100525 + Interview Questions in GENERAL QA IN GENERAL AWARENESS Page 412 InterviewSolution

20551.	Champaigne is ______ French drink. A) a B) the C) an D) on
Answer» Correct option is A) a

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20552.	Oxford is ______ English university. A) an B) the C) a D) is
Answer» Correct option is A) an

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20553.	It cost me ______ than I thought it would. A) fewer B) much C) more D) a lot
Answer» Correct option is C) more

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20554.	That isn’t as busy ______ this one. A) as a corner B) corner as a C) a corner as D) as a corner as
Answer» Correct option is C) a corner as

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20555.	Oxford is ______ English university. A) a B) an C) the D) on
Answer» Correct option is B) an

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20556.	A Mercedes is ______ German car. A) a B) an C) the D) on
Answer» Correct option is A) a

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20557.	Rome isn’t ______ as Milan is. A) as near to us B) as near us C) near us to D) to us near
Answer» Correct option is A) as near to us

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20558.	English is ______ international language. A) a B) an C) the D) there
Answer» Correct option is B) an

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20559.	Milan is ______ Italian city. A) a B) an C) the D) on
Answer» Correct option is B) an

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20560.	“Is she American?” “No, _____ .” A) hers isn’t B) she isn’t C) she is not D) she her isn’t
Answer» Correct option is B) she isn’t

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20561.	A JVC is ______ Japanese camera. A) a B) an C) the D) on
Answer» Correct option is A) a

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20562.	Vande Mataram’s first public performance was at 12th Congress convention. Who was the vocalist and music composer for the song on that occasion?
Answer» Rabindranath Tagore

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20563.	I have two ______ . A) sister B) sisters C) a sister D) sister’s
Answer» Correct option is B) sisters

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20564.	The initial surname of Jawaharlal Nehru's family was was Kaul. How did it become Nehru ?
Answer» Raj Kaul from the Kashmiri pandit family relocated to Allahabad. He got a jagir near Allahabad by a canal (Nahar). The name Nehru comes from Nahar.

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20565.	It’s ______ Spanish orange. A) a B) an C) the D) on
Answer» Correct option is A) a

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20566.	It’s ______ green apple. A) a B) an C) the D) on
Answer» Correct option is A) a

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20567.	Is your surname Anderson? A) Yes, you are. B) Yes, it is. C) Yes, I am. D) Yes, my is.
Answer» B) Yes, it is.

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20568.	“_____ her name Eliza?” “No, _____ .” A) What / it isn’t B) Is / she isn’t C) Is / it is not D) Is / it isn’t
Answer» D) Is / it isn’t

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20569.	“Are _____ your parents?” “Yes, _____ .” A) they-their are B) their-they are C) they-they are D) they-they
Answer» C) they-they are

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20570.	She is setting the table. They are ______ lunch. A) have B) will have C) go to have D) going to have
Answer» Correct option is D) going to have

Discussion

20571.	Read the following passage.The world hailed the discovery as the ‘Raman Effect’. For scientific research in this country, it was a red-letter day. His discovery caught the attention of the world. With equipment worth hardly Rs. 200/- and limited facilities, Raman was able to make a discovery which won him the Nobel Prize in physics in 1930. Now answer the following questions : 1) How was C.V. Raman’s discovery hailed as? 2) What was a red-letter day? 3) What do you mean by the phrase “red-letter day “? 4) What was the day ‘a red-letter day’ for? 5) What was so special about Raman’s discovery? 6) What did his discovery fetch him? 7) When did C.V. Raman win the Nobel Prize?8) In which subject did C.V. Raman win Nobel Prize? 9) “For his scientific research in his country” – Which country did he belong to? 10) What do you mean by ‘Raman Effect’?
Answer» 1) C.V. Raman’s discovery was hailed as ‘Raman Effect’. 2) March, 16, 1928 was a red-letter day. 3) The phrase ‘a red-letter day’ means an important day. 4) The day was the red-letter day for scientific research in his country. 5) Raman was able to make a discovery with equipment worth hardly Rs. 200 and limited facilities. 6) His discovery fetched him the Nobel Prize. 7) C.V. Raman won the Nobel Prize in 1930. 8) C.V. Raman won the Nobel Prize in Physics. 9) C.V. Raman belonged to India. 10) Raman Effect means that the light change its nature when passed through a transparent medium.

