English Practice Set 88

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1. Q1 · English · Grammar — Articles & Determiners
   Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: This is _____ and sincere worker.
   Aan honestBa honestCaDthe longest river
2. Q2 · English · English Language and Comprehension
   Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Beseech
   APamperBImploreCImpartDBequeath
3. Q3 · English · Synonyms
   Choose the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as 'Zenith'.
   ADepthBTroughCBottomDPinnacle
4. Q4 · English · Synonyms
   Choose the word that is most nearly the SAME in meaning as 'Genuine'.
   ARealBFraudulentCFakeDSpurious
5. Q5 · English · One Word Substitutes
   One word for "A handwriting that cannot be read" is:
   AIllegibleBBibliographyCAutographDPalindrome
6. Q6 · English · Change of Voice (Active/Passive)
   Change the voice: "The board has approved the budget."
   AThe budget will be approved by the board.BThe budget are approved by the board.CThe budget has been approved by the board.DThe budget was approved by the board.
7. Q7 · English · One Word Substitutes
   Select the one-word substitute for: "One who is in charge of a museum"
   AAristocracyBEulogyCCuratorDDemophobia
8. Q8 · English · Odd Sentence / Theme-based Questions
   Identify the sentence that does not fit with the other three: 1. Vendors report that digital payments have reduced disputes over change and counterfeit notes. 2. Street vendors were once seen as the last holdouts of India's cash economy. 3. That assumption no longer holds in most towns and cities across the country. 4. Even so, rising global demand for data storage threatens to outpace these efficiency gains.
   AVendors report that digital payments have reduced disputes over change and counterfeit notes.BStreet vendors were once seen as the last holdouts of India's cash economy.CThat assumption no longer holds in most towns and cities across the country.DEven so, rising global demand for data storage threatens to outpace these efficiency gains.
9. Q9 · English · Para Jumbles (Ordering of Sentences)
   1. It delivers oxygen and nutrients to cells. 2. The human body has a complex circulatory system. 3. This keeps all our tissues functioning correctly. 4. The heart pumps blood through this network.
   A1 - 4 - 3 - 2B3 - 4 - 1 - 2C2 - 3 - 4 - 1D2 - 4 - 1 - 3
10. Q10 · 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. These adaptive reuse projects are often funded by nostalgic former patrons rather than the state. 2. Small towns with well-maintained training facilities often produce disproportionate numbers of athletes. 3. This narrow focus, however, overlooks a much larger story about grassroots sport. 4. National medal tallies dominate most post-Olympics discussions in the media.
    AThese adaptive reuse projects are often funded by nostalgic former patrons rather than the state.BSmall towns with well-maintained training facilities often produce disproportionate numbers of athletes.CThis narrow focus, however, overlooks a much larger story about grassroots sport.DNational medal tallies dominate most post-Olympics discussions in the media.