English Grammar Test Level-2
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No.: _____
||Shreeji||
Sub. – English Grammar Test level - 2
Date: 16/02/2021 Marks: 50
Day: Tuesday Name:______________
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Instructions: (1) All objective
questions in this part are compulsory.
(2)
All objective questions carry equal marks.
(3) Before each question in your OMR Sheet, option A O, B
O, C O and D O have been given. Choose the right option by making the circle
dark.
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* Fill the blank with appropriate word:
1) Where do you ………………….?
A) live B) lives C) lived D) to live
2) Dad, have you got………. work in the office today?
A) many B) few C)
much D)
little
3) I don’t have ………….. stamps in my collection yet.
A) many B) few C) much D)
little
4) Where is …………. book I bought this morning?
A) a B)
an C) some D) the
5) Would you like ………………… cup of tea?
A) a B)
an C) some D) the
6) Delhi is ………….. Ahmadabad
A) bigger B) bigger than C) big than D) biggest
7) I hurt ……………….. in the playground.
A) me B)
myself C) I D)
my
8) Last weekend we ……………….. in the sea.
A) swim B) swims C) swum D) swam
9) Bye Mann, see you…………. Monday ?
A) at B)
on C) in D) by
10) At one point, it looked as if an area of
agreement would ________ especially over the issue of productivity linked
wages.
A) grow B) create C) develop D) emerge
11)
Sorry, Mrs Dipali, I ……………… finish my homework. I was ill.
A)
shouldn’t B) don’t C) couldn’t D) wasn’t
able
12)
She knew everything better than anybody else, and it was an affront to her
______ vanity that you should disagree with her.
A) Overwrought B)
overstrung C)
overwhelming D) overweening
13)
The earth is at present in great danger because of ______ pollution which is
going on at an incredible rapid pace.
A) inhuman B) gigantic C)
colossal D) stupendous
* Read the comprehension and
answer the following questions.
Research
shows that young children who are read to on a regular basis will grow up to be
better readers. When children sit in their parent's lap and listen to stories,
they are learning about the pleasures of reading and the patterns of language.
When you see children turning the pages of a book, looking at the pictures, and
telling the story, often from memory, they are engaged in what is called
emergent literacy. Parents can foster this early language and literacy
development by talking with their children, telling them stories, reading to
them every day, and surrounding them with books.
14) The writer's main point is that…………………………..
A) parents should read to
their children every day
B) children must learn the
alphabet before they can learn to read
C) pretend reading is one of
the first steps toward learning how to read
D) parents reading buy their children lots of
books
15) Emergent literacy is best defined as…………………
A) The practice of pretend
reading
B) Reading to children every
day
C) Patterns of language
D) Early language and reading
development
* Some parts of the
sentences in the passage given below are omitted. Fill them with best
alternative.
If we have so many young people with good
qualifications (16) _____ for a job, how come there is such a (17) _____ of
good talent in the market? Millions of students graduate every year in India
and enter the job market, but in reality, they are (18)______. The bulk of our
diploma, vocational, engineering and management graduates come from institutions
that (19) _____ them poorly and are unable to assist them with good job
opportunities. On the other hand, organizations have a short-term focus on
talent where buying existing talent seems easier than (20) ______ in-house.
16) _________
A) wanting B) trying C) waiting D) applying
17) _________
A) scarcity B) dread C) requirement D) less supply
18) _________
A) uninterested B) unemployable C) not of good quality D)dumb
19) _________
A)
teach B)
prepare C)
train D) lecture
20) _________
A) building B) teaching C)
preparing D) studying
* Read the question
carefully. Try to rearrange the phrases A, B, C, D and E to form a
meaningful sentence and then choose the
correct sequence from the options given below.
21) Arrange the given statements in a logical
order to form a meaningful sentence.
A) where to he was exiled B) Napoleon Bonaparte escaped from Elba
C) after the signing of the
Treaty of Fontainebleau D) a remote island off the coast of Italy
E) one year earlier
The Proper sequence should
be:
A) EABCD B)
ACEBD C) BCADE D)
BDACE
22) Arrange the sentences in a sequence to
make a coherent paragraph.
