from his favorite leisure occupation-computers. ‘I never imagined I’d make such good earning,’ he says. And he’s doing well- the quality of his work means that his phone is always ringing. ‘Because I know both the software and the hardware side of computers, I can find out where problems are quickly.’ It’s often the case in consultancy that different specialists are only able to work on certain aspects. Of course, there are disadvantages to the job. Scheduling can sometimes be a problem. If he’s already busy, and then someone calls with an urgent problem, it can either mean letting them down, and so missing out on the payment, or having to work very late to get all the jobs done. People are often very irritated with their computers and the delays breakdowns cause them, but Gavin knows this anger isn’t aimed at him. Most of his clients are private individuals working from home. However, he also deals, for example, with families where the parents want to learn about the Internet in order to keep up with their children, and occasionally with small companies, although crowded offices are not necessarily enjoyable places to do his work in. He’s lucky that the kind of client that accounts for most of his business is also the one he prefers to work with. It’s a strange truth that because he’s effective in his work, he doesn’t often need to be asked back to do more. But personal contact does help, in that clients are always recommending him to their friends and colleagues, and this of course saves the time and effort of advertising in newspapers or building a website. Despite the stress he feels sometimes as he hurries from one side of the city to the other to keep appointments, he enjoys his work. ‘When people suddenly realize what their machine can do for them and how many boring task it can take away from them, that’s brilliant. What that happens, it’s all worth it.’
What does he find most rewarding about his work? (a) Seeing clients understand how computers can help them (b) being able to manage his own time effectively (c) learning to use new computer applications Grammar Causative Verbs The causative verbs are used to indicate that one person causes a second person to do something for the first person. Have, get, make are the causative verbs. Though ‘let’ and ‘help’ are not actually causatives, they function as causatives. General structures: a. Get and have can be used without agent. In such case, the structures to be used are: i) Subject +has/ have/had + agent + infinitive and ii) subject + get/gets/got + agent + to- infinitive For e.g.: My sister had a maid work in the kitchen. I got my friend to write an essay. b. Get and have can be used with object. In such case, the structures to be used are: i) Subject + has/have had + object+ V3 and ii) Subject + get/gets/got + object + V3 For e.g.: I had my job done yesterday. My dad got his letters typed. c. Make is used to make someone do something. In such case , the structure to be used is: subject + make/makes/made + agent + infinitive. For e.g.: John makes Julia wash his clothes. MCQs 1. I got my uncle (mend) the pressure cooker. a. to mend b. mending c. mended (d) mend

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(a) Seeing clients understand how computers can help them

Gavin says that when people suddenly realize what their machine can do for them and how many boring tasks it can take away, "that's brilliant... it's all worth it".

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The passive form of ‘She doesn’t like anyone looking at her’: (a) She doesn’t like people looking at her. (b) She doesn’t like looking at people. (c) She doesn’t like being looked at. (d) She doesn’t like people look at her

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(c) She doesn't like being looked at.

The gerund passive "being looked at" keeps the meaning, with "her" as the receiver of the looking.

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I saw him leaving the house. The passive form of this sentence is: (a) He was seen to be leaving the house by me. (b) Leaving the hose he was seen by me. (c) He was seen leaving the house by me. (d) He had been seen leaving the house by me

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(c) He was seen leaving the house by me.

With the verb of perception "saw" plus an -ing participle, the passive keeps the participle: "He was seen leaving the house by me".

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The passive form of ‘Why do you laugh at me?’ is: (a) Why am I laughed by you? (b) Why am I laughed at by you? (c) Why am I being laughed at? (d) Why am I to laugh at me?

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(b) Why am I laughed at by you?

The phrasal verb "laugh at" keeps its preposition in the passive, and the simple present question becomes "am I laughed at" with the agent "by you".

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His pocket has been picked. It means: (a) Picked has been his pocket. (b) They have his pocket picked. (c) Someone has picked his pocket. (d) Picking has been done to his pocket

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(c) Someone has picked his pocket.

The sentence is a present perfect passive. Its active form is "Someone has picked his pocket".

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The passive of “When do they convene a meeting?” is: (a) When is a meeting being convene by them? (b) When do a meeting convened by them? (c) When is a meeting convened by them? (d) Has meeting been convened by them?