20571.

Read the following passage.The world hailed the discovery as the ‘Raman Effect’. For scientific research in this country, it was a red-letter day. His discovery caught the attention of the world. With equipment worth hardly Rs. 200/- and limited facilities, Raman was able to make a discovery which won him the Nobel Prize in physics in 1930. Now answer the following questions : 1) How was C.V. Raman’s discovery hailed as? 2) What was a red-letter day? 3) What do you mean by the phrase “red-letter day “? 4) What was the day ‘a red-letter day’ for? 5) What was so special about Raman’s discovery? 6) What did his discovery fetch him? 7) When did C.V. Raman win the Nobel Prize?8) In which subject did C.V. Raman win Nobel Prize? 9) “For his scientific research in his country” – Which country did he belong to? 10) What do you mean by ‘Raman Effect’?

Answer»

1) C.V. Raman’s discovery was hailed as ‘Raman Effect’.

2) March, 16, 1928 was a red-letter day.

3) The phrase ‘a red-letter day’ means an important day.

4) The day was the red-letter day for scientific research in his country.

5) Raman was able to make a discovery with equipment worth hardly Rs. 200 and limited facilities.

6) His discovery fetched him the Nobel Prize.

7) C.V. Raman won the Nobel Prize in 1930.

8) C.V. Raman won the Nobel Prize in Physics.

9) C.V. Raman belonged to India.

10) Raman Effect means that the light change its nature when passed through a transparent medium.

Discussion

20572.	Fill in the blanks with a, an or the1. I see your house is built of ....... wood. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none2. I want .......... assistant with ......... knowledge of French. 1) a, an 2) an, the 3) a, the 4) an, none 3. It is time you had ....... holiday. You haven’t had ........ day off for ...... month. 1) a, a, a 2) an, an, an 3) the, a, an 4) the, the, the 4. He broke ........ leg in skying accident. 1) a, the 2) an, the 3) the, a 4) none 5. I am having ...... few friends. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none6. Many ....... fool thinks he is wise. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 7. My brother is .......... engineer. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 8. He came by ......... train which was derailed. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 9. ......... gold chain is mine. 1) A 2) An 3) The 4) None 10. Like many women she loves......... tea parties and .....1) a, an 2) an, the 3) the, a 4) none, none
Answer» 1) 4 2) 2 3) 1 4) 1 5) 1 6) 1 7) 2 8) 3 9) 3 10) 4

20572.

Fill in the blanks with a, an or the1. I see your house is built of ....... wood. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none2. I want .......... assistant with ......... knowledge of French. 1) a, an 2) an, the 3) a, the 4) an, none 3. It is time you had ....... holiday. You haven’t had ........ day off for ...... month. 1) a, a, a 2) an, an, an 3) the, a, an 4) the, the, the 4. He broke ........ leg in skying accident. 1) a, the 2) an, the 3) the, a 4) none 5. I am having ...... few friends. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none6. Many ....... fool thinks he is wise. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 7. My brother is .......... engineer. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 8. He came by ......... train which was derailed. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 9. ......... gold chain is mine. 1) A 2) An 3) The 4) None 10. Like many women she loves......... tea parties and .....1) a, an 2) an, the 3) the, a 4) none, none

Answer»

