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May 14, 2024 SSC STENOGRAPHER 2024: MOCK TEST – 11
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SSC STENOGRAPHER 2024: MOCK TEST – 11

1. In the following questions, a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect Speech. Out of
the four alternatives suggested, select the one which best expresses the same
sentence in Indirect/Direct Speech.
John said, “I shall be 21 tomorrow”.
A. John said that he would be 21 tomorrow.
B. John said that he would be 21 the following day.
C. John said that he should be 21 the following day.
D. John said that I shall be 21 tomorrow.
2. Fill the appropriate preposition in the given blanks
Though he belonged to the family of Politicians, he never dabbled _________ politics.
A. Of
B. In
C. Upon
D. To
3. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.
The _______ document was difficult to decipher.
A. arcane
B. candid
C. terse
D. cogent
The team is hoping that their innovative approach will help them _________ the
competition.
A. extirpate
B. obliterate
C. surmount
D. engender
Nisha told Monica, “What a beautiful dress you are wearing!”
A. Nisha exclaimed that Monica was wearing a very beautiful dress.
B. Nisha exclaimed that it is a very beautiful dress.
C. Nisha exclaimed that Monica is wearing a very beautiful dress.
D. Nisha told Monica that was a beautiful dress.
The new regulations were intended to ________ the previous loopholes and create a
more equitable system.
A. Extirpate
B. Exacerbate
C. Promulgate
D. Obfuscate


I take my _______ off to our freedom fighters for their service to our country.
A. boots
B. hat
C. gun
D. socks
8. Given below are four jumbled sentences. Pick the option that gives their correct order.
A) As soon as she was given the slippers, she broke into a dance strutting around in her
first ever pair of slippers.
B) This story may seem strange but it is a fact that, in many villages of India, people
don’t have anything to put on their feet.
C) Goonj , a leading NGO of India, runs a Cloth for Work Scheme and gives clothes and
useful items in exchange for work done.
D) Recently, as part of the scheme, an old lady in a Madhya Pradesh village was given a
pair of slippers.
A. DACB
B. CABD
C. CDAB
D. DBAC
9. Select the option that expresses the given sentence in passive voice.
The workers had eaten all the pastries before the day broke.
A. All the pastries were being eaten by the workers before the day broke.
B. All the pastries had been eaten by the workers before the day broke.
C. All the pastries have been eaten by the workers before the day broke.
D. All the pastries are being eaten by the workers before the day broke.
Conditions such as stress, depression and anxiety can all affect mental health and
_________ a person’s routine.
A. fragment
B. crush
C. dishevel
D. disrupt
The old lady declared that she was going to walk where she pleased. They had the
liberty.
A. The old lady said that, “I was going to walk where I pleased. They have the liberty”.
B. The old lady: “ I am going to walk where I please, We have the liberty”.
C. The old lady : “ I was going to walk where I pleased. They have the liberty”.
D. The old lady : “I am going to walk where I pleased. They had the liberty”.

Rahul says that Azhar loves cricket.

A. Rahul said, “Azhar loves cricket”.
B. Rahul said, “Azhar loved cricket”.
C. Rahul says, “Azhar loved cricket”.
D. Rahul says, “Azhar loves cricket”.
13. Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in
the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
A) Helping parents become savvier at picking care options and tossing retention
bonuses to caregivers are others.
B) These fixes, importantly, can make child care more affordable for parents and offer
life rafts to centres haemorrhaging workers.
C) The most proposed government solution for child care involves building on top of
this flawed system is offering more vouchers to purchase private child care.
D) But they do little to address the structural needs: improved quality for kids, better
wages and working conditions for workers, and more choices in the low-income
neighbourhoods.
A. CDBA
B. CBDA
C. CABD
D. BADC
14. The following sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the segment that
contains a grammatical error.
I want(A)/that you should(B)/perform well. (C)/No Error. (D)
A. I want
B. that you should
C. perform well.
D. No error
15. Identify the idiom that best expresses the meaning of the underlined group of words.
He confirmed that, whatever difficulties may occur, he will make his first trip to
Scotland in November.
A. No avail
B. Arcadian Life
C. Too many cooks spoil the broth
D. Come hell or high water
She asked, “Is the secretary coming to the meeting?”
A. She asked that the secretary was coming to the meeting.
B. She asked that if the secretary was coming to the meeting.
C. She asked if the secretary is coming to the meeting.
D. She asked if the secretary was coming to the meeting.

She was known for her __________ attention to detail, always making sure everything
was perfectly organised and in its proper place
A. fastidious
B. scornful
C. tedious
D. exact
18. Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the underlined word in the given sentence.
The Emperor was considered as a wicked man.
A. Virtuous
B. Savage
C. Fierce
D. Vile
“Have you done this sort of work before?” said his new employer.
A. His new employer asked him whether he has done that sort of work before.
B. His new employer asked him whether he has done this sort of work before.
C. His new employer asked him whether he had done that sort of work before.
D. His new employer asked him whether he had done this sort of work before.
He didn't eat a single morsel of food at his daughter's wedding.
A. A single morsel of food is not eaten by him at his daughter's wedding.
B. A single morsel of food was not eaten by him at his daughter's wedding.
C. A single morsel of food can not be eaten by him at his daughter's wedding.
D. A single morsel of food was not being eaten by him at his daughter's wedding.
The company is launching a new product next month.
A. The new product will be launched by the company next month .
B. A new product is being launched by the company next month.
C. The launching of a new product by the company is next month.
D. Next month, the company will launch a new product.
A) We reached there at about 10 a.m.
B) The first ride we took was the Fury Wheel. It was really big, all of us were yelling and
crying!
C) Yesterday, my friends and I went on a short picnic to an amusement park.
D) Even though we had reached on time there was a serpentine queue for the tickets. I
took the entrance ticket.
A. CADB
B. ABCD
C. CDBA
D. ADBC


She took umbrage at his _______ remarks.
A. innocuous
B. laudatory
C. puerile
D. derogatory
The feedback seemed harsh at first but turned out to be something good and useful.
A. In hot water
B. To Catch one's eye
C. Afraid of one’s own shadow
D. Blessing in disguise
A) They also believe that one must not hold on to things if one doesn’t use them and
love them anymore.
B) Finally it’s a very good idea to give the things to someone who can and will use
them.
C) They further advise that one can begin the process of decluttering by first checking if
the things one wishes to give away are still usable and valuable.
D) Minimalists believe that clutter causes a lot of stress and wastes precious space.
A. DCBA
B. ABDC
C. DACB
D. CADB
26. Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word.
Derision
A. Disintegration
B. Termination
C. Admiration
D. Estimation
The beggar said, “Poverty is a great curse”.
A. The beggar said poverty has a great curse.
B. The beggar said that poverty is a great curse.
C. The beggar said that poverty was a great curse.
D. The beggar said that poverty had been a great curse.
The servant(A)/hanged the lamp(B)/on the wall. (C)/No Error. (D)
A. The servant
B. hanged the lamp
C. on the wall

D. No Error.
A) The home then was a bungalow, single storied and bounded by walls.
B) He states that in the early 1950’s houses in most cities relied on the bungalow
model.
C) According to Gautam Bhatia ,a leading architect we need to bring about a radical
change in our model of housing.
D) Sadly ,nearly 70years later after a 100-fold increase in city population, density and
land value we still persist on the same outmoded model
A. CBAD
B. CDAB
C. DBAC
D. CDBA
The artist's use of color is _______.
A. ephemeral
B. austere
C. abstruse
D. effusive
Galileo proved that (A)/the earth revolves (B)/around the sun. (C)/No Error. (D)
A. Galileo proved that
B. the earth revolves
C. around the sun.
D. No error.
Climb to the top of the Eiffel Tower if you want a view from a very high place that
allows you to see a large area of Paris.
A. To jump from a frying pan into fire
B. Barking up the wrong tree
C. Devil's bones
D. A bird’s eye view
“If you want to smoke, you’ll have to go out”, said the conductor.
A. The conductor ordered me to go out and smoke.
B. The conductor said that if I/he wanted to smoke, I/he would have to go out.
C. The conductor told me that smoking is not permitted in the bus.
D. The conductor told me that I will have to go out and smoke.
The teacher is explaining the lesson.
A. The lesson explained the teacher.

