Nanded Talathi Exam Paper 2014 for Subject English
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| Sr.No. | Questions with option | Ans |
| 1 | ‘I had been playing a game’ is, which type of tense _________
(a) Past Perfect Continuous Tense (b) Past Perfect Tense (c) Future Perfect Tense (d) Past continuous Tense |
a |
| 2 | Jack died ______ a fatal disease. ( suitable preposition)
(a) For (b) on (c) in (d) of |
d |
| Directions for Q.No. 3 to 4 – A sentence is given in four different forms. Only one of them is grammatically correct. Mark the correct option as the answer. | ||
| 3 | (a) I shall meet a few people if they come.
(b) I shill meet few people if they come. (c) I shall meet few people when they will come (d) I shall meet few people if they will come. |
a |
| 4 | (a) Scarcely had he entered the room then the phone rang.
(b) Scarcely did he entered the room then the phone rang. (c) Scarcly had he entered the room when the phone rang. (d) Scarcely he had entered the room when the phone rang. |
c |
| Directions for Q.No. 5 to 7 – In the following questions (Q.No. 5 to 7) each BOLD word is followed by four options. Choose the option which is the closest synonym of the given word. | ||
| 5 | DESTITUTION
(a) poverty (b) richness (c) humility (d) destruction |
a |
| 6 | AVARICIOUS
(a) greedy (b) spendthrift (c)envious (d) miser |
b |
| 7 | Some people are extremely FASTIDIOUS in their choice of dress
(a) pompous (b) fussy (c) careless (d) imperfectionist |
b |
| Directions – In the following question (Q.No. 8 to 10). Each BOLD word is follows by four options. Choose the option which is OPPOSITE to the given word | ||
| 8 | JOCUND
(a) melancholy (b) cheerful (c) confidant (d) merciless |
a |
| 9 | IMBECILE
(a) idiot (b) arrogant (c) scholar (d) numbskull |
c |
| 10 | As long as he remained in the office, he maintained his HEGEMONY
(a) proverty (b) subordination (c) discipline (d) order |
b |
| Directions – Each of the following question (Q.No. 11 to 13) consist of four choices. Choose the correct word that can be substituted in place of the statement given in the question. | ||
| 11 | A hospital for mad person is called
(a) orphanage (b) asylum (c) sanitorium (d) mortuary |
b |
| 12 | The Supreme power of a state is known as
(a) autonomy (b) secular (c) sovereignty (d) monarchy |
c |
| 13 | Line at which the earth and sky seem to meet is called
(a) equator (b) horizon (c) zenith (d) pinnacle |
b |
| Directions for Q.No. 14 to 16 – Identify the correct meaning of the given Idioms and Phrases | ||
| 14 | To find mares nest
(a) To be greatly troubled by (b) To be ignored (c) To make an absurd discovery (d) To escape without punishment |
c |
| 15 | To gird up the loins
(a) Fearless person (b) to make a point effectively (c) to emerge successfully (d) to prepare for difficult work |
4 |
| 16 | Once in a blue moon
(a) very rarely (b) secret affair (c) in a state of confusion (d) to be born in a rich family |
a |
| Directions for Q. No. 17 to 19 – Foreign expression and four English phrases are in each of the following questions. Identify the correct meaning | ||
| 17 | Modus operandi
(a) Vigorous person (b) way of working (c) lobourious (d) comfortable zone |
b |
| 18 | Macho
(a) male in an aggressive way (b) an intellectual man (c) an impressive man (d) a well-dressed man |
a |
| 19 | Tete-a-tete
(a) play tennis (b) difficult job (c) tit for tat (d) talk privately |
d |
| Directions for Question No. 20 to 22 – In each of the questions, four parts of sentence are given. Find out the correct sequence, which, when arranged form a meaningful sentence. | ||
| 20 | P. without a washing machine
Q. we certainly agree with you R. to run a home. S. that it is inconvenient (a) QRSO (b) QSRP (c) SRPQ (d) PQRS |
b |
| 21 | P. sweetness of temper as much as sanity of outlook
Q. aims at producing R. liberal education S. moral girts as well as intellectual (a) RQSP (b) SRQP (c) RPQS (d) SQRP |
a |
| 22 | P. the subordinate
Q. trained R. must be properly S. to assume responsibility (a) PQRS (b) QSRP (c) QPRS (d) PSRQ |
a |
| Directions for Q.No. 23 to 24 – Each question has a sentence with two blanks. From the given choices select the pair of words that can best complete the given sentences. | ||
| 23 | Mother Teresa was _______about here achievement and unwilling to ____ them before anyone.
(a) modest, discuss (b) proud, promote (c) unsure, reveal (d) ignorant, eulogise |
a |
| 24 | The interest generated by the Socer World Cup is _____ compared to the way Cricket ___ the nation.
(a) warmer, fascinates (b) luke warm, electrifies (c) tripid, inspires (d) unusual, grips |
b |
| 25 | Identify the odd man out
(a) Brigadier (b) Colonel (c) Admiral (d) Major |
c |