1) 4

2) 2

3) 1

4) 1

5) 1

6) 1

7) 2

8) 3

9) 3

10) 4

Discussion

20573.	Read the following passage. Could light also change its nature when passed through a transparent medium? That was the question that Raman asked himself. For five years he had been doing research in optics, the science of light. No sophisticated equipment was available in his laboratory, but Raman was confident that he could find the answer with some modifications in his equipment. Four months later, on March 16,1928, Raman announced his discovery of ‘new radiation’ (describing the behaviour of a beam of light passing through a liquid chemical) to an assembly of scientists at Bangalore (now called Bengaluru). Now answer the following questions : 1) What was the question Raman asked himself?2) How long had he been doing research on light? 3) What do you mean by optics? 4) What was the setback faced by C.V. Raman in his research? 5) How was C.V. Raman able to find solution to his problem? 6) When did Raman announce his discovery? 7) What was the discovery made by C.V. Raman? 8) How is Bangalore now called? 9) Where did Raman announce his discovery? 10) To whom did C.V. Raman reveal his discovery to?
Answer» 1) Raman asked himself whether light could also change its nature when passed through a transparent medium. 2) He had been doing research on light for five years. 3) Optics means the science of light. 4) No sophisticated equipment was available in his laboratory. 5) Ramart was able to find the answer with some modifications in his equipment. 6) Raman announced his discovery on 16th March, 19281 7) Raman discovered ‘new radiation’ describing the behaviour of a beam of light passing through a liquid chemical. 8) Bangalore is now called ‘Bengaluru’. 9) Raman announced his discovery in Bengaluru. 10) C.V. Raman described his discovery to an assembly of scientists.

20573.

Read the following passage. Could light also change its nature when passed through a transparent medium? That was the question that Raman asked himself. For five years he had been doing research in optics, the science of light. No sophisticated equipment was available in his laboratory, but Raman was confident that he could find the answer with some modifications in his equipment. Four months later, on March 16,1928, Raman announced his discovery of ‘new radiation’ (describing the behaviour of a beam of light passing through a liquid chemical) to an assembly of scientists at Bangalore (now called Bengaluru). Now answer the following questions : 1) What was the question Raman asked himself?2) How long had he been doing research on light? 3) What do you mean by optics? 4) What was the setback faced by C.V. Raman in his research? 5) How was C.V. Raman able to find solution to his problem? 6) When did Raman announce his discovery? 7) What was the discovery made by C.V. Raman? 8) How is Bangalore now called? 9) Where did Raman announce his discovery? 10) To whom did C.V. Raman reveal his discovery to?

Answer»

1) Raman asked himself whether light could also change its nature when passed through a transparent medium.

2) He had been doing research on light for five years.

3) Optics means the science of light.

4) No sophisticated equipment was available in his laboratory.

5) Ramart was able to find the answer with some modifications in his equipment.

6) Raman announced his discovery on 16th March, 19281

7) Raman discovered ‘new radiation’ describing the behaviour of a beam of light passing through a liquid chemical.

8) Bangalore is now called ‘Bengaluru’.

9) Raman announced his discovery in Bengaluru.

10) C.V. Raman described his discovery to an assembly of scientists.

Discussion

20574.	I ______ phone you after lunch. A) am B) was C) going to D) will
Answer» Correct option is D) will

Discussion

20575.	The company _____ he works for is based in Germany. A) which B) whose C) who D) where
Answer» Correct option is A) which

