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Second Year Notes

English By-Prof.shraddha Makkhar

Multiple choice type questions.

1.What is advertising:
(a) Publicity (b) paid information
(c) sales premotion (d)all the above
Ans.(d))
2.The motive to which an ad is directed, designed to stir a person toward goal the advertiser
has set is known as:
(a) appeal (b) need
(c) demand. (d) desire
Ans.(a)
3.Handwritten posters in the sixteenth and the seventeenth century which are considered to
be the forerunners of advertising are:
(a) pamphlets (b) squish
(c) billboards (d) brochures
Ans.(b)
4 The ........... is the foundation of any advertising or marketing campaign.
(a) Research (b) Target segmentation
(c) Creative brief (d) Medin planning
Ans.(c)
5.Printed matter that runs over the edges of an outdoor board or a page leaving no margin is
known as:
(a) Bleed (b) Solus
(c) Broadsheet (d) Classified
Ans.(a)
6. ...........became the first full-service advertising agency:
(a) N.W. Ayer& Son (b) FCB Ulka Advertising Lad
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(c) Ogilvy & Mather. (d) William Taylor
Ans.( a)
7. Typical ad agency clients contain businesses.......... and non-profit organization and
government agency.
(a) Corporate law (b) Company
(c) Companies law (d) Corporations
Ans.(d)
8.........agencies specialize in endorsement of brands in the various social media platforms
like blogs, social network sites, Q&A sites, discussion forums, micro blogs etc.
(a) Social media (b) User-generated contented.
(c) Friend Feed. (d) Social network service.
Ans.(a)
9. This is a hierarchy of effects or sequential model used to explain how advertising works:
(a) ADD (b) AIDA
(c) PESTLE (d) SWOT
Ans.(D)
10. Palmer opened the first American advertising agency at........... in 1850:
(a) Pennsylvania. (b) Philadelphia
(c) San Fransisco. (d) Pittsburgh.
Ans. (B)
11. Dividing the market based on age, income, educational qualification, is known as:
(a) profile (b) census
(c) target audience (d) demography
Ans.(d)
12. The problem with implementing many of today's available security solutions in web
advertising are
(a) Slower online communication (b) More expensive for the advertiser
(c)More cumbersome of users (d)All the above.
Ans.(d)
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13 . Advertising is affected by...............forces:
(a) Economic (b) Social
(c) Technological (d)All the above
Ans.(d)
14. Any device or word that identifies the origin of the product, the manufacturer details are
is known as:
(a) trade name (b) brand name
(c)trademark (d) identity
Ans.(c)
15. Infomercials are designed to solicit a direct response which is.......... and are, therefore, a
form of direct marketing.
(a)Specific and experimental (b) Persuasive.
(c)Advertising. (d) Marketing ethics
Ans.(a)
16. Sponsorship belongs to the promotional tool to..........
(a) Business marketing (b) Marketing.
(c) Marketing management (d) Advertising.
Ans.(b)
17. A corporate unit may provide equipment for a famous sportsperson or sports team in
exchange for........
(a) Advertising (b)Brand
(c) Brand management (d) Product placement
Ans.(b)
18. .............is more commonly used to derive benefit from the associations shaped for a
company's brand or image as a result of the support.
(a) Product placement (b) Advertising.
(c) Sponsorship. (d) Brand management
Ans.( c)
19. Copywriting is the act of writing copy for the purpose of selling or marketing a.......,
business, or idea.
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(a) price (b)product
(c) material (d) concept
Ans.(b)
20. teams for many years relied a great deal on the income from tobacco advertising,
reflected in the sponsorship liveries of the teams.
(a) 2010 Formula One season (b) Michael Schumacher
(c) 2009 Formula One season (d) Formula.
Ans.(d)
21. Series of messages that divide a single idea and theme which make up an integrated
marketing communication is known as:
(a) Advertising (b) Advertising research
(c) Advertising Campaign (d) Product placement
Ans.(c)
22. ...........decides on complaints from the general public including government officials,
consumer groups, etc., complaints from one advertiser against another.
(a) Consumer Complaints Council (CCC) (b) ASCL
(c) AAA(a) (d) CARU
Ans.(a)
23. A strap line is a British term used as a less important sentence attached to a...........
name.
(a) Product placement (b) Brand.
(c) Advertising (d) Brand management.
Ans.(b)
24. A longer commercial that mixes entertainment along with information in a program like
format is known as:
(a) Advertorial (b) Informercial
(c) Space feature (d) Classified
Ans.(b)
25. Placement of advertisements inside or outside transportation vehicles is known as:
(a) Arieal advertising (b) Outdoor advertising
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(c) Transit advertising (d) classifieda
Ans.(c)
26. Mass marketing is otherwise known as:
(a) Undifferentiated marketing (b) Differentiated Marketing
(c) concentrated marketing (d) customized marketing
Ans.(a)
27. The local ad server was first urbanized and introduced by Net Gravity in January 1996 for
delivering online advertising at major publishing sites such as..............and guide.
(a) Google (b) Microsoft
(c) Yahoo! (d) Intel Corporation
Ans.(c)
28. A..............is in charge for selecting media for advertisement assignment on behalf of
their customers.
(a) Media planner (b) Media buying
(c) space seller (d) copywriter
Ans.(a)
29. ..............is a very rough rendition of a proposed commercial, composed of images and
sounds borrowed from other commercials or broadcast materials.
(A) Ripematics
(c) Graphics
(b) Animatic
(d) Neuropsychology
Ans.(c)
30. A personal ad is an item or notice conventionally in the........ similar to a classified ad but
personal in life.
(a) Deformation
(b) Newspaper
(c) Media bias
(d) News media
Ans.(b)
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31. A television commercial produced from semi-finished artwork, generally used only for
test purposes is............
(a) Cinematic
(b) Systematic
(c) Animatic
(d) Diplomatic
Ans.( c)
32. ...........is the number of people or households who are exposed to a medium.
(A) Audience
(b) Market
(c) Terpet
(d) None the above
Ans.(a)
31. The total net audience exposed to prepared periodical, outdoor, television or radio
advertising is............
(a) Space no cumulation
(b) Agency accumulation
(c) Audient serrulation
(d) Audience composition
Ans.(c)
34. A specific period of broadcast commercial time offered for sale by a station or network
for sponsorship is............
