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The document contains 30 sentences with errors in subject-verb agreement, pronoun agreement, or other grammatical issues. Each sentence is followed by an option of "no error", indicating the sentence is grammatically correct. The document tests identification of grammatical errors in short sentences.

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1. a) One must be / b) conscientious about / c) their dental hygiene.

/ d) no error

2. a) One of the seniors / b) lost their bike yesterday. / c) no error

3. a) Everybody should / b) have someone to / c) share their dreams with. / d) no error

4. a) Anybody can/ b) do the work if they/ c) try it once. / d) no error

5. a) let she and he / b) finish the work / c) in five days. / d) no error

6. a) Everyone came / b) for the bachelors/ c) party except for he. / d) no error

7. a) She resigned / b) from the company. / c) no error

8. a) I myself qualified / b) in the exam / c) as i worked hard. / d) no error

9. a) He, you and I / b) have been to / c) this place once. / d) no error

10. a) They, you and we / b) use to play / c) in this ground. / d) no error

11.a) Shran and I / b) went out / c) to get the vegetables. / d) no error

12. a) They had no liking / b) for such a man as him. / c) no error

13. a) Whom do you / b) think will / c) win the match. / d) no error

14. a) who did / b) you vote for. / c) no error

15. a) This is the jug / b) whose we were/ c) talking about. / d) no error

16. a) I'm talking / b) about the book / c) which you gave me. / d) no error

17. a) she is the / b) only person who I trust. / c) no error

18. a) Priya and Pushpa / b) hated one another / c) after their fight. / d) no error

19. a) The team / b) helped each other / c) in cleaning their room. / d) no error

20. a) If I were / b) him then I would / c) have not missed the chance. / d) no error

21.a) She hurt / b) her while / c) while playing soccer. / d) no error

22. a) These cakes / b) are for you and I. / c) no error

23. a) I have read / b) Shakespeare's work who / c) was a great dramatist. / d) no error

24. a) He was / b) strong and he is ready / c) for every duty. / d) no error

25.a)The herd of wolves / b) roamed about / c) in search of food. / d) no error

26. a) one of the most talented film maker / b) are not valued / c) these days. / d) no error
27. a) A trained gang of sailors / b) were asked / c) to sail east. / d) no error

28. a) The roaring noise of/ b) flock of lions / c) created a terror. / d) no error
29. a) Interviews for / b) the posts of developer / c) will begin from Friday. / d) no error

30. a) I saw/ b) a few kids / c) playing on sand. /d) no error

Reading Comprehension 1 :

The walnut tree produces wood that is used for countless purposes, and is
considered the finest wood in the world. The wood is easy to work with,
yet it is very hard and durable—and when it is polished, it produces a
rich, dark luster. It also shrinks and swells less than any other wood, which
makes it especially desirable for fine furniture, flooring, and even gun
stocks.
In fact, just about every part of the walnut is unusually hard and
strong. The nut of the tree is encased inside a very hard shell, which itself is
enclosed in a leathery outer covering called a husk. It requires real effort
to break through those layers to get at the tasty meat inside.
Yet every part of the walnut is useful to people. The outer husk
produces a dark reddish stain that is hard to remove from the hands of
the person who opens the nut, and this pigment is widely used in dyes
and wood stains. The inner shell is used as an abrasive to clean jet
engines. And the meat of the nut is extensively used in cooking, ice
cream, flavorings—and just eaten raw.
Walnut trees exude a chemical into the soil near their roots which
can be poisonous to some trees and shrubs. Fruit trees, for example, will
not survive if planted too close to a walnut. Many other plants, such as
maple trees or ivy, are not affected by the walnut’s presence, and are
well-suited to grow in its vicinity.

1. What is the topic of this passage?


a. the use of walnut wood in furniture
b. walnut trees
c. where to plant walnuts
d. trees of North America

2. What is the main idea of the passage?


a. Trees are used for many things.
b. Maple trees grow well with walnuts.
c. Walnuts can kill other trees.
d. Walnut trees are valuable when planted correctly.

3. As used in the passage, the underlined word abrasive most nearly means
a. rough.
b. Agreeable.
c. soft.
d.fragrant.
4.The author of the passage probably believes that

a. walnut trees are endangered.


b. people should recycle more
c. people should grow walnut trees if possible.
d. maple trees are not good for furniture making.

5.As used in the passage, the underlined word exude most nearly means

a.give off.

b.naked.

c.smell bad.

d.leave the area.

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