Question 1 of 100
Evaluate: (4 + 5) × (7 - 2) = ?
A
35
B
40
C
45
D
50
Question 2 of 100
Which of the following addresses are identical?
1. Vill. Rampur, PO Rampur, Dist. Aligarh - 202001
2. Vill Rampur, PO Rampur, Dist Aligarh - 202010
3. Vill. Rampur, PO Rampur, Dist. Aligarh - 202001
A
1 only
B
2 only
C
1 and 3 only
D
All three
Question 3 of 100
“Science advances rapidly with innovation.” If the 2nd letter of every 2nd word is written in order, what word is
formed?
A
ae
B
di
C
ai
D
nr
Question 4 of 100
A shopkeeper buys 5 pens at ₹12 each and 3 pencils at ₹8 each. What is the total cost?
A
₹84
B
₹88
C
₹90
D
₹96
Question 5 of 100
Rani said, “The man in the photo is my mother’s brother .” How is the man related to Rani?
A
Uncle
B
Father
C
Cousin
D
Grandfather
Question 6 of 100
If # = +, @ = ×, % = -, then find the value of: (6 @ 3) % 4 # 5?
A
17
B
18
C
19
D
20
Question 7 of 100
What will come at the place of question mark (?)
1, 2, 6, 21, 88, ?
A
440
B
441
C
442
D
445
Question 8 of 100
Identify the assumptions that must hold true.
Statement:
Online education has expanded access to learning worldwide.
Assumptions:
I. Internet access is widely available.
II. Learners are willing to adapt to digital platforms.
A
Only I
B
Only II
C
Both I and II
D
Neither I nor II
Question 9 of 100
Select the letter-cluster that can replace (?)
HLPT, HOUA, HRZH, ?
A
HUEO
B
HUFO
C
HVEO
D
HUEP
Question 10 of 100
Find the odd one out.
A
Lok Sabha
B
Rajya Sabha
C
Vidhan Sabha
D
Supreme Court
Question 11 of 100
Which term is wrong in the series?
3, 6, 13, 18, 27, 38
A
6
B
13
C
27
D
38
Question 12 of 100
If 6 # 3 = 18 and 8 # 4 = 32, then 10 # 5 = ?
A
40
B
45
C
50
D
55
Question 13 of 100
How many meaningful four-letter English words can be formed using the first, second, third and fourth letters of
the word “PLANT”, using each letter once?
A
One
B
Two
C
Three
D
Four
Question 14 of 100
If ‘×’ means ‘-’, ‘-’ means ‘+’, ‘+’ means ‘÷’ and ‘÷’ means ‘×’, which of the following is correct?
A
12 × 4 - 2 = 10
B
15 - 3 + 6 = 18
C
10 + 5 ÷ 3 = 4
D
8 ÷ 4 × 2 = 6
Question 15 of 100
In the following question, a pair of letters is given with its product of alphabetical positions. Identify the correct
product. CD : 12 :: EF : ?
A
30
B
36
C
42
D
48
Question 16 of 100
If “APPLE” is coded as “CRRNG”, how is “GRAPE” written?
A
ISCRG
B
ITCRG
C
ITCSG
D
HSBRF
Question 17 of 100
If ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘-’ means ‘÷’, ‘×’ means ‘+’ and ‘÷’ means ‘-’, find the value of: 16 + 4 - 2 × 3
A
25
B
30
C
40
D
35
Question 18 of 100
If ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘-’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘+’ and ‘÷’ means ‘-’, then find the value of: 8 + 4 - 2 × 3 ÷ 1?
A
5
B
6
C
7
D
8
Question 19 of 100
If FLOWER is written as GMPXFS, how is GARDEN written in the same code?
A
HBSEFO
B
HBTGFO
C
HBSDFO
D
HCTEFO
Question 20 of 100
Select the letter-cluster that can replace (?)
GEA, LIH, QMO, ?
A
QVV
B
VQU
C
UQV
D
VQV
Question 21 of 100
Read the statement and identify the conclusion.