(A) Usage
(b) Availability
(c) Durability
(d) Primary availability
Ans.(b)
35. A..........is a document the advertiser signs agreeing to stop the objectionable advertising
without admitting any wrongdoing.
(a) Consent decree
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(b) Cease and desist order

(c) Contempt decree
(d) Billboard
Ans.(d)
36. Total coverage by geographic area is television and radio of a given
(a) Blank coverage
(b) Blanket coverage
(c) Zero coverage
(d) National coverage
Ans.(b)
37. ...........is an elaborate booklet, usually bound with a
special cover.
(a) Leaflet
(b) Brochure
(c) Pamphlet
(d) Hoarding
Ans.(b)
38. A system of broadcasting television whereby programs are first tuned in by a community
antenna and then distributed to individual homes is ...............
(a) Cable TV
(b) CCA
(c) CATV
(d) Car card
Ans.(a)
39. ............sheet of paper, generally is a promotion printed on one side only. places
consisting of one large
(a) Equal side
(b) Broadside
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(c) Neutral side
(d) Horizontal side
Ans.(b)
40.Sales of copies of a publication in quantity to one purchaser to be given free by him is
known as........ .
(a) Enough space
(b) Running spare
(c) Bulk space
(d) Full space
Ans.(c)
41. Egyptians used to make sales messages and wallposters.
(a) раpуrus
(b) fabric
(c) pine
(d) eucalyptus
Ans.(a)
42. .......... is a process used by an advertiser to reserve a time period with a local station and
by a network to chock with its affiliates on the availability of a time period.
(a) Pass time
(b) Frequent time
(c) Agency time
(d) Clear time
Ans.(d)
43. Compensation to a salesperson, agency, etc., as a percent of their sales, is known as
(a) Replication
(b) Implication
(c) Commission
(d) Expansion
Ans.(c)
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44. ............are large structures located in public places which display advertisements to
passing pedestrians and motorists.
(a) posters
(b) billboards
(c) display
(d) classified
Ans.(b)
45 .............is a term geographical potential. used to define a medium
(a) Transmitter
(b) Antenna
(c) Mass audience
(d) Coverage
And.(d)
46. .............is a kind of advertising run by a local advertiser in conjunction with a national
advertiser.
(a) Local advertising
(b) Cooperative advertising
(c) International advertising
(d) National advertising
Ans.(a)
47. The participation of two or more sponsors in a single broadcast program where each
advertiser paye a proportionate share of the cost is called........... .
(a) Sponsorship
(b) Co-sponsorship
(c) Commercials
(d) Slet
And.(b)
48. Letters, folders, reprints, or other material sent through the mails directly to prospective
purchases is........... .
(a) Instant mail advertising
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(b) retrieve mail advertising
(c) Spam
(d) Direct mail advertising
Ans.(d)
49. ............. allows the prospect to respond directly to the advertiser rather than going
through a retailer or other middlemen.
(a) Direct advertising
(b) Indirect advertising
(c) Instant advertising
(d) Mixed response advertising
Ans.(a)
50. Advertising in a directory is ......... .
(a) Delivery advertising
(b) Directory advertising
(c) Direct advertising
(d) Dynamic advertising
Ans. (b)
51. Please circle the correct option:
(a) The properties of the sound waves of human speech
(b) The production of sounds in human languages
(c) The generation of speech sounds by computer
(d) The perception of sounds of human languages
Ans.(b)
52.. The idea of universal grammar was given by:
(a) William Labor
(b) George Yule
(c) David Crystal
(d) Noam Chomsky
Ans.(d)
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53. Articulatory phonetics is the study of-
(a) physical properties of speech3) Phonemes
(b) Speech organs
(c) both a & b
(d) physical production of speech sounds
Ans.(d)
54. The initial sound in 'Pakistan' is-
(a) interdental
(b) bilabial
(c) alveolar
(d) plosive
Ans.(d)
55. /kju/is a phonemic transcription of-
(a) quay
(b) queue
(c) you
(d) knew
Ans.(b)
56./tAn/isa phonemic transcription of
(a) toy
(b) ton
(c) tongue
(d) tone
Ans.(b)
57. Which of the following is the most common syllable shape in the world's languages:
(a) VCC
(b) CV
(c) CCV
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(d) C
Ans.(b)
58. To make a nasal phone, which of the following do you do:
(a) Lower the velum
(b) Make a blockage in the nasal cavity
(c) Raise the velum
(d) Make a pharyngeal closure
Ans.(c)
59. Which of the two main types of phones involve the unimpeded flow of air through the
oral cavity:
(a) Plosives
(b) Fricatives
(c) Vowels
(d) Consonants
Ans(c)
60. Phonetic symbol '[j]' sound is a:
(a) Nasal
(b) liquid
(c) glide
(d) stop
Ans.(c)
61. Phonetic symbol [z]' sound is a:
(a) nasal
(b) glide
(c) reactive
(d) affricate
Ans.(c)
62. The word "Divide" has the feet:
(a) tetra
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(b) Iambic
(c) Trochaic
(d) Penta
Ans.(b)
63. Choose the correct transcription for 'pluck'
(n) /'plAk/
(b) /'plack/
(b)/'plæck/
Ans.(a)
64. Choose the correct transcription for 'stream'
(a)/'stri:m/
(b) /'strIm/
(c)/'strim/
Ans.(a)
65. The study of human speech sounds in a language that form systematized patterns is
called....