B. The teacher explained the lesson.

C. The lesson is being explained by the teacher.
D. The lesson was explained by the teacher.
35. Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the
given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No substitution required’.
You must employ additional hands in complete the project in time.
A. in completing the project in time
B. for completing the project of time
C. No substitution required
D. to complete the project on time
The time spent with her grandparents was something she cherished deeply.
A. Put the cart before the horse
B. Apple of one’s eye
C. To die in harness
D. Out of the wood
37. Identify the option that arranges the given parts in the correct order to form a
meaningful paragraph.
A) In speed, in comfort, in beauty, in equipment she was a masterpiece.
B) It was the envy and admiration of the maritime nations of the world.
C) The Titanic was the Queen Alary of her day and the pride of the White Star Line.
D) Everything about her was attractive and fascinating.
A. CBAD
B. ABCD
C. CDAB
D. DCAB
38. Select the option that will improve the underlined part of the given sentence.
I will accept the responsibility while a time comes.
A. until a time
B. whenever a time
C. when the time
D. No improvement
39. Select the correct collocation from the options and complete the sentence
She is always eager to _____ new challenges in her career.
A. Take down
B. Take over
C. Take on
D. Take back
She finally decided to disclose the secret she had been keeping.
A. Spill the beans
B. At one’s wits end
C. Come hell or high water
D. Think the world of

41. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank

If your actions are ______ what you say, no one is going to believe you.
A. Contrary for
B. Contrary with
C. Contrary to
D. Contrary at
42. Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.
Matching
A. Appointing
B. Distinguishing
C. Adoring
D. Resembling
They are hitting the ball.
A. The ball has been hit by them.
B. The ball is being hitten by them.
C. The ball is hit by them.
D. The ball is being hit by them.
He was not able to complete the task due to his lack of technical ability.
A. Bite off more than you can chew
B. A wee bit
C. Zero in on something
D. Call upon
The minister for Education(A)/ vehemently refused(B)/ the allegation that he had taken
bribes(C)/No Error. (D)
A. The minister for Education
B. vehemently refused
C. the allegation that he had taken bribes
D. No error
“Call the witness”, said the magistrate.
A. The magistrate requested to call the witness.
B. The magistrate begged for calling the witness.
C. The magistrate ordered to call the witness.
D. The magistrate prayed to call the witness.
If I were Sumit (A)/I would not attend (B)/ the wedding. (C)/No Error. (D)
A. If I were Sumit

B. I would not attend

C. the wedding.
D. No Error.
She was serious and dedicated in her approach to the new project.
A. A cock and bull story
B. Mean business
C. In the long run
D. Skating on thin ice
He won’t receive any better choice than this from anywhere.
A. Any better choice won’t be received by him than this from anywhere.
B. Any better choice wouldn’t have received by him than this from anywhere.
C. Any better choice shouldn’t be received by him than this from anywhere.
D. Any better choice won’t have been be received by him than this from anywhere
Ask her to call me(A)/when she(B)/will come back. (C)/No Error. (D)
A. Ask her to call me
B. when she
C. will come back.
D. No Error
51. Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the
given sentence.
Antonio Stradivari was an Italian who is being made wonderful violins.
A. who have made wonderful
B. who makes wonderful
C. who made wonderful
D. who is made wonderful
52. Select the most appropriate synonym of the word given in brackets to fill in the blank.
He was offered a____________ (moderate) price for his bungalow.
A. sustainable
B. considerable
C. respectable
D. reasonable
53. Describe how you will tell your friends that someone has picked Suman's pocket in
passive voice.
A. Someone has being picked Suman's pocket.
B. Suman's pocket had picked.
C. Suman's pocket been picked .
D. Suman's pocket has been picked.
In the back side(A)/of our house(B)/we have a rock garden. (C)/ No Error. (D)

A. In the back side

B. of our house
C. we have a rock garden.
D. No Error.
Who teaches her geography?
A. By who geography is taught to her?
B. By whom she is taught geography?
C. By whom is she taught geography?
D. By whom was she taught geography?
All human beings must learn to live in ______ with nature.
A. Kindness
B. Pleasure
C. Admiration
D. Harmony
The convict said, “Let me speak freely please”.
A. The convict suggested that he must be allowed to speak freely.
B. The convict requested that he must be allowed to speak freely.
C. The convict requested that he be allowed to speak freely.
D. The convict proposed that he might be allowed to speak freely.
58. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blanks.
(Ø = No article)
____ doctor suggested doing some eye exercises and wearing ____ pair of powered
glasses.
A. A; a
B. Ø; a
C. A; Ø
D. The; a
The engine failure was the final problem in a series of issues that led to the car being
scrapped.
A. To take up arms
B. Rank and File
C. Last straw
D. To burn one’s boats
___________ UK government continually reiterates its commitment to halting the brain
drain.
A. The
B. A

C. An
D. Any
A) Fort Hare was more than that: it was a beacon for African scholars from all over
Southern Central and Eastern Africa.
B) Until 1960, the University College of Fort Hare, in the municipality of Alice, about
twenty miles due east from Healdtown, was the only residential center of higher
education for blacks in South Africa.
C) For young black South Africans like myself, it was Oxford and Cambridge, Harvard
and Yale, all rolled into one.
D) The regent was anxious for me to attend Fort Hare and I was gratified to be accepted
there. I felt that I was being groomed for success in the world.
A. BACD
B. BCAD
C. CABD
D. BDAC
“I came home last night”, said he.
A. He told that he had come home last night.
B. He said that he came home last night.
C. He said that he had come home the previous night.
D. He says that he came home the previous night.
63. Read the given sentence and select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the word
‘Deplete’ from the following options.
Depletion of old things has become a fancy business as it brings back old memories but
at a high cost.
A. fancy
B. old
C. high
D. restore
The company's board of directors will announce the financial results at the annual
meeting tomorrow.
A. The financial results will have been announced by the company's board of directors at
the annual meeting tomorrow.
B. The financial results are being announced by the company's board of directors at the
annual meeting tomorrow.
C. The company's board of directors announced the financial results at the annual
meeting tomorrow.
D. The financial results will be announced by the company's board of directors at the
annual meeting tomorrow

the four alternatives suggested, select the one which best expresses the same sentence
in Indirect/Direct Speech.
“Be careful; the steps are very slipper”, I warned him.
A. I warned him to be careful as the steps were very slippery.
B. I warned him to be careful as the steps are very slippery.
C. I warned him to be careful and steps were very slippery.
D. I told him to be careful and the steps are very slippery.
Comprehension
The decision by India and Bhutan to focus on infrastructure and connectivity during talks between
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bhutan’s fifth King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck is an
important marker towards more bilaterally driven regional initiatives. A joint statement speaks
of completing surveys for the Kokrajhar-Gelephu rail link that connects Bhutan to Assam, and
beginning discussions on another Bhutan to West Bengal rail link, while also facilitating Bhutan-
Bangladesh trade, with yet another rail link, and upgrading checkpoints along the India-Bhutan
border. These plans foretell a future that could well change the development story of the region,
including West Bengal and the northeast, Bhutan’s south and east dzongkhags (districts), as well
as Northern Bangladesh. Bhutan’s economy has been dependent on hydropower and tourism
revenues, and has been particularly hit by the COVID-19 pandemic as well as worries over global
warming. A lack of opportunities has also led to emigration by educated youth and professionals.
The new project proposed by the king, to build a Special Economic Zone at Bhutan’s southern
border with Assam, and an airport at Gelephu, are expected to drive growth and investment to
the kingdom. In addition, Bangladesh’s signing of a Preferential Trade Agreement with Bhutan in
2020 could increase Bhutanese export of local produce and build more markets for Indian and
Bangladeshi producers in the sub-region. India’s “energy exchange”, which is bringing more
Bhutanese and Nepali hydropower suppliers online, while planning to distribute energy to
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, will drive intra-regional growth and revenues. This would also power
New Delhi’s attempt at bridging the economic gap with the northeast, while drawing
development partners like the World Bank and donor countries like Japan into the creation of a
“sub-regional hub”.
Efficient and time-bound execution is, therefore, key to such ambitious plans. Given India’s
problems with Pakistan and sanctions on Myanmar for the 2021 coup blocking the path for trade
and land connectivity to the East, working with other countries on India’s periphery to build
connectivity, markets and energy links is the most sustainable way forward. In the longer term,
geopolitical conflicts and anti-globalisation trends are forcing regional groupings to be more
cohesive, something South Asia has not been able to achieve as yet. As India worries about
China’s push into South Asian trade, infrastructure projects and strategic ties, including concerns
over a Bhutan-China boundary agreement’s overhang over Doklam and India’s “Chicken Neck”
(Siliguri Corridor) route, these are ideas which will offer more security and prosperity for the
countries involved, with particular benefits for Bhutan, India’s traditionally trusted partner in the
region.
66. Which infrastructure initiative is mentioned in the talks between Prime Minister
Narendra Modi and Bhutan’s King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck as not yet
begun?