Statement:
The company doubled its profits this year .
Conclusions:
I. The company performed better than last year .
II. Profits were lower in previous years.
A
Only I follows
B
Only II follows
C
Both follow
D
Neither follows
Question 22 of 100
A is the brother of B. C is the father of A. D is the son of C. How is D related to B?
A
Cousin
B
Brother
C
Uncle
D
Nephew
Question 23 of 100
If ‘#’ means addition, ‘@’ means subtraction, ‘$’ means multiplication and ‘%’ means division, then find the value
of: 5 # 3 $ 2 @ 4 % 2?
A
6
B
7
C
8
D
9
Question 24 of 100
If a geometric progression starts at 4 and the common ratio is 2, what is the 4th term?
A
16
B
24
C
32
D
64
Question 25 of 100
Statements:
1. No cats are dogs.
2. Some dogs are animals.
Conclusions:
I. Some animals are not cats.
II. No dog is a cat.
A
Only I follows
B
Only II follows
C
Both follow
D
Neither follows
Question 26 of 100
Arrange the following Mughal rulers chronologically from earliest to latest: 1. Jahangir 2. Babur 3. Shah Jahan 4.
Humayun
A
2-4-1-3
B
4-2-1-3
C
2-1-4-3
D
1-2-4-3
Question 27 of 100
Which Constitutional Amendment introduced the Goods and Services Tax (GST)?
A
101st Amendment
B
97th Amendment
C
86th Amendment
D
44th Amendment
Question 28 of 100
In cricket, what does the term ‘maiden over’ mean?
A
Over with a wicket
B
Over with no runs conceded
C
Over with six balls bowled fast
D
Over ending a spell
Question 29 of 100
How is urban India aiming to reduce vehicular pollution?
A
Promoting diesel cars
B
Expanding electric mobility
C
Removing emission norms
D
Encouraging old vehicles
Question 30 of 100
Assertion (A): GDP does not fully reflect income distribution. Reason (R): GDP measures total output, not equality.
A
Both A and R are true and R explains A
B
Both A and R are true but R does not explain A
C
A is true but R is false
D
A is false but R is true
Question 31 of 100
Which of the following best represents the key feature of the Hornbill Festival of Nagaland?
A
Exclusive religious rituals inside monasteries
B
Display of tribal culture, dance, and traditional sports
C
A harvest-only farming fair
D
A coastal boat race festival
Question 32 of 100
Assertion (A): The Green Revolution increased wheat production.
Reason (R): High-yield variety seeds and irrigation were introduced.
A
Both A and R are true and R explains A
B
Both true but R not explanation
C
A true R false
D
A false R true
Question 33 of 100
Navigation satellites under India’s NavIC system are primarily placed in:
A
Polar orbit
B
Low Earth Orbit
C
Geostationary/Geosynchronous orbit
D
Sun-synchronous orbit
Question 34 of 100
Why does food cook faster in a pressure cooker?
A
Lower temperature inside cooker
B
Increased boiling point of water
C
Reduced heat transfer
D
More evaporation
Question 35 of 100
Why are modern tennis rackets commonly made with graphite composites?
A
They are heavier for powerful shots
B
They reduce vibration and improve control
C
They are cheaper than wood
D
They do not bend at all
Question 36 of 100
In ancient Indian administration, the term ‘Nagaraka’ referred to:
A
Village headman
B
City superintendent
C
Military commander
D
Chief priest
Question 37 of 100
India’s population is approximately what percentage of the world’s population?
A
10%
B
14%
C
18%
D
22%
Question 38 of 100
Statement 1: CoWIN portal was used for vaccination management.
Statement 2: Aarogya Setu provided health risk alerts.
A
Only Statement 1
B
Only Statement 2
C
Both 1 and 2
D
Neither 1 nor 2
Question 39 of 100
Assertion (A): A relay team was disqualified despite finishing first.
Reason (R): One runner crossed into another lane during baton exchange.
