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    The bill was first rejected in the lower house of Parliament and then in the unelected upper chamber. However, the Parliament took the historic decision to back the bill and vote to put the decision to the people in a referendum. No errors.

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    The bill was first rejected in the lower house of Parliament and then in the unelected upper chamber. However, the Parliament took the historic decision to back the bill and vote to put the decision to the people in a referendum. No errors.

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    Firstinthe lower house in (a)/


    chamber, theparliament and then in (b)/
    1.
    unelected upper bill was rejected.
    Error(d) (c)/ No
    (a) a (b) b
    (c) c (d) d
    "The Parliament took a
    ll of(b)/ the people andhistoric (a)/ decision to back the
    vote to the bill. (e)/ No Error
    (a) a
    (d)
    (b) b
    (c) c (d) d
    Directions (3-4): In the following
    given with a blank to be filled in withquestions,
    the sentence
    an appropriate word.
    olect the correct alternative out of the four and indicate it bu
    selecting the appropriate option.
    3. Kareena is totally satisfied.. ..hersalary.
    (a) for (b) with
    (c) of (d) at
    4. Isettled.. ...in Parislast year.
    (a) on (b) above
    (c) off (d) dowm
    Directions (5-7): In the following questions,out of the four
    alternatives, select the word similar in meaning to the word
    given.
    5. JUNK
    (a) Waste (b) Keep
    () Purity (d) Neat
    6. LURID
    (a) Over-bright (b) Humble
    (c) Modest (d) Clean
    7. IMPRUDENT
    (a) Cautious (b) Careless
    (c) Wise (d) Discreet
    Urections (8-10): In thefollowingquestions, out ofthe four
    dlternatives, select the word opposite in meaning to the word
    given.
    8. PREMIUM
    (a) Superior (b) Inferior
    (c) Choice (d) Excellent
    9. PROBATIONER
    (a) Tyro (b) Master
    (c) Recruit (d) Novice
    10, RAMBLING
    (a) Direct (b) Diffuse
    (c) Irregular (d) Wordy
    questions, out of the
    Directions (11-12): In the following
    four alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses
    tl1,hermeaning oftstockhe idiom/phrase.
    Laughing
    la) Anobject of ridicule (b) Asubject of peace
    (d) Profitabledeal
    12. (e)Pay through
    Finding fault in others
    the nose
    (a) Have patience with
    (b) Topay attention
    (e) Problem in breathing
    (d) Pay much morethan afair pricebracketed part of the
    13. Initially, Ihad wanted to set up (many) high-tech foundry
    in India.
    (a) a (b) an
    (c) most (d) Noimprovement
    14. Ihave (all long been) a fan of the former President, who
    told me when he was in Dubai long back.
    (a) longing been (b) all along been
    (c) always had been (d) Noimprovement
    Directions (15-16): In the following questions, out of the
    four alternatives, select the alternative which is the best
    substitute of thephrase.
    15. Loss of sleep
    (a) Hypertonia (b) Insomnia
    (c) Urania (d) Dipsomania
    16. Inserting new matter in abook
    (a) Articulate (b) Manipulate
    (c) Interpolate () Assimilate
    Directions (17-18): In the following questions, four words
    are given out of which one word iscorrectly spelt. Select the
    correctly speltword.
    17. (a) Appropriate (b) Apropriate
    (c) Aproprieate (d) Appropreiate
    18. (a) Capeble (b) Capable
    (c) Capabal (d) Capeable
    Directions(19-20): Rearrange the parts of the sentence in
    correctorder.
    19. Itrequires
    P: avoluntary effort and
    Q: participation of oneand all
    R: struggle involving the
    (a) PQR&, (b) RQP
    (c) RPQ (d) QPR
    20. The aim of
    P: services that we want
    Q: production is to
    R: produce the goods and
    (a) POR (b) QRP
    (c) PRQ (d) RPQ
    6.
    Iremember them taking me to the zoo0.
    (a) Iremember having being taken to the zoo.
    (b) Iremember to be taken to the zo0.
    (c) Iremember being taken to the zoo.
    (d) Iremember I was taken to the z00.
    1. He could have solved the problem.
    (a) The problem could be solved by him.
    (b) The problem could have solved by him.
    (c) The problem could have been solved by him.
    (d) The problem could solve by him.
    B.8, Do not insult thepoor.
    (a) The poor are not insulted.
    (b) The poor is not insulted.
    (c) Let the poor be not insulted.
    (a) Let the poor not be insulted.
    9.
    Donot disturb me.
    (a) Let me be disturbed not.
    (b) Let me not disturbed.
    () Let me not be disturbed.
    (d) Let I not be disturbed.
    25. ABUSE
    (a) Praise (b) Raise
    (c) Scom (a) Use
    26. DOCILE
    (a) Changeable (b) Strong
    (c) Stubborn (a) Submissive
    27. CONSIDERATE
    (a) Agreeable (b) Like-minded
    (c) Kind (a) Thoughtful
    28. NURTURE
    (a) Encourage (6) Grow
    (c) Maintain (d) See
    29. DEFER
    (a) Defy (b) Differ
    (c) Indifferent () Postpone
    30. CEASE
    (a) Begin (b) Create
    (c) Dull (d) Stop
    31. PIOUS
    (a) Afraid (b) Faithful
    (c) Religious (a) Sympathetic
    32. CANCEL
    (a) Abolish (b) Allow
    (c) Approve (d) Break
    33. ADORN
    (a) Beautify (b) Suspect
    (c) Trust (d) Writer

    34. REPOSE
    (a) Keep (b) Place
    (c) Replace (d) Rest

    35. COMMOTION
    (a) Cheer (b) Disturbance
    (c) Imbalance (d) Movement
    1. Going abroad for a holiday was out of the question.
    (a) Undesirable (6) Impossible
    (c) Unpleasant (d) Irresistible
    2. Some people do not grease anybody's palm on any accour
    (a) Bribe (6) Flatter
    (c) Cheat (d) Fight
    3. Out of date
    (a) Not have time; very busy
    (b) Not stick to the schedule
    (c) Fail to find a partner
    (d) Old-fashioned
    4. Please hold your tongue in this matter, otherwise you w
    repent.
    (a) Be silent (b) Give advice
    (c) Defend (d) Argue
    5. The man changed colours when I questioned him on te
    allocation of funds.
    (a) Got numbed (b) Turned happy
    (c) Got motivated (d) Turned pale

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