(a) Phonology
(b) Phonetics
(c) Articulators
(d) Phonetics and phonology
Ans.(d)
66. Choose the best description for the first sound in the American pronunciation of the
word 'teeth.':
(a) velar
(b) labiodental
(c) alveolar palatal
(d) alveolar
Ans.(d)
67. Choose the correct transcription for 'went':
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(a)/'wənt/
(b)/'went
(c)/w3:nt
Ans.(a)
68. Choose the correct transcription for 'mood':
(a) /'mu:d/
(b) 1)/'mud/
(c)/md/
Ans.(a)
69. What does the sign//represent:
(a) Voiced bilabial
(b) Nasal
(c) Phonetic transcription
(d) Centralization
Ans.(c)
70. What is the full form of IPA:
(a) International Phonetic Agreement
(b) Indian Phonetic Agreement
(c) International Phonetic Alphabet
(d) Indian Phonetic Alphabet
Ans.(c)
71. What does the sign//-represent:
(a) Alphabetic Transcription
(b) Phonetic Transcription
(c) Bilabial plosive
(d) fall rise pitch
Ans.(d)
72. What does the phonetic symbol 'd' represent:
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(a) Voiced dental fricative
(b) Voiceless bilabial plosive
(c) Voiced bilabial plosive
(d) Voiced alveolar plosive
Ans.(b)
73. Which of these refer to the sound features of a language:
(a) Phones
(b) Morphemes
(c) phonetic sounds
(d) Allophones
Ans.(b)
74. Articulatory Phonetics is the study of physical properties of speech sounds:
(a) False
(b) True
(c) both
Ans.(a)
75. Fricatives are.......where as plosives aren't......
(a) hissing
(b) musical
(c) vistal
(d) none of these
Ans.(a)
76. Affricates are begin as....... & end as.........
(a) fortis, nasal
(b) fricative, plosive
(c) plosive, fricatives
(d) nasal, fortis
Ans.(c)
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77. Which of the following is an affricate:
(a)/m/
(b)/b/
(c)/tf/
(d) /k/
Ans.(a)
78. Plosives are also called............
(a) nasal
(b) Fricatives
(c) stops
(d) dental
Ans.(c)
79. Homorganic are ............ :
(a) sound produced with same organ
(b) sound with same length
(c) vowel sounds
(d) all of these
Ans.(a)
80. Sounds like 'sh' & /3/ produced with..........
(a) both lips
(b) tongue blade
(c) alveolar ridge
(d) front teeth
Ans.(d)
81. We only count & as Affricate phonemes
(a) /ti/, /dz/
(b)/tr/, /fv/
(c)/ts/, /j/
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(d) none of these
Ans.(a)
82. Pronunciation of word Church is compos phonemes
(a) 8
(b) 5
(c) 3
(d) 2
Ans.(a)
83. ........fricatives are articulated with more force than that of......
(a) fortis, voiceless
(b) lenis, voiced
(c) Fortis, lenis
(d) lenis, fortis
Ans.(c)
84. Lenis fricatives have voicing in initial & final when they occur between:
(a) voiced
(b) voiceless
(c) both
(d) none of these
Ans.(a)
85. In English, replacing one phoneme with another causes:
(a) meaning half change
(b) meaning enhance
(c) pronunciation change
(d) no change
Ans.(c)
86. When we produce /tf/ & /dz/ affricates our lips are:
(a) rounded
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(b) closed
(c) come together.
(d) all of these
Ans.(a)
87. Fortis sounds are usually articulated with glottis.
(a) open
(b) open and closed
(c) open and rounded
(d) none of these
Ans(a)
88. The word 'nature' can phonetically transcribed with glottalization.
(a)/nel?tfa/
(b)/naet/
(c)/naetIfa/
(d) all of these
Ans.(a)
89. The plosive, Fricatives and how many consonants: Affricatives combinedly give us
(a) ten
(b) seventeen
(c) nineteen
(d) fifteen
Ans.(b)
90. The number of nasal consonants in English:
(a) six
(b) three
(c) four
(d) five
Ans.(b)
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91. 'How sounds are produced' comes under umbrella of:
(a) manner of articulation
(b) place of articulation
(c) both
(d) None of these
Ans.(a)
92. When nasal sounds produced ........is completely closed.
(a) glottis
(b) nasal cavity
(c) oral cavity
(d) all of these
Ans.(a)
93. ......is hardly produced when liquids are made.
(a) glide
(b) hissing
(c) Friction
(d) cavity
Ans.(c)
94. ......sounds are produced when tongue is curled back.
(a) stops
(b) retroflex
(c) nasal
(d) lateral
Ans.(b)
95. .......... are considered as phonological building blocks of words.
(a) syllable
(b) morpheme
(c) phoneme
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(d) all of these
Ans.(a)
96. The word that contain many syllables are said to be a..........
(a) tri-syllable
(b) mono-syllable
(c) di-syllable
(d) poly-syllable
Ans.(d)
97. Semi-vowels are also called....... .
(a) vowels
(b) semi-consonants
(c) approximant
(d) consonants
Ans.(d)
98. Fortis production needs......force than that of lenis.
(a) more
(b) less
(c) some
(d) None of these
Ans.(a)
99. The study of the possible language is called. phoneme combinations of a
(a) phone
(b) phonotactics
(c) morpheme
(d) phoneme
Ans.(b)
100. No word begins with more than.......... consonant.
(a) two
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(b) four
(c) three
(d) six
Ans.(c)
101A formal letter should have the desired effect on the recipient
(a) in the proper format
(b) to the point and relevant
(c) grammatically correct
(d)All of them
Ans.(d)

102.How to end the main body of a formal letter:

(A) By showing your love for the recipient.
(b) By discussing the weather in your city.
(c) By discussing the weather in the recipient's city.
(d) By telling the recipient what he should be doing next.
Ans.(d)
103.What would you write in the opening part of a formal letter:
(a) Ask about the well-being of the recipient.
(b)Inform the recipient about the purpose of writing the letter.
(c) Discuss about the recipient's family.
(d) File complaint about the problems in your life.
Ans.(b)
104 The key point of a formal letter is written in which part of a formal letter:
(a) Heading
(b)Body
(c) Introduction
(d) Closing
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Ans.(b)
105.A formal letter should be to have the desired effect on the recipient.
(a) In a proper format
(b) Grammatically Correct
(c) Relevant
(d)All of these
Ans.(d)
106 How to end the main body of a formal letter:
(a)By telling the recipient what he should be doing next
(b) By showing love
(c) By diseasing weather
(d) None
Ans.(a)
107. What would you write in the opening part of a format letters:
(a) Asking about health
(b) Asking about family
(c) Infirming the purpose of writing the letter.
