English Questions and Answers

Directions : Spot the error which may be in one part of the sentence (A) Or (B) Or (C). If there is no error, the answer is (D) i.e. No Error.

There is (A)/cups on the table (B)/to be purchased. (C)/No error (D)

Choose one word for the following expression

One who studies insect life

‘By word of mouth' means

Past participle of 'Lie' is

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Question: His reputation has been _____________ by his foolish act.

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Question: He knows French and German _____________ Russian.

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Question: The work was ______________ by the trains.

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Question: Meditation is ______________ way to calm your nerves.

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Question: The Prime Minister of England called _____________ the President of America.

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Question: We all laughed _____________ the affair.

Directions (1-5): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it in the context of the passage.

The Republic's annual honours list is often the subject of heated debate, with champions and detractors joining battle over the relative merits of the recipients of national awards. But no one would quarrel with the State, this year, for having honoured Rasipuram Krishanaswamy Laxman with a Padma Vibhushan. For Laxman, the creator of the silent but observant Common Man who has kept at least three generations of readers of The Times of India company at breakfast, is no friend of power and wealth, no respecter of the narcissism that can afflict the directors of the nation's destinies

Question: Who was 'Common Man' as used in the passage?

Directions (1-5): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it in the context of the passage.

The Republic's annual honours list is often the subject of heated debate, with champions and detractors joining battle over the relative merits of the recipients of national awards. But no one would quarrel with the State, this year, for having honoured Rasipuram Krishanaswamy Laxman with a Padma Vibhushan. For Laxman, the creator of the silent but observant Common Man who has kept at least three generations of readers of The Times of India company at breakfast, is no friend of power and wealth, no respecter of the narcissism that can afflict the directors of the nation's destinies

Question:What is a subject of heated debate?

Directions (1-5): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it in the context of the passage.

The Republic's annual honours list is often the subject of heated debate, with champions and detractors joining battle over the relative merits of the recipients of national awards. But no one would quarrel with the State, this year, for having honoured Rasipuram Krishanaswamy Laxman with a Padma Vibhushan. For Laxman, the creator of the silent but observant Common Man who has kept at least three generations of readers of The Times of India company at breakfast, is no friend of power and wealth, no respecter of the narcissism that can afflict the directors of the nation's destinies

Question: According to the author, the honour of R.K. Laxman is

Directions (1-5): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it in the context of the passage.

The Republic's annual honours list is often the subject of heated debate, with champions and detractors joining battle over the relative merits of the recipients of national awards. But no one would quarrel with the State, this year, for having honoured Rasipuram Krishanaswamy Laxman with a Padma Vibhushan. For Laxman, the creator of the silent but observant Common Man who has kept at least three generations of readers of The Times of India company at breakfast, is no friend of power and wealth, no respecter of the narcissism that can afflict the directors of the nation's destinies

Question: The cartoons of R.K. Laxman had the power

Directions (1-5): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it in the context of the passage.

The Republic's annual honours list is often the subject of heated debate, with champions and detractors joining battle over the relative merits of the recipients of national awards. But no one would quarrel with the State, this year, for having honoured Rasipuram Krishanaswamy Laxman with a Padma Vibhushan. For Laxman, the creator of the silent but observant Common Man who has kept at least three generations of readers of The Times of India company at breakfast, is no friend of power and wealth, no respecter of the narcissism that can afflict the directors of the nation's destinies

Question: What do you mean by the word Narcissism as used in the passage?

Spot the mis-spelt word

Synonym of 'Deceit' is

Antonym of 'Forerunner' is

Change the Narration

He said, “Don't be foolish."

Spot the error which may be in one part of the sentence (A) Or (B) Or (C). If there is no error, the answer is (D) i.e. No Error.

The water (A) / of this river (B) / is too pure. (C)/ No Error (D)