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QUESTION PAPER BOOKLET
goer ¥ get at sem: 32
Number of Pages in Booklet : 32
gftawr 9 weit at eee : 150
Number of Questions in Booklet :150
wa/Time : 2 ¥2/2 Hours
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Answer all questions.
2, Each question carry two marks.
3. Only one answer is to be given for each question.
4, Answers are to be marked on the OMR Answer
Sheet, provided separately.
5. Each question has four options, marked serially as
1,2,344 out of which only one is correct. Candidate
has to darken only one circle or bubble by right
method indicating the correct answer on the Answer
Sheet using only BLACK/ BLUE INK BALL
POINT PEN.
6. There is no Negative Marking.
7. Mobile Phone or any other electronic gadget in the
examination hall is strictly prohibited. A eandidate
found with any of such objectionable material with
him/her will be strictly dealt as per rules.
8. Please fill your Roll Number and Series printed on
Question Paper Booklet on O.M.R. Answer Sheet,
carefully and correctly.
9. Answer to the question by darkening multiple
circles/spreading of ink or darkening the circle by
wrong method shall not be evaluated.
10, Answer to the question by using whitener or eraser
or using any other method to erase the darkened
circle, shall not be evaluated.
Use only blue/black ink ball point pen in OMR
answer sheet. In case of use of pencil or ball point
pen of any other ink, answer sheet shall not be
A.
evaluated.
Warning: Candidate using unfair means in the
exam will be disqualified & aetion as per !aw
shall be taken.
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32.
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frm Rarer Y ayer eral ar aekde wet aet 8?
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Q) FOR — Rak = ser — ot aga et
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fore faares ai fatal wee aah
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3) wtfer
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3) fax + agai
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1eG-22-MSH, 12
TSeries- Choose the correct
Passive fo,
rm of
she
‘The President gave him a rey
‘ard,
the sentence,
@ He was too be given a rewar ‘db
an
y the President.
(2) He was given a rew. *
‘ard by the President,
@) He shall have be given a teward b
‘ teward by the President.
(4) He must be given a reward
32, Change the following sentence into direct speech
eech:
He exclaimed that it was a dreadful idea.
@ He said, “it is dreadful idea,” ,
(2) He said, “this is a dreadful idea.”
(3) He said, “what a dreadful idea!”
(4) He said, “what a dreadful idea it is.”
53, Fill in the blank with suitable determiner.
two and a half metre piece of red flannel to complete the design.
All Ineeded was ~
(1) the
(2) those
(3) Both (1) & (2)
@ a
$4, The sentence has been broken up into four parts. Choose the part which is grammatically and
meaningfully wrong.
(1) The title of the book
(2) convey that life’s joys
(3) _ and sorrows can often
(4) co-exist at the same time.
correct option for the underlined.
55. Choose the
sport?
May I accompany with you to the au
(1) accompany you
(2) No improvement
(3) accompany you with
* [Series -B]
aa 36.
37.
58.
59.
60.
‘Choose the prefix that meaningfully completes the sentence:
Surprisingly, much of my assignment remained finished by the end of the week
() dis__
(2) mis__
@) un_
(4) do
Select the right prefix for the word “fortune”:
(oun
(2) dis
3) mis
4) in
Antonym of the word “Transparent” is:
(yp Clear
(2) Opaque
(3) Translucent
(4) Obvious
The sentence has been broken upvinto four parts. Choose the part which is, grammatically and
‘meaningfully wrong.
(1) Inthe modern,
(2) _ increasing commercial city,
(3) many of the old ways
(4) _ are gradually being discarded,
Change into Interrogative:
It is no good to help a mean man,
(A) Itis good to help a mean?
(2) _Isit not good to help the good?
(3) Isit not bad to not help the mean’?
(4) _Isitany good to help a mean man?
[CG-22-MSH) 4 [Series -B] OO
61, Fill in the blanks with the correct option.
eset members have already sent their subscription,
(1) Some
(2) Any
(3) Lite
(4) Whole
62, Fillin the blank with the correet form of verb.
We --------- there for ten years,
(1) _ will have been lived
(2) live
(3) # living
(4) lived
63. Choose the word with incorrect prefix __able.
(1) Lovable
(2) Moveable
(3) Honorable
(4) Victoryable
64, Choose the correct option of the italicized word.
‘Who was it written by?
(1) What
(2) Whom .
(3) Whose /
(4) Which
65. The Antonym of the word “Industrious” .
(1) _ Indolent
(2) Happy
(3) Slavery +
(4) tmpotite
(cG-22-Msm * sae 66.
Change the following negative sentence into an affirmative one:
Tam not as intelligent as you,
(1) No one is more intelligent than you.
(2) You are more intelligent than I.
(3) Both (1) & (2)
(4) None of the above
67. Pick the correct option to fill in the blank space.
He doesn’t behave well, he hopes to get votes.
(1) Inthe meantime
(2) Nevertheless
(3) Asaresutt
(4) Else
68. Pick the correct option to fill in the blank:
They have too technicians, we have too few.
(1) litte
(2) much
(3), many
(4) few
69. Choose the word which means the followin,
‘The cessation of warfare before a treaty is signed.
(2) Amnesty
(2) Amiablity
(3) Agreement
(4) Armistice
70. Choose the option that best explains the underlined idioms/phrase:
Have a midas touch means;
(A) Ability to succeed in everything
(2) Tobe a good middleman
(3) Act patiently
(4) Accept defeat gracefully
[oc22MsH)
16 [Series-BI 1.
72.
TB.
74.
75.
Which of the following wora
“ “ & means:
A way of speaking or writing that Mm
at mal
(1) Hyperbole
Someone sound bigger, better than they are.
(2) Understatement
(3) Belittlement
(4) Meiosis
Fill in the correct tense choosing fr
m n the options given below:
(write) a letter this morning,
(1) write
(2) will be writing
(3) _ have written
(4) wrote
Choose the word which means the followin;
A speech delivered without any previous preparation
(1) Diplomacy
(2) © Cynic
(3) Extempore
(4) Versatile
Choose the option that best explains the underlined idioms/phrase:
‘The pandemic has made everyone suspect that they are abitunder the weather at all times.
(A) . Out of work ~
(2) Distressed and depressed
(3) _ Feeling sick or unhealthy
(4) Open to infection
y choosing the correct option:
Fill in the blank b;
erchants and the labourers.
between the mé
‘There was a regular ~
qa) fight .
(2) _ battle
@ wa
(4) None of the above
7 [Series —B]
(ecaaaisaT 77,
78.
73.
Choose the antonym of the word “eulogistic” from the given options:
(1) Admiring
(2) Critical
(3) Appreciative
(4) Friendly
Choose the option that meaningfully completes the sentence:
We had to pay the taxi more because he brought us by more —
() circular
(2) circumscribed
(3) circumvent
(4) circuitous
Fill in the blank with the correct option.
Spring —
() will
(2) has been
(3) have been
@) is
Choose the suffix that meaningfully completes the sentence:
Everyone was very excited and eager _ waited for the result to be posted,
(@) __fully
@ —y
(3) —ness
(4) ment
Fill in the blank with an appropriate article.
~ good breakfast.
(4) Noarticle required
[0G-2-MSH] 18 [Series -B] ‘Temperature tomorrow _
(i) will
(2) remained
(3) will have been
(4) will be
82. Choose the correct Passive of the followin,
Ican see the force of your
1g Sentence from the given options.
argument,
(1) The forced argument I could see,
(2) The argument was forced to be seen,
(3) The force of the argument on can see
(4) The force of your argument can be seen.
83. Choose the correct Indirect form of the following Direct speech sentence:
“Listen to me!” said Mother.
(1) Mother told me listen to her.
(2) Mother told me to listen to her.
(3) Mother asked me to listen.
(4) Mother asked to me to listened.
84. Choose the word which means the following:
A thing that is fit to be eaten:
(1) Edible
(2) Explicit
(3) Popular
(4) Frugal .
85. Pick the correct option to fill in the blank:
driven all over the fiel
Cattle
qd) is
@
(@) ws
(4) _ has been
19
(Ccarvsm 86. Choose the correct Indirect form ofthe following Direet speech sentence:
“Could you call me back later?”
(1) He asked if you could call to me later.
(2) He asked to later make a call on him.
(3) He asked me to call him back later.
(4) He pleased me to call him later.
87. . Change the following sentence into passive:
Give the order,
(1) Let the order out.
(2) Let you give the order,
(3) Let the order be given.
(4) The order was to be given.
88. — Choose the correct affirmative sentence.
She is not guilty.
(1) __ She is innocent.
(2) | Sheis guilty.
(3) She can be not guilty.
(4) Innocent is she we knoWw,
89. Pick the correct option which transforms the following interrogative sentence to assertive:
Can you touch the sky? .
(A) Noone can touch the sky.
(2) The sky cannot be touched,
(3) You cannot touch the sky.
(4) None of the above.
90. Change the following sentence into indirect speech:
Tom said, “I woke up feeling ill, so I didn’t go to work.”
{G)_ Tom said that he woke up feeling ill and so he did not go to work.
(2) Tom said that he had woken up feeling ill, so he hadn't gone to work.
(3) Tom said that he had woken, up feeling ill, so he did not go to work.
(4) Tom said that he woke Up feeling ill, so he didn’t 0 to work,
mem ee 91. — Choose the antonym of the following word:
Deplorable
(1) Inflallible
(2) Admirable
(3) Explorable
(4) Unbearable
92. Choose the correct antonym of the word:
“Frequent”
(1) Refuse
(2) Regular
(3) Follow
(4) Occasional
93. Choose the option that is a one word substitution for the given phrase:
‘A nation or person engaged in war or conflict, as recognized by international law.
(2) Crusade
(2) Anarchy
(3) Belligerent
(4) Sacrilege
94, Pick the correct option to fill the blank space.
Tcouldn’t sleep -~--------- very tired.
(1) although I was
(2) _ inspite of being
(3) despite of being
(4) Both (1) & @)
95, Which of the following word does not have ‘ful’ as a suffix?
qd) Harm
(2) Hate
(3) Hand
(4) High
[ec-22.MsH] 2 [Series -B] 96. Choose the correct ‘meaning of the Italicised Idiom:
The news of Rehan’s death spread like wild fire.
(1) Spread rapidly
©) Lateful
(3) In favour with
(4) To get into trouble
97. _ Fillin the blank choosing the correct tense form from the given options.
Ifhe --------, what are we to do?
(2) camed
(2) comes
(3) had come
(4) was to come
98. Choose the correct Active transformation of the given Passive:
If the food had not been avercooked there would not have been any complaint.
(1). Lwould not have complained if the food had not been overcooked.
(2) I would not have complained if the food was not overcooked.
(3) There would be'no complaint for overcooking the food.
(4) The complaint was about overcooked food if done by me.
99. — Choose the correct Indirect form of the sentence.
She said, “Ihave written a story.
(1) She said (that) she had written a story.
(2) She told of writing a story.
(3) A story written by her.
(4) She informed us of writing a story.
100. Give the correct meaning of the underlined Idiom.
It was he who puta spoke in my wheel in the execution of my design,
(A) Blessed me
(2) Helped me
(3) Deeply appealed
(4) Thwarted me
[CG-22-MSH) a —[Beries Bl 101
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103.
104.
106.
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