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Question 1 of 22
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- Name
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2. Email Id
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Question 3 of 22
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3. Listen! A siren is ……………….
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4. Sam hopes ……………………….. an astronaut one day
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5. The man sitting next to me on the plane was very nervous. He…………………………before.
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6. Where’s the book I gave you? What………………………….with it?
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7. In recent years there has been a large increase ………….. the number of people who do not exercise regularly
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8. Try ……………. with olive oil. It’ll taste better.
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9. “Where is my passbook?” “You’ll find it if you …… in the drawer.
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10. Neil was reading the newspaper when he came …………. an article about an old friend of his.
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11. “I ….. to reach Kumar on the phone all day.” “Don’t you know he has gone on a vacation?”
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12. By the time Shekhar ……… at the airport, his flight had already departed
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13. Choose the option closest in meaning to Ancestor
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14. Choose the option opposite in meaning to Exterior
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15. What …….. you like to drink?
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16. There are other people in the park ……… ourselves
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17. “This cake tastes very sweet.” “I think I put … sugar in it.”
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Question 18 of 22
18. Question
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer for the questions:
In this world it is not only futile for the small to appeal to authority, it is dangerous as well. Fortunately, the tiny voice seldom reaches big ears or who knows what might happen? When Gafur returned home from the landlord’s and quietly lay down, his face and eyes were swollen. The chief cause of so much suffering was Mahesh. When Gafur left home that morning, Mahesh broke loose from his tether, and entering the grounds of the landlord, had eaten up flowers and upset the corn drying in the sun. When finally they tried to catch him, he had hurt the landlord’s youngest daughter and had escaped. This was not the first time this had happened, but Gafur was forgiven because he was poor. If he had come around, and as on other occasions, begged for the landlord’s forgiveness, he would probably have been forgiven but instead he had claimed that he paid rent, and that he was nobody’s slave. This was too much for Shibu babu, the landlord, to swallow. Gafur had borne the beatings and tortures without protest. At home, too, he lay in a corner without a word. His heart burnt within him like the sun outside. He kept no count of how time had passed.
18. In the passage, whose voice is described as `tiny’
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Question 19 of 22
19. Question
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer for the questions:
In this world it is not only futile for the small to appeal to authority, it is dangerous as well. Fortunately, the tiny voice seldom reaches big ears or who knows what might happen? When Gafur returned home from the landlord’s and quietly lay down, his face and eyes were swollen. The chief cause of so much suffering was Mahesh. When Gafur left home that morning, Mahesh broke loose from his tether, and entering the grounds of the landlord, had eaten up flowers and upset the corn drying in the sun. When finally they tried to catch him, he had hurt the landlord’s youngest daughter and had escaped. This was not the first time this had happened, but Gafur was forgiven because he was poor. If he had come around, and as on other occasions, begged for the landlord’s forgiveness, he would probably have been forgiven but instead he had claimed that he paid rent, and that he was nobody’s slave. This was too much for Shibu babu, the landlord, to swallow. Gafur had borne the beatings and tortures without protest. At home, too, he lay in a corner without a word. His heart burnt within him like the sun outside. He kept no count of how time had passed.
19. Why were Gafur’s eyes and face swollen?
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Question 20 of 22
20. Question
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer for the questions:
In this world it is not only futile for the small to appeal to authority, it is dangerous as well. Fortunately, the tiny voice seldom reaches big ears or who knows what might happen? When Gafur returned home from the landlord’s and quietly lay down, his face and eyes were swollen. The chief cause of so much suffering was Mahesh. When Gafur left home that morning, Mahesh broke loose from his tether, and entering the grounds of the landlord, had eaten up flowers and upset the corn drying in the sun. When finally they tried to catch him, he had hurt the landlord’s youngest daughter and had escaped. This was not the first time this had happened, but Gafur was forgiven because he was poor. If he had come around, and as on other occasions, begged for the landlord’s forgiveness, he would probably have been forgiven but instead he had claimed that he paid rent, and that he was nobody’s slave. This was too much for Shibu babu, the landlord, to swallow. Gafur had borne the beatings and tortures without protest. At home, too, he lay in a corner without a word. His heart burnt within him like the sun outside. He kept no count of how time had passed.
20. Why did Gafur not ask the landlord’s forgiveness?
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Question 21 of 22
21. Question
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer for the questions:
In this world it is not only futile for the small to appeal to authority, it is dangerous as well. Fortunately, the tiny voice seldom reaches big ears or who knows what might happen? When Gafur returned home from the landlord’s and quietly lay down, his face and eyes were swollen. The chief cause of so much suffering was Mahesh. When Gafur left home that morning, Mahesh broke loose from his tether, and entering the grounds of the landlord, had eaten up flowers and upset the corn drying in the sun. When finally they tried to catch him, he had hurt the landlord’s youngest daughter and had escaped. This was not the first time this had happened, but Gafur was forgiven because he was poor. If he had come around, and as on other occasions, begged for the landlord’s forgiveness, he would probably have been forgiven but instead he had claimed that he paid rent, and that he was nobody’s slave. This was too much for Shibu babu, the landlord, to swallow. Gafur had borne the beatings and tortures without protest. At home, too, he lay in a corner without a word. His heart burnt within him like the sun outside. He kept no count of how time had passed.
21. `To keep count of time’ means:
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Question 22 of 22
22. Question
22. Write a brief introduction of yourself. (You can talk about your likes, interests, hobbies, dreams and aspirations)
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