Discussion

20576.	Fill in the blanks with a, an or the1. Few people know that there is ........ secret. 1) A, an 2) An, the 3) A, a 4) The, the2. ......... Mr. John called while you were out. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none3. I have ........ headache and ....... sore throat. 1) a, a 2) an, a 3) the, a 4) none, a4. I hope you have ......... lovely time. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 5. I only have ......... half .......... hour barley. 1) a, an 2) an, none 3) a, none 4) none, an6. There was ........ knock on ........ door. 1) a, a 2) an, the 3) a, the 4) the, a 7. He was.......employee of ........ gas company. 1) a, an 2) an, the 3) the, an 4) none 8. I had ......... suspicion that he wasn’t speaking. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 9. There was .......... leak in ......... gas pipe. 1) a, the 2) an, the 3) the, a 4) none10. I said in .......... surprise. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none11. Then you are not ........ worker, you are ........ capitalist. 1) a, a 2) an, a 3) the, a 4) a, the12. Let us ask him for......... advice. 1) a 2) an3) the 4) none 13. ........ travel agent would give you ......... Information.1) A, none 2) An, none 3) The, none 4) None, a 14. I can write ........ cheque for fifty five .......... and ......... half pence. 1) a, none, a 2) an, none, an 3) a, none, the 4) none, a, a 15. Her eldest bro is at ....... college. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none16. I can’t remember ..... date of ......... storm. 1) a, a 2) an, an 3) the, the 4) a, the 17. ........ apples are sold by ....... pound. 1) A, none 2) An, a 3) A, an 4) None, a 18. It is quite ........ nice house. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 19. We are going to tea with ....... Smiths today. 1) a, none 2) none, the 3) the, none 4) an, none20. He got ....... job in ......... south. 1) a, the 2) an, the 3) the, a 4)none
Answer» 1) 3 2) 1 3) 1 4) 1 5) 1 6) 3 7) 2 8) 1 9) 1 10) 1 11) 1 12) 4 13) 3 14) 1 15) 1 16) 3 17) 4 18) 1 19) 2 20) 1

20576.

Fill in the blanks with a, an or the1. Few people know that there is ........ secret. 1) A, an 2) An, the 3) A, a 4) The, the2. ......... Mr. John called while you were out. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none3. I have ........ headache and ....... sore throat. 1) a, a 2) an, a 3) the, a 4) none, a4. I hope you have ......... lovely time. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 5. I only have ......... half .......... hour barley. 1) a, an 2) an, none 3) a, none 4) none, an6. There was ........ knock on ........ door. 1) a, a 2) an, the 3) a, the 4) the, a 7. He was.......employee of ........ gas company. 1) a, an 2) an, the 3) the, an 4) none 8. I had ......... suspicion that he wasn’t speaking. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 9. There was .......... leak in ......... gas pipe. 1) a, the 2) an, the 3) the, a 4) none10. I said in .......... surprise. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none11. Then you are not ........ worker, you are ........ capitalist. 1) a, a 2) an, a 3) the, a 4) a, the12. Let us ask him for......... advice. 1) a 2) an3) the 4) none 13. ........ travel agent would give you ......... Information.1) A, none 2) An, none 3) The, none 4) None, a 14. I can write ........ cheque for fifty five .......... and ......... half pence. 1) a, none, a 2) an, none, an 3) a, none, the 4) none, a, a 15. Her eldest bro is at ....... college. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none16. I can’t remember ..... date of ......... storm. 1) a, a 2) an, an 3) the, the 4) a, the 17. ........ apples are sold by ....... pound. 1) A, none 2) An, a 3) A, an 4) None, a 18. It is quite ........ nice house. 1) a 2) an 3) the 4) none 19. We are going to tea with ....... Smiths today. 1) a, none 2) none, the 3) the, none 4) an, none20. He got ....... job in ......... south. 1) a, the 2) an, the 3) the, a 4)none

Answer»