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(c) When is a meeting convened by them?

The simple present active "do they convene" becomes "is ... convened" in the passive, with the agent "by them".

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The passive of ‘The news shocked me’ is: (a) I was shocked by the news. (b) I was shocked with the news. (c) I was shocked at the news. (d) The news have shocked me

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(a) I was shocked by the news.

The object "me" becomes the subject "I", the verb takes the form "was shocked" (past simple passive), and the old subject follows "by". "Shocked at/with" is not the passive of this sentence, and "have" does not agree with "news".

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The passive of “Who taught her such thing?” is: (a) Who was she taught such things by? (b) By whom she was taught such things? (c) Whom was she taught such things? (d) By who was she taught such things

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(a) Who was she taught such things by?

In the active sentence "who" is the subject, so in the passive it becomes the agent. The object "her" becomes the subject "she", and the verb becomes "was taught". Option (b) lacks the inversion needed in a question, (c) drops the agent, and (d) uses "who" after a preposition and has the wrong word order.

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Let’s have some breakfast,………..? (a) shall you (b) shall we (c) won’t you (d) will you

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(b) shall we

A sentence beginning with "Let's" is a suggestion that includes the speaker, so the question tag is "shall we?".

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Let him watch TV,………..? (a) will you (b) won’t you (c) shall he (d) will he

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(a) will you

"Let him ..." is an imperative (a request or permission), and imperatives take the tag "will you?".

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We have our room cleaned, ……….? (a) don’t we (b) don’t they (c) do we (d) haven’t we

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(a) don't we

Here "have" is the main verb in the causative sense ("have something done"), so the tag uses the auxiliary "do": "don't we?".

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I shall never forget you,…………..? (a) shalln’t I (b) should I (c) shan’t I (d) shall I

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(c) shan't I

The statement is positive with the auxiliary "shall", so the tag is negative and uses the same auxiliary: "shan't I?".

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Do it now or never, ………….? (a) don’t you (b) do you (c) will you (d) shall you

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(c) will you

An imperative sentence takes the tag "will you?".

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If I had a bicycle, I………..ride it every day. (a) will (b) would (c) shall (d) may

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(b) would

This is a second conditional (unreal present): "If + past simple, ... would + base verb".

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If a thief…………in my room at night, I’d throw something at him. (a) will come (b) comes (c) came (d) is coming

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(c) came

Second conditional: the "if" clause takes the past simple ("came") because the main clause has "I'd" (would).

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If I had enough money, I ………. a car. (a) would have bought (b) will buy (c) would buy (d) would be buying

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(c) would buy

Second conditional: "If I had ..., I would buy ...". "Would have bought" belongs to the third conditional.

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If you heat ice, it…………. (a) will melt (b) would melt (c) melts (d) would have melted

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(c) melts

This is a zero conditional (general truth): present simple in both clauses.

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If I…………him, I would accept the proposal. (a) am (b) was (c) were (d) had been me

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(c) were

In the second conditional of an imagined situation ("If I were him"), the subjunctive "were" is used for all persons. "Had been me" is ungrammatical.

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He asked me………. (a) what is your name (b) what your name is (c) what my name is (d) what my name was

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(d) what my name was

In reported speech the question becomes a statement word order, the pronoun "your" changes to "my", and the tense shifts back to the past: "was".

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The teacher asked us………….. (a) what do we want (b) what we wanted (c) what did we want (d) what we are wanting

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(b) what we wanted

Reported question: statement word order with no "do", and the tense is backshifted from "do we want" to "we wanted".

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I replied that I came from London when she said to me, “……….?” (a) where do I come from (b) where you come from (c) where do you come from (d) where I came from

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(c) where do you come from

The direct question is "Where do you come from?", asked by her to the speaker. The speaker (I) replied that he came from London, so "I" in the report becomes "you" in the direct speech, and the question keeps its inverted form with "do".

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The policeman asked me where………. (a) I’m going (b) are you going (c) I was going (d) I have been going

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(c) I was going

After the past reporting verb "asked", the reported question uses statement order and the past continuous: "where I was going".