(d) None
Ans.(c)
108.The key point of a formal letter is written in which part of a formal letter:
(a) Intro
(b) Hending
(e) Subject
(d) Body
Ans.(d)
109.What is the accurate representation to Show the purpos of a letter:
(a) Please note formal notice
(b) Attention: Formal Notice
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(c) Subject: Formal Notice
(d) Announcement: Formal Notice
Ans.(c)
110. Which of the following are Characteristics of the Hinck Format of a formal letter:
(a) There is no indentation
(b) Use of punctuation marks in dispensed within the block format
(c) Each block begins with a margin on the left-hand side
(d)All
Ans.(d)
111. What is the correct way to write the subscription in a formal letter:
(a)Yours truly
(b) Your truly
(c) You truly
(d) Nene
Ans.(a)
112. What is written at the top of the Editor's letter on the left side:
(a) Salutation
(b) Yours truly
(c) Subject
(d)Sender's Address
Ans.(d)
113. Which of these is the right format for writing the date of all the formal letters:
(a) 21/12/2022
(b) 5 Jan 2022
(c) November 5,2022
(d) January Five Twenty Twenty Two
Ans.(c)
114. The subject of the letter to the editor should be -:
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(a) Long
(b) Relevant
(c)Brief and Relevant
(d) None
Ans.(c)
115. Which of these are the most suitable solutions to a letter to the Editor:
(a) Dear Sir/Madam
(b) Mr. Sir/Mrs. Madam
(c) Mr. Editor/Mrs. Editor
(d)None
Ans.(a)
116 Which of the following statement is incorrect about the letter to the editor
(a) must be informal languages
(b) must be complete in all sport
(c) must be relevant information
(d) must be informal
Ans.(d)

117. What is the purpose of wringing a letter to the editor:

(a) To ask him to take action
(b) Ta order him
(c)To request him to give same space to your views in his column
(d) Nene
Ans.(c)
118. Which of the following is not a part of a letter to the editors
(a) Date
(b) Subject
(c) Salutation
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(d) Photo
Ans.(d)
119. Where is the receiver's address written:
(a) On the top of the letter
(b)Just below the date
(c) just above date
(d) just after salutation
Ans.(b)
120. Which of the following are the features of a letter to the editor:
(a) stick to the paint
(b) Formal language
(c) Relevant content
(d) All of these
Ans.(d)
121.Language of the Notice should be
(a) very formal
(b) simple and formal
(c) complicated and tricky
(d) highly informal and simple
Ans.(b)
122.What is the word limit of the Notice: 2.
(a) 50 words
(b) 100 words
(c) 20 words
(d) No word limit
Ans.(a)
123.Notice is always enclosed in a.........
(a) Parcel
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(b) Picture
(c) Box
(d) Paper
Ans.(c)
124. Which of the following is NOT a part of the Notice issued for 'Found'
(a) Contact person's details
(b) Name of the object Found"
(c) Place of the object 'Found"
(d)Identification mark of the object Found'.
Ans.(d)
125. Where is the designation of the issuing authority written:
(a) On the top right hand side corner of the Notice.
(b) On the bottom right hand side corner of the Notice.
(c)Just below the signature of the issuing authority.
(d) Just above the signature of the issuing authority.
Ans.(c)
126.The.......of the notice should be very clear:
(a) place
(b) purpose
(c)issuing authority
(d) date
Ans.(b)
127A Notice must contain-information.
(a) factual
(b) variety of
(c) meeting
(d) object
Ans.(a)
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128. Information about the 'reward' is mentioned in:
( a) Notion for the Meeting
(b) Notice for the object Found
(c)Notice for the object Lost'.
(d) Notice for the Competition
Ans.(c)
129.Which of the following is optional in a Notice:
(a)Designation of the issuing authority.
(b) Signature of the issuing authority.
(c) Heading in the Notice.
(d) The word Notice.
Ans.(a)
130. Notice is generally issued for:
(a) employees
(b) everyone
(c) general ma
(d) specific group
Ans.(d)
131.The word limit of a notice writing for class 12 is:
(a) 100 words
(b)50 words
(c) 75 words
(d) 150 words
Ans.(b)
132 A notice is a message. It has information about something:
(a)Lost and Found
(b) Groom Wanted
(c) Bride Wanted
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(d) Situation Wanted
Ans.(a)
133.Notice is a.............
(a) Type of letter
(b) Type of report
(c) Type of article
(d) None of these
Ans.(d)
134. The subject of the notice should be about:
(a) Not be there
(b) Be brief and catchy
(c) Be a long tail keyword
(d) None of these
Ans.(b)
135. What is the salutation in a notice:
(a) Just above the date
(b) Just below the date
(c) Along with the date
(d) There is no need to write salutation in a notice
Ans.(d)
136. What is the best way to start a notice:
(a) Through the column of
(b)This is to inform
(c) This is to threaten
(d) Being a regular reader of your newspaper
Ans.(b)
137. On the top of a notice, there is writing:
(a) Data
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(b) Name of the Institution/Organization
(c) Subject
(d) Body of Notice
Ans.(b)
138.Which of these statements is correct:
(a) Notice is written to inform others
(b) Notice is of 50 words
(c) Notice is ended with a subscription
(d) All of these
Ans.(d)
139. In a notice, where should the subscription be:
(a) At the beginning
(b) in the middle
(c) At the end
(d) None of these
Ans.(c)
140. How do you write a subject of a notice:
(a) In capital letters
(b) It is not required
(c) First letter of every word is written as capital except prepositions, conjunctions and
articles
(d) Both a and c
Ans.(d)
141 . Where is the signature of head boy/girl in a notice:
(a) At the beginning
(b) At the end
(c) At the middle
(d) Head boy/girl need not sign
Ans.(d)
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142 Is the signature placed near the top of the notice:
(A) Above the name of the writer
(b) Below the name of the writer
(c) Above the body of the Notice
(d) None of theme
Ans.(c)
143. What are the parts of a notice:
(a)Salutation
(b) Subject
(c) Date
(d) Signature
Ans.(a)