A. The Kokrajhar-Gelephu rail link

B. The Bhutan to West Bengal rail link
C. The rail link facilitating Bhutan-Bangladesh trade
D. The upgrading of checkpoints along the India-Bhutan border
67. What is the likely impact of the various connectivity and infrastructure projects
discussed between India and Bhutan on the region?
A. These projects will isolate the region due to increased focus on internal
infrastructure.
B. The initiatives will primarily benefit India, with little impact on Bhutan or Bangladesh.
C. The connectivity projects will lead to increased emigration from Bhutan due to the
development of other regions.
D. The projects are expected to drive growth, investment, and intra-regional trade,
benefiting multiple regions.
68. What is the implied significance of India working with countries on its periphery to
build connectivity, markets, and energy links?
A. It is a strategy to mitigate trade issues due to geopolitical conflicts and enhance
regional prosperity.
B. It is mainly to exert political dominance over neighboring countries and counter
China's influence.
C. It is a response to internal economic demands for increased trade and energy
independence.
D. It is a cultural initiative to strengthen ties with neighboring countries for historical
preservation.
69. The structure of the passage primarily serves to:
A. Outline a sequence of challenges and potential solutions for India in the context of
regional connectivity.
B. Provide a detailed historical account of India's trade relations with its neighboring
countries.
C. Argue for the need for India to disengage from regional alliances due to emerging
geopolitical conflicts.
D. Present a critique of India's current foreign policy and suggest a complete overhaul.
70. What is the tone of the passage?
A. Pessimistic
B. Critical
C. Optimistic
D. Indifferent
Comprehension
In October, India’s consumer price inflation eased to a four-month low of 4.87%, while wholesale
prices declined year-on-year for the seventh successive month by a minor 0.5%. Although only
marginally lower than the 5% retail inflation in September, October’s price rise pace — which is
exactly the same as that in June — surely represents some relief for the third successive month
from July’s 15-month high pace of over 7.4%. Rural consumers still face a higher inflation of 5.1%,
though. Core inflation, which excludes energy and food costs, has eased further and household
services inflation dropped below 4% after several months above. The rise in prices of vegetables,

which had surged over 37% in July, eased to 2.7% in October. However, the overall uptick in food
costs for households stayed firm at 6.6%, virtually unchanged from September, as other essential
edibles saw faster price hikes or remained at elevated levels. Some of these — like pulses (up
18.8%) and cereals (10.7%) — may be attributed to worries about the kharif output and uncertain
rabi prospects as well as hikes in minimum support prices for crops. Pulses prices were up 19.4%
at the wholesale level, signalling that more pass-through to retail prices is likely.
The Monetary Policy Committee of the Reserve Bank of India, which meets early December for
its next review, will not be too swayed by the October tidings. As per its 5.6% average inflation
projection for this quarter, down from 6.4% in the previous quarter, November and December
may well see an average inflation of 5.95%, fractionally short of the central bank’s upper
tolerance threshold. Excluding edible oils, whose 13.7% year-on-year drop in prices played a key
role in moderating the Consumer Price Index, would have meant a 5.6% rise in prices. Base effects
from last year, when the Ukraine conflict had spiked edible oil prices, will start to dissipate in
coming months. Similarly, while the 6.8% inflation recorded in October 2022 helped cool price
rise last month, those base effects will surely ebb this month. Retail inflation had eased to 5.88%
last November, with the food price index rising just 4.7%, from 7% in the previous month. The
perceived retreat of inflation last month thus may only be fleeting. Households that seem to have
adjusted to the continuous recent rise in living costs, by pulling back on discretionary spends and
downsizing essential consumption as per industrial output trends, are likely to remain cautious
rather than loosen their purse strings anytime soon. For an economy whose resilience relies on
its domestic demand buffer against global shocks, reluctant or budget-cramped consumers are
the biggest headwind for policymakers to strive to address.
71. What inference can be made about the trend of core inflation in India from the
passage?
A. Core inflation has remained consistently high.
B. There has been a significant increase in core inflation.
C. Core inflation, excluding energy and food costs, has eased.
D. Core inflation trends are unpredictable and volatile.
72. Based on the passage, what can be inferred about the future trend of retail prices for
pulses?
A. They are expected to decrease significantly.
B. They will remain stable at the current levels.
C. There will likely be an increase in retail prices.
D. The trend is too uncertain to make a prediction.
A. Optimistic and hopeful
B. Neutral and informative
C. Pessimistic and worrying
D. Indifferent and uninvolved
74. What is the main theme of the passage?
A. The resilience of the Indian economy
B. The fluctuation of food prices and its impact on inflation
C. The strategies of the Reserve Bank of India
D. The global impact of the Ukraine conflict

75. What was the rate of inflation for vegetables in October, as mentioned in the
passage?
A. Over 37%
B. 5.1%
C. 2.7%
D. 6.6%
Comprehension
The World Cup caravan finally returns to Ahmedabad, where it commenced its journey on
October 5. This Sunday, a packed Narendra Modi Stadium will witness the summit clash between
India and Australia. The host is in prime form, having notched 10 wins on the trot, including a fine
victory over doughty New Zealand in the semifinal at Mumbai. Meanwhile, Australia started on
the wrong foot with two losses before winning eight consecutive games. With Australia having
won cricket’s premier championship on five occasions, Pat Cummins and his men must live up to
a hallowed legacy. Their semifinal against South Africa had the thrills associated with low-scoring
humdingers at Kolkata’s Eden Gardens. The last time India and Australia clashed in a World Cup
final, it was in the 2003 edition at Johannesburg in South Africa, and Ricky Ponting’s men won by
125 runs. Two decades later, Rahul Dravid, a key player involved in that iconic match, is now the
Indian team’s coach. The former India captain will surely infuse pragmatism without toning down
the adrenaline surge within the dressing room. Back then, Zaheer Khan got locked in a war of
words with Matthew Hayden and Adam Gilchrist, lost his focus, and soon the contest nestled
inside the rival’s pocket.
This time around, Dravid and captain Rohit Sharma swear by the philosophy of taking it one
match at a time. World Cup finals are massive sporting engagements, where the best either find
extra reserves of strength or watch their legs turn into jelly. If India sticks to its consistent
methods, executed well so far in this championship, it should start as the favourite. Rohit
Sharma’s ballistic starts, Shubman Gill’s poise, Virat Kohli’s prolific run, and the combined yield
of Shreyas Iyer, K.L. Rahul and Suryakumar Yadav, have ensured that rivals have no relief on the
field. A bowling attack helmed by Jasprit Bumrah has prised open the opposition’s top order
before the spinners stepped in and strangled the middle order in the middle game. Kohli, with
711 runs, is the leading batter in this World Cup, and Mohammed Shami leads the bowlers’ pack
with 23 scalps. Still, Australia will remain a combative unit, scrapping hard, never ceding an inch.
Even though all its batting stars have not performed as smoothly as the Indians, Glenn Maxwell’s
stunning unbeaten 201 against Afghanistan indicated at the magic and mayhem within the
Australian changeroom. A fine seam attack and an effective spinner in Adam Zampa, will pose a
challenge, which India has to tackle well, if it is to hold up the Cup for the third time.
76. Which of the following statements is true regarding the World Cup cricket final
between India and Australia?
A. The final was held in Johannesburg.
B. Australia has won the World Cup five times.
C. Zaheer Khan was the coach of the Indian team.
D. India had lost the semifinal match against New Zealand.
77. Based on the passage, which of the following best reflects the significance of Rahul
Dravid's role in the World Cup final?
A. Rahul Dravid was playing in the World Cup final.

B. Rahul Dravid's experience as a former player was irrelevant to his coaching.

C. Rahul Dravid, as coach, aimed to balance pragmatism with maintaining high energy in
the team.
D. Rahul Dravid was primarily focused on improving the team's defensive strategies.
78. Based on the passage, what can be inferred about India's approach in the World Cup
final against Australia?
A. India plans to change its strategy to counter Australia's strengths.
B. India intends to rely heavily on its top-order batting performance.
C. India will continue with its consistent methods that have worked well so far.
D. India is focusing solely on its bowling attack to defeat Australia.
A. Critical
B. Neutral
C. Excited
D. Pessimistic
80. What is the main theme of the passage?
A. The rivalry between India and Australia in cricket
B. The unpredictability of World Cup finals
C. The history of cricket World Cups
D. The strategies of cricket coaching
Comprehension:
In the following passage some words have been deleted. Fill in the blanks with the help of the
alternatives given. Select the most appropriate option for each blank.
Students of marketing know that the term Unique Selling Proposition, or USP was developed in
the 1940s in the United States. USP is (1) ______ as the true value (2) ______ a firm. At the core
of (3) ______ successful business, there is (4) ______ a value proposition, something (5) ______
promoters and the managers are proud of.
81. Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank No.1.
A. referred
B. repeated
C. regarded
D. reviewed
A. on
B. from
C. by
D. of
A. large
B. only
C. every
D. sole
A. even