1) 3

2) 1

3) 1

4) 1

5) 1

6) 3

7) 2

8) 1

9) 1

10) 1

11) 1

12) 4

13) 3

14) 1

15) 1

16) 3

17) 4

18) 1

19) 2

20) 1

Discussion

20577.	Read the following passage carefully. Raman was equally delighted. “Excellent news,” he said, smiling at the visitor and then he was lost in thought. “But…. look here, Krishnan,” he said turning to the young man, “if this. Compton Effect is true of X-rays, it must be true of light too.” A few years earlier, A.H.Compton had shown that the nature of X-rays changes when passed through matter. The change was dependent on the kind of matter. This effect was called the ‘Compton Effect.’ Now answer the following questions: 1) Why was Raman equally delighted? 2) What was the ‘Excellent news’? 3) “He was lost in thoughts” – What was he thinking? 4) What was the assumption made by C.V. Raman? 5) What do you mean by ‘Compton Effect’? 6) What did A.H. Compton show? 7) Does the nature of X-rays change in the same way when pass through all kinds matter?8) “It must be true of light too” – What does ‘it’ refer to? 9) If A.H. Compton had not discovered the Compton Effect, do you think Raman would have discovered the ‘Raman Effect’? 10) What does the change of nature of X-rays depend on?
Answer» 1) “If the Compton Effect of X-rays is true. It must be true of light too.” It made C.V. Raman equally delighted. 2) The news that “Professor Compton has won the Nobel Prize” was excellent. 3) He was thinking that, if the Compton Effect of X-rays is true, it must be true of light too. 4) If Compton Effect is true of X-rays, it must be true of light too. ’ 5) The nature of X-rays changes when passed through matter. The matter was dependent on the kind of matter. The effect was known as ‘The Compton Effect”. 6) A.H. Compton showed that the nature of X- rays changes when passed through matter. 7) No. The nature of X-rays changes dependent on the kind of matter. 8) The assumption that the nature of light changes when it passes through matter. 9) From the passage we can understand that C.V. Raman had already formulated his theory and he was about to announce his ‘Raman Effect’. But the Compton Effect give him confidence. Hence I can say if Compton Effect had not been discovered C.V. Raman would have discovered his ‘Raman Effect’. 10) The nature of X-rays change when it passes through matter depending on the kind of matter.

20577.

Read the following passage carefully. Raman was equally delighted. “Excellent news,” he said, smiling at the visitor and then he was lost in thought. “But…. look here, Krishnan,” he said turning to the young man, “if this. Compton Effect is true of X-rays, it must be true of light too.” A few years earlier, A.H.Compton had shown that the nature of X-rays changes when passed through matter. The change was dependent on the kind of matter. This effect was called the ‘Compton Effect.’ Now answer the following questions: 1) Why was Raman equally delighted? 2) What was the ‘Excellent news’? 3) “He was lost in thoughts” – What was he thinking? 4) What was the assumption made by C.V. Raman? 5) What do you mean by ‘Compton Effect’? 6) What did A.H. Compton show? 7) Does the nature of X-rays change in the same way when pass through all kinds matter?8) “It must be true of light too” – What does ‘it’ refer to? 9) If A.H. Compton had not discovered the Compton Effect, do you think Raman would have discovered the ‘Raman Effect’? 10) What does the change of nature of X-rays depend on?

Answer»

1) “If the Compton Effect of X-rays is true. It must be true of light too.” It made C.V. Raman equally delighted.

2) The news that “Professor Compton has won the Nobel Prize” was excellent.

3) He was thinking that, if the Compton Effect of X-rays is true, it must be true of light too.

4) If Compton Effect is true of X-rays, it must be true of light too. ’

5) The nature of X-rays changes when passed through matter. The matter was dependent on the kind of matter. The effect was known as ‘The Compton Effect”.

6) A.H. Compton showed that the nature of X- rays changes when passed through matter.

7) No. The nature of X-rays changes dependent on the kind of matter.

8) The assumption that the nature of light changes when it passes through matter.

9) From the passage we can understand that C.V. Raman had already formulated his theory and he was about to announce his ‘Raman Effect’. But the Compton Effect give him confidence. Hence I can say if Compton Effect had not been discovered C.V. Raman would have discovered his ‘Raman Effect’.

10) The nature of X-rays change when it passes through matter depending on the kind of matter.

