Most ExpEctEd ENGLIsH-

QUEstIoNs for NdA 2024

 WORD CLASS
1. He went with his way to oblige his superior despite many difficulties he
himself was in.
(A) Preposition
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Interjection

2. Being too costly for him, he could not buy the coat.
(A) Noun
(B) Pronoun
(C) Adjective
(D) Interjection
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3. No sooner has she agreed to marry him than she started having terrible
doubts.
(A) Noun
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Interjection

4. I didn’t need to water the flowers. Just after I finished it started raining.
(A) Noun
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Verb
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5. He complained of having tortured by the police.
(A) Noun
(B) Conjunction
(C) Preposition
(D) Interjection

6. The welfare organizaions have been clamoring for nutritious food for the
underprivileged from the
past two weeks.
(A) Particple
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Interjection
 WORD CLASS
7. You must complete this assignment up to Sunday.
(A) Pronoun
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Demonstrative

8. Twenty kilometers are not a great distance in these days of fast moving
vehicles.
(A) Adjective
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adverb
(D) Interjection
 WORD CLASS
9. Take an early breakfast and then you should start your work.
(A) Noun
(B) Determiner
(C) Adjective
(D) Preposition

10. He leapt at the opportunity that come in his way.

(A) Noun
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Interjection
 WORD CLASS
11. The good fortune of being your student in my younger days has helped me
greatly in my life.
(A) Present Participle
(B) Gerund
(C) Adjective
(D) Participle

12. How long do you think Mr. Kamal knew John?

(A) Verb
(B) Intensifier
(C) Adjective
(D) Interjection
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13. It is not wise to do the work at the eleventh hour.
(A) Noun
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Interjection

14. To avoid any sort of bitter situation, she must try at making him
understand.
(A) Pronoun
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Preposition
 WORD CLASS
15. As I am absolutely exausted, I cannot be able to climb this hill now.
(A) Intensifier
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Interjection

16. The warehouse entrance is opposite to the main car park.

(A) Noun
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Interjection
 WORD CLASS
17. He told us that he had been applying for a new job.
(A) Noun
(B) Conjunction
(C) Demonstrative
(D) Interjection

18. After she arrived home from school, she cooks food for the family.
(A) Noun
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Preposition
 WORD CLASS
19. I always prefer staying indoors to go out on a summer day.
(A) Noun
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Interjection

20. The bus broke off on its way to the hotel.

(A) Possessive Adjective
(B) Conjunction
(C) Adjective
(D) Interjection
 ANTONYMS
(1) He was captivated by her beauty. He seemed to be placid and even
(a) Study cheerful
(b) Allure (a) Turbulent
(c) Repel (b) Pensive
(d) Arrest (c) Pristine
(d) Destined
She always has a witty rejoinder to any question. We must denounce injustice and
oppression.
(a) Expedite (a) Praise
(b) Reply (b) Relieve
(c) Ordinary (c) Criticise
(d) Question (d) Dainty
 ANTONYMS
Judges are advised to show greater leniency Officials refuse to divulge details of the
towards first - time offenders. negotiations.
(a) Penalty
(b) Favour (a) Disseminate
(c) Sternness (b) Dissemble
(d) Discard (c) Conceal
(d) Transmit

‘Their marriage has been fraught with difficulties.’. She shows little or no appreciation of good
(a) Tumult music.
(b) Calm (a) Aspersion
(c) Beset (b) Admiration
(d) Devoid (c) Commendation
(d) Compliment
 ANTONYMS
The gloves were made of very supple leather. A cultivated person needs no excuse.

(a) Pliant (a) Crude

(b) Pliable (b) Genteel
(c) Rigid (c) Suave
(d) Flexible (d) Refined

He was always asking impertinent questions. Ken began to lament the death of his
only son.
(a) Insolent a)Complain
(b) Impudent b)Comment
(c) Irrelevant c)Condone
(d) Logical d) Rejoice
 ANTONYMS
She embezzled thousands of dollars from the Thousands of jobs are in jeopardy.
charity. a) Safe
b) Hunting
a)Misappropriate c) Endangered
b)Balance d) Extinct
c)Remunerate
d)Clear

He was fifty or there abouts and was corpulent and Stringent safety regulations were introduced
tall in person. after the accident.