B. always
C. ready
D. one
A. there
B. the
C. those
D. This
Comprehension:
In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and
select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
When Mr. Smith went to a restaurant one day, he left his coat near the door. There was
(1)________ in the pockets when he left it, so he was very surprised when he took his coat after
his meal and found the (2)________ full of jewellery. There was a waiter near the door, so Mr.
Smith said to him, “Somebody has made a mistake. He has put some (3) ________ in my coat.
Take it, and when he comes back, give it to him.” The waiter took it and went away. Suddenly
another man came in with a (4)________ just like Mr. Smith’s. “I am sorry,” said the man , “I
made a mistake. I took your coat and you have got mine. Please give me my coat and jewellery.”
Mr. Smith answered.” I gave the jewellery to the waiter. He will give it to you.” Mr. Smith called
the manager of the restaurant; but the manager said, “We have (5)________ waiters here. We
have only waitresses.” “You gave the jewellery to a thief!” shouted the other man. “I shall send
for the police!” Mr. Smit paid the man a lot of money for the jewellery.
86. Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 1.
A. coins
B. nothing
C. anything
D. Something
A. packet
B. pockets
C. box
D. Coat
A. jewellery
B. papers
C. coins
D. Things
A. coat
B. packet
C. box
D. Envelope
A. some

B. no
C. many
D. few
Comprehension:
In the following passage some words have been deleted. Fill in the blanks with the help of th
During organised tours in Germany, tourists can (1) ______ a former Nazi compound 40
kilometres from Berlin (2) ______ the ‘Forbidden City’. Around twenty thousand people visit this
place (3) ______ year to learn about Nazi military history. The Nazis (4) ______ militarily active
at the compound, which was kept (5) ______ in a forest and behind a fence. They hid
underground bunkers in country homes, and they planned much of World War II here.
91. Select the most appropriate option for blank No. 1.
A. visit
B. travel
C. trip
D. stay
A. calling
B. calls
C. call
D. called
A. whole
B. One
C. Every
D. All
A. was
B. has been
C. have been
D. were
A. mysterious
B. holy
C. sacred
D. concealed
Comprehension:
In the following passage some words have been deleted. Fill in the blanks with the help of the
The two men bowed to one (1) ______ and parted. D'Artagnan found himself in a difficult (2)
______ . He was going to have to (3) ______ three duels in a (4) ______ of three hours. He
thought, "If they kill me, (5) ______ I shall be killed by a Musketeer
96. Select the most appropriate option to fill blank no. 1
A. each

B. other
C. self
D. another
A. location
B. relation
C. situation
D. station
A. figure out
B. think out
C. fight
D. fix
A. place
B. matter
C. gap
D. time
A. maximum
B. at least
C. least
D. even though

Answers
1. B 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. A 6. A 7. B 8. C 9. B 10.D 11. B 12. D 13. C
14. B 15. D 16.D 17. A 18.A 19. C 20.B 21. B 22. A 23. D 24.D 25. C 26. C
27. B 28. B 29. A 30. B 31. D 32.D 33. B 34.C 35.D 36. B 37.A 38.C 39. C
40. A 41.C 42.D 43. D 44. A 45.B 46.C 47.D 48.B 49. A 50. C 51. C 52.D
53. D 54. A 55. C 56. D 57. C 58. D 59. C 60. A 61.A 62. C 63.D 64. D 65. A
66. B 67. D 68. A 69.A 70. C 71. C 72.C 73. B 74.B 75. C 76. B 77.C 78. C
79. C 80. A 81.C 82. D 83. C 84.B 85. B 86. B 87. B 88.A 89.A 90. B 91. A
92. D 93.C 94. D 95.D 96. D 97. C 98. C 99. B 100.B
Explanation
1. B) John said that he would be 21 the following day.
2. B) dabbled in - take part in an activity in a casual or superficial way.
3. A) arcane
 Arcane (adjective) – Mysterious, secret, hidden, enigmatic, occult रहस्यमय
 Candid (adjective) – Frank, open, honest, sincere, forthright सच्चा
 Terse (adjective) – Brief, concise, succinct, laconic, compact संक्षिप्त
 Cogent (adjective) – Convincing, persuasive, compelling, forceful, strong
निश्चयात्मक
4. C) surmount (verb) – to overcome or rise above a difficulty विजय पािा, जीतिा
 Extirpate (verb) – eradicate, eliminate, annihilate, exterminate, destroy उखाड़िा
 Obliterate (verb) – annihilate, demolish, wipe out, erase, expunge ममटािा
 Engender (verb) – generate, produce, create, spawn, provoke उत्पन्ि करिा
5. A) Nisha exclaimed that Monica was wearing a very beautiful dress.
6. A) Extirpate
o Extirpate (verb) – eradicate, eliminate, exterminate, destroy, annihilate उन्मूलि
करिा
o Exacerbate (verb) – aggravate, worsen, inflame, intensify, increase बिगाड़ दे िा
o Promulgate (verb) – proclaim, announce, publish, declare, disseminate घोवित करिा
o Obfuscate (verb) – confuse, obscure, complicate, muddle, cloud अस्पष्टट करिा
7. B) 'hat' का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक पूरे संदर्भ में , sentence दे श के स्ितंत्रता संग्राम सेिानियों के
प्रनत सम्माि और आदर की र्ाििा को व्यक्त कर रहा है । यहााँ "I take my (blank) off" का
तात्पयभ है सम्माि ददखािा, और इस र्ािा का प्रयोग टोपी उतार कर सम्माि व्यक्त करिे के
मलए होता है । इसमलए, "hat" सिसे उपयुक्त विकल्प होगा।
 'hat' should be used because in the entire context, the sentence is expressing respect
and admiration for the country's freedom fighters. The phrase "I take my (blank) off"

signifies showing respect, and this language is traditionally used to denote taking off
one's hat in honor. Thus, "hat" would be the most appropriate choice.
8. C) CDAB
Goonj , a leading NGO of India, runs a Cloth for Work Scheme and gives clothes and useful
items in exchange for work done Recently, as part of the scheme, an old lady in a Madhya
Pradesh village was given a pair of slippers As soon as she was given the slippers, she broke
into a dance strutting around in her first ever pair of slippers This story may seem strange
but it is a fact that, in many villages of India, people don’t have anything to put on their feet
9. B) All the pastries had been eaten by the workers before the day broke.
10. D) Disrupt (verb) – Interrupt, distract, bother, annoy िाधित करिा
 Fragment (verb) – Break, divide, disintegrate, shatter टुकड़ा- टुकड़ा करिा

 Dishevel (verb) – make (a person's hair or clothes) untidy. िाल िोचिा या
खसोटिा
11. B) The old lady: “ I am going to walk where I please, We have the liberty”.
12. D) Rahul says, “Azhar loves cricket”.
13. C) CABD
The most proposed government solution for child care involves building on top of this
flawed system is offering more vouchers to purchase private child care. Helping parents
become savvier at picking care options and tossing retention bonuses to caregivers are
others. These fixes, importantly, can make child care more affordable for parents and offer
life rafts to centres haemorrhaging workers. But they do little to address the structural
needs: improved quality for kids, better wages and working conditions for workers, and
more choices in the low-income neighbourhoods.
14. B) ‘that you should’ के िदले ‘you to' का प्रयोग होगा। क्योंकक 'want + somebody + to do +
something’ का प्रयोग होता है , ि कक 'want+ that+ Subject + should' का; जैसे-
 I want you to help her. [ मैं चाहता हूाँ कक तम
ु उसकी मदद करो।]
 I want her to marry you [मैं चाहता हूाँ कक िह तमु से शादी करे ।]
उसी प्रकार Passive Voice में want + somebody / something + to be + V3 का प्रयोग होता है ; जैस-े
I want these books to be sold. [ मै चाहता हूाँ कक ये ककतािें िेच दी जाए।]
'you to’ will be used instead of ' that you should' Because 'want + somebody + to do +
something' is used, not 'want + that + subject + should'; like-
 I want you to help her. [I want you to help him.]
 I want her to marry you [I want her to marry you.]
Similarly want + somebody / something + to be + V3 is used in Passive Voice; like-
 I want these books to be sold. [I want these books to be sold.]
15. D) Come hell or high water (phrase) – despite any difficulties or obstacles. कदििाइयों या
िािाओं के िािजूद

