141. Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Habitual

  • (A) Pertinent
  • (B) Diverse
  • (C) Continuous
  • (D) Considerate

142. Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word. Unhappiness

  • (A) Wicked
  • (B) Woe
  • (C) Willing
  • (D) Wilful

143. Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word. Cowardice

  • (A) Vigour
  • (B) Hazard
  • (C) Boldness
  • (D) Abundance

144. Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. From cradle to grave

  • (A) To achieve something you needed
  • (B) Buying something very cheap or very expensive
  • (C) Giving directions and telling someone to follow
  • (D) During the whole span of one’s life

145. Select the sentence that has a grammatical error.

  • (A) I will be driving into town later on.
  • (B) I might drive into town later on.
  • (C) I could be driving into town later on.
  • (D) I will be drive into town later on.

146. The following sentence has been divided into parts. One of them contains an error. Select the part that contains the error from the given options. Mrs. Rani / works for / a international / school.

  • (A) school
  • (B) Mrs. Rani
  • (C) works for
  • (D) a international

147. Select the most appropriate meaning of the underlined segment in the given sentence. I sent the agreement over for them to sign so the ball is now in their court.

  • (A) It is time for someone to deal with a problem or make a decision, because other people have already done as much as they can
  • (B) An approach that uses traditional ideas that have previously worked
  • (C) A time when after which programmes for older audiences may be aired on TV
  • (D) Better to be satisfied with what you have than risk losing it by trying to get something better

148. Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. He wanted to visiting the Golden Temple in Amritsar.

  • (A) wanted to visited
  • (B) wanted to visit
  • (C) wanted to be visit
  • (D) wanted to visitor

149. The meaning of which of the following options is ‘Good luck’?

  • (A) Break a leg
  • (B) All wet
  • (C) Second banana
  • (D) Hang in there

150. Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. Nip in the bud

  • (A) To suppress something at an early stage
  • (B) To publicise a long-kept secret
  • (C) To complete a prolonged or unfinished work
  • (D) To stop something from growing beyond limit Section : English Comprehension

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