English Practice Set 518

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1. Q1 · English · Ordering of Words
   Rearrange the jumbled words to form a meaningful sentence: "budget / due / rejected / constraints / committee / The / to / the / proposal"
   Adue The to the proposal rejected committee budget constraints.Bconstraints proposal to due rejected the The budget committee.CThe committee rejected the proposal due to budget constraints.Dto constraints the The rejected budget due proposal committee.
2. Q2 · English · One Word Substitutes
   One word for "A person who comes to a country to settle there" is:
   AGluttonBEmigrantCIntestateDImmigrant
3. Q3 · English · Change of Speech (Direct/Indirect)
   Change into indirect speech: The officer asked, "What is your name?"
   AThe officer asked what my name should.BThe officer asked what my name were.CThe officer asked what my name was.DThe officer asked what my name might.
4. Q4 · English · Verbal Analogies
   Miser is related to Money in the same way as Glutton is related to ____?
   AFoodBSmokeCCarnivoreDCut
5. Q5 · English · Odd Sentence / Theme-based Questions
   Three of the four sentences below belong together in theme/context. Choose the one that does NOT belong: 1. Humans have mapped the surface of the Moon in far greater detail than our own ocean floor. 2. Sports economists argue that sustained local investment matters more than short-term funding spikes. 3. Small towns with well-maintained training facilities often produce disproportionate numbers of athletes. 4. Coaches in these towns frequently work with limited budgets but strong community support.
   AHumans have mapped the surface of the Moon in far greater detail than our own ocean floor.BSports economists argue that sustained local investment matters more than short-term funding spikes.CSmall towns with well-maintained training facilities often produce disproportionate numbers of athletes.DCoaches in these towns frequently work with limited budgets but strong community support.
6. Q6 · English · Fill in the Blanks
   Choose the option that best completes the sentence: Since the roads were _____, the journey took _____ longer than expected.
   Aconfident / calmBclear / muchCblocked / muchDwide / much
7. Q7 · English · Grammar — Nouns/Pronouns/Adjectives/Adverbs
   Choose the correct form to fill the blank: This is the _____ solution to the problem.
   Amore intelligentBwiderCbestDmost best
8. Q8 · English · Idioms and Phrases
   Apropos of nothing
   AAny difficult situation or obstacleBTo be enragedCAlmost everything and anything has been includedDHaving no relevance to any previous discussion or situation
9. Q9 · English · Grammar — Tenses & Verb Forms
   Complete the sentence with the correct infinitive : --------there is difficult.
   AWhen reachingBReaching toCReaching forDTo reach
10. Q10 · English · Grammar — Articles & Determiners
    Fill in the blank with the correct article/determiner: He gave a speech on _____ importance of unity.
    AanBtheCsomeD—