 Of no avail (phrase) – of no use; not helping at all कोई लार् िहीं

 Arcadian Life (noun) – idyllically innocent, simple, or untroubled. सरल और
निविभघ्ि
 Too many cooks spoil the broth (proverb) – too many people involved in a task
can ruin it. अधिक लोगों का एक काम में शाममल होिा उसे बिगाड़ सकता है
16. D) She asked if the secretary was coming to the meeting.
17. A) Fastidious' का use होगा क्योंकक "fastidious" का अर्भ होता है िहुत ध्याि से और सूक्ष्मता
से काम करिा। Sentence में mention ककया गया है कक िह हमेशा सुनिश्श्चत करती र्ी कक
सि कुछ पूरी तरह से व्यिश्स्र्त और उसकी उधचत जगह पर हो, इसमलए 'Fastidious' यहााँ
सही है । 'Scornful' का अर्भ है अिहे लिापूिक
भ , 'Tedious' का अर्भ है र्काऊ, और 'Exact' का अर्भ
है िीक या सही, जो इस context में सही िहीं हैं।
 Fastidious' should be used because it means being very attentive and meticulous. The
sentence mentions that she always ensured everything was perfectly organized and in
its proper place, making 'fastidious' the most fitting word here. 'Scornful' means
contemptuous, 'Tedious' means tiring or dull, and 'Exact' means precise, which don't fit
in this context.
18. A) Wicked (adjective) – Mischievous, naughty, cheeky, roguish, impish दष्टु ट
Antonym: Virtuous (adjective) – Having or showing high moral standards, righteous, good,
ethical. िममभक
• Savage (adjective) – Ferocious, wild, fierce, barbaric. ििभर
• Fierce (adjective) – Intense, strong, aggressive, ferocious. उग्र
• Vile (adjective) – Extremely unpleasant, wicked, evil, immoral. िीच
19. C) His new employer asked him whether he had done that sort of work before.
20. B) A single morsel of food was not eaten by him at his daughter's wedding.
21. B) A new product is being launched by the company next month.
22. A) CADB
Yesterday, my friends and I went on a short picnic to an amusement park. We reached there
at about 10 a.m. . Even though we had reached on time there was a serpentine queue for
the tickets. I took the entrance ticket. . The first ride we took was the Fury Wheel. It was
really big, all of us were yelling and crying!
23. D) Derogatory
• Innocuous (adjective) – Harmless, inoffensive, benign, safe, mild अहानिकर
• Laudatory (adjective) – Praiseworthy, commendatory, admiring, complimentary,
approbatory सराहिापूर्भ
• Puerile (adjective) – Childish, immature, infantile, juvenile, silly िामलश

• Derogatory (adjective) – Disparaging, belittling, pejorative, deprecatory, demeaning

अिादरपूर्भ
24. D) Blessing in disguise (phrase) – something that seems bad or unlucky at first, but results
in something good happening later. अप्रत्यि कृपादाि
• In hot water (phrase) – in trouble or difficulty. मश्ु श्कल में
• To catch one's eye (phrase) – to attract one's attention ध्याि आकविभत करिा
• Afraid of one's own shadow (phrase) – excessively fearful or timid. अत्यधिक
र्यर्ीत या कायर होिा
25. C) DACB
Minimalists believe that clutter causes a lot of stress and wastes precious space. They also
believe that one must not hold on to things if one doesn’t use them and love them anymore
They further advise that one can begin the process of decluttering by first checking if the
things one wishes to give away are still usable and valuable. Finally it’s a very good idea to
give the things to someone who can and will use them.
26. C) Derision (noun) – Mockery, ridicule, scorn, contempt, disparagement. उपहास
Antonym: Admiration (noun) – Respect, approval, appreciation, esteem, regard. प्रशंसा
• Disintegration (noun) – The process of breaking into parts, fragmentation,
dissolution, decay. विघटि
• Termination (noun) – Ending, conclusion, cessation, discontinuation. समापि
• Estimation (noun) – Judgment, evaluation, appraisal, assessment. मूल्यांकि
27. B) The beggar said that poverty is a great curse.
28. B) 'hanged' के िदले 'hung' का प्रयोग होगा।
'hung' will be used instead of 'hanged'.
29. A) CBAD
According to Gautam Bhatia ,a leading architect we need to bring about a radical change in
our model of housing He states that in the early 1950’s houses in most cities relied on the
bungalow model. The home then was a bungalow, single storied and bounded by walls.
Sadly ,nearly 70years later after a 100-fold increase in city population, density and land
value we still persist on the same outmoded model
30. B) Austere
 Ephemeral (adjective) – Fleeting, transient, temporary, short-lived, evanescent
िणर्क
 Austere (adjective) – Plain, stark, somber, unadorned आडंिरहीि
 Abstruse (adjective) – Obscure, arcane, enigmatic, recondite, esoteric गूढ़
 Effusive (adjective) – Gushing, demonstrative, unreserved, enthusiastic, exuberant
असंयत
31. D) No error.

यदद Reported Speech में कोई universal truth हो तो इसके Verb के Tense में कोई पररितभि
िहीं होता है । The earth revolves around/round the earth का र्ी प्रयोग होता है । अतः िाक्य
में कोई error िहीं है ।
No error.
If there is any universal truth in the Reported Speech, then there is no change in the Tense
of its Verb. The earth revolves around / round the earth is also used. Hence there is no error
in the sentence.
32. D) A bird’s eye view (idiom) - an overview or a broad perspective of something, seen from
above, as if by a flying bird. एक सरसरी निगाह
• To jump from a frying pan into fire (idiom) - to escape a bad situation only to
find oneself in a worse one. आसमाि से धगरा खजूर पर अटका
• Barking up the wrong tree (idiom) – pursuing a mistaken or misguided line of
thought or course of action गलत ददशा में प्रयास करिा
33. B) The conductor said that if I/he wanted to smoke, I/he would have to go out.
34. C) The lesson is being explained by the teacher.
35. D) To complete the project on time’ का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक ‘employ something to do
something’ का अर्भ होता है ‘to use something’
36. B) Apple of one’s eye (idiom) – something or someone that one cherishes above all others.
ककसी की आाँख का तारा
• Put the cart before the horse (idiom) – to do things in the wrong order or with
the wrong priorities. गलत क्रम में कायभ करिा
• To die in harness (idiom) – to die while still working or active, often while still
holding a position of responsibility. कतभव्य पर मरिा
• Out of the wood (idiom) – no longer in danger or difficulty. संकट से िाहर
37. A) CBAD
The Titanic was the Queen Alary of her day and the pride of the White Star Line. In speed, in
comfort, in beauty, in equipment she was a masterpiece. It was the envy and admiration of
the maritime nations of the world. Everything about her was attractive and fascinating.
38. C)'when the time' का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक िाक्य में 'जि समय आएगा' या 'सही समय पर'
की िात की गई है । इसके मलए 'when the time' सही option है । यहां 'while' का प्रयोग गलत
है क्योंकक 'while' का अर्भ होता है 'जिकक' जो यहां सही िहीं है ।
The use of "while" is incorrect here. The phrase "while a time" is not grammatically correct
or idiomatic in this context. The word "while" is typically used to indicate something
happening at the same time as another event or during the period of time that something is
happening.
39. C) Take on (phrasal verb) – undertake, tackle, accept, assume, confront लेिा (चि ु ौती)

 Take down (phrasal verb) – dismantle, disassemble, remove, lower, deflate

िष्टट करिा
 Take over (phrasal verb) – assume control, acquire, seize, supplant, usurp
पदर्ार संर्ालिा
 Take back (phrasal verb) – retract, withdraw, recant, revoke, rescind िापस ले
लेिा
40. A) Spill the beans (idiom) – to reveal a secret or disclose confidential information पदाभफाश
करिा
 At one’s wits end (idiom) – being at a loss as to what to do next, typically due to
frustration or confusion अत्यधिक परे शाि होिा
 Come hell or high water (idiom) – no matter how difficult or challenging the
circumstances become कदििाइयों के िािजूद
 Think the world of (idiom) – to have a very high opinion or a deep affection for
someone. प्रशंसा करिा
41. C) Preposition ‘To’ is used after ‘Contrary’ i.e. ‘Contrary to’ which means ‘In contradiction
of, against, in contrast to’ - के विपरीत
42. D) Matching (verb) – Corresponding in some essential respect, aligning, being similar. मेल
खािा
Synonym: Resembling (verb) – Look like or similar to, having likeness or similarity. समाि
ददखिा
 Appointing (verb) – Assigning a job or role to someone. नियश्ु क्त करिा
 Distinguishing (verb) – Recognizing or treating as different. अंतर करिा
 Adoring (verb) – Loving deeply and respectfully, admiring. प्रशंसा करिा
43. D) The ball is being hit by them.
44. A) Bite off more than you can chew – to take on a task that is way too big or beyond one's
ability to complete. अपिी िमता से अधिक करिा
 A wee bit (phrase) – a little, slightly. र्ोड़ा सा
 Zero in on something (verb) – to focus closely on something. ककसी चीज पर
ध्याि केंदित करिा
 Call upon (phrasal verb) – to formally ask someone to do something. ककसी से
औपचाररक रूप से कुछ करिे के मलए कहिा
45. B) ‘refused' के िदले 'denied' का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक 'refuse' का अर्भ है ‘अस्िीकार करिा'
जिकक 'deny' का अर्भ है 'ककसी चीज की सत्यता माििा'। ककसी के 'प्रस्ताि', 'मााँग', 'र्ें ट' को
'refuse' ककया जाता है जिकक ककसी 'अमर्योग', 'आरोप' को 'deny' ककया जाता है ; जैस-े

• He offered her a diamond ring but she refused to take it.

