English » Direct Indirect Speech
Change the narration of the given sentence.
He said to me, “May god bless your."
He said to me that god may bless me.
He said that I may be blessed by god.
He prayed that god might bless me
He said that may I be blessed by god.
English » Active/Passive Voice
Change the voice of the given sentence.
Who broke the glass ?
By whom was the glass broken?
By whom is the glass broken?
By whom has the glass been broken?
By whom had the glass broken?
English » Synonyms
Select the synonym of the given word :
Spasmodic
Fleeting
Capricious
Desultory
Irregular
English » Antonyms
Select the antonym of the given word :
Literal
figurative
subjective
objective
negative
English » Spellings
Find the correctly spelt word.
Qestalt
Imbrolios
Ampasse
Recondite
English » Spellings
Find the correctly spelt word.
Hindrance
Corespondence
Insurence
Assurence
English » Idioms and Phrases
Directions (7-8) : Select the meaning of the given idioms/ phrases.
to move heven and earth :
to cause an earthquake
to try everything possible
to pray to all Gods
to travel in a rocket
English » Idioms and Phrases
Directions (7-8) : Select the meaning of the given idioms/ phrases.
to smell a rat :
to smell foul
to sea a rat
to chase a rat
to be suspicious
English » One Word Substitution
Directions (9-10) : Select the one word for the given sentences.
Loss of memory :
Ambrosia
Amnesia
Insomnia
Forgetting
English » One Word Substitution
Directions (9-10) : Select the one word for the given sentences.
To struggle helplessly :
Flounder
Founder
Fumble
Finger
English » Reading Comprehension
Directions (11-13) : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it.
A poor Arab, travelling in the desert, was thirsty and tired, when he saw a spring. With a grateful heart he drank the water which he felt was extraordinarily sweet. He filled his leather bottle with the pure water, and continued on his way. After many days he arrived at Baghdad. Securing an audience with the potentate, he gravely presented him with the leather bottle of water. It was the only gift he had. The Caliph received the gift with great pleasure. Pouring some of the water into the goblet, he drank it, and then, thanking the poor Arab, rewarded him generously for his gift. All the courtiers pressed forward, eager to taste the wonderful water. But the Caliphdenied them the privilege, even to his favourites. When the Arab had departed with a happy heart, the Caliph explained why he had acted so strangely. The water in the leather bottle, because of its long storage, had become impure and foul tasting. He knew that if the others had tasted the water, they would have shown their disgust, and the poor man's feelings would have been wounded.
Question-11 : The Arab gave the Caliph ______________ water to drink without knowing.
the pure
the foul tasting
the wonderful
the sweet tasting
English » Reading Comprehension
Directions (11-13) : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it.
A poor Arab, travelling in the desert, was thirsty and tired, when he saw a spring. With a grateful heart he drank the water which he felt was extraordinarily sweet. He filled his leather bottle with the pure water, and continued on his way. After many days he arrived at Baghdad. Securing an audience with the potentate, he gravely presented him with the leather bottle of water. It was the only gift he had. The Caliph received the gift with great pleasure. Pouring some of the water into the goblet, he drank it, and then, thanking the poor Arab, rewarded him generously for his gift. All the courtiers pressed forward, eager to taste the wonderful water. But the Caliphdenied them the privilege, even to his favourites. When the Arab had departed with a happy heart, the Caliph explained why he had acted so strangely. The water in the leather bottle, because of its long storage, had become impure and foul tasting. He knew that if the others had tasted the water, they would have shown their disgust, and the poor man's feelings would have been wounded.
Question-12 : The Caliph __________ the wonderful water which was presented by the poor Arab.
shared
was eager to share
finally shared
did not share
English » Reading Comprehension
Directions (11-13) : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it.
A poor Arab, travelling in the desert, was thirsty and tired, when he saw a spring. With a grateful heart he drank the water which he felt was extraordinarily sweet. He filled his leather bottle with the pure water, and continued on his way. After many days he arrived at Baghdad. Securing an audience with the potentate, he gravely presented him with the leather bottle of water. It was the only gift he had. The Caliph received the gift with great pleasure. Pouring some of the water into the goblet, he drank it, and then, thanking the poor Arab, rewarded him generously for his gift. All the courtiers pressed forward, eager to taste the wonderful water. But the Caliphdenied them the privilege, even to his favourites. When the Arab had departed with a happy heart, the Caliph explained why he had acted so strangely. The water in the leather bottle, because of its long storage, had become impure and foul tasting. He knew that if the others had tasted the water, they would have shown their disgust, and the poor man's feelings would have been wounded.
Question-13 : The Caliph knew that others would shown their _________ once they've tasted the water.
disgust
appreciation
feelings
wounds
English » Fill in the blanks
Directions (14-15) : Fill in the blanks with suitable options.
If I had helped him, he ____________ .
will not be drowned
would not be drowned
will not have drowned
would not have drowned
English » Fill in the blanks
Directions (14-15) : Fill in the blanks with suitable options.
When will you hand _____________ your assignment ?
in
back
down
into
English » Spotting Errors
Directions (16-17) : Find error in the given sentences.
A great many student (A)/ have been declared (B)/ successful. (C)/ No error (D)
A
B
C
D
English » Spotting Errors
Directions (16-17) : Find error in the given sentences.
The visitors complained at (A)/ the poor accomodation (B)/ they were given (C)/ No Error (D)
A
B
C
D
English » Fill in the blanks
Directions (18-20) : Fill in the blanks with suitable options.
They still think that women are inferior _________ men.
to
than
from
by
English » Fill in the blanks
Directions (18-20) : Fill in the blanks with suitable options.
The teacher was angry __________ me.
to
upon
at
against
English » Fill in the blanks
Directions (18-20) : Fill in the blanks with suitable options.
If you __________ ice in warm water, it soon melts.
will place
place
would place
placed