English Practice Set 948

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1. Q1 · English · English Comprehension
   Identify the part of the sentence that has an error. 'Each of the students / have submitted / their assignment / on time.'
   AEach of the studentsBhave submittedCtheir assignmentDNo error
2. Q2 · English · Verbal Analogies
   Cub is related to Lion in the same way as Puppy is related to ____?
   ABookBBooksCDogDHope
3. Q3 · English · One Word Substitutes
   Select the one-word substitute for: "A person who dies without leaving a will"
   AAristocracyBClaustrophobiaCMortuaryDIntestate
4. Q4 · English · Grammar — Subject-Verb Agreement
   Fill in the blank so the subject and verb agree: Neither of the two candidates _____ for the post this year.
   Ahas shockedBwere selectedCwas selectedDare responsible
5. Q5 · English · Spellings / Misspelt Words
   Select the correct spelling to fill in the blanks. The lawyer presented a_____argument supported by evidence and logic.
   AperswasiveBpursuasiveCpersuasiveDpersuasiv
6. Q6 · 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. Whether such measures can keep pace with changing product design remains to be seen. 2. Local repair shops, often just a single room with a skilled technician, keep countless devices running. 3. Sealed batteries and proprietary screws are becoming common even in low-cost electronics. 4. Still, supporters argue that saving these spaces preserves a piece of local memory.
   AWhether such measures can keep pace with changing product design remains to be seen.BLocal repair shops, often just a single room with a skilled technician, keep countless devices running.CSealed batteries and proprietary screws are becoming common even in low-cost electronics.DStill, supporters argue that saving these spaces preserves a piece of local memory.
7. Q7 · English · Connectors / Sentence Joining
   Combine the two sentences using the most appropriate connector: 1. The odds were against them. 2. they continued to fight.
   AThe odds were against them; Unless, they continued to fight.BThe odds were against them; nevertheless, they continued to fight.CThe odds were against them; Since, they continued to fight.DThe odds were against them; While, they continued to fight.
8. Q8 · English · Sentence Formation
   Arrange the following parts (P1-P3) to form a meaningful sentence:
   P1: Volunteers distributed food P2: to the flood-affected P3: families
   Ato the flood-affected Volunteers distributed food families.Bfamilies Volunteers distributed food to the flood-affected.Cfamilies to the flood-affected Volunteers distributed food.DVolunteers distributed food to the flood-affected families.
9. Q9 · English · Selecting Words
   Choose the word that best fits the context: The two teams took their _____ positions on the field.
   AprobableBrespectfulCrespectiveDdiverse
10. Q10 · English · Grammar — Tenses & Verb Forms
    Fill in the blank with the correct tense/verb form: No sooner did he arrive than _____ starts.
    Ahas hadBstartedCIf I were you,Dthe meeting