English Practice Set 565

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1. Q1 · English · Grammar — Tenses & Verb Forms
   crops in one village', is a [TGT 2004 Cancel]
   APresent perfect tenseBSimple past tenseCPast perfect tenseDFuture tense
2. Q2 · English · Odd Sentence / Theme-based Questions
   Identify the sentence that does not fit with the other three: 1. Enforcement of these rules, however, remains inconsistent at best. 2. Some companies have begun building data centres in naturally cold climates to cut cooling costs. 3. Every video streamed and every file stored in the cloud consumes real electricity somewhere. 4. Renewable energy contracts are also becoming a standard feature of new data centre projects.
   AEnforcement of these rules, however, remains inconsistent at best.BSome companies have begun building data centres in naturally cold climates to cut cooling costs.CEvery video streamed and every file stored in the cloud consumes real electricity somewhere.DRenewable energy contracts are also becoming a standard feature of new data centre projects.
3. Q3 · English · Sentence Formation
   Arrange the following parts (P1-P3) to form a meaningful sentence:
   P1: The company plans P2: to expand its P3: operations next year
   Aoperations next year The company plans to expand its.Bto expand its The company plans operations next year.Cto expand its operations next year The company plans.DThe company plans to expand its operations next year.
4. Q4 · English · English Language
   Select the most appropriate one-word substitution for the given phrase. One who loves mankind
   APhilanthropistBPhilatelistCPhilosopherDMisanthrope
5. Q5 · English · Para Jumbles (Ordering of Sentences)
   1. Academic integrity, therefore, is paramount in upholding the trustworthiness of these contributions. 2. Scientific papers, doctoral theses, and scholarly articles all represent significant intellectual endeavors. 3. These works collectively advance human understanding across diverse fields. 4. Any compromise in integrity, such as plagiarism or falsification of data, undermines the entire edifice of knowledge.
   A2, 1, 3, 4B3, 1, 2, 4C1, 4, 2, 3D2, 3, 1, 4
6. Q6 · English · Grammar — Tenses & Verb Forms
   Fill in the blank with the correct tense/verb form: He will have finished the project by the time _____
   AsawByou arrive tomorrow.Cyou arrive tomorrowDhad already left
7. Q7 · English · Ordering of Words
   Rearrange the jumbled words to form a meaningful sentence: "theory / explained / professor / the / The / with / practical / examples"
   Atheory The the with professor practical examples explained.BThe professor explained the theory with practical examples.Cthe theory explained The professor with examples practical.Dprofessor theory the with examples practical explained The.
8. Q8 · English · English Language
   Choose the word which is nearest in meaning to the italicised word. Our new neighbour is a *jovial* man who greets everyone with a smile.
   AsorrowfulBarrogantCsilentDcheerful
9. Q9 · English · Idioms and Phrases
   What is the meaning of the idiom/phrase: "Bite off more than one can chew"?
   Ato understand a hidden meaningBto avoid humiliationCto take on more than one can manageDto agree with someone
10. Q10 · English · Ordering of Words
    Rearrange the jumbled words to form a meaningful sentence: "evening / The / in / until / library / open / eight / the / remains"
    Ain remains The the open until evening eight library.BThe in eight library remains the open evening until.Cthe in until open library The remains eight evening.DThe library remains open until eight in the evening.