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1.

The prospects for Britain’s orderly withdrawal from the European Union on March 29 have receded further, even as MPs rallied to stop a no-deal scenario.

A. had recede further
B. have recedes further
C. has receded further
D. have receded for further
E. No correction required
Answer» F.
Discussion
2.

While all rights are available to citizens, persons including foreign citizens are entitle to the rights to equality and the right to life, among others.

A. is entitled to the right
B. are entitled for the right
C. are entitled to a rights
D. are entitled to the right
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
Discussion
3.

Afghanistan has historically be an difficult place for external invaders, thanks to its complex tribal equations and its rugged mountainous terrain.

A. historic has a difficult place
B. historically been a difficult place
C. historically being a difficult place
D. historically been a difficult places
E. No correction required
Answer» C. historically being a difficult place
Discussion
4.

With the election round a corner and data revealing that the unemployment rate has hit a 45-year high, there is a spike in concern for the economic security of the people.

A. In the corner
B. Over the corner
C. Around the corner
D. For in corner
E. No correction required
Answer» D. For in corner
Discussion
5.

Cash transfers to the poor do not ensue accessibility, affordability or even sustained economic security given falling real wages.

A. Ensure accessibility
B. Ensure excesses
C. Ensures accessibility
D. Assure formality
E. No correction required
Answer» B. Ensure excesses
Discussion
6.

The committee was divided in their opinion regarding the new regulations for the National Health Protection Scheme.

A. Is divided
B. Had been divided
C. Had divided
D. Were divided
E. No replacement required
Answer» E. No replacement required
Discussion
7.

The informations provided by my secret sources turned out to be true.

A. Information so provided
B. Informations so provided
C. Information provided
D. Information has provided
E. No replacement required
Answer» D. Information has provided
Discussion
8.

It has been proved beyond reasonable doubt that the planning of the attack originated from the foreign earth.

A. Foreign space
B. Foreign soil
C. Foreign sky
D. Foreign waters
E. No replacement required
Answer» C. Foreign sky
Discussion
9.

The High Court has sought a response from the state government regarding the dearness allowance dues of the state government employees.

A. Sought a response to
B. Sought a response off
C. Sought a response of
D. Sought a response about
E. No replacement required
Answer» F.
Discussion
10.

The bank will honour the claim of the purchaser up to certain amount only and beyond that the seller is responsible to pay.

A. Up to the certain amount
B. Up to certain amounts
C. Up to several certain amounts
D. Up to a certain amount
E. No replacement required
Answer» E. No replacement required
Discussion
11.

Had I had been a king, I would have tried to do many things for the underprivileged section of the society.

A. Had had I been a king
B. Had I been a king
C. Have had I been a King
D. Had have I been the King
E. No replacement required
Answer» C. Have had I been a King
Discussion
12.

The Principal had to declare holidays for the school sinceso many pupils passed bydue to the extreme temperature in the city.

A. so much pupils passed out
B. so many pupils passed on
C. so many pupils passed over
D. so many pupils passed out
E. No replacement required
Answer» E. No replacement required
Discussion
13.

The contestantshad been waitingin the sunfor more than six hours now, so, it is unfair to cancel the whole audition because of the absence of one crew member.

A. had waited under the sun
B. have been waiting in the sun
C. have been waiting under the sun
D. had been being waited in the sun
E. No replacement required
Answer» C. have been waiting under the sun
Discussion
14.

Though he is yet to do something significant in life,yet his parents always boast abouthis achievements to each and every person they come across.

A. yet his parents always boasts of
B. his parents always boast of
C. his parents yet always boast about
D. that his parents always boast of
E. No replacement required
Answer» C. his parents yet always boast about
Discussion
15.

After the medical examination, he got to know that his blood sugar levelwas alarming lowand he had to be hospitalized immediately.

A. was alarming and low
B. was alarming lowly
C. were alarmingly low
D. was alarmingly low
E. No replacement required
Answer» E. No replacement required
Discussion
16.

Man and beast are struggling to live in harmony with one anotheras the human population encroaches even further into the natural habitat of animals.

A. as the human population encroaches even furthest into the natural habitat of animals.
B. with the human population encroaches further and farther into the natural habitat of animals.
C. with the human population encroaches farther into the natural habitat of animals.
D. as the human population encroach even farther into the natural habitat of animals.
E. No improvement required
Answer» F.
Discussion
17.

The book reflects the wide range of concerns and the multitude of waysin which the United Nations touch the lives of people everywhere.

A. in which the United Nations touches the lives of people everywhere.
B. which the United Nations touches the lives of people everywhere.
C. in which the United Nations touches all the lives of people in every place.
D. in which United Nations touches the lives of people everywhere.
E. No improvement required
Answer» B. which the United Nations touches the lives of people everywhere.
Discussion
18.

Informal social control is the internalization of social norms and behavior standardsthat allow a person to get along intheirown society.

A. that allows a person to get along in
B. which allows a person to get along among
C. that allows a person getting along in
D. dissuading a person to get along in
E. No improvement required
Answer» F.
Discussion
19.

There has been a lot of furoreever since the disclosureby them who maintain thatit was an unauthorised act.

A. ever since thedisclosureby those whom are maintaining that
B. ever since thedisclosureby those who maintain that
C. ever since thedisclosurebecause those who maintain that
D. ever since thedisclosureby those who have been maintaining that it
E. No improvement required
Answer» C. ever since thedisclosurebecause those who maintain that
Discussion
20.

Recreation is a well known factor as far asimproving physical and mental health is concerned and also a major variable in stress reduction.

A. Recreation being well known factor as far as
B. Knowing recreation as a well known factor as far as
C. Knowing of recreation is a well known factor for
D. Recreation while being known as an important problem as far as
E. No improvement required
Answer» F.
Discussion
21.

By building dams across rivers, which create ponds and eventually change the rivers into wetlands,beavers help speciesto flourishingthat would otherwise struggle.

A. to flourish
B. to flourished
C. to be flourished
D. to be flourish
E. No correction required
Answer» B. to flourished
Discussion
22.

The planet's average surface temperature has risen about 2.0 degrees Fahrenheit since the late 19th century, a changedriving largely byincreased carbon dioxide and other human-made emissions into the atmosphere.

A. drive largely by
B. driven largely by
C. driven largely to
D. driven largely with
E. No correction required
Answer» C. driven largely to
Discussion
23.

When I hear the blue whistling thrush hopping on my roof at dawn, it automatically brings a smile and the promise of a delightful melody.

A. hopping with my roof
B. hop off my room
C. hopping in my roof
D. hop under my roof
E. No correction required
Answer» F.
Discussion
24.

Some respondents do agree these are knee-perk reactions and a more scientific approach was needed to tackle pollution.

A. knee-jerk reactions
B. knee-crack reaction
C. knee-drop reactions
D. knee-deep reactions
E. No correction required
Answer» B. knee-crack reaction
Discussion
25.

Peace and prosperity are something, people of Iraq is looking for.

A. Peace and prosperity has been
B. Peace and prosperity is
C. Peace and prosperity were
D. Peace and prosperity have been
E. No correction required
Answer» C. Peace and prosperity were
Discussion
26.

Though Deepak had reached the station early and still he missed the train.

A. and also he missed
B. and he missed
C. yet he missed
D. but he missed
E. No Correction required
Answer» D. but he missed
Discussion
27.

The conflict whichbroke about across the oil-rich city of Kirkuk is a reminder of the divisions that run deep in the country.

A. that broke out in the oil-rich city
B. which broke about in the oil-rich city
C. that broke into the oil-rich city
D. which has broken out across the oil-rich city
E. No Correction required
Answer» B. which broke about in the oil-rich city
Discussion
28.

This pond particularlyabounds oflarge populations of freshwater fish.

A. abounds about
B. abounds with
C. abounds in
D. abounds through
E. No correction required
Answer» D. abounds through
Discussion
29.

According to WWF, the small island nation of Samoa wasthe first in switching offits lights in support of the Earth Hour.

A. first to switch of
B. the first to switch off
C. the first to switch of
D. the first in switch off
E. No correction required
Answer» C. the first to switch of
Discussion
30.

Everyone around Sachin in 1988 knew that he would play for India but never thoughthe would end up withall the cricketing records possible.

A. he would end
B. he would end in
C. he would end with
D. he would end into
E. No correction required
Answer» F.
Discussion
31.

The inhuman socio-economic falling of the disease, especially on the poor, as well as the social stigma that prevents early detection and cure has been well-documented. I. The inhuman socio-economic fallout of the disease II. The inhuman socio-economic falling of the disease III. The severe impact of the disease

A. Only I
B. Only III
C. Only I and III
D. All of the above
E. No correction required
Answer» D. All of the above
Discussion
32.

Earlier this month, the Prime Minister called for an India free of tuberculosis by 2025, even as the union health ministry released a survey report that shows that it soothing disease is prevailing. I. portrays this invigorating disease is still prevalent. II. depicts that this crippling disease is still widespread. III. shows that this debilitating disease is well- entrenched.

A. Only II
B. Only III
C. Only I and III
D. Only II and II
E. \No correction required
Answer» E. \No correction required
Discussion
33.

Progressive judicial activism articulated through the intervention of normative judgments should become the collective expression of society. I. Progressive judicial activism articulated from the II. Progressive judicial activism articulated be a III. Progressive judicial activism articulated with their

A. Only I
B. Only III
C. Only I and III
D. Only II and III
E. No correction required
Answer» F.
Discussion
34.

The recent announcement of the human resource development minister of implementing “graded autonomy” is a merely pretend to withdrawing public funding from the higher education sector. I. a mere euphemism for withdrawing public funding from II. Simply another way of stating it would be reducing the public funding given to III. another pretext of withdrawing public funding to

A. Only III
B. Only II and III
C. Only I and II
D. All of the above
E. No correction required
Answer» D. All of the above
Discussion
35.

While the Indian university system has not been immune to government interference, never in the past has it encountered the sorting of kind attack it is facing today. I. type of resentful attack it metes out today. II. kind of relentless attack it is facing today. III. praise of attacks it faces today.

A. Only II
B. Only III
C. Only I and II
D. Only II and III
E. No correction required
Answer» B. Only III
Discussion
36.

Businesses have been disrupted by last year's ban on high-value notes and theroll-out of a goods and services tax.

A. rolling-out of a goods and services tax
B. roll-out of goods and services tax
C. rolled-out of goods and services tax
D. rolled-out of a goods and services tax
E. No correction required
Answer» C. rolled-out of goods and services tax
Discussion
37.

We expect the addition of these two high quality portfoliosto be highly complimentary forour existing assets and to contribute to long-term leasing growth as India’s leading mobile operators accelerate their 4G network deployments.

A. to highly compliment to
B. to be high compliment for
C. to be highly complemented to
D. to be highly complementary to
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
Discussion
38.

There has hardly been a day in eight yearswhere I haven’t been inspired to walk out intomy porch to capture an unusual call or species.

A. when I haven’t been inspired to walk out into
B. than I haven’t been inspired to walk out onto
C. when I haven’t been inspired to walk out onto
D. where I haven’t been inspired to walk out onto
E. No correction required
Answer» D. where I haven’t been inspired to walk out onto
Discussion
39.

When I hear the blue whistling thrushhopping on my roofat dawn, it automatically brings a smile and the promise of a delightful melody.

A. hopping with my roof
B. hop off my room
C. hopping in my roof
D. hop under my roof
E. No correction required
Answer» F.
Discussion
40.

Some respondents do agree these areknee-perk reactionsand a more scientific approach was needed to tackle pollution.

A. knee-jerk reactions
B. knee-crack reaction
C. knee-drop reactions
D. knee-deep reactions
E. No correction required
Answer» B. knee-crack reaction
Discussion
41.

The man who has committed such a heinous crime must get the mostly severe punishment.

A. be getting the mostly severely
B. have got the most severely
C. must get the most severe
D. have been getting the severe most
E. No correction required
Answer» D. have been getting the severe most
Discussion
42.

By building dams across rivers, which create ponds and eventually change the rivers into wetlands,beavers help species to flourishing that would otherwise struggle.

A. to flourish
B. to flourished
C. to be flourished
D. to be flourish
E. No correction required
Answer» B. to flourished
Discussion
43.

The serene lush green slope of the hill stationmake it up idealvenue for the meditation camp.

A. making so ideal
B. makes it an ideal
C. is ideal for
D. make as of ideal
E. No corrrection required
Answer» C. is ideal for
Discussion
44.

The planet's average surface temperature has risen about 2.0 degrees Fahrenheit since the late 19th century, a change driving largely by increased carbon dioxide and other human-made emissions into the atmosphere.

A. drive largely by
B. driven largely by
C. driven largely to
D. driven largely with
E. No correction required
Answer» C. driven largely to
Discussion
45.

It was us who had left before everyone else arrived.

A. we who had left before everyone else had arrived.
B. us who had went before everyone else arrived.
C. we who had left before everyone else arrived.
D. we who have left before everyone else had arrived.
E. No correction required
Answer» D. we who have left before everyone else had arrived.
Discussion
46.

India lent a helpful handshake to Nepal by giving them 2.1 billion Nepalese rupees for the reconstruction of houses flattened in the 2015 earthquake.

A. India lent a helping handshake
B. India lent a helpful hand
C. India lent a helping hand
D. India lending a helping hand
E. No correction required
Answer» D. India lending a helping hand
Discussion
47.

The Punjab National Bank fraud demonstrates the extent of operational and risk management failures in PSBs.

A. demonstrateing the extent of
B. demonstrates the extent in
C. demonstrates the extent with
D. demonstrates the extention of
E. No correction required
Answer» F.
Discussion
48.

Having leisure till outdoor activities such as taking a stroll down the park has become a rarity in this fast paced life.

A. Having leisures till outdoor
B. Having laziness for outdoor
C. Having leisure in outdoor
D. Having leisure for outdoor
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
Discussion
49.

Religious bigots look away on anyone who does not conform to their beliefs.

A. bigots look away on
B. bigots look down on
C. bigots look behind on
D. bigots look in front of
E. No correction required
Answer» C. bigots look behind on
Discussion
50.

Mr. Tharoor’s urban manners charm friends and enemies alike.

A. urban manners charming friends
B. urbane manners charming friends
C. urban mannerisms charm friends
D. urbane manners charm friends
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
Discussion
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