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He said, “What a beautiful girl she is!” He exclaimed that………… (a) what was she beautiful girl (b) she is a beautiful girl (c) she was a beautiful girl (d) How beautiful girl she is

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(c) she was a beautiful girl

An exclamation is reported with "that" in a statement form, and the tense shifts from "is" to "was": "He exclaimed that she was a beautiful girl."

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From the underlined portions, select the part which is incorrect: After the parents took they're child to see a horror film, he cried all night. A B C D No error E Articles ‘A’ and 'an' come before only singular countable nouns; they mean one. They can be used in a general statement or to introduce a subject which has not been previously mentioned. For example: I bought an umbrella. I saw a man walking in the street. 'An' is used before words that begin with a vowel sound. 'A' is used before words that begin with a consonant sound. The following words begin with a consonant sound and thus must always be preceded by 'a'. European Eulogy Euphemism Eucalyptus House Home Heavy Half Uniform University Universal Union The following words begin with a vowel sound and thus must always be preceded by an. Hour Heir Herbal Honor Uncle Umbrella Unnatural Understanding 'The' is used to indicate something that we already know about or something that is common knowledge. Use THE with:  Oceans, rivers, seas, gulfs, plural lakes: the Red Sea, the Atlantic Ocean, the Great Lakes  Mountains: the Rocky Mountains, the Andes  Ordinal numbers before nouns: the First World War, the third chapter  Schools, Colleges, Universities when the phrase begins with school, college etc: the University of Florida, the College of Arts and Sciences  Historical documents: the Constitution, the Magna Carta  Ethnic groups: the Indians, the Mongolians Don't use THE with:  Singular lakes: Lake Rara, Lake Phewa  Mounts: Mount Everest  Ordinal numbers after nouns: World War One, chapter three  Schools, Colleges, Universities, when the phrase begins with a proper noun: Tribhuvan University, St. Xavier's College  Sports: basketball, football  Abstract nouns: happiness, freedom  General areas of subject matter: mathematics, sociology  Holidays: Christmas, thanks giving MCQs 1. He got into…………car with me. (a) a (b) an (c) the (d) no article

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(a) a

"Car" is a singular countable noun beginning with a consonant sound and mentioned for the first time, so the indefinite article "a" is used.

In the example sentence above, the incorrect part is "they're" (C); it should be the possessive "their".

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He likes to play games…………: cricket, basketball and baseball. (a) So (b) as (c) such as (d) so as

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(c) such as

"Such as" introduces examples: cricket, basketball and baseball are examples of games.

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Breathing into a paper bag is yet……..cure for the hiccups. (a) the other (b) another (c) others (d) other

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(b) another

"Another" means one more (an additional) cure, and it goes with a singular countable noun. "Yet another cure" is a fixed pattern.

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I don’t want this book, I want……….one on the shelf. (a) the another (b) others (c) the others (d) the other

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(d) the other

"The other one" refers to the specific remaining one of two books (this one and the one on the shelf).

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………a bike, a car has four wheels. (a) like (b) Alike (c) Likes (d) Unlike

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(d) Unlike

A bike has two wheels while a car has four, so the sentence expresses contrast: "Unlike a bike, a car has four wheels."

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Some artists use traditional designs while…………use more modern themes. (a) the other (b) another (c) others (d) the others

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(c) others

"Some ... while others ..." is the standard pattern. "Others" is a plural pronoun with no noun after it.

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The twins are……… (a) like (b) unlike (c) alike (d) likely

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(c) alike

"Alike" is an adjective used after the verb meaning similar, so "The twins are alike." "Like" and "unlike" need an object, and "likely" changes the meaning.

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He is…….a lawyer and a professor. (a) not only (b) both (c) as well as (d) and

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(b) both

"Both ... and ..." is the correlative pair, giving "He is both a lawyer and a professor". "Not only" would need "but also".

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She arrived late in the class………a traffic jam. (a) because (b) as (c) because of (d) since

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(c) because of

"Because of" is a preposition and takes a noun phrase ("a traffic jam"). "Because", "as" and "since" must be followed by a clause with a subject and verb.

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……………Julia was absent for three weeks, she still completed her work on time. (a) despite (b) In spite of (c) Though (d) Nevertheless

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(c) Though

The blank begins a full clause ("Julia was absent for three weeks"), so a conjunction is needed. "Despite" and "In spite of" take a noun or gerund, and "Nevertheless" is an adverb that cannot join the clauses this way.