Discussion

20578.	The train leaves at 4.18, ______ it? A) isn’t B) does C) doesn’t D) didn’t
Answer» Correct option is C) listening

Discussion

20579.	“Is it hot today?” “No, _____ .” A) it isn’t B) it is not C) it’s not D) it not
Answer» Correct option is A) it isn’t

Discussion

20580.	I don’t like people _____ arrive late. A) which B) whose C) who D) where
Answer» Correct option is C) who

Discussion

20581.	Fill in the blanks with appropriate forms of the verbs given in the brackets.1) The manager ....... (ask) the employee, why he ......... (be) late. 2) When she ......... (cook) she ...... (hear) someone knock on the door. 3) Many ...... (decide) that she ....... (go) to the shop the next day. 4) If it ......... (rain) you ........ (got) wet. 5) Rohan ........ (meet) with an accident when he ........ (walk) back home. 6) While we ....... (walk) in the fields we ....... (see) a snake. 7) When Prabhu ........ (reach) the airport the plane ......... (leave) already. 8) When I ......... (see) her, she ........(play) chess. 9) The train ......... (leave) the station before I ——– (reach) there. 10) If you ........ (go) now, you ....... (catch) the train. 11) We ........ (go) as soon as you ...... (be) ready. 12) Don’t .......... (get) off the train till it ......... (stop). 13) I .......... (find) this letter while I ——– (search) for a book. 14) He ....... (jump) off the train when it ...... (move).15) The thief ........ (escape) before I ........ (open) the door.
Answer» 1) asked; was 2) was cooking; heard 3) decided; would go 4) rains; will get 5) met; was walking 6) were walking; saw 7) reached; had already left 8) saw; was playing 9) had left; reached 10) go; can catch 11) shall go; are 12) get; stops 13) found; was searching 14) jumped; was moving 15) had escaped; opened

20581.

Fill in the blanks with appropriate forms of the verbs given in the brackets.1) The manager ....... (ask) the employee, why he ......... (be) late. 2) When she ......... (cook) she ...... (hear) someone knock on the door. 3) Many ...... (decide) that she ....... (go) to the shop the next day. 4) If it ......... (rain) you ........ (got) wet. 5) Rohan ........ (meet) with an accident when he ........ (walk) back home. 6) While we ....... (walk) in the fields we ....... (see) a snake. 7) When Prabhu ........ (reach) the airport the plane ......... (leave) already. 8) When I ......... (see) her, she ........(play) chess. 9) The train ......... (leave) the station before I ——– (reach) there. 10) If you ........ (go) now, you ....... (catch) the train. 11) We ........ (go) as soon as you ...... (be) ready. 12) Don’t .......... (get) off the train till it ......... (stop). 13) I .......... (find) this letter while I ——– (search) for a book. 14) He ....... (jump) off the train when it ...... (move).15) The thief ........ (escape) before I ........ (open) the door.

Answer»

1) asked; was

2) was cooking; heard

3) decided; would go

4) rains; will get

5) met; was walking

6) were walking; saw

7) reached; had already left

8) saw; was playing

9) had left; reached

10) go; can catch

11) shall go; are

12) get; stops

13) found; was searching

14) jumped; was moving

15) had escaped; opened

Discussion

20582.	Read the following passage carefully. On the busy Bow bazaar Street in Calcutta there was an old building. It was the headquarters of the Indian Association for Cultivation of Science. In December, on a fine evening in 1927, there was much excitement in one of its laboratories. Chandrasekhar Venkata Raman was showing a visitor some of his instruments when a young man, K.S.Krishnan, rushed in and announced, “Professor Compton has won the Nobel Prize.”Now answer the following questions: 1) What was there in the old building? 2) Where was the Indian Association for cultivation of Science located ? 3) When did this incident take place? 4) Why was there such an excitement in the laboratory?5) Who was the famous scientist mentioned in the passage? 6) What was C.V. Raman doing? 7) Who was the young man mentioned in the passage? 8) What did K.S. Krishnan announce? 9) Who won the Nobel Prize? 10) When did professor Compton win Nobel Prize?
Answer» 1) In the old building there was the head quarters of the Indian Association for Cultivation of Science. 2) The head quarters of the Indian Association for Cultivation of Science was located in Bow bazaar street in Calcutta. 3) This incident took place in December of 1927. 4) C.V. Raman was showing a visitor some of his instruments. 5) C.V. Raman was the famous scientist mentioned in the passage. 6) C.V. Raman was showing a visitor some of his instruments. 7) The young man mentioned in this passage was K.S. Krishnan. 8) K.S. Krishnan announced that Professor Compton had won the Nobel Prize. 9) Professor Compton won the Nobel Prize. 10) Professor Compton won the Nobel Prize in 1927

20582.

