English Questions and Answers

option c is spelt incorrectly here

the correct spelling is secretariat; the meaning of which is

the department of a large international or political organization, especially the office of a Secretary General, that manages the way the organization is run

other three options are spelt correctlyl.

option A is the correct word for given set of words here,

other options

mammal- animal that gives birth to babies and not eggs

biped- one having two legs

reptile- an animal that has cold blood and a skin covered in scales, and whose young come out of eggs, for example crocodiles and snakes

option D is the right answer here,

leave the party should be,  replaced with left the party.

given sentence is in past tense; so past form  of the verb leave should be used here.

idiom cat's paw means;

a person who is used by another to carry out an unpleasant or dangerous task.

"he was merely a cat's paw of older and cleverer men

so  option B is right

option a is the right answer according to the rules;

Active and Passive Voice Rules for Past Simple Tense

Here in the below table, you can check Active and Passive Voice Rules for past simple tense.

option B is the right answer here, which is QSRP

statement 1 has the noun Ram in it so the next sentence should be started with a pronoun, that is statement Q

now S and R are connected to each other via cause effect rule, 

statement S states the cause and R the effect 

finally P is the last one and the correct sequence is 

QSRP

Audacity means boldness; or the tendency to take or face the risks boldly; which is same as option A daring

so option A is the right answer here,

other options 

meekness-docile; over compliant

caution- attention; proper care

kindness- the quality of being kind

option  A has the error in it 

bring should be replaced with brought

the above sentence is in past tense. so the past form of the verb bring should be used here

retaliate means-to react to something unpleasant that somebody does to you by doing something unpleasant in return

option C react is the right synonym

other options

rotate-to turn in circles

clap- make noise with both of your hands

facilitate-to make something possible and easier to be done

option C is the right answer here

to go out should be replaced with going out

fancy means to want to do or have something ; and it takes gerund after it and not infinitive,

so fancy going out is the correct usage which means i don't like going out ; or want to go out

industrious means hard working and diligent;

and the correct antonym for the above word is indolent; which means lazy and not wanting to work ; inactive

other three options are synonym of the word industrious

option A is the right answer here

meaning  of in the limelight

Also, in the spotlight. At the center of public attention or notoriety. For example, John loves being in the limelight, or The reporters made sure the attractive new actress would be in the spotlight

astound means to surprise somebody very much; or confuse

and the correct antonym for the given word is option D clarify.

other three options are more or less just synonym of astound

the word sagacious means having or showing good judgement and understanding ; option D judiciuos means the same and hence the correct synonym of this.

other options

delicious- having very sweet smell or taste

precious- something important or expensive

malicious- intend to cause harm; harmful

option B has the error in it

at point should be replaced with to point

concede to a point is a fixed phrase 

so What does it mean to concede a pointt?

to admit as true or valid; acknowledge. to concede a point in argument. to admit as certain or proper. to concede victory to an opponent

Narration change of imperative sentence

We change the “Reporting Verb” of direct speech into indirect speech according to the tense at the time of narration change. I have mentioned the reporting verb below.

Imperative    Sentence

When we change the reported speech of imperative sentences, we use “Order/ request/ advise/ command” instead of “Say/ Say to”. Then we use “To” for affirmative sentences and “Not to” for negative sentences instead of comma marks.

the sentence is absolutely correct and hence has no error in it.

option A is the right answer.

option A is right according to the rule;

option A is spelt incorrectly and hence the right answer

the correct spelling is ginger; which means a root that tastes hot and is used in cooking

other three options are spelt correctly