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It was………expensive car, therefore I didn’t buy it. (a) so (b) such (c) too (d) such an

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(d) such an

"Such" goes with a singular countable noun phrase that has an adjective: such + a/an + adjective + noun. "Such an expensive car" is correct, while "so" and "too" cannot directly precede "an expensive car".

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He is……….intelligent…….capable of doing that work. (a) either, or (b) as though, were (c) as well as (d) neither, nor

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(d) neither, nor

"He is neither intelligent nor capable of doing that work" is the only pair that gives a meaningful, grammatical sentence. "Either...or" would not suit this negative meaning, and "as well as" is not a paired blank.

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You can stay in this room……..you you don’t make noise. (a) provided that (b) as (c) because (d) so that

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(a) provided that

"Provided that" introduces a condition: you may stay on condition that you do not make noise. "So that" shows purpose, and "because" and "as" give reasons, which do not fit.

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She looks…….she……….sick. (a) whether, not (b) as if, is (c) as though, were (d) as though, was

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(c) as though, were

"As though" expresses an unreal or hypothetical comparison, and the subjunctive "were" is used with it: "She looks as though she were sick."

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He was told not to worry………the matter. (a) for (b) at (c) about (d) on

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(c) about

The verb "worry" takes the preposition "about": worry about the matter.

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John’s father disapproved……his intention to become an actor. (a) on (b) of (c) at (d) for

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(b) of

"Disapprove" is followed by "of": disapprove of his intention.

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The cat was killed by a truck which went……….it. (a) under (b) on (c) through (d) over

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(d) over

The truck ran over the cat, meaning it passed across the top of it. "Over" is the correct preposition for this sense.

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Some dreams last……….hours. (a) till (b) from (c) for (d) until

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(c) for

"For" is used with a period of time (for hours). "Till" and "until" are used with a point in time.

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A hawker goes……house…….house. (a) to, to (b) from, at (c) by, to (d) from, to

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(d) from, to

The fixed phrase is "from house to house", meaning one house after another.

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He is born……….rich parents. (a) from (b) by (c) for (d) of

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(d) of

"Born of" is used when mentioning parentage: born of rich parents.

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You must dispense……….his services. (a) of (b) with (c) on (d) at

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(b) with

The phrasal verb is "dispense with", meaning to do without: dispense with his services.

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The art of correct spelling: (a) calligraphy (b) phonetics (c) orthography (d) orthodontist

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(c) orthography

Orthography is the study or art of correct spelling. Calligraphy is beautiful handwriting and phonetics is the study of speech sounds. An orthodontist is a dentist who corrects teeth.

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Gift left by will: (a) alimony (b) parsimony (c) legacy (d) property

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(c) legacy

A legacy is a gift of money or property left to someone in a will. Alimony is money paid to a former spouse, and parsimony means extreme stinginess.

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A list of things to be discussed at a meeting: (a) list (b) agenda (c) manifesto (d) minutes

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(b) agenda

An agenda is the list of items to be discussed at a meeting. Minutes are the written record of what was discussed after the meeting.

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Money paid to a person after the completion of a work: (a) sinecure (b) salary (c) cheque (d) remuneration

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(d) remuneration

Remuneration is payment for work or services done. A sinecure is a job with pay but little work, and a salary is a fixed regular payment, not specifically one made after completing a work.

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Changing one's mind too quickly: (a) adaptability (b) instability (c) versatility (d) vacillations

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(d) vacillations

To vacillate is to waver or keep changing one's mind. Versatility means being able to adapt to many things, and instability is a more general term.

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A word no longer in use: (a) exotic (b) primitive (c) obsolete (d) ancient

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(c) obsolete

Obsolete means no longer in use, as of a word or a machine. "Ancient" and "primitive" refer to great age or an early stage, not disuse.

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One who readily believes: (a) skeptical (b) hopeful (c) atheist (d) credulous

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(d) credulous

A credulous person readily believes things, often without enough evidence. A skeptical person doubts, and an atheist does not believe in God.