A
Both A and R are true and R explains A
B
Both A and R are true but R does not explain A
C
A is true but R is false
D
A is false but R is true
Question 40 of 100
Statements about Bihu dance:
1. It is associated with Assam.
2. It celebrates the harvest season.
A
Only 1 correct
B
Only 2 correct
C
Both 1 & 2 correct
D
Neither 1 nor 2 correct
Question 41 of 100
Who received the Padma Shri for promoting traditional Puppetry art in Rajasthan?
A
Ram Chandra Bhatt
B
Mahipat Kavi
C
Shankar Lal Meghwal
D
Devendra Sharma
Question 42 of 100
The President of India promulgates ordinances under:
A
Article 110
B
Article 123
C
Article 356
D
Article 368
Question 43 of 100
Match the feature with boundary: 1. Rift valley 2. Island arc 3. Strike-slip fault
A
1-Divergent, 2-Convergent, 3-Transform
B
1-Convergent, 2-Transform, 3-Divergent
C
1-Transform, 2-Divergent, 3-Convergent
D
1-Divergent, 2-Transform, 3-Convergent
Question 44 of 100
Consider the statements: 1. Finance Commission is constituted every five years. 2. It is mentioned under Article
280.
A
Only 1
B
Only 2
C
Both 1 and 2
D
Neither 1 nor 2
Question 45 of 100
Which of the following is a classical percussion instrument strongly associated with Andhra Pradesh?
A
Ghatam
B
Santoor
C
Rabab
D
Algoza
Question 46 of 100
How many storeys are there in the main vimana (tower) of the Brihadeeswara Temple at Thanjavur?
A
9
B
11
C
13
D
15
Question 47 of 100
Who is the author of the novel ‘The Guide’?
A
R.K. Narayan
B
Khushwant Singh
C
Chetan Bhagat
D
Vikram Seth
Question 48 of 100
What is the main objective of the International Solar Alliance?
A
Promote nuclear energy
B
Encourage solar energy adoption globally
C
Regulate oil prices
D
Fund coal projects
Question 49 of 100
Which biomolecule forms the basic structure of enzymes?
A
Lipids
B
Proteins
C
Carbohydrates
D
Nucleic acids
Question 50 of 100
Which district–state pair is correctly matched for bauxite reserves?
A
Koraput – Odisha
B
Gaya – Bihar
C
Jalgaon – Maharashtra
D
Hisar – Haryana
Question 51 of 100
The average height of 15 students is 160 cm. If two students leave, the new average becomes 159 cm. What is
the average height of the two students who left?
A
164.5 cm
B
166.5 cm
C
168.5 cm
D
170.5 cm
Question 52 of 100
If P : Q = 5 : 3, Q : R = 4 : 7, and R : S = 2 : 3, find the ratio P : S.
A
20 : 63
B
40 : 63
C
35 : 72
D
15 : 28
Question 53 of 100
Simplify: (2.5+
5
8)
2
−(7
4 ×2.4)
A
5.5656
B
6.2225
C
7.0625
D
8.0625
Question 54 of 100
Table: Quarterly Revenue.
Item Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Product A 45 55 50 60
Product B 70 72 68 75
What is the average quarterly revenue of Product B?
A
Rs. 71.25 lakhs
B
Rs. 71.5 lakhs
C
Rs. 72 lakhs
D
Rs. 72.5 lakhs
Question 55 of 100
Simplify: (9
4 ÷
18
7 )×(8
3 ÷
4
9)
A
21/4
B
7/2
C
9/2
D
4/3
Question 56 of 100
A circular disc of radius 6 cm is inscribed in a square. What is the approximate area of the remaining portion of
the square?
A
28.30 cm²
B
45.75 cm²
C
30.96 cm²
D
72.50 cm²
Question 57 of 100
A manufacturer offers a product to a retailer at a 25% discount on the marked price. An additional shipping charge
of 8% is applied. The retailer sells for Rs. 2400 more, earning a 35% profit. What was the original marked price?