Read the following passage carefully. On the busy Bow bazaar Street in Calcutta there was an old building. It was the headquarters of the Indian Association for Cultivation of Science. In December, on a fine evening in 1927, there was much excitement in one of its laboratories. Chandrasekhar Venkata Raman was showing a visitor some of his instruments when a young man, K.S.Krishnan, rushed in and announced, “Professor Compton has won the Nobel Prize.”Now answer the following questions: 1) What was there in the old building? 2) Where was the Indian Association for cultivation of Science located ? 3) When did this incident take place? 4) Why was there such an excitement in the laboratory?5) Who was the famous scientist mentioned in the passage? 6) What was C.V. Raman doing? 7) Who was the young man mentioned in the passage? 8) What did K.S. Krishnan announce? 9) Who won the Nobel Prize? 10) When did professor Compton win Nobel Prize?

Answer»

1) In the old building there was the head quarters of the Indian Association for Cultivation of Science.

2) The head quarters of the Indian Association for Cultivation of Science was located in Bow bazaar street in Calcutta.

3) This incident took place in December of 1927.

4) C.V. Raman was showing a visitor some of his instruments.

5) C.V. Raman was the famous scientist mentioned in the passage.

6) C.V. Raman was showing a visitor some of his instruments.

7) The young man mentioned in this passage was K.S. Krishnan.

8) K.S. Krishnan announced that Professor Compton had won the Nobel Prize.

9) Professor Compton won the Nobel Prize.

10) Professor Compton won the Nobel Prize in 1927

Discussion

20583.	I hope he gets here _____ the train leaves. There isn’t another train today. A) before B) while C) until D) after
Answer» Correct option is A) before

Discussion

20584.	I finished _____ the television, and then I went to bed. A) watching B) to watch C) watch D) watch to
Answer» Correct option is A) watching

Discussion

20585.	Fill in the blanks usinguntil, till, as long as, as soon as, from – to, since, for, between – and. 1) I have been waiting here ........an hour. 2) It has been raining ....... morning. 3) The school works ........ 9 a.m.......5 p.m. 4) The office works ...... 10 a.m. ........ 5 p.m. 5) We shall go ....... you are ready. 6) Can’t you wait ........ we get home? 7) The shop is open ........ 6 o’ clock. 8) Let’s wait ....... the rain stops. 9) You are not going out ......... you’ve finished this. 10) We shall go ........ the weather is good. 11) I’ll call you ......... we get the information. 12) She has been working in this office ......... 2000.
Answer» 1) for 2) since 3) from; to 4) between – and 5) as soon as 6) till 7) till 8) until 9) until 10) as long as 11) as soon as 12) since

20585.

Fill in the blanks usinguntil, till, as long as, as soon as, from – to, since, for, between – and. 1) I have been waiting here ........an hour. 2) It has been raining ....... morning. 3) The school works ........ 9 a.m.......5 p.m. 4) The office works ...... 10 a.m. ........ 5 p.m. 5) We shall go ....... you are ready. 6) Can’t you wait ........ we get home? 7) The shop is open ........ 6 o’ clock. 8) Let’s wait ....... the rain stops. 9) You are not going out ......... you’ve finished this. 10) We shall go ........ the weather is good. 11) I’ll call you ......... we get the information. 12) She has been working in this office ......... 2000.