• She hotly denied all the charges brought against herself.
'denied' will be used instead of 'refused' because 'refuse' means 'to reject' while 'deny'
means 'believe the truth of something'. One's 'offer', 'demand', 'offer' is 'refuse' while
'deny' is used to 'propose', 'accuse'; like-
• He offered her a diamond ring but she refused to take it.
• She hotly denied all the charges brought against herself.
46. C) The magistrate ordered to call the witness.
47. D) No error.
48. B) Mean business (phrase) – to be serious and determined in one's intentions or actions.
गंर्ीरता से काम करिा
• In the long run (phrase) – over a long period of time; in the final outcome दीघभकामलक
• A cock and bull story (noun) – an implausible story used as an excuse or
explanation. िेमसर पैर की कहािी
• Skating on thin ice (phrase) – taking risks where the danger of negative
consequences is great खतरिाक श्स्र्नत
49. A) Any better choice won’t be received by him than this from anywhere.
50. C)'will come' के िदले 'comes' का प्रयोग होगा।
'comes' will be used instead of 'will come'.
51. C)‘ who is being made wonderful’ के िदले ' who made wonderful ' का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक
‘Antonio Stradivari was an Italian’ से पता चलता है कक घटिा Past की है !
52. D) 'Reasonable' का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक 'moderate' शब्द का अर्भ होता है उधचत या
समझदारी से। इस context में , जि ककसी को अपिे िंगला के मलए एक 'moderate' मूल्य
प्रस्तावित ककया जाता है , इसका मतलि है कक मूल्य ि तो िहुत उच्च है और ि ही िहुत
कम। इसमलए, "reasonable" सिसे appropriate choice होगा।
'Reasonable' should be used because 'moderate' implies something that is fair or sensible.
In this context, when someone is offered a 'moderate' price for his bungalow, it means that
the price is neither too high nor too low. Thus, "reasonable" would be the most appropriate
choice.
53. D) Suman's pocket has been picked.
54. A) ‘in the back side' के िदले 'at the back' का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक 'in the back side' जैसा
कोई प्रयोग िहीं होता है और 'behind' (के पीछे ) के अर्भ में ‘at the back of' का प्रयोग होता
है ।
'at the back' shall be used instead of 'in the back side' as there is no such usage as 'in the
back side' and 'behind' shall mean 'at the back of' ' is used.
55. C) By whom is she taught geography?
56. D) Harmony (noun) – Concord, unity, agreement, coherence सामंजस्य

 Kindness (noun) – Benevolence, generosity, compassion, goodwill दयामय कायभ

 Pleasure (noun) – Delight, enjoyment, gratification, satisfaction प्रसन्िता
 Admiration (noun) – Esteem, respect, veneration, reverence प्रशंसा
57. C) The convict requested that he be allowed to speak freely.
58. D) The' का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक यहााँ विशेि डॉक्टर का श्जक्र हो रहा है श्जसिे यह सुझाि
ददया। 'a' का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक 'pair of powered glasses' एक सामान्य संज्ञा है ।
'The' will be used because a specific doctor is being referred to who gave the suggestion. 'a'
will be used because 'pair of powered glasses' is an indefinite noun.
59. C) Last straw (idiom) – the final problem in a series of issues that leads to a major reaction
or change. आणखरी समस्या
 To take up arms (idiom) – to start fighting with weapons, especially as part of a group or
movement. हधर्यार उिािा
 Rank and File (idiom) – the ordinary members of an organization as opposed to its
leaders. सािारर् सदस्य
 To burn one’s boats (idiom) – to do something that makes it impossible to go back to
the previous situation later. पीछे मड़
ु कर ि दे खिा
60. A) 'The' का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक "the" का प्रयोग ति ककया जाता है जि noun विशेि या
विमशष्टट होती है । ददए गए िाक्य में , "UK government" एक विमशष्टट संस्र्ा है , इसमलए हम
इसके पहले "the" का उपयोग करें गे!
‘The’ should be used because "the" is used before a singular noun when the noun is specific
or particular. In the given sentence, "UK government" is a specific entity, so we use "the"
before it.
61. A) BACD
Until 1960, the University College of Fort Hare, in the municipality of Alice, about twenty
miles due east from Healdtown, was the only residential center of higher education for
blacks in South Africa. Fort Hare was more than that: it was a beacon for African scholars
from all over Southern Central and Eastern Africa. For young black South Africans like
myself, it was Oxford and Cambridge, Harvard and Yale, all rolled into one. The regent was
anxious for me to attend Fort Hare and I was gratified to be accepted there. I felt that I was
being groomed for success in the world.
62. C) He said that he had come home the previous night.
63. D) Deplete (verb) – exhaust, consume, diminish, use up, spend व्यय करिा, ख़ाली करिा
Antonym:-Restore पुिस्र्ाभवपत करिा
 Fancy – imagine; think, visualize कल्पिा करिा
64. D) The financial results will be announced by the company's board of directors at the annual
meeting tomorrow.
65. A) I warned him to be careful as the steps were very slippery.
66. B) The Bhutan to West Bengal rail link

According to the passage, discussions on the Bhutan to West Bengal rail link are set to
begin, indicating that this initiative has not yet commenced. The passage mentions that
surveys for the Kokrajhar-Gelephu rail link are being completed, a rail link to facilitate
Bhutan-Bangladesh trade is mentioned, and upgrading checkpoints along the India-Bhutan
border are in the plans, suggesting that these initiatives have already been started or are in
progress.
67. D) The projects are expected to drive growth, investment, and intra-regional trade,
benefiting multiple regions.
The passage outlines that the discussed projects like the rail links, the Special Economic
Zone, and the energy exchange will change the development story of the region by driving
growth and investment, facilitating trade, and involving development partners. It is inferred
that these initiatives will have a comprehensive and positive impact on the region, including
on Bhutan, West Bengal, Northeast India, and Northern Bangladesh, rather than isolating it
or benefiting only India.
68. A) A is correct because the passage suggests that due to trade blockages with Pakistan and
sanctions on Myanmar, building regional connectivity is a sustainable way forward amidst
geopolitical conflicts and anti-globalization trends. This indicates a strategy to overcome
regional challenges and improve economic prosperity. Option B is incorrect as there is no
direct implication of political dominance; rather, it is about security and prosperity. Option
C is incorrect because the passage doesn't mention internal economic demands. Option D is
incorrect as there is no mention of cultural initiatives or historical preservation.
69. A) A is correct because the passage is structured to first present challenges (trade blockages
with Pakistan, sanctions on Myanmar, China's influence) and then suggest working with
other countries as a solution. Option B is incorrect because the passage does not delve into
historical accounts. Option C is incorrect as the passage talks about building connectivity,
not disengaging from alliances. Option D is incorrect as there is no critique of current
policies or suggestion for an overhaul; instead, it suggests building on existing partnerships,
especially with Bhutan
70. C) Optimistic
The tone of the passage is optimistic. It discusses future plans and projects that have the
potential to positively change the development narrative of the region, highlighting the
benefits of increased connectivity, trade, and energy exchange. Words like "ambitious
plans," "drive growth," "investment," and "more security and prosperity" convey a hopeful
and positive outlook towards the India-Bhutan bilateral initiatives.
71. C) Core inflation, excluding energy and food costs, has eased.
The passage mentions that core inflation, which excludes energy and food costs, has eased
further. This indicates a reduction or softening in the rate of core inflation. The passage
does not suggest that core inflation has been high, significantly increased, or unpredictable,
making option C the correct inference.
72. C) There will likely be an increase in retail prices.
The passage indicates that pulses prices were up 19.4% at the wholesale level, which signals
that more pass-through to retail prices is likely. This suggests an anticipated increase in the
retail prices of pulses. The passage does not supporting a significant decrease, stability at
current levels, or high uncertainty regarding this trend.