A
Rs. 8,465.60
B
Rs. 9,127.45
C
Rs. 10,050.76
D
Rs. 11,254.90
Question 58 of 100
How many smaller hemispheres with radius 4 cm can be formed by melting a hemisphere with radius 16 cm?
A
16
B
32
C
48
D
64
Question 59 of 100
A cone and a hemisphere have the same radius. Their combined height is 24 cm. If both have equal volumes, find
the radius.
A
8 cm
B
9 cm
C
10 cm
D
12 cm
Question 60 of 100
A trader buys 8 items for the price of 5 items. If he sells each item at a 5% discount on its marked price, what is
his profit percentage?
A
56%
B
58%
C
60%
D
52%
Question 61 of 100
A tank contains 120 liters of pure juice. 15 liters are drawn and replaced by water twice. What is the ratio of juice
to water in the final mixture?
A
49 : 15
B
81 : 39
C
73 : 47
D
65 : 55
Question 62 of 100
In how many years will Rs. 80,000 become Rs. 1,06,480 at 10% compound interest per annum?
A
3
B
4
C
5
D
7
Question 63 of 100
The ratio of profit to the cost price of an item is 3 : 8. What is the ratio of selling price to profit?
A
11 : 3
B
9 : 4
C
7 : 5
D
12 : 7
Question 64 of 100
Two circles have radii 14 cm and 6 cm. If the length of a direct common tangent is 24 cm, what is the distance
between their centers?
A
9√10 cm
B
8√10 cm
C
12√10cm
D
8 cm
Question 65 of 100
A cone has a base area of 78.5 cm² and height 12 cm. What is its volume? (Use π ≈ 3.14)
A
314 cm³
B
392 cm³
C
471 cm³
D
628 cm³
Question 66 of 100
In triangle PQR, medians PX, QY , and RZ intersect at the centroid O. What is the ratio of the area of triangle PQO
to the area of triangle PQR?
A
1 : 2
B
1 : 3
C
2 : 3
D
1 : 4
Question 67 of 100
A solid metal sphere of radius 15 cm is melted and recast into 27 identical smaller spheres. What is the ratio of
the surface area of the original sphere to the total surface area of all 27 smaller spheres?
A
1 : 3
B
1 : 6
C
1 : 9
D
1 : 15
Question 68 of 100
In ∆MNO, line segment LK is parallel to NO. If the ratio of area of ∆MLK to trapezoid LKNO is 9 : 40, what is the
ratio of ML to LN?
A
3 : 4
B
3 : 7
C
4 : 5
D
4 : 9
Question 69 of 100
A right triangle has sides 5, 12, and 13. A smaller similar triangle is inscribed with a perimeter of 10. What is its
area?
A
2.5
B
3.33
C
5
D
7.5
Question 70 of 100
Simplify: ((2.5+
3
5)÷(3.5−
1
4))+0.75
A
1.3714
B
1.7038
C
3.1429
D
4.1429
Question 71 of 100
A container holds three liquids X, Y , and Z in the ratio 3 : 4 : 5. If 8 liters of X, 10 liters of Y , and a certain amount
of Z are added, the new ratio becomes 7 : 9 : 12 . Find the quantity (in liters) of Z added.
A
11 liters
B
14 liters
C
16 liters
D
18 liters
Question 72 of 100
Priya started a business with Rs. 75,000. Ravi joined 6 months later with Rs. 50,000. At what ratio will they share
the profit after two years?
A
2 : 5
B
5 : 4
C
2 : 1
D
9 : 7
Question 73 of 100
The distance between two circle centers is d. The lengths of direct and transverse common tangents are L and M
respectively. If L² + M² = 320 and sum of squares of radii is 160, what is d?
A
12
B
8√5
C
10√5
D
14
Question 74 of 100
Two parallel chords measuring 20 cm and 14 cm exist on the same side of center . The distance between them is
3 cm. What is the radius?