144. When you find something, you put it in a notice and add the word "found."
(a)Little description of thing/object found
(b) Entire description of thing/object found
(c) Place of the object found
(d) All of these
Ans.(a)
145. How do you write a notice of lost property:
(a) Reward to the one who has lost the object (b)Reward to the one who has found the
object
(c) Reward to the one who has written the notice
(d) All of these
Ans.(b)
146. What does Theonomy" mean in writing:
(a) Real name
(b)Fictitious name
(C)Legal name
(d) Name of the Editor
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Ans.(b)
147 . What is the most important thing to do when you write:
(a) To beget the students
(b)To inform others
(c) To take information from the authorities
(d) None of these
Ans.(b)
148. Do I need to keep the notice in a box:
(A) It should be put it in box
(b)It should not be put it in box
(c) It should be put it in bus if asked
(d) All of these
Ans.(b)
149. Which of the following questions should you answers writing a notice
(a) What
(b) When
(c) Where
(d) All of these
Ans.(d)
150. Which is the right way to write the date:
(A) 23/03/2022
(b) 23rd March, 2022
(c) 23-03-2022
(d) None of these
Ans.(b)
151. Which pronoun should not be used in a notice:
(a) I
(b) We
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(c) Thay
(d) He /She
Ans.(a)
152. Notice is written for....
(a) An event/ programme
(b) For a lost object
(c) For a found object
(d) All of these
Ans.(d)
153. The word 'Notice' is in this sentence:
(a) Small letters
(b) Block letters
(c) Cursive letters
(d) None of these
Ans.(b)
154. Where is the notice put up in a school:
(a) On stage
(b) On the apparatus in Chemistry Lab
(c) On the screen on the computers in the lab
(d)Notice Board
Ans.(d)
155. How many paragraphs should there be in a notice:
(a) One
(b) Two
(c) Three
(d) As many as required
Ans.(d)
156.Which part of the letter consists of the writers address.
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(a) the envelope
(b) The subscription
(C)the handing
(d) the signature
Ans.(c)
157.Salutation means-
(a) Greeting a person
(b) leave taking
(c) irritating
(d) meditating
Ans.(a)
158.The message forms the.......of the letter-
(a) heading
(b)body
(c) enclosure
(d) envelope.
Ans.(b)
159.The subscription means-
(a) greeting
(b) subscribing
(c) leave taking
(d) subtitle
Ans.(c)
160. Ms. is used for-
(a) Married women
(b) Unmarried women
(c) both of the above
(d) None of the above
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Ans.(c)
161. asap means-
(a) an insect
(b) a bird
(c) as soon as possible
(d) as sharp as pen-knife
Ans.(c)
162. CC means
(a)Carbon Copy
(b) Carbon content
(c) Carbon Cycle
(d) Carbon Condensation
Ans.(a)
163. PP Means-
(a) per person
(b)per procuration
(c) per page
(d) perfect punch.
Ans.(b)
164. RSVP means-
(a) if you don't
(b) if you please
(c) if you sleep
(d) if you neglect.
Ans.(b)
165.With open arms:
(a)Warmly
(b) Cold blooded
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(c) Resemble
(d) Coldly
Ans.(a)
166.By leaps and bounds:
(a) very fast
(b) very slow
(c) in details
(d) aimlessly
Ans.(a)
167.Lions share:
(a) look angrily
(b) major share
(c) minor share
(d) heart of the prey
Ans.(b)
168. To cry wolf:
(a) To refer to
(b) To emphasis
(c) To have no result
(d) To give false alarm
Ans.(d)
169.Bag and baggage:
(a) All the clothing
(b) Without any belonging
(c) Leave
(d)With all one's belongings
Ans.(d)
170.To end in smoke:
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(a) To come to nothing
(b) To gain importance
(c) To praise oneself
(d) To reach target
Ans.(a)
171. At arm's length:
(a) Length of arm
(b) At a distance
(c) Insult
(d) Very near
Ans.(b)
172. Get rid of:
(a) Invite some one
(b) Attend an occasion
(c) To begin to do something
(d) Dispose of
Ans.(d)
173. Tie the knot:
(a) To get married
(b) To get educated
(c) To hit someone
(d) To be turned away
Ans.(a)
174. At daggers drawn:
(a) real cause
(b) to be puzzled
(c) at enmity
(d) at friendship
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Ans.(c)
175.Find that mis-spelt word:
(a) admirable
(b) amicable
(c)formidable
(d) Indomitable
Ans.(c)
176. Find that mis-spelt word:
(a) excrement
(b) sacred
(c)sacrileges
(d) sacrosanct
Ans.(c)
177. Choose the mis-spelt word out of given options:
(a) Advocacy
(b) Aristocracy
(c) Democracy
(d) Courtesy
Ans.(d)
178. Find that mis-spelt word:
(a) surrender
(b) surfeit
(c)suppressor
(d) supremacy
Ans.(c)
179. Find that mis-spelt word:
(a) admonition
(b) hallucination
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(c) exaggeration
(d) combination
Ans.(c)
180. In the following question, four words are given out of which one word is incorrectly
spelt. Find the incorrect spelt word:
(a) Surveillance
(b) Stupefaction
(c) Preferential
(d) Detrimental
Ans.(a)
181. In the following question, four words are given out of which one word is incorrectly
spelt. Find the incorrectly spelt word-
(a) Recommend
(b) Aluminum
(c) Cemetery
(d) Satellite
Ans.(b)
182.Choose the mis-spelt word out of given options:
(a) Beaten
(b) Eaten
(c) Stolen
(d) Written
Ans.(d)
183. In the following question, four words are given out of which one word is incorrectly
spelt. Find the incorrectly spelt word:
(a) Laudable
(b) Literary
(c) Leakage
(d) Loafer
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Ans.(c)
184. Find that mis-spelt word:
(a) radiant
(b) salient
(c) valiant
(d) brilliant
Ans.(d)
185. (P) I told him (Q) the story (R) in details to make him under it fully. (8) No error
(a) P
(b) Q
(c) R
(d) S
The part (R) has an error. Here, in detail to make him understand it fully is the right
Ans.(c)
186.The argument assumes that 1/early detection of the will lead to an immediate drop in
37 the mortality rating from t disease. 4V No error 5%
(a) (1)
(b) (2)
(c) (3)
(d) (4)
(e) (5)
Replace 'rating' with 'rate'
Ans.(d)
187.1) The area was plunged into /2) darkness mid a wave of/3 cheering and shout.ng/4)
slogans like Save The Earth/5) No error.
(a) (1)
(b) (2)
(c) (3)
(d) (4)
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(e) (5)
Replace the word 'mid' with 'amid
Ans.(b)
188. One of my friend (1)/has gone (2)/to Canada. (11)/No ever (4)
(a)(1)
(b) (2)
(e) (3)
(d) (4)
Ans.(a)
189.(a) When we reached the fair! (h) we found that there/(c) place to stand/(d) Ne error.
(a) When we reached the fair
(b) we found that there
(c)was no place ta stand
(d) No error
Ans.(c)
190.(a) She wears spectating (b) and es she was usable is see the ganister/ (c) that attacked
her last night/(d) No error
(a) She wears spectacle
(b) and so she was unable to see the gangster
(c) that attacked her last night
(d) No error
Ans.(a)
191. (a) The driver showed/(b/great talent in keeping/c) the damaged car under control/(d)
No error .
(a) The driver showed
(b)great talent in keeping
(c) the damaged car under control.
(d) No error
Ans.(b)
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192. I visited (a/Ram's and Sita's house (hand found the maple missing. (c)/No error(d)
(a) I visited
(b) Ram's and Sita's house
(c) and found the crumple missing
(d) No error
Write, Ram and Sita’s. Only one apostrophe will be used in such
Ans.(b)
193.(a) There should be/ (b) no furniture in my room/(d) No error.
(a) There should be
(b)no furniture
(c) in my room
(d) No error
Ans.(b)
194.Complete the sentences with the coordinating conjunctions that make sense.
You may have soup,..... you may prefer salad.
(a) or
(b) nor
(c) and
(d) yet
Ans.(a)
195 Complete the sentences that make sense. with the coordinating conjunctions.
Alex baked banana bread..........gave some to her neighbor.
(a) so
(b) but
(c) for
(d)and
Ans.(d)
196.(Because, Before) we get started, let's introduce ourselves.
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(a) Because
(b) Before
Ans.(b)
197. The Clerk made the new keys (while, if we waited.
(a) while
(b) if
Ans.(a)
198.(Unless, Although) my cats are lazy, they are affectionate.
(a) Unless
(b)Although
Ans.(b)
199. Let's keep driving (if, unless) you would rather stop and eat now.
(a) if
(b)unless
Ans.(b)
200. We use the acronym "fanboys" to remember conjunctions.
(a) coordinating
(b) subordinating
(c) correlative
Ans.(a)
201. Subordinating conjunctions create join two complete sentences together.
(a) True
(b) False
Ans.(a)
202. What kind of conjunction is highlighted in the sentence below?
(a) I don't watch scary movies because they frighten me.
(b) coordinating
(c) subordinating
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(d) correlative
Ans.(b)
203. What kind of conjunction is highlighted in the sentence below?
(a) Before my essay is due, I have to revise and edit.
(b) coordinating
(c) subordinating
(d) corella…
Ans.(b)
203. What kind of conjunction is highlighted in the sentence below?
(a) Before my essay is due, I have to revise and edit.
(b) coordinating
(c) subordinating
(d) correlative
Ans.(b)
204. What kind of conjunction is highlighted in the sentence below:
(a) I both watched the movie and read the book.
(b) coordinating
(c) subordinate
(d) correlative
Ans.(c)
205. What kind of conjunction is highlighted in the sentences below?
(a)Liam wants to get ice cream, but I want a salad
(b)coordinating
(c)subordinating
(d)correlative
Ans.(a)
206.. What kind of conjunction is highlighted in the sentences below:
(a) I ate the food, es give me my dessert.
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(b)coordinating
(c)subordinating
(d) correlative
Ans.(a)
207. Identify the conjunction in the following sentence. Few activities are so important yet
so easily ignored.
(a) few
(b) are
(c) so
(d) yet
Ans.(d)
208. Identify the conjunction in the following sentence. After the show, he left for the game
and the dance.
(a) after
(b) for
(c) and
(d) the
Ans.(c)
209. Identify the conjunction in the following sentence. After I left, he took my spot with
eagerness.
(a) after
(b) he
(c) my
(d) with
Ans.(a)
210. Adverb? Prep? Conjunction? For dinner, he ate a pie.
(a) adverb
(b) prep
(c) conjunction
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Ans.(b)
211. Adverb? Prep? Conjunction? Four people left after five people were hurt.
(a) adverb
(b) prep
(c)conjunction
Ans.(c)
212. Adverb? Prep? Conjunction? Because he won, he was happy yet relieved.
(a) adverb
(b) prep
(c) conjunction
Ans.(c)
213. Adverb? Prep? Conjunction?
Is anyone going to see Frozen 2 tomorrow?
(a) answer choice
(b) adverb
(c) prep
(d) conjunction
Ans.(a)
214.How did Thomas spend his day:
(a) Only doing social activities
(b) Only reading, eating and sleeping
(c) Only eating and sleeping
(d) None of the above
Ans.(b)
215. Who did Thomas see on his way to school
(a) hermit
(b) A poor man
(c) An old man
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(d) A poor woman
Ans.(c)
216. What did Thomas want to ask the old man:
(a)The reason for begging
(b) To eat healthy food
(c) To beg as much as he could
(d) To rest instead of begging
Ans.(d)
217.What is the synonym of gasp:
(a)Heave
(b) Breath
(c) Blow
(d) Inhale
Ans.(a)
218.How much money did Thomas give to the beggar:
(a) Thirty rupees
(b) Twenty rupees
(c) Fifteen rupees
(d) Twenty-five rupees
Ans.(b)
219.Rhesus and Bonnet widespread in:
(a) Mountains of South India
(b) North-east India
(c) Southern India
(d) Alaska
Ans.(b)
220. Bonnet is like:
(a) reddish orange fur
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(b) cheek pouches
(c) prominent patch of reddish far orange on ita loins
(d) longer tail and reddish-orange patch
Ans.(a)
221. Rhesus monkey exported for:
(a) Mumbai's Borivali National Park
(b) Testing newly developed drugs
(c) Elephana Island
(d) None of these
Ans.(d)
222. Before digestion, Macaque monkeys store their food in:
(a) Cheek pouches
(b) Their habitat
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) None of these
Ans.(d)
223. Other four Macaques are distributed in:
(a) South India
(b) North-East India
(c) First in south and other three in north-east India
(d) None of these
Ans.(a)
224. Bonnet monkey belongs to:
(a) North India
(b) South India
(c) North-East India
(d) None of these
Ans.(b)
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225. Where are the common monkeys found:
(a) South of the Godavari River
(b) Mumbai's National Park
(c) Elephant Island Khandala
(d) None of these
Ans.(a)
226. Which of the following has a longer tail and lacks the reddish:
(a) Rhesus monkey
(b) Bonnet monkey
(c) Both (s) and (b)
(d) None of these
Ans.(b)