73. B) Neutral and informative

The tone of the passage is neutral and informative. It presents facts and figures related to
food costs, inflation rates, and economic policies without displaying overt optimism,
pessimism, or emotional involvement. The language is factual and focused on delivering
information rather than persuading or evoking strong emotions.
74. B) The fluctuation of food prices and its impact on inflation
The main theme of the passage revolves around the fluctuation of food prices in India and
its consequent impact on inflation rates. It discusses various factors contributing to these
fluctuations, such as seasonal outputs, support prices for crops, and global events. The
passage also touches upon the responses of households and policymakers to these
economic changes, making the theme comprehensive in its coverage of the topic.
75. C) 2.7%
The passage specifically states that "The rise in prices of vegetables, which had surged over
37% in July, eased to 2.7% in October." This clearly indicates that in October, the inflation
rate for vegetables was 2.7%. The other options are either incorrect or pertain to different
statistics mentioned in the passage (A - vegetable price surge in July, B - rural inflation rate,
D - overall food cost uptick for households).
76. B) Australia has won the World Cup five times.
The passage mentions that Australia has won cricket's premier championship on five
occasions. The other options are incorrect as the final was held at Narendra Modi Stadium,
not Johannesburg; Rahul Dravid, not Zaheer Khan, is mentioned as the Indian team's coach;
and India won against New Zealand in the semifinal.
77. C) Rahul Dravid, as coach, aimed to balance pragmatism with maintaining high energy in
the team.
The passage indicates that Rahul Dravid, a key player in the 2003 World Cup final, is now
the coach of the Indian team and is likely to infuse pragmatism without toning down the
adrenaline surge within the dressing room. This suggests his role was to balance practical
strategies with keeping the team's energy high. The other options are not supported by the
passage.
78. C) The passage states, "If India sticks to its consistent methods, executed well so far in this
championship, it should start as the favourite." This indicates that India plans to continue
with the strategies that have been successful throughout the championship, rather than
changing its approach for the final.
79. C) Excited
The tone of the passage is excited, as it discusses the upcoming World Cup final with a
sense of enthusiasm and anticipation. The writer's description of the teams' performances
and the players' achievements conveys a palpable excitement about the match. Terms like
"summit clash," "prime form," "notched 10 wins," and the detailed recounting of past
matches and player statistics all contribute to an upbeat and excited tone.
80. A) The rivalry between India and Australia in cricket
The main theme of the passage is the rivalry between India and Australia in cricket,
specifically in the context of the World Cup final. The passage provides a detailed account of
both teams' journey to the final, their past encounters, and the significance of this

upcoming match. It highlights key moments and players from both teams, underscoring the
intense competition and history between these two cricketing powerhouses.
81. C) 'Regarded' का use होगा क्योंकक "regarded" का अर्भ होता है ककसी चीज़ को ककसी विशेि
तरह से दे खिा या माििा। Sentence में USP को एक फमभ की सच्ची िैल्यू के रूप में दे खा
जाता है , इसमलए 'regarded' यहााँ सही है । 'Referred' का अर्भ है संदर्भ दे िा, 'Repeated' का
अर्भ है िार-िार करिा, और 'Reviewed' का अर्भ है समीिा करिा, जो इस context में सही
िहीं हैं।
Regarded' should be used because it means to consider or look upon something in a specific
manner. The sentence describes USP as the true value associated with a firm, making
'regarded' the appropriate choice. Whereas, 'Referred' means to mention or allude,
'Repeated' means to do again, and 'Reviewed' implies examining or assessing, which are not
suitable in this context.
82. D) Of' का use होगा क्योंकक 'value of a firm' एक common phrase है श्जसका अर्भ है ककसी
कंपिी की मूल्य को दशाभिा। इस context में , 'the true value of a firm' सही है , इसमलए option
D सही है । जिकक 'on a firm', 'from a firm', और 'by a firm' गलत हैं क्योंकक िे इस context में
grammatically और semantically सही िहीं हैं।
Of' should be used because 'value of a firm' is a common phrase indicating the worth of a
company. In this context, 'the true value of a firm' is appropriate, making option D correct.
On the other hand, 'on a firm,' 'from a firm,' and 'by a firm' are incorrect as they are not
grammatically and semantically correct in this context.
83. C) 'Every' का use होगा क्योंकक "every" का अर्भ होता है प्रत्येक या हर एक। Sentence में
कहा गया है कक हर एक सफल व्यापार के केंि में एक मूल्य प्रस्ताि होता है , इसमलए
'every' यहााँ सही है । जिकक 'Large' का अर्भ है िड़ा, 'Only' का अर्भ है केिल, और 'Sole' का
अर्भ है एकमात्र, जो इस context में सही िहीं है ।
 'Every' should be used because it means each or all. The sentence states that at the
core of each successful business, there is always a value proposition, making 'every'
appropriate here. Whereas, 'Large' means big in size, 'Only' means solely, and 'Sole'
means single or only one, which are not fitting in this context.
84. B) always' का use होगा क्योंकक इस sentence में िताया गया है कक हर successful business
के core में एक value proposition होती है , श्जस पर promoters और managers गविभत होते हैं।
'Always' इस context में यह िताता है कक यह एक श्स्र्र और निरं तर तथ्य है । 'Even' का
अर्भ होता है यहां तक कक, 'Ready' का अर्भ होता है तैयार, और 'One' एक व्यश्क्त या िस्तु
को दशाभता है , जो इस context में सही िहीं है ।
 always' should be used because the sentence is communicating that at the core of
every successful business, there is a value proposition, something that promoters and
managers are proud of. 'Always' in this context indicates that this is a consistent and

continual fact. 'Even' means to the extent that, 'Ready' means prepared, and 'One'
denotes a person or thing, which are not suitable in this context.
85. B) The' का use होगा क्योंकक "the" का अर्भ होता है विमशष्टट िस्तु या िस्त्रािली को
पहचाििा। इस sentence में हम उस विमशष्टट value proposition की िात कर रहे हैं श्जस पर
promoters और managers गविभत हैं, इसमलए 'the' यहां सही है । 'There' का अर्भ होता है ककसी
स्र्ाि पर होिा, 'Those' का अर्भ होता है िह (अिेक), और 'This' का अर्भ है यह (एक), जो इस
context में सही िहीं है ।
The' should be used because it denotes identifying a specific thing or set of things. In this
sentence, we are talking about that specific value proposition that the promoters and
managers are proud of, making 'the' appropriate here. 'There' means being in a place,
'Those' means those (plural), and 'This' means this (singular), which don’t fit in this context.
86. B) 'Nothing'का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक संदर्भ के अिुसार, जि Mr. Smith अपिी कोट को दरिाजे
के पास छोड़ा, उसमें कुछ र्ी िहीं र्ा। इसमलए 'Nothing' सिसे उपयुक्त विकल्प है । 'Coins'
का अर्भ है मसक्के, 'Anything' का अर्भ है कुछ र्ी, और 'Something' का अर्भ है कुछ, जो इस
संदर्भ में सही िहीं है ।
'Nothing' should be used because, as per the context, when Mr. Smith left his coat by the
door, there was no content in its pockets. Thus, 'Nothing' is the most appropriate option.
'Coins' refers to currency, 'Anything' means any item at all, and 'Something' implies there
was an unspecified item, which don't fit in this context.
87. B) 'Pockets'का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक passage में श्स्र्नत इस प्रकार है कक जि Mr. Smith
अपिी कोट को िापस लेता है , उसे उसकी (2) ________ में गहिों की खोज ममलती है । यहााँ
'pockets' सिसे अधिक संिोधित होता है क्योंकक िह पहले ही अपिी कोट छोड़ दे ता है और
जि िह िापस लेता है , उसे उसकी जेिों में गहिों की खोज ममलती है । जिकक 'Packet' का
अर्भ होता है छोटा पैकेट या िोरा, 'Box' का अर्भ है डडब्िा, और 'Coat' िस्त्र होता है , जो इस
संदर्भ में सही िहीं है ।
'Pockets' should be used because the situation in the passage is such that when Mr. Smith
retrieves his coat, he finds jewelry in its (2) ________. Here, 'pockets' is the most
contextually fitting as he had previously left his coat and when he retrieves it, he finds
jewelry in its pockets. Whereas, 'Packet' refers to a small pack or pouch, 'Box' means a
container, and 'Coat' is an article of clothing, which doesn't fit in this context.
88. A) 'jewellery 'का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक passage में श्जक्र हुआ है कक जि ममस्टर श्स्मर् िे
अपिे कोट को िापस मलया, तो उसमें अर्ूिर् (ज्िेलरी) र्ा। जिकक 'papers' का अर्भ होता है
कागज, 'coins' का अर्भ होता है मसक्के, और 'things' का अर्भ होता है िस्त्रा, जो इस संदर्भ में
सही िहीं है ।
'jewellery' should be used because the passage mentions that when Mr. Smith took his coat
back, it had jewellery in it. Whereas, 'papers' means documents or sheets, 'coins' refers to
small metal money, and 'things' means objects or items, which don't fit in this context.

