Q.81
Fill in the blank with the correct Phrasal Verb -
He has…………… (squandered away) his fortune within two years.
- (A)
run into
- (B)
run out
- (C)
run through
- (D)
run over
- (E)
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इस पेपर का Syllabus:Syllabus (English)
Q.81
Fill in the blank with the correct Phrasal Verb -
He has…………… (squandered away) his fortune within two years.
run into
run out
run through
run over
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Q.82
Name the Literary Device used in the following lines -
His legs bestrid the ocean: his reared arm Crested the world.
Metaphor
Irony
Personification
Hyperbole
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Q.83
Select the synonym for the word ‘ObSoIete’.
Current
Fashionable
Outdated
Modern
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Q.84
Change the degree of comparison without changing the meaning -
Mumbai is richer than most other cities in India.
Very few cities in India are as rich as Mumbai.
All the cities in India are as rich as Mumbai.
Very little cities in India are as rich as Mumbai.
Most of the cities in India are richer than Mumbai.
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Q.85
Identify the figure of speech in the following lines -
The moan of doves in immemorial elms.
And murmuring of innumerable bees.
Onomatopoeia
Transferred Epithet
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Q.86
Early passenger planes…….not hold more than 30 passengers. (Habitual action in the past)
can
shall
would
may
Q.87
What does the Proverb ‘The early bird catches the worm’ mean?
It is important to be a bird watcher.
Getting up early in the morning leads to success.
Someone will have an advantage if they do something before other people do it.
Birds eat worms early in the morning.
Q.88
What does the underlined idiom in the given sentence mean?
I was <u>at my wit’s end</u>.
desperate
foolish
simple
wise
Q.89
Fill in the blank with appropriate main clause. -
If they doubled the price of petrol, there …………………………………………….
won’t be so much traffic on the road.
can’t be so much traffic on the road.
shan’t be so much traffic on the road.
wouldn’t be so much traffic on the road.
Q.90
Choose the correct active voice of the following sentence -
We were made to work.
We had to work.
Work made we.
He made us work.
To work he made us.
Q.91
Read the following passage and answer the questions:\n\nBacon described his Essays as ‘grains of salt which will rather give an appetite than offend with satiety. Bacon was terse, didactic and aloof, though choosing not dissimilar topics (of the vicissitude of things).\n\nIdentify the idiom used in the above passage.
offend with satiety
grains of salt
vicissitude of things
give an appetite
Q.92
Which one of the following describes Bacon’s style effectively?
Discursive
Informal
Intimate
Terse
Q.93
Fill in the blank with the Verb that agrees with the subject in the sentence below -
The hammer and sickle………… from a tall flagpost.
was flew
has flown
was flying
has flew
Q.94
Which is the correct spelling?
Occureded
Ocurred
Occurred
Occured
Q.95
The full form of IPA is -
Intonation Phonetics and Alphabets
International Phonetic Alphabet
Indian Phonetic Alphabet
International Phonetics and Audios
Q.96
Fill in the blanks with the correct Tense form,-
……………… you ………………. that book yet? You ………………………………….. it for ages.
Haven’t, finished, have been reading
Aren’t, finished, have read
Won’t, finish, had read
Hadn’t, finished, are reading
Q.97
Choose the correct Phonetic Transcription -
‘Completé’
| kəm’pli:t |
| k^m’plet |
| kam’plete |
| kɔmple’et |
Q.98
Write antonym of ‘Extravagant’.
Profligate
Frugal
Lavish
Immoderate
Q.99
John Milton describes his ‘Lycidas’ as -
Monody
Dirge
Elegy
Threnody
Q.100
Fill in the blank with the correct option -
She ignited some aromatic sticks in a ……………..
censor
censure
censer
censuure