A
√143 cm
B
√140 cm
C
√149 cm
D
√134 cm
Question 75 of 100
What is the area of a segment formed by a chord in a circle of radius 10 cm, when the angle subtended at center
is 120°?
A
100𝜋
3 −25√3
B
100𝜋
3 −50√3
C
50π - 25√3
D
50π - 50√3
Question 76 of 100
Choose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence:
She do not understand this concept properly.
A
do not understood
B
does not understand
C
did not understands
D
is not understand
Question 77 of 100
Choose the correct one-word substitution for: ‘The practice of spying to obtain secret information.’
A
Diplomacy
B
Espionage
C
Arbitration
D
Mediation
Question 78 of 100
Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CALLOUS
A
Restless
B
Uneasy
C
Alarmed
D
Unconcerned
Question 79 of 100
Choose the correct meaning of idiom: Hold at arm’s length
A
To treat someone warmly
B
To keep someone at a distance
C
To imitate someone closely
D
To support someone openly
Question 80 of 100
Choose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘Fear of closed spaces.’
A
Claustrophobia
B
Arachnophobia
C
Acrophobia
D
Hydrophobia
Question 81 of 100
Which of the following best completes the analogy: Joy is to presence as sorrow is to —?
Read the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage:
To divide life into fixed opposites of happiness and grief is to misunderstand its deepest pattern. Human life does not
move in a straight line of delight or misery; instead, it flows through a living exchange where one feeling gives depth
and definition to the other . Victory feels most intense when it follows defeat, and the sting of losing something gains
shape only because we once held it close. Thus, joy and sorrow are not enemies but partners in the same story. Across
ages, thinkers have recognized this emotional duality. The Stoics viewed suffering as unavoidable and even useful in
reaching calm, while Eastern paths such as Buddhism emphasize that all experiences pass and nothing remains
permanent. In both views, the search for lasting happiness requires accepting change. Without grief, joy would lose its
sharpness and become plain—without contrast, it would carry little weight. This mutual dependence appears even in
everyday life: spring seems brighter after a bitter winter, and quiet solitude matters only to someone who has felt the
noise of crowds. Often, personal maturity is shaped in painful trials —loss and hardship carve depth into us,
strengthening empathy, resilience, and thankfulness. Wanting uninterrupted happiness is like demanding a life in a
single colour—smooth but lifeless. In this sense, joy and sorrow together create a chiaroscuro of the mind, a striking
interplay of light and shadow that makes life more vivid and human.
A
Liberty
B
Expectation
C
Missingness
D
Stillness
Question 82 of 100
Based on the passage, which inference best reflects the writer’s view of emotions?
Read the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage:
To divide life into fixed opposites of happiness and grief is to misunderstand its deepest pattern. Human life does not
move in a straight line of delight or misery; instead, it flows through a living exchange where one feeling gives depth
and definition to the other . Victory feels most intense when it follows defeat, and the sting of losing something gains
shape only because we once held it close. Thus, joy and sorrow are not enemies but partners in the same story. Across
ages, thinkers have recognized this emotional duality. The Stoics viewed suffering as unavoidable and even useful in
reaching calm, while Eastern paths such as Buddhism emphasize that all experiences pass and nothing remains
permanent. In both views, the search for lasting happiness requires accepting change. Without grief, joy would lose its
sharpness and become plain—without contrast, it would carry little weight. This mutual dependence appears even in
everyday life: spring seems brighter after a bitter winter, and quiet solitude matters only to someone who has felt the
noise of crowds. Often, personal maturity is shaped in painful trials —loss and hardship carve depth into us,
strengthening empathy, resilience, and thankfulness. Wanting uninterrupted happiness is like demanding a life in a
single colour—smooth but lifeless. In this sense, joy and sorrow together create a chiaroscuro of the mind, a striking
interplay of light and shadow that makes life more vivid and human.
A
A meaningful life must avoid suffering completely
B
Feelings should be separated into rigid opposites
C
Sadness intensifies how we value happiness
D
Happiness is only a social illusion
Question 83 of 100
What is the central aim of the passage?