89. A) Coat'का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक पाि में उल्लेख है कक एक अन्य व्यश्क्त आया श्जसका (4)
________ श्री श्स्मर् के जैसा र्ा। जि िह कहता है कक "मैंिे गलती की। मैंिे आपका कोट
ले मलया और आपके पास मेरा है ", तो यह स्र्ािीयता से स्पष्टट है कक िह कोट के िारे में
िात कर रहा है । 'Packet', 'Box', और 'Envelope' इस संदर्भ में सही िहीं हैं।
Coat' should be used because the passage mentions another man coming in with a (4)
________ just like Mr. Smith’s. When he says "I made a mistake. I took your coat and you
have got mine", it is evident from the context that he is talking about the coat. 'Packet',
'Box', and 'Envelope' don't fit in this context.
90. B) 'No'का प्रयोग होगा क्योंकक प्रिंिक िे कहा कक उिके पास कोई िेटर िहीं हैं , मसफभ िेट्रेस
हैं। इस संदर्भ में , 'Some' का अर्भ है कुछ, 'Many' का अर्भ है िहुत सारे , और 'Few' का अर्भ है
र्ोड़े, जो सही िहीं है ।
'No' should be used because the manager said they don't have any waiters, only waitresses.
Whereas, 'Some' implies a few, 'Many' means a large number, and 'Few' means a small
number, which don't fit in this context.
91. A) 'Visit' का use होगा क्योंकक "visit" का अर्भ होता है ककसी जगह जािा और िहााँ िहरिा।
Sentence में mention ककया गया है कक पयभटक Germany में organised tours के दौराि एक
पूिभ Nazi compound को 'दे खिे' जा सकते हैं, इसमलए 'visit' यहााँ सही है । जिकक 'Travel' का
अर्भ है यात्रा करिा, 'Trip' का अर्भ है एक छोटा यात्रा करिा, और 'Stay' का अर्भ है ककसी
जगह िहरिा, जो इस context में सही िहीं हैं।
Visit' should be used because it means to go to a place and spend time there. The sentence
mentions that tourists can 'go to see' a former Nazi compound during organised tours in
Germany, making 'visit' fitting here. Whereas, 'Travel' means to make a journey, 'Trip'
means a short journey, and 'Stay' implies remaining at a place, which don't fit in this
context.
92. D) Called' इस context में सही है क्योंकक यहााँ पर एक र्त ू कालीि कक्रया की आिश्यकता है
जो इस स्र्ल को एक िाम दे िे के मलए की गई होगी। 'Called' का उपयोग एक स्र्ाि का
िाम ितािे के मलए ककया जाता है , इसमलए इसे 'Forbidden City’ कहा 'Called' जाता है ।
जिकक, 'Calling', 'Calls', और 'Call' इस context में ग्रामर के नियमों के अिुसार सही िहीं
होंगे।
'Called' is correct in this context as a past-tense verb is needed to refer to the act of naming
the location. 'Called' is used to state the name of a place, so it is 'Called' the ‘Forbidden
City’. Whereas 'Calling', 'Calls', and 'Call' would not be correct in this context according to
the rules of grammar.
93. C) 'Every' क्योंकक 'Every year' का इस्तेमाल होता है जि हम ककसी विमशष्टट समयािधि, जैसे
कक ििभ, महीिा इत्यादद, के िारे में िात करते हैं। इसमलए, यहााँ 'Every' सही है क्योंकक यह
िताता है कक लोग हर ििभ इस जगह पर जाते हैं। 'Whole' और 'All' इस context में गलत हैं

क्योंकक िे एक पूरा समयािधि दशाभते हैं, और 'One' र्ी गलत है क्योंकक इसका अर्भ होता है
एक ििभ।
Every' should be used because it is used when talking about a specific period, such as a year,
month, etc. Thus, ‘Every’ is correct here as it implies that people visit this place every year.
'Whole' and 'All' are incorrect in this context as they represent an entire duration, and 'One'
is also incorrect as it means one year.
94. D) 'Were' होगा, क्योंकक यहााँ की िात कर रहे हैं िाज़ीज़ की र्ूतकामलक गनतविधियों की, जो
अि समाप्त हो गई हैं। जिकक 'was' एकिचि के मलए होता है , 'have been' और 'has been'
ितभमाि पूर्कभ ाल के मलए होते हैं, श्जसका इस्र्ाि पर कोई प्रयोग िहीं है ।
Were' should be used because we are talking about the past activities of the Nazis that have
now ceased. 'was' is for singular, 'have been' and 'has been' are in the present perfect
tense, which are not applicable here.
95. D) 'Concealed' होगा क्योंकक 'Concealed' का अर्भ होता है छुपािा या गुप्त रखिा। िाक्य में
िताया गया है कक िाज़ीज़ िे अपिे िंकसभ को जंगल और एक िाड़ के पीछे छुपा रखा र्ा,
इसमलए 'Concealed' यहााँ सही है । जिकक 'mysterious' का अर्भ होता है रहस्यमय, 'holy' का
अर्भ होता है पवित्र, और 'sacred' का अर्भ है पुण्य, जो इस context में सही िहीं है ।
Concealed' should be used for blank No. 5 because it means to keep something hidden or
secret. The sentence states that Nazis kept their bunkers hidden in a forest and behind a
fence, making 'Concealed' the correct choice here. Whereas, 'mysterious' means full of
mystery, 'holy' means sacred, and 'sacred' means regarded with reverence and respect,
which are not suitable in this context.
96. D) Another' का use होगा क्योंकक यहााँ पर दो लोग एक दस ू रे को झकु कर सलाम कर रहे हैं।
'Another' का अर्भ होता है 'एक दस
ू रे ', जो इस context में सही है । 'Each' का अर्भ होता है
'प्रत्येक', 'other' का अर्भ होता है 'दस
ू रे ' और 'self' का अर्भ होता है 'स्ियं', जो इस context में
सही िहीं है ।
Another' should be used because the two men bowed to one another and parted. In this
context, 'another' means 'each other', making it the correct choice. 'Each' means 'every',
'other' means 'different', and 'self' means 'own self', which are not appropriate in this
context.
97. C)'Situation' का use होगा क्योंकक "situation" का अर्भ होता है एक विशेि पररश्स्र्नत या
हालत में होिा। Sentence में mention ककया गया है कक D'Artagnan को तीि डूएल्स को एक
ही ददि में निर्ािा होगा, श्जससे िह एक मुश्श्कल पररश्स्र्नत में है , इसमलए 'situation' यहााँ
सही है । जिकक 'Location' का अर्भ होता है स्र्ाि, 'Relation' का अर्भ होता है संिंि, और
'Station' का अर्भ होता है स्र्ल या पद, जो इस context में सही िहीं है ।
Situation' should be used because it means being in a particular condition or circumstance.
The sentence mentions that D'Artagnan is going to have to fight three duels in a short span,

placing him in a difficult 'situation.' Whereas, 'Location' refers to a place, 'Relation' means
connection, and 'Station' indicates position or place, which don't fit in this context.
98. C) fight' का use होगा क्योंकक "fight" का अर्भ होता है लड़ाई करिा। Passage में mention
ककया गया है कक D'Artagnan को तीि डूएल्स में दहस्सा लेिा है , इसमलए 'fight' यहााँ सही है ।
जिकक 'figure out' का अर्भ होता है ककसी चीज़ को समझिा, 'think out' का अर्भ है सोचिा
और 'fix' का अर्भ है िीक करिा, जो इस context में सही िहीं है ।
fight' should be used because it means to engage in a battle or combat. The passage
mentions that D'Artagnan has to participate in three duels, making 'fight' fitting here.
Whereas, 'figure out' means to understand something, 'think out' means to consider, and
'fix' implies to repair or mend, which don't fit in this context.
99. B) Matter' का use होगा क्योंकक "matter" का अर्भ होता है वििय या मुद्दा। यहााँ पर
D'Artagnan तीि अलग-अलग डूएल्स लड़ रहा है , जो एक सीररज़ या मुद्दे की तरह है ,
इसमलए 'matter' सही है । जिकक 'Place' का अर्भ होता है स्र्ाि, 'Time' का अर्भ होता है
समय, और 'Gap' का अर्भ होता है अंतराल, जो इस context में सही िहीं है ।
'Matter' should be used because it means a subject or issue. Here, D'Artagnan is fighting
three different duels, which is like a series or a matter, making 'matter' fitting. Whereas,
'Place' means location, 'Time' means a duration, and 'Gap' means an interval, which don’t fit
in this context.
100. B) at least' का use होगा क्योंकक "at least" का अर्भ होता है कम से कम। Sentence में D
'Artagnan यह सोच रहा है कक अगर िह मरा जाता है , तो कम से कम एक Musketeer के
हार्ों मारा जाएगा, श्जससे उसकी मौत की कोई मान्यता हो। 'Maximum' का अर्भ होता है
अधिकतम, 'least' का अर्भ होता है सिसे कम, और 'even though' का अर्भ होता है हालांकक, जो
इस context में सही िहीं है ।
At least' should be used because it means 'at the minimum'. In the sentence, D'Artagnan is
thinking that if he is to be killed, then being killed by a Musketeer will lend some credibility
to his death. 'Maximum' means the most, 'least' means the smallest amount or not at all,
and 'even though' means although, which aren’t fitting in this context.

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Rahul says that Azhar loves cricket.

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 Fragment (verb) – Break, divide, disintegrate, shatter टुकड़ा- टुकड़ा करिा

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 Of no avail (phrase) – of no use; not helping at all कोई लार् िहीं

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• Derogatory (adjective) – Disparaging, belittling, pejorative, deprecatory, demeaning

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 Take down (phrasal verb) – dismantle, disassemble, remove, lower, deflate

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 Kindness (noun) – Benevolence, generosity, compassion, goodwill दयामय कायभ

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