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1. Question
The man whom I thought was thoroughly honest proved to be a swindler
Correct(d) No improvement
Incorrect(d) No improvement
- Question 2 of 20
2. Question
No sooner had the dividend been declared, the notices were sent out
Correct(c) hardly (Adv.) : used for saying that something has
just begun, happened etc.
Hardly — when are the right pair of Correlatives.
Hardly had the dividend been declared than the notices
were sent out— is the right optionIncorrect(c) hardly (Adv.) : used for saying that something has
just begun, happened etc.
Hardly — when are the right pair of Correlatives.
Hardly had the dividend been declared than the notices
were sent out— is the right option - Question 3 of 20
3. Question
Riding upon his horse, the tiger jumped at him
Correct(b) The tiger jumped at him while he was riding upon
his horse is the right optionIncorrect(b) The tiger jumped at him while he was riding upon
his horse is the right option - Question 4 of 20
4. Question
I, in black and white must have your terms down
Correct(c) in black and white (Idiom) : in writing or printing
I must have your terms down, in black and white is
the right optionIncorrect(c) in black and white (Idiom) : in writing or printing
I must have your terms down, in black and white is
the right option - Question 5 of 20
5. Question
When we came out of the restaurant it was half past eleven.
Correct(d) No improvement
Incorrect(d) No improvement
- Question 6 of 20
6. Question
What do you for go to school ?
Correct(c) Questions beginning with what will end with a preposition.
l What music are you listening to (Prep.) ?
What do you go to school for ? — is the right optionIncorrect(c) Questions beginning with what will end with a preposition.
l What music are you listening to (Prep.) ?
What do you go to school for ? — is the right option - Question 7 of 20
7. Question
He pleased the directors and this completed his report in good time
Correct(b) in good time (Idiom) : early ; with enough time so
that you may not be in a hurry
He completed his report in good time and this pleased
the directors is the right optionIncorrect(b) in good time (Idiom) : early ; with enough time so
that you may not be in a hurry
He completed his report in good time and this pleased
the directors is the right option - Question 8 of 20
8. Question
The courtiers used to tell the King how efficient an administrator he was all day long
Correct(c) all day long (Idioms) : throughout the day
The courtiers used to tell the king all day long how
efficient an administrator he was is the right optionIncorrect(c) all day long (Idioms) : throughout the day
The courtiers used to tell the king all day long how
efficient an administrator he was is the right option - Question 9 of 20
9. Question
Every Saturday I go out for shopping
Correct(d) No improvement
shopping is a Gerund.Incorrect(d) No improvement
shopping is a Gerund. - Question 10 of 20
10. Question
We had a grand party and we enjoyed very much
Correct(c) ourselves (Ref.Pro.) : used when you are affected
by an action.Incorrect(c) ourselves (Ref.Pro.) : used when you are affected
by an action. - Question 11 of 20
11. Question
He has for good left India
Correct(b) For good (Idiom) : permanently
l This time she’s leaving for good (she will never return)
He has left India for good— is the right option.Incorrect(b) For good (Idiom) : permanently
l This time she’s leaving for good (she will never return)
He has left India for good— is the right option. - Question 12 of 20
12. Question
We are credibly informed that the murderer has given himself up
Correct(d) No improvement
credibly (Adv.) : in a way that is easy or possible to
believe
give somebody up (Idiom) : to offer somebody to be
captured (caught)Incorrect(d) No improvement
credibly (Adv.) : in a way that is easy or possible to
believe
give somebody up (Idiom) : to offer somebody to be
captured (caught) - Question 13 of 20
13. Question
We generally select one of the most intelligent student of the school for this award.
Correct(a) student will be used in Plural (students)
one of is followed by PluN.
one of the most intelligent students of the school
— is the right option.Incorrect(a) student will be used in Plural (students)
one of is followed by PluN.
one of the most intelligent students of the school
— is the right option. - Question 14 of 20
14. Question
My friend lives in a nearby street whose name I have forgotten.
Correct(a) whose (Pro., Det.) : used for saying which person
or thing you mean
which (Pro., Det.) : used to be exact about the thing
l It was a crisis for which she was totally unprepared.
Here, the name of which is the right usage.Incorrect(a) whose (Pro., Det.) : used for saying which person
or thing you mean
which (Pro., Det.) : used to be exact about the thing
l It was a crisis for which she was totally unprepared.
Here, the name of which is the right usage. - Question 15 of 20
15. Question
He both won a medal and a scholarship
Correct(c) He won both a medal and a scholarship is the right
optionIncorrect(c) He won both a medal and a scholarship is the right
option - Question 16 of 20
16. Question
A taller Sikh rushed forward than any of his comrades
Correct(a) A sikh, taller than any of his comrades, rushed
forward is the right optionIncorrect(a) A sikh, taller than any of his comrades, rushed
forward is the right option - Question 17 of 20
17. Question
An author in the reign of Queen Anne who was famous lived in a cottage
Correct(c) An author who was famous in the reign of Queen
Anne, lived in a cottage is the right optionIncorrect(c) An author who was famous in the reign of Queen
Anne, lived in a cottage is the right option - Question 18 of 20
18. Question
In the absence of your support, he would have lost the election
Correct(c) He would have lost the election if you had not supported
him is the right optionIncorrect(c) He would have lost the election if you had not supported
him is the right option - Question 19 of 20
19. Question
My uncle is enough rich to buy a car
Correct(a) My uncle is rich enough to buy a car is the right
option.Incorrect(a) My uncle is rich enough to buy a car is the right
option. - Question 20 of 20
20. Question
Walking along the road, an old man ran over the lorry
Correct(c) The lorry ran over an old man walking along the
road is the right optionIncorrect(c) The lorry ran over an old man walking along the
road is the right option