Read the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage:
To divide life into fixed opposites of happiness and grief is to misunderstand its deepest pattern. Human life does not
move in a straight line of delight or misery; instead, it flows through a living exchange where one feeling gives depth
and definition to the other . Victory feels most intense when it follows defeat, and the sting of losing something gains
shape only because we once held it close. Thus, joy and sorrow are not enemies but partners in the same story. Across
ages, thinkers have recognized this emotional duality. The Stoics viewed suffering as unavoidable and even useful in
reaching calm, while Eastern paths such as Buddhism emphasize that all experiences pass and nothing remains
permanent. In both views, the search for lasting happiness requires accepting change. Without grief, joy would lose its
sharpness and become plain—without contrast, it would carry little weight. This mutual dependence appears even in
everyday life: spring seems brighter after a bitter winter, and quiet solitude matters only to someone who has felt the
noise of crowds. Often, personal maturity is shaped in painful trials —loss and hardship carve depth into us,
strengthening empathy, resilience, and thankfulness. Wanting uninterrupted happi ness is like demanding a life in a
single colour—smooth but lifeless. In this sense, joy and sorrow together create a chiaroscuro of the mind, a striking
interplay of light and shadow that makes life more vivid and human.
A
To summarise major philosophical schools in history
B
To contend that sorrow is necessary for genuine joy and should be accepted
C
To mourn how easily happiness disappears
D
To criticise modern society for emotional numbness
Question 84 of 100
Which tone best describes the author’s manner of expression in the passage?
Read the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage:
To divide life into fixed opposites of happiness and grief is to misunderstand its deepest pattern. Human life does not
move in a straight line of delight or misery; instead, it flows through a living exchange where one feeling gives depth
and definition to the other . Victory feels most intense when it follows defeat, and the sting of losing something gains
shape only because we once held it close. Thus, joy and sorrow are not enemies but partners in the same story. Across
ages, thinkers have recognized this emotional duality. The Stoics viewed suffering as unavoidable and even useful in
reaching calm, while Eastern paths such as Buddhism emphasize that all experiences pass and nothing remains
permanent. In both views, the search for lasting happiness requires accepting change. Without grief, joy would lose its
sharpness and become plain—without contrast, it would carry little weight. This mutual dependence appears even in
everyday life: spring seems brighter after a bitter winter, and quiet solitude matters only to someone who has felt the
noise of crowds. Often, personal maturity is shaped in painful trials —loss and hardship carve depth into us,
strengthening empathy, resilience, and thankfulness. Wanting uninterrupted happiness is like demanding a life in a
single colour—smooth but lifeless. In this sense, joy and sorrow together create a chiaroscuro of the mind, a striking
interplay of light and shadow that makes life more vivid and human.
A
Playful
B
Reflective
C
Mocking
D
Unmoved
Question 85 of 100
. In the passage, the word “chiaroscuro” most nearly means:
Read the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage:
To divide life into fixed opposites of happiness and grief is to misunderstand its deepest pattern. Human life does not
move in a straight line of delight or misery; instead, it flows through a living exchange where one feeling gives depth
and definition to the other . Victory feels most intense when it follows defeat, and the sting of losing something gains
shape only because we once held it close. Thus, joy and sorrow are not enemies but partners in the same story. Across
ages, thinkers have recognized this emotional duality. The Stoics viewed suffering as unavoidable and even useful in
reaching calm, while Eastern paths such as Buddhism emphasize that all experiences pass and nothing remains
permanent. In both views, the search for lasting happiness requires accepting change. Without grief, joy would lose its
sharpness and become plain—without contrast, it would carry little weight. This mutual dependence appears even in
everyday life: spring seems brighter after a bitter winter, and quiet solitude matters only to someone who has felt the
noise of crowds. Often, personal maturity is shaped in painful trials —loss and hardship carve depth into us,
strengthening empathy, resilience, and thankfulness. Wanting uninterrupted happiness is like demanding a life in a
single colour—smooth but lifeless. In this sense, joy and sorrow together create a chiaroscuro of the mind, a striking
interplay of light and shadow that makes life more vivid and human.