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A person who walks in his sleep: (a) somnambulist (b) soliloquist (c) night walker (d) thief

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(a) somnambulist

A somnambulist is a person who walks in his sleep (sleepwalker). A soliloquist is one who talks to himself.

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A person who is very fond of his wife: (a) lover (b) crazy (c) uxorious (d) fanatic

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(c) uxorious

Uxorious describes a man excessively fond of or devoted to his wife.

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A short walk for pleasure or exercise: (a) jog (b) gallop (c) stroll (d) promenade

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(c) stroll

A stroll is a short, leisurely walk for pleasure or exercise. A jog and a gallop are faster movements, and a promenade is usually a public place or a formal walk.

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A. Select the word which is similar in meaning to the given word: ENTICE (a) tempt (b) attract (c) tease (d) rebuke

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(a) tempt

To entice is to attract by offering pleasure or reward, which is closest in meaning to "tempt". "Attract" is more general, and "rebuke" means to scold.

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A. Select the word which is similar in meaning to the given word: PEJORATIVE (a) Fluctuate (b) admire (c) degrading (d) dilemma

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(c) degrading

Pejorative means expressing contempt or disapproval, i.e. belittling or degrading.

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A. Select the word which is similar in meaning to the given word: TANTAMOUNT (a) Showy (b) puzzling (c) pious (d) indistinguishable

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(d) indistinguishable

Tantamount means equivalent in value, effect or meaning, so "indistinguishable" (the same, hard to tell apart) is the closest.

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A. Select the word which is similar in meaning to the given word: APOCRYPHAL (a) Disputed (b) difficult (c) honest (d) fertile

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(a) Disputed

Apocryphal means of doubtful authenticity or not generally accepted as true, which matches "disputed".

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A. Select the word which is similar in meaning to the given word: WOE (a) Awesome (b) awe-inspiring (c) beautiful (d) anguish

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(d) anguish

Woe means great sorrow or distress, which is the meaning of anguish.

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Select the correct antonym: Genuine (a) true (b) original (c) pure (d) facsimile

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(d) facsimile

Genuine means real and authentic. A facsimile is a copy or imitation, so it is the opposite. True, original and pure are synonyms.

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Select the correct antonym: Antipathy (a) indifference (b) unwillingness (c) sympathy (d) hatred

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(c) sympathy

Antipathy is a strong dislike or aversion; its opposite is sympathy (fellow feeling). Hatred is a synonym.

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Select the correct antonym: Malevolent (a) benevolent (b) hateful (c) abhor (d) spiteful

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(a) benevolent

Malevolent means wishing harm to others. Benevolent means kind and well-meaning. Hateful and spiteful are synonyms.

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Select the correct antonym: Fiasco (a) failure (b) success (c) uncertain (d) mismanagement

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(b) success

A fiasco is a complete and humiliating failure, so its antonym is success.

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Select the correct antonym: Hypothesis (a) fact (b) supposition (c) fiction (d) untrue

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(a) fact

A hypothesis is an unproven supposition put forward for testing. Its opposite among the options is an established fact.

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Select the correct antonym: Orthodox (a) conservative (b) covert (c) narrow-minded (d) candid

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(d) candid

Orthodox means conventional and conforming to accepted beliefs. Conservative and narrow-minded are close to it in meaning, so they are ruled out. Of the remaining two, candid (frank, open, unreserved) is the better contrast, as it is the opposite of being rigidly guarded and traditional in outlook.

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Select the correct antonym: Comply (a) follow (b) abide (c) listen (d) violate

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(d) violate

To comply is to obey a rule or request. To violate is to break it. Follow and abide are synonyms.

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Select the correct antonym: Holy (a) righteous (b) spiritual (c) profane (d) sacred

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(c) profane

Holy means sacred or religious. Profane means irreverent or not sacred. Righteous, spiritual and sacred are synonyms.

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Select the correct antonym: Bawdy (a) decent (b) dirty (c) stinking (d) pungent

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(a) decent

Bawdy means humorously indecent or vulgar. Decent (proper, modest) is its opposite.

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Select the correct antonym: Parsimony (a) generous (b) selfish (c) economical (d) meanness

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(a) generous

Parsimony means extreme unwillingness to spend; stinginess. Its opposite is generosity, so "generous" is the answer.

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