PAPER-III: ENGLISH LANGUAGE.    

Directions (51-53): One part of the following sentences has an  error, point out the portion carrying error in the answer sheet.

51. I heard to my surprise (A)/ that the present I send (B) / him was not (C)/ to his taste. (D)

52. If I would have come (A)/ a little earlier, I would have (B)/ got a glimpse (C)/ of my beloved leader.(D)

53. I am waiting for you (A)/ for the last two hours (B)/but you did not bother (C) / to turn up in time. (D)

Directions (54-58): In the following passage some of the words have been left out. First read the passage over and try to understand what it is about. Then fill in the blanks with the help of the alternatives given Mark your answer in the Answer-Sheet..

On the eve of his departure from  England, Gandhiji (54) a dinner for his vegetarian friends in the Halborn Restaurant. The (55) by music and speeches. Gandhiji had already dinner was (56) his speech but he could not proceed (57) of his first sentence. He made (58) ridiculous even on this last occasion in England.

54.

(A) enjoyed

(B) invited

(C) participated

(D) organized

55. 

(A) followed

(B) completed 

(C) decorated

(D) hosted

56. 

(A) made

(B) learnt

(C) given

(D) delivered 

57.

(A) towards

(B) ahead 

(C) at

(D) further

58. 

(A) people

(B) everybody

(C) himself

(D) up

Directions (59-60): In out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses, the meaning of the given word mark it in the answer Sheet.

59. FOSTER

(A) announce

(B) peruse

(C) interpret

(D) cultivate

60. CODUCIVE

(A) beneficial

(B) refined

(C) logical

(D) charming

Directions (61-62): In the following questions In a group of four words are given. In each group one word in misspelt. Find the misspelt word and indicate it in the Answer-Sheet.

61.

(A) Amicable

(B) Practicable

(C) Managable 

(D) Lamentable

62.

(A) Homespun

(B) Homecide

(C) Homily 

(D) Homely

Directions (63-65): In the following questions choose meaning to the given word and mark it the the word opposite in Answer Sheet..

63. SUBJUGATE

(A) cultivate

(B) announce

(C) weary

(D) yield

64. DELIVERANCE

(A) explanation

(B) purpose

(C) rationality.

(D) detention 

Directions (66-68): In the following questions four alternatives are given for the idiom/phrase in italics in the sentence. Choose the one which best expresses the meaning phrase in italics and mark it in the Answer-Sheet.

66. I asked him if he could give him a hand.

(A) advance a loan

(B) befriend him

(C) advise him

(D) help him 

67. He may be wealthy, but he’s not my cup of tea.

(A) He doesn’t make tea for me

(B) He is not coming lo tea with me

(C) He is not the type that appeals lo me

(D) He doesn’t approve of my drinking habits.

68. He is in the habit of working by fits and starts.

(A) regularly

(B) irregularly

(C) occasionally

(D) indifferently

Directions (69-72): In the following questions four alternatives are suggested for each question. Choose the correct of the four and indicate it in the Answer-Sheet. 

69. He was_____.and so was not_____

(A) guilty; prosecuted

(B) innocent; acquitted

(C) innocent; indicted

(A) Philanthropists Contemptuous

(B) Sycophants; contemptible

(C) Cynics; altruistic

(D) Pessimists; volatile

71. Due to lack of…………in my house, I had to book a………..in the hotel for my guests.

(A) space; reservation

(B) place; room

(C) accommodation; suite

(D) room; swit

(A) occasionally; tranquil

(B) scarcely; dreadful

(C) continuously; noisy

(D) remotely: dull

Directions (73-75): Look at the underlined part of each sentence. Below each sentence are given three possible substitutions for the underlined part. If one of them (A), (B) or (C) is better than the underlined part, indicate your response on the Answer Sheet against the corresponding letter (A), (B) or (C) if none of the substitutions improves the sentence, indicate (D) as your response on the Answer Sheet. Thus a ‘No improvement’ response will be signified by the letter (D).

73. The law will not tolerate a criminal act on the plea that the culprit is illiterate.

A) condone

B) condole

C) ignore

D) No Improvement

74. The boys lost the game, wasn’t it?

A) isn’t it ?

B) aren’t they ?

C) didn’t they ?

D) No Improvement

75. He seldom or ever loses his temper

A) seldom, or never

B) seldom, nor ever

C) seldom, if ever

D) No Improvement 

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