A
Emotional numbness
B
A contrast of light and dark
C
A musical fluctuation
D
A particular kind of sorrow
Question 86 of 100
Spot the correct spelling of adjective ‘relating to the nervous system’.
A
Neuroligical
B
Neurological
C
Neuroligecal
D
Neurolojjical
Question 87 of 100
Select the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word:
He slipped a compact umbrella into his backpack.
A
The engineer designed a compact engine for small cars.
B
The workers compacted the gravel before laying the tiles.
C
The two nations entered a compact to share water resources.
D
She wrote her report in a compact format to save space.
Question 88 of 100
Rearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This helps teams track changes and collaborate without overwriting each other’s work.
2. Version control systems are tools that manage code modifications over time.
3. A widely used example is Git, which stores snapshots of a project in repositories.
4. As a result, software development becomes more organized and reliable.
A
2, 1, 3, 4
B
3, 2, 1, 4
C
2, 3, 4, 1
D
1, 2, 3, 4
Question 89 of 100
A sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately
conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech.
The coach said that they had played well and would win the match.
A
"You played well and you will win the match," said the coach.
B
"They has played well and will win the match," the coach said.
C
"You had played well and would win the match," said the coach.
D
"They played well and they win the match," said the coach.
Question 90 of 100
Select the correct option:
Hardly had the meeting begun ____ the power went out.
A
when
B
than
C
then
D
while
Question 91 of 100
A sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys
the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech.
Meera said, "I can finish the task today."
A
Meera said that she can finish the task today.
B
Meera said that I could finish the task that day.
C
Meera said that she could finish the task that day.
D
Meera said she will finish the task today.
Question 92 of 100
Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:
The manager insisted (1)/ that every employee must submits the form (2)/ before the deadline (3)/ without any
exceptions. (4)/
A
(1)
B
(2)
C
(3)
D
(4)
Question 93 of 100
Identify the misspelt word
A
Iridescent
B
Magnanimous
C
Acquaintence
D
Meticulous
Question 94 of 100
Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:
Were she to have submitted the files on time, (1)/ the delay could have been (2)/ avoided much sooner than it actually
was, (3)/ preventing unnecessary confusion. (4)/
A
(1)
B
(2)
C
(3)
D
(4)
Question 95 of 100
Rearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. These solutions reduce waste by keeping materials in use for as long as possible.
2. As resources become scarce, industries are increasingly shifting toward a circular economy model.
3. This approach emphasizes reuse, repair, and recycling instead of disposal.
4. Therefore, circular strategies are viewed as essential for sustainable growth.
A
1, 3, 2, 4
B
2, 3, 1, 4
C
3, 2, 1, 4
D
2, 1, 3, 4
Question 96 of 100
Select the most appropriate antonym of the given word: Utopian
A
Idealistic
B
Dreamlike
C
Romantic
D
Realistic
Question 97 of 100
Change the following from active to passive:
Did the committee sanction the revised environmental policy?
A
Has the revised environmental policy been sanctioned by the committee?
B
Is the revised environmental policy being sanctioned by the committee?
C
Was the revised environmental policy being sanctioned by the committee?
D
Was the revised environmental policy sanctioned by the committee?
Question 98 of 100
Select the correct option:
The consultant delivered a report, __ conclusions were supported by multiple audits, to the committee.
A
whose
B
whom
C
which
D
that
Question 99 of 100
Convert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure:
The suspect was thought to have been staying in a remote lodge before being arrested.
A
The suspect thought he was staying in a remote lodge.
B
People thought the suspect stayed in a remote lodge.
C
It was thought that the suspect had been staying in a remote lodge.
D
Authorities thought the suspect had been staying in a remote lodge before they arrested him.
Question 100 of 100
Choose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence:
Ravi is junior than his brother in the office.
A
more junior than
B
junior to
C
junior than to
D
younger than