English Questions and Answers

error lies in the option C 

there was a good idea should be replaced with it was a good idea.

there denotes place and can not be used for an idea as pronoun, the correct pronoun is it.

so option C is correct.

the correct answer is option A Aquarium

other options:

aviary- a place for birds

reservoir- a large artificial or natural lake used for water supply.

museum- a building where objects of historical, scientific, artistic etc. Intrests are stored and exhibited 

Centre is the point that js equally distant from the circumference, periphery is the outer circumference of the circle. 

so antonym of centre is periphery option B

other words:

definite- clearly stated or decided

mainstream- the ideas that are regarded as conventional and normal.

an image of god used for worship is option B idol.

other options 

temple- a place for worship

icon- symbol/ figure

model- a representation of a person or thing or a proposed structure on a smaller level.

eventually or ultimately means the same that is in the end, especially after a series of delay, dispute or problems. 

so correct synonym of eventually is option C ultimately.

other options

originally-  form in the beginning

primarily- for the most part, mainly

initially- in the beginning.

option A is the right answer here,

to partake should be replaced with to partake of

partake of is a fixed phrase which means to join in.

option A is the correct answer.

according to the rule, 

active- subject+ v1+ object

passive- object + is/am/are+ v3+ by+ object.

so the correct passive form of the sentence is  whale sharks are caught commercially in some places around the world.

note: when we have general subjects in the sentence we may ignore writing by + subject part in passive form.

correct sequence of the given sentences is option A DCBA

D is introductory sentence has noun in it and should come first.

C which has pronoun 'it' in it should be come at second place after noun sentence,

now B has also in it which is used to add more in what is previously said,

and A has term finally in it that makes it come at the last position 

so option A is right.

the word ransack means go through a place stealing things and causing damage, 

so the correct antonym for this word is option C protect.

other words:

Raid- a surprise attack

seize- take hold suddenly and forcibly

plifer- action of stealing things kf little value.

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given sentence is correct and thus needs no improvement,

hence option D no improvement is the right answer.

idiom nip in the bud means to destroy something at an early stage.

eg: the idea has been nipped in the bud.

so option A is the right answer.

option B had the erroneous part in it.

which are one of should be replaced with which is one of.

as pizza is a singular noun and for that we need a singular auxiliary verb here, that is 'is'.

hence option B is right.

according to the rules,

said to will be changed into asked( Interrogative)

commas should be changed into if/whether

affirmative sentence should be used in place of interrogative

tomorrow will be chaned into the next day

​will changes into would.

so the correct answer is, she asked her if she would ready her suit the next day.

according to the rules to make passive of present continuous tense,

active- subject+ is/am/are+v1+ ing+objcet.

passive- object+ is/am/are+ being+ v3 + by + object.

so the correct active form of the given sentence should be option C that is, Praveen is watching a cartoon film.

Trendy means very fashionable and upto date that is popular,

so the correct synonym of the word is option B popular.

other words:

Foreign- of a country that is other than our own.

familiar- well known

common- occurring or done very often

Idiom in a tight corner means in a bad or difficult position.

so option D is the correct answer.

the incorrectly spelt word out of four is wellfare option D, 

the correct spelling should be welfare,

other three options are spelt correctly.

ao option D is the right answer.

error lies in the option A part.

a most luminous should be replaced with the most luminous.

with superlative degree we use article 'the' and not a/an 

so option A is the right answer.

option B is the right pick here,

knock at the door should be replaced with knocked at the door.

the given sentence is in past indefinite so we should past form of the verb knock that is knocked.

option D improved is the right option out of four, which means having become or been better.

other options.

progressed- move forward kr onward.

enriched- having added nutrients (of food) 

advanced-  modern or recently developed.