227. Find the synonym of the word 'Renowned' used in the paragraph 1.
(a) Temporary
(b) Stare
(c) Favorite
(d) Prominent
Ans.(d)
228. Find the synonym of the word 'Indurate' used in the paragraph 3.
(a) Hard
(b)Various
(c) Distributed
(d) Restricted
Ans.(a)
229.Type B malnutrition will be worse if
(a) micro-nutrients groups are included
(b) fatty acids and flavonoids are included
(c) Both (a) and (b)
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(d) none of these
Ans.(b)
230.To know the ingredient is exerting the benefit:
(a) Give compound formula to test subject
(b) Test each ingredient individually
(c) Study the impact of single micronutrient
(d) None of these
Ans.(a)
231.After analyse each individual's states then:
(a) Classical approach starts
(b) Maintains the health and disease prevention
(c) Tailors a formula
(d) None of these
Ans.(d)
232. National surveys reveal:
(a) Malnutrition is common
(b) Long latency period
(c) Chronic degenerative disease
(d) None of these
Ans.(d)
233. Pharmaceutical model created:
(a) Incidence of disease
(b) Nutritional status
(c) Unhealthy dependency culture
(d) None of these
Ans.(a)
234. To improve general health of nation:
(a) A comprehensive program
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(b) Universal program of micronutrient
(c) Both tar and (b)
(d) None of these
Ans.(b)
235. What does classical approach say
(a) You must test each ingredient individually
(b) Who know very little about health maintenance or dise prevention
(c) A diagnosis is made
(d) All of the above
Ans.(a)
236.Which of the following are the micro-nutrients groups:
(a) Essential fatty acids
(b) Flavonoides
(c) Both (n) and (b)
(d) None of these
Ans.(c)
237. Find the synonym of the word 'unify' given in the paragraph 2.
(a) Reveal
(b) Develop
(c) Associate
(d) Combine
Ans.(d)
238. Find the synonym of the word 'notably' given in the paragraph 5.
(a) Analyses
(b)Specifically
(c) Majority
(d) Concerned
Ans.(b)
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239.What is the reasons for man worship the forces of natures
(a)The holy scriptures advocate the worship of forces of nature
(b)The worship elevates and liberates the human spirit and mind
(c)The worship makes man believe in faith and intuition
(d)Forces of nature teach us spiritualism
Ans.(b)
240.According to the passage science and religion both:
(a) Emerged out of the fear of man
(b)Emerged from the desire of man to worship the furies of nature
(e) Employee different methods of enquiry
(d) work at the cross-purpose of each other
Ans.(c)
241.What was the objective of the authors of the holy scriptures: teach man the methods of
(a) To worshipping nature
(b) To educate and raise the human spirit and mind
(c) To develop harmony between external nature and their inner self
(d) None of these
Ans.(b)
242.According to the passage, at present juncture there is a need to:
(a) free man from all sorts of bandages
(b) judiciously mix the principles of science and true spirit of religion
(c) teach people to workshop the forces of nature (d) encourage spiritualism as much as
possible
Ans.(b)
243.Why it is said in the passage that, "science emerged as a saviors of mankind":
(A) Science takes recurse to progressive march towards over repos heal perfection
(b) Science is inclined towards reason and rationality
(c) Man was bound in chains by religious orthodoxy
(d) The free thinkers and enlightened men were tortured
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Ans.(c)
244.Truth was:
(a) Flouted
(b) Progressive
(c) Both (n) and (b)
(d) None of these
Ans.(c)
245. Find the synonym of the word belief used in paragraph 2 ha
(a) Observation
(b) Experience
(c) Faith
(d) Enlightened
Ans.(c)
246. Find the synonym of the word 'show up' used in paragraph 3.
(a) Appear
(b) Scripture
(c) Developed
(d) Usefulness
Ans.(a)
247. Find the antonym of the word 'non contradictory used in paragraph 1.
(a) Believe
(b)Each
(c) Method
(d)Contrary
Ans.(d)
248. Find the antonym of the word 'retrogression used in paragraph 4.
(a) Flout
(b)Progress
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(c) Truth
(d) Liberal
Ans.(b)
249. Indian Cardamom is:
(a) Peer in quality
(b) Average in quality
(c) Better in quality
(d) None of these
Ans.(b)
250. Guatemala produces cardamom
(a) More but poor in quality
(b) Less hut good in quality
(c) More and good in quality
(d) Less and poor in quality
Ans.(a)
251. Main harvest season of cardamom in India ist
(a) August-February
(b) August-March
(c) November
(d) February-April
Ans.(a)
252. Cardamom reaches at its yielding stage in:
(a) Immediately after plantation
(b) Depends upon the plantation
(c) One year after plantation
(d) Two years after plantation
Ans.(d)
253 India produces cardamom of:
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(a) One type
(b) Two types
(d) None of the above
(c) Three types
Ans.(b)
254. Which of the following is the variety of Indian cardamom:
(a) Malabar cardamom
(b) Mysore cardamom
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) None of the above
Ans.(c)
256. Which of the following production of cardamom produces by Karnataka:
(a) 25%
(b) 10%
(c) 15%
(d) 60%
Ans.(a)
257. Find the synonym of the word 'distributor' given in the passage:
(a) Expensive
(b) Known
(c) Producer
(d) Exporter
Ans.(d)
258. The synonym of the word 'fragrance' given in the passage is:
(a)Aroma
(b) Variety
(c) Contain
(d) Hance
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Ans.(a)
259. What does Aksione's wife dream about- (a)Aksionov being robbed
(b) Akaionov being Arrested
(c)Aksionov returning with grey hair
(d)Akrionovleaving her for another woman
Ans.(c)
260. To where does aksionov set out at the beginning of the story-
(a) Moscow
(b) Siberia
(c) Nizhy fair
(d) Vindimir far
Ans.(c)
261. Which literary device best describes the phenomenon of Aksionov's grey hair-
(a) symbolism
(b) parallelism
(c) Verbal Irony
(d) Parataxis
Ans.(a)
262.Which answer best defines "Spree .
(a) A type of young fish
(b) A period of abstention
(c) An ominous sign
(d)A period of drinking
Ans.(d)
263. How does Akaionov interpret his wife's dream-
(a) As total nonsense
(b) As a bad omen
(c) As a lucky sign
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(d) He never learns of the dream
Ans.(c)
264. What town is Aksionov from-
(a)Vladimir
(b) Gorky
(c) Siberia
(d)Moscow
Ans.(a)
265. What mode of transport does Aksionev ure to travel-
(a) Train
(b) Car
(c)Horse-drawn carriage
(d) Truck
Ans.(c)
266. Who does Aksionov first meet on his way in the fair
(a) His brother
(b) Semyenich
(c)A fellow merchant
(d) Trunk
Ans.(c)
267. Where does Aksionov stay on his way to the fair
(a) An inn
(b) A palace
(c) A motel
(d) His friend's house
Ans.(a)
268. What is a Samovar-
(a) A sword
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(b) A carriage
(c) A type of caviar
(d)A tea urn
Ans.(d)
269. What does it mean to alight-
(a) Climb into a vehicle
(b) Take flight
(c) Burrow underground
(d) Descend frum & vahida
Ans.(d)
270. What is a troika-
(a) Three of anything
(b) Take flight
(c) A Three-pronged fork
(d) A Three-pronged sword
Ans.(b)
271. What is Aksionov doing when the police arrive to guestlist him-
(a) Drinking liquor
(b)Playing uiteer
(c) Bathing
(d) Grooming kurser
Ans.(b)
272. What does the official accuse Aksistov af having d
(a) Killing his coachman
(b) Killing his wife
(c) Killing the inn-keeper
(d)Killing the fellow merchant
Ans.(d)
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273.Who wrote "God sees the truth, but waite"-
(a) Fyodor Dhstoevsky
(b) God
(c) Maxim Gorky
(d) Leo Tolstoy
Ans.(d)
274.Whe narrates "God sees the truth, but waits"- (a)As unnamed third person narrator
(b)Toletny
(c) Aksionov
(d) semyonich
Ans.(b)
275. In what year was 'God sees the truth, but waits" published
(a) 1989
(b) 2001
(c)1877
(d)1872
Ans.(d)
276.In what country is "God sees the truth, but waits set-
(a) Prussia
(b) Germany
(c) Suviet Union
(d)Russia
Ans.(d)
277.who is the story's protagonist-
(a) Semyonich
(b) Aksionov
(c) Akaionov's wife
(d) Tolstoy
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Ans.(b)
278.Who is the story's primary antagonist-
(a) Seyonic
(b) Aksionov
(c) Aksionov's wife
(d) The polim aificial
Ans.(a)
279.Aksionov fond of in his youth- What activities were
(a) Fishing and singing
(b) Drinking and fighting
(c)Drinking and singing
(d) Drinking and fishing
Ans.(c)
280.What are Aksenov’s first names-
(a) Ivan Dimitris
(b) Ivar Demetrio
(c) Ivan Seyonic
(d) Marar Ivan
Ans.(a)
281.What is Seyonic’s first name-
(a) Leo
(b)Makar
(c) Ragnar
(d) Bakar
Ans.(b)
282. In which genre is "God sees the truth, but wait
(a) Realism
(b) Parable
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(c) Short Story
(d)All of the
Ans.(d)
283.A violent tropical storm with very strong winds
(a) Cyclone
(b) Gale
(c) Typhoon
(d) Tornade
Ans.(c)
284.A violent storm whose contra is a cloud in the shape of a Aunnel
(a) Cyclone
(b) Gale
(c) Typhoon
(d)Tornado
Ans.(d)
285.A violent storm with very strong winds, especially in the western Atlantic Oenan
(a) Cyclone
(b) Gale
(c)Hurricane
(d)Tornado
Ans.(c)
286.A very strong wind that moves very fast in a spinning movement and causes a lot of
damage.
(a) Cyclone
(b) Gale
(c) Hurricane
(d) Whirlwind
Ans.(d)
287.Lanche wrote to the God for hundred pesos because:
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(a) he wanted to purchase new clothes
(b)to resow the field
(c) he had to marry his daughter
(d) none of the above
Ans.(b)
288.The main character of the story 'A Letter to God’s is:
(a) Rencho
(b) Lencho
(c) Betel
(d) Denis
Ans.(b)
289.That is why people say that understanding is of no use: without
(a) happiness
(b)kindness
(c) friendship
(d) hardness
Ans.(b)
290. What does Lencho call the post office people-
(a) bunch of stupid
(b) good people
(c) bunch of crooks
(d) none of the above
Ans.(c)
2911. Where did the farmer live:
(a) Dublin
(b)Mexico
(c) Russia
(d) none of the above
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Ans.(b)
292. Who helped Lencho
(a) God
(b) son
(d) none of the above
(c) postmaster
Ans.(c)
293. How did he feel when he counted the money
(a) grateful
(b) joyful
(c) relieved
(d) angry
Ans.(d)
294. Low did Lencho decide to contact his last resort
(a) by visiting them personal
(b) through a letter
(d) through fax
(c) through e-mail
Ans.(b)
295.Which one of the following is a metaphor for women.
(a) Shining loads
(b) Bainbow-tinted circles of light
(c) Lustrous tokens
(d)Radiant lives
Ans.(d)
296.Delicate means-
(a) answer choices
(b) dirty
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(c) early broken
(d) hard
Ans.(c)
297. Ringing sound of a bell is called this
(a) answer choices
(b)tinkling
(c) banging
(d) howling
Ans.(b)
298. Lustrous means
(a) dull
(b) watery
(c) Shiny
Ans.(c)
299. Word used in the poem for peaceful and calm is...... .
(a) Tranquil
(b) brow
(c) aglow
Ans.(a)
300. What does limpid refers to-
(a) clear
(b)transparent
(c) dusty
Ans.(b)