A) It has offices at both Bangalore and Mumbai.
B) Out of these, perhaps Goldman Sachs is the most well known in India.
C) Some of the leading ones include Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers etc.
D) There are many investment banks.
The Proper sequence should be:
A) DBCA B) BCDA C) DCBA D) CBDA
* In the following questions, choose the option which is the exact
OPPOSITE of the given word.
23) Fatigue
A) Inqisitive
B) Diet C) Inexact D) Refresh
24) Subtle
A) obvious B) correct C) valuable D) under
cover
25) Precocious
A) Forward B) Backward C) Elusive
D) Isolated
26) Foremost
A) Hindmost B) Unimportant C) Mature D) Premature
27) Terrible
A) Soothing B) Frightening C) Delectable
D)
Scaring
* Correct spelling and word:
28) Which of the following words is correctly spelt?
A) wran B) wrin C)
wring D) wranged
29)
Find the correctly spelt word.
A) Adulation
B) Adlation C)
Aduletion D)
Addulation
30)
Find the correctly spelt word.
A) Affevdavit
B)
Affedevit C) Affidavit D) Afidevit
* Read the Following Idioms/Phrases and choose the option
which expresses the meaning of the
idiom/phrase.
31)
To cut the Gordian knot ………………….
A) To perform a difficult task B)
To act unreliably
C) To
avoid difficulties D) To cut a lot of threads
32)
To keep the wolf away from the door…………….
A) To
keep away from extreme poverty B) To keep off an unwanted and
undesirable person
C) To keep alive D) To hold the difficulties and dangers
in check
33)
Gift of the gab……………..
A) Outstanding B) The ability to speak in an
impressive manner
C) Absence
from work D) A triumph to one’s credit
34)
To make clean breast of …………………
A) To
gain Prominence B) To praise oneself
C) To
confess without of reserve D) To destory before it blooms
35)
To keeps one's temper……………
A) To become hungry B) To hold
back anger
C) To Preserve ones energy D) To be aloof from
* Questions on puzzles and
reasoning:
36) In a row of trees, a tree is 7th from
left end and 14th from right end. How many trees are there
in
the row?
A) 18 B) 19
C) 20 D) 21
37) Ramesh ranks 13th in the
class of 33 students. There are 5 students below Suresh rankwise.
How
many students are there between Ramesh and Suresh?
A) 12 B) 14 C)
15 D) 16
38) If each of the digits in the number
92581473 is arranged in ascending order, what will be the
difference
between the digits which are fourth from the right and third from left in the
new
arrangement?
The ascending order of the number is 123456789.
A) 1 B) 2 C)
3 D) 4
39) How many such pairs of letters are there
in the word SENDING, each of which has as many
letters
between its two letters as there are between them in the English alphabets?
A) No such letters B) one C) two D) three
40) A Parking lot Contains 160 Vehicles. Each
Vehicle is either a car or a truck, and each vehicle
is
either red or green. 70 vehicles are red, and 120 vehicles are cars. If there
are 18 green
trucks,
how many red cars are there?
A) 54 B) 50 C)
48 D)45
* Match the phrases in Column A with those in Column B to make complete
sentences. Put
the correct letters on the
lines provided. Use each phrase once.
Column-A Column-B
41) To make an
enquiry is to A. money
sent as payment.
42) A remittance is B. put something
off until later.
43) To disregard is
to C. preserve
or keep the same.
44) A statement is D. show
admiration and give thanks.
45) To delay is to E. an
announcement or warning.
46) An invoice is F. an
explanation of something.
47) To maintain is to
G. ignore or
pass something over.
48) To appreciate is
to H. ask for
information.
49) A notice is I. a
formal report or comment.
50) A description is J. a list of things purchased and the amount owed.
Ans. (41-
______ ) (42- ______ ) (43- ______ ) (44-
______ ) (45- ______ )
(46- ______ ) (47-
______ ) (48- ______ ) (49- ______ ) (50-
______ )
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