Answer»

1) for

2) since

3) from; to

4) between – and

5) as soon as

6) till

7) till

8) until

9) until

10) as long as

11) as soon as

12) since

Discussion

20586.	Archaeological evidence shows that, agriculture first began about 11,000 year ago in Israel and____________ Answers:- Iraq
Answer» Archaeological evidence shows that agriculture first began about 11,000 years ago in Israel and Iraq.

Discussion

20587.	You must wait ______ the light changes to green. A) after B) before C) until D) as soon as
Answer» Correct option is C) until

Discussion

20588.	I stopped _____ my book and went to bed. A) to read B) read C) will read D) reading
Answer» Correct option is D) reading

Discussion

20589.	Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow :A for Allergy1. Like bad news and common cold, allergies can pop up when least expected. I suddenly developed an allergy to crocin (paracetamol) some years ago after having it all my life to treat everything, from headache to fever to toothache.2. A stuffed or drippy nose, frequent sneezing, an itchy throat, rashes, sinus, ear pain, difficulty in breathing, stomach cramps, itchiness, red or watery eyes are some of the common symptoms of an allergic reaction. Pollen, dust, polluted outdoor air, and indoor pollutants, such as dust mites, animal dander, cigarette smoke, and mould are among the common environmental pollutants, while other triggers include medicines, paint, and chemicals in cleaners and cosmetics, such as hair colour and skin creams. Among foods, eight allergens account for almost 90% of food allergies : milk, soy, wheat, egg, peanut, tree nuts, fish and shellfish.3. Most of us wrongly believe that people with allergies are either born with them or develop them in early childhood. An allergy can develop at any time in your life and its prevalence among adults is rising. While most people who develop allergies as adults have experienced some allergic reaction - either to the same or an unrelated trigger before - a few have no history of sensitivity.4. In an acute immune reaction, the allergy trigger may be one, but the symptom is usually caused by a combination of factors. Stress, a sterile environment that prevents the body from developing immunity and lifestyle-induced changes in the body's hormonal balance are thought to be some triggers. This has been borne out by clinical evidence that women are more likely to develop allergies at puberty, after pregnancy, and at menopause, all pointing to hormonal causes.5. Avoiding the allergy trigger and taking anti-allergy medication as soon as you can, after exposure to an allergen is the best possible protection. Since pollen levels generally peak in the morning, people with airway sensitivity and asthma should postpone outdoor exercises to later in the day or stick to exercising indoors, as deeper and more rapid breathing induced by aerobic exercise causes more pollen and dust being inhaled, which can wreck your airways and lungs. Since air pollutants tend to cling to clothes and hair, changing your clothes when you come home or washing your hair before going to bed, lowers exposure.1. What are among the common environmental pollutants?a. Tree nuts, peanuts, milk, cottage cheese and other dairy products are among the common environmental pollutantsb. Wood bark, sand, dew, citric acid and flannel are among the common environmental pollutants.c. Rose water, peanuts, dust, and maggots are among the common environmental pollutants.d. Pollen, dust, polluted outdoor air and indoor pollutants such as dust mites, animal dander, cigarette smoke and mould are among the common environmental pollutants.2. What is an acute immune reaction?a. In an acute immune reaction the allergy trigger may be one but the symptom is usually caused by a combination of factors.b. In an acute immune reaction the allergy trigger is limited to being either a food item or any type of animal fur.c. In an acute immune reaction the allergy trigger always results in fatal consequences.d. In an acute immune reaction the allergy trigger may be caused by a combination of factors but the symptom is usually one.3. How can you prevent/treat yourself from getting allergies?a. People with asthma should opt for morning exercise and as air pollutants tend to cling to clothes and hair, changing clothes on returning home and washing hair before going to bed both lower the exposure to allergies.b. People with airway sensitivity should only do exercise at dawn and as air pollutants tend to cling to hair, not washing hair before going to bed both lower the exposure to allergies.c. People with airway sensitivity and asthma should avoid morning exercise and as air pollutants tend to cