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1.

The Indian Air Force has played a vital role in the nation’s defense and our glorious history isreplete of numerous countsof valour and fortitude in the face of extreme odds.

A. replete of numerous accounts
B. replete with numerous accounts
C. replete by numerous account
D. replete through numerous counts
E. No correction required
Answer» C. replete by numerous account
2.

Opposing free trade, some argue,is tantamount to support economic injustice.

A. is tantamount of supporting economic injustice.
B. is tantamount with supporting economic injustice.
C. is tantamountly supporting economic injustice.
D. is tantamount to supporting economic injustice.
E. No improvement required
Answer» E. No improvement required
3.

Building peace and transcending regional and global conflictscannot be left entirely to the action and volition of political leaders.

A. cannot leave entirely to the action and volition of political leaders.
B. could not be left entirely for the action and volition of political leaders.
C. cannot be left entirely for the action and volition from political leaders.
D. should not be left entirely to the action and volition for political leaders.
E. No improvement required
Answer» F.
4.

An individual’s behaviour may change over time, becoming bizarre if medication is stoppedand returns closer to normal when receiving appropriate treatment.

A. and can return closer to normal when receiving appropriate treatment.
B. while returned closer to normal when receiving appropriate treatment.
C. and returning closer to normal when receiving appropriate treatment.
D. after returning close to normal when receiving appropriate treatment.
E. No improvement required
Answer» D. after returning close to normal when receiving appropriate treatment.
5.

Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs states that we must satisfy each need in turnstarting with the first, dealing in the most obvious needs of survival itself.

A. starting with the first, which deals with the most obvious needs of survival itself.
B. first starting with the one that deals with the most obvious needs of survival itself.
C. starting with the first, which is dealt with the most obvious needs of survival itself.
D. starting with the first one that deals in the most obvious need of survival itself.
E. No improvement required
Answer» B. first starting with the one that deals with the most obvious needs of survival itself.
6.

Since an advertising campagin’s success hinges on consumer acceptancea large body of research naturally focus on how people decode advertising stimuli.

A. a large body of research naturally focuses why people decode advertising stimuli.
B. a large body of research naturally focuses on how people decode advertising stimuli.
C. a large body of research naturally lays focus on how people decode advertising stimuli.
D. a large body of research naturally focused on how people decode advertising stimuli.
E. No improvement required
Answer» C. a large body of research naturally lays focus on how people decode advertising stimuli.
7.

As good asa banker is concerned, the law relating to indemnities is of great importance.

A. As well as
B. As much as
C. As far as
D. As soon as
E. No correction required
Answer» D. As soon as
8.

All banks whose shares are listed with stock exchanges are required to publish their unaudited quarterly resultsas per performanceprescribed by the SEBI.

A. as per proforma
B. as according to pro forma
C. as required by pro forma
D. according to performance
E. No correction required
Answer» B. as according to pro forma
9.

For the old it is only a few benches or steps of old buildingto sit and brood at days gone away.

A. to sit and brood at the days gone off.
B. to sit and brood for the days gone off.
C. to sit and brood over the days gone by.
D. to sit and brood for the days gone by.
E. No correction required
Answer» D. to sit and brood for the days gone by.
10.

The subsidiary banks of the State bank of India were established by differentspecial statues.

A. special status
B. special statutes
C. especial states
D. specialised statutes
E. No correction required
Answer» C. especial states
11.

But it hardly can ignore the long term impact ofhis rebellion and the message it sends to the party workers.

A. But it can ignore hardly the long term impact of
B. But it can hardly ignore the long term impact of
C. But it cannot hardly ignore the long term impact of
D. But hardly it can ignore long term impact of
E. No correction required
Answer» C. But it cannot hardly ignore the long term impact of
12.

Had the party dispensed of the contentious issuesit would have got the majority at its own.

A. Had the party dispensed without the contentious issues
B. Was the party dispensed of the contentious issues
C. Was the party dispensed without the contentious issues
D. Had the party dispensed with the contentious issues
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
13.

His immediate task may be to keep the coalition in the state goingunless he can think of ways to counter Mr. Singh’s missionnow to demolish the parent party.

A. unless he can think about ways countering Mr. Singh’s mission
B. unless he can’t think of ways to counter mission of Mr. Singh
C. till he can think of ways to counter Mr. Singh’s mission
D. till he can think ways to counter mission of Mr. Singh
E. No correction required
Answer» D. till he can think ways to counter mission of Mr. Singh
14.

We have our responsibilities towardscommon man and our plans should give priority for their problems.

A. common man and our plans be given priority for their problems.
B. common man and our plans should given priority of their problems.
C. the common man and our plans should give priority to their problems.
D. the common man and our plans should be given priority towards their problems.
E. No correction required
Answer» D. the common man and our plans should be given priority towards their problems.
15.

He asked his supportersto prepare them for shouldering greater responsibilities.

A. to preparing themselves to shoulder greater responsibilities.
B. preparing them for shouldering greater responsibilities.
C. to prepare themselves for shouldering greater responsibilities.
D. to prepare them to shouldering greater responsibilities.
E. No correction required
Answer» D. to prepare them to shouldering greater responsibilities.
16.

But if you persist in asking me not to complain, I will complain against you.

A. If you keep persisting at asking me not to complain
B. But if you persist in asking me to not complain
C. But if you persist on to ask me not to complain
D. But if you keep persisting on asking me not to complain
E. No correction required
Answer» F.
17.

Her supporters rallied for her defencewhen the government brought the bill seeking to bar any person of foreign origin from holding the high offices.

A. Her supporters rallied of her defence
B. Her supporters rallied in her defence
C. Her supporters rallied up in her defence
D. Her supporters rallied to her defence
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
18.

Attached to this applicationis an affidavit form and three sheetsof blank paper.

A. are an affidavit form and three sheet
B. are an affidavit form and three sheets
C. is an affidavit form and three sheet
D. is a affidavit form and three sheet
E. No correction required
Answer» C. is an affidavit form and three sheet
19.

​A good boss does not waste his valuable timefinding faults with his subordinates.

A. finding fault with his subordinates.
B. to find faults with his subordinates.
C. to find faults in his subordinates.
D. finding faults of his subordinates.
E. No correction required
Answer» B. to find faults with his subordinates.
20.

Being a convict of fodder scam, resignation from the post was expected from him.

A. Being convict of fodder scam, he had been expected to resign from the post.
B. He being a convict of fodder scam, resignation from the post was expected from him.
C. Being a convict of fodder scam, he expected to resign from the post.
D. No correction required
Answer» E.
21.

The governmentis looking forward to pass the Women’s Reservation Billin this session of parliament.

A. is looking forward of passing Women’s Reservation Bill
B. is looking forward to passing Women’s Reservation Bill
C. is looking forward to passing the Women’s Reservation Bill
D. is looking forward for passing the Women’s Reservation Bill
E. No correction required
Answer» D. is looking forward for passing the Women’s Reservation Bill
22.

India is going to be called on to playan increasingly active role in international relations in the coming decades.

A. India is going to be called upon to play
B. India is going to be called on playing
C. India is going to be called upon to playing
D. India is going to be called for playing
E. No correction required
Answer» B. India is going to be called on playing
23.

From being a land of shared community,India began turning towards a land of shared opportunity.

A. India began to turn to a land of shared opportunity.
B. a land of shared opportunity India began to turn.
C. India began to turn towards a land of shared opportunity.
D. India began turning into a land of shared opportunity.
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
24.

Now HRD minister has come up with the proposal to make elementary education a fundamental rightas if it is the panacea for all ill afflictingthe education system.

A. as if it were a panacea for all ills afflicting
B. as if it were the panacea for all ill afflicting
C. as if it were a panacea for all ill afflicting
D. as if it were the panacea for all ills afflicting
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
25.

For a whole, the alternative to big dams suggested by experts,appear to be superior and more feasiblethan any other alternative that one can think of.

A. appear to be superior to and more feasible
B. appear to be more superior and more feasible
C. appears to be more superior and feasible
D. appears to be superior to and more feasible
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
26.

India has the largest number ofcattles of all other countries of the world.

A. cattles from all the countries of the world.
B. cattles of all the countries of the world.
C. cattle of all other countries of the world.
D. cattle of all the countries of the world.
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
27.

Prime Minister assured the house thatbefore signing the WTO agreement, every aspects will be discussed thoroughly.

A. before signing WTO agreement, every aspects would be discussed thoroughly.
B. before signing the WTO agreement, every aspects will be thoroughly discussed.
C. before being signed, the WTO agreement will be discussed thoroughly.
D. before signing the WTO agreement, every aspect would be discussed thoroughly.
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
28.

My brother’s face resembles to meand people often get confused when they see him.

A. My brother’s face resemble for me
B. My brother’s face resembles me
C. Face of my brother resembles to me
D. My brother’s face resemble to me
E. No correction required
Answer» C. Face of my brother resembles to me
29.

In traditional India, respect for womanis entirely contingent at their patriarchal whims.

A. is entirely contingent on her patriarchal whims.
B. entirely is contingent at their patriarchal whims.
C. is entirely contingent to her patriarchal whim.
D. entirely is contingent to her patriarchal whims.
E. No correction required
Answer» B. entirely is contingent at their patriarchal whims.
30.

A preventive programme for the break out ofepidemic in quake-hit areas must be introduced.

A. A preventive programme before the break out of
B. A preventive programme for the breaking out of
C. A preventive programme for the out break of
D. A preventive programme before the out break of
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
31.

By putting-up a building and to give womenthe opportunity of a protected and normal-seeming life after the exploitation what they have been through is only the first step.

A. Putting-on with a building and giving the women
B. But putting-up with a building and to give women
C. But putting-up with a building and giving women
D. By putting-up a building and giving the women
E. No correction required
Answer» E. No correction required
32.

All this have taken 18 years of tenacious efforts ofa handful of social workers and legal academicians who wrote to the supreme court about conditions in the home.

A. All this has taken 18 years of tenacious efforts of
B. All this have been taking 18 years of tenacious efforts of
C. All this have been taking 18 years of tenacious efforts of
D. All this has been taking 18 years of tenacious efforts of
E. No correction required
Answer» C. All this have been taking 18 years of tenacious efforts of
33.

No sooner than he had been elected the CM of UPhis supporters arranged a reception in his honour in circuit house.

A. No sooner he was elected the CM of UP than
B. No sooner he had elected the CM of UP than
C. No sooner had he elected CM of UP than
D. No sooner had he been elected the CM of UP than
E. No correct required
Answer» E. No correct required
34.

I restrainmyself for fear ofcomplicating the argument to too great an extent.

A. for fear to
B. myself of fear of
C. me for fear of
D. for fearing by
E. No correction required
Answer» F.
35.

The object of the experimental method in physiology and in medicine is to study phenomenain order to becomingtheir master.

A. in order of becoming
B. in order to become
C. in the wake of
D. for the sake of
E. No correction required
Answer» C. in the wake of
36.

Unfortunately many of our towns and cities do nothave basictransportation facilities.

A. have more basic
B. had basic
C. have much basic
D. having more basic
E. No correction required
Answer» F.
37.

It is too early to sayhow the impact the new tax will have on investors.

A. what impact
B. that the impact
C. how much impacts
D. what are the impacts of
E. No correction required
Answer» B. that the impact
38.

Banks chargesdifferently rate of interestdepending on the size of the loan.

A. difference in rate of interests
B. difference what rate of interest
C. different rates of interest
D. the different rate of interest
E. No correction required
Answer» D. the different rate of interest
39.

Good leaders arealways attentive towards his subordinates' needs.

A. A good leader is
B. Good leaders is
C. Some good leaders are
D. All good leaders are
E. No correction required
Answer» B. Good leaders is
40.

Besides his wife, his children and other relativesalso attendsthe function.

A. too attends
B. also attending
C. also attended
D. too attending
E. No correction required
Answer» D. too attending
41.

It is increasinglybeing realized thathuman resource development is necessary.

A. been realized that
B. being realized that
C. being realized on
D. realizing that
E. No correction required
Answer» F.
42.

He was so tired that hecould barely keepinghis eyes open while driving.

A. can barely keep
B. could barely keep
C. can bare keep
D. could bear to keep
E. No correction required
Answer» B. could barely keep
43.

He was amen of few wordsbut was very intelligent and respected by one and all.

A. man of few words
B. man of few wordings
C. men of few word
D. man to few words
E. No correction required
Answer» B. man of few wordings
44.

The actress says that she is not comfortablewalk intothe ramp in designer-wear.

A. to walks on
B. walking down
C. walking with
D. walks to
E. No correction required
Answer» C. walking with
45.

Five peoplewhich ignored anevacuation order were trapped in a mountain region encircled by a wildfire.

A. who ignored an
B. those ignoring an
C. who ignores a
D. that ignored a
E. No correction required
Answer» B. those ignoring an
46.

Meena had thepresence of mindto get out of the way as the bus sped out of control past her.

A. present of mind
B. present mind
C. presence in mind
D. presence to mind
E. No correction required
Answer» F.
47.

She was so scared on seeing the lion that sheshooked like a leaf.

A. shaked like a leaf
B. shook like a leaf
C. shook like a leaves
D. shake like a leaf
E. No correction required
Answer» C. shook like a leaves
48.

Prenawas very pleasewith the gift she had received from her best friend on her birthday.

A. was very pleased
B. was very pleasing
C. is very pleased
D. is very pleasing
E. No correction required
Answer» B. was very pleasing
49.

For countries undergoing a recession, large cuts in public spending seem tobe the ordering of the day.

A. be the ordering of days
B. being the order of the day
C. be the order of the day
D. being the ordering of days
E. no correction required
Answer» D. being the ordering of days
50.

Padma could convince anyone with her talks as she had thegift of the gabbing.

A. gifting of the gabbing
B. gift of the gab
C. gifting of the gab
D. gift off the gab
E. No correction required
Answer» C. gifting of the gab