a)Lean a)Dry
b)Gaunt b)Strained
c)Emaciated c)Rigorous
d)Obese d)Shrill
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The inevitable effect of mechanical production is uniformity, and although uniformity may
lead to monotony, it need not lack beauty. In fact, modern improvement in popular …(1)…
is mainly the result of better design …(2)… standardised, goods; and the average …(3)… is
buying better-designed goods, because those goods are …(4)…, because the problem of
taste has been …(5)… for him.
Q1. (a) craft (b) technology (c) ideas (d) taste

Q2. (a) on (b) of (c) in (d) for

Q3. (a) shopper (b) client (c) man (d) businessmen

Q4. (a) gaudy (b) accessible (c) reliable (d) durable

Q5. (a) tackled (b) simplified (c) resolved (d) solved

Good taste is not always …(6)… and most people manage to get …(7)… without it. It is
fortunate, therefore, that so many of the …(8)… of life are now chosen for us by …(9)… .
Even among luxuries, the margin for …(10)… taste is constantly being reduced.

Q6. (a) genuine (b) laboured (c) impulsive (d) inborn

Q7. (a) ahead (b) along (c) through (d) around

Q8. (a) Amenities (b) comforts (c) luxuries (d) necessities

Q9. (a) connoisseurs (b) artists (c) experts (d) scientists

Q10. (a) local (b) particular (c) impersonal (d) personal

 pAssAGE
No one can seriously pretend to remain unaffected by advertisements; it is
impossible to turn a blind eye to the solicitous overtures to buy this or that
article that fills our streets, newspapers and magazines. Even in the sanctity
of our living rooms, advertisers are waiting to pounce on their helpless
victims as they tune into their favourite radio or television programmes. In
time, no matter how hard we resist, clever little tunes and catch-phrases
seep into our subconscious minds and stay there. Though they seem so
varied, all these advertisements have one thing in common: they make
strong appeals to our emotions.

Q11. The word ‘sanctity’ means

(a) sacredness (b) privacy (c) privilege (d) security
 pAssAGE
Q12. Which one of the following lines best expresses the meaning of the
first sentence in the passage?
(a) All men are influenced by advertisements.
(b) Most men are influenced by advertisements.
(c) Some mean is not influenced by advertisements.
(d) Advertisements cannot influence everybody.

Q13. To turn a blind eye – its opposite meaning is to

(a) perceive
(b) view
(c) visualize
(d) sight
 pAssAGE
Q14. The “helpless victims” are the
(a) public
(b) spectators
(c) audience
(d) sellers

Q15. Advertisements are successful when we respond to them

(a) intellectually
(b) blindly
(c) helplessly
(d) emotionally
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1. The professor’s explanation was so __________ that many students left the
lecture feeling more confused than before.

- A) Perspicuous
- B) Obscure
- C) Lucid
- D) Manifest
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2. Despite the __________ nature of the task, she approached it with
enthusiasm and determination.

- A) Arduous
- B) Trivial
- C) Facile
- D) Effortless
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3. The diplomat was known for her __________, always choosing her words
carefully to avoid offending anyone.

- A) Candor
- B) Indiscretion
- C) Tact
- D) Brusqueness
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4. His __________ attitude made him unpopular among his peers, as he often
disregarded their opinions.

- A) Congenial
- B) Arrogant
- C) Humble
- D) Amiable
QUESTION - 25

Batholith is a type
of:
(a) ocean current
(b) Igneous rock
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5. The __________ behavior of the suspect during the investigation raised
suspicions among the detectives.

- A) Unperturbed
- B) Equivocal
- C) Transparent
- D) Frank
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6. The artist’s work was a __________ of various styles, combining elements

of surrealism, realism, and abstract art.

- A) Pastiche
- B) Homage
- C) Monotony
- D) Uniformity
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7. The scientist’s __________ approach to research was evident in her
meticulous attention to detail.

- A) Slipshod
- B) Perfunctory
- C) Methodical
- D) Lax
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8. The novel’s protagonist was portrayed as a __________ character, torn
between duty and desire.

- A) Resolute
- B) Equanimous
- C) Vacillating
- D) Unwavering
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9. The politician’s speech was criticized for being __________, as it lacked
substance and clarity.

- A) Bombastic
- B) Succinct
- C) Cogent
- D) Pithy
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10. The discovery of the ancient manuscript provided __________ insight into
the culture of the time.

- A) Superficial
- B) Penetrating
- C) Mundane
- D) Intermittent
 pQrs/ArrANGEMENt
Question 1
Arrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:

1. A) Sustainable development is essential for future generations.

2. B) It involves balancing economic growth with environmental protection.
3. C) Governments, businesses, and individuals all have roles to play in this
process.
4. D) This approach ensures that resources are used efficiently and
responsibly.

- A) ABDC
- B) ACBD
- C) CABD
- D) BADC
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Question 2
Arrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:

1. A) Renewable energy sources are becoming increasingly important.

2. B) Solar, wind, and hydro power are examples of such sources.
3. C) They provide a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels.
4. D) These sources help in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

- A) ACBD
- B) ABDC
- C) ACDB
- D) BCAD
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Question 3
Arrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:

1. A) Remote work and virtual collaboration tools are now commonplace.

2. B) Technological advancements have revolutionized the way we work.
3. C) However, they also present new challenges, such as maintaining work-
life balance.
4. D) These technologies have increased productivity and flexibility.

- A) ABDC
- B) ACBD
- C) BACD
- D) BCAD
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Question 4
Arrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:

1. A) Many countries are investing heavily in infrastructure development.

2. B) Improved infrastructure boosts economic growth and quality of life.
3. C) This investment includes building roads, bridges, and public
transportation systems.
4. D) Such developments create jobs and enhance connectivity.

- A) ACBD
- B) ABCD
- C) CABD
- D) BCAD
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Question 5
Arrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:

1. A) Financial literacy is crucial for making informed decisions.

2. B) Understanding basic financial principles helps in managing personal
finances.
3. C) It also plays a significant role in achieving long-term financial goals.
4. D) Many people lack this essential knowledge, leading to poor financial
choices.

- A) ABCD
- B) ACBD
- C) ABDC
- D) CADB
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Question 6
Arrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:

1. A) Online learning platforms and digital resources are now widely used.
2. B) The digital age has transformed the education sector.
3. C) These tools provide greater access to education and learning materials.
4. D) They also offer flexibility and convenience for learners.

- A) BACD
- B) ACBD
- C) ABCD
- D) BCAD
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Question 7
Arrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:

1. A) Urbanization has led to increased pressure on city infrastructure.

2. B) Rapid population growth in cities often results in overcrowded public
services.
3. C) This includes transportation, sanitation, and healthcare systems.
4. D) To address these challenges, cities must invest in upgrading and
expanding their infrastructure.

- A) ABDC
- B) ACBD
- C) CABD
- D) BCAD
QUESTION - 25

Batholith is a type
of:
(a) ocean current
(b) Igneous rock
 spottING Error
1. Many laws have to be made (A) to deal with the menace of (B) offences
against men. (C) No error (D)
• 2. Whenever Vijeta is coming (A) here, she brings (B) many gifts for
me. (C) No error (D)
• 3. If mountains are stripped from (A) trees, rains will soon wash(B)
fertile topsoil down the slope. (C) No error (D)
• 4. Although I parked (A) my car in a no-parking zone, (B) but I got
away with it. (C) No error (D)
• 5.The students sitting on the dais, (A) studied here for four years,
but (B) they have never created any problem (C) No error (D)
 spottING Error
6. Complementary medicine carries (A) fewer risks, since it is used along with
(B) standard remedies, often to lessen side-effects. (C) No error (D)
7. When you will find out a solution (A) to this problem, you will (B) be awarded
a prize (C) No error (D)
8. My parents (A) sometimes come (B) to school (C) to see the principal. (C) No
error (D)
9. Scarcely Vijeta Mam (A) entered the class (B) when she heard the noise. (C)
No error (D)
10. The whole lot of young men (A) were very enthusiastic but your (B) friend
alone was a wet blanket. (C) No error (D)
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11. Times of India is a most (A) popular news paper (B) in India. (C) No error (D)

12. She regards negotiating (A) prices with customers (B) as her special
preserve. (C) No error (D)

13. I have come to (A) know that his (B) friend has died (C) five days ago. (C) No
error(D)
14. He acted not (A) as per my advice (B) but somebody else (C) No error (D)
15. We don’t usually like staying at hotels but last (A) summer we spent few
days at a very nice hotel (B) and enjoyed ourselves a lot. (C) No error (D)
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16. Our most guests (A) are not familiar to (B) these customs of ours. (C) No
error (D)
17. I will try to be on time (A) but do not worry (B) when I am late. (C) No error
(D)
18. The teacher remarked that (A) they all had done (B) it very badly in the exam.
(C) No error (D)
19. The gardener felled some (A) unwanted trees with (B) hardly no efforts all.
(C) No error (D)
20. Even if they weren’t expecting (A) us they managed to (B) cook a marvelous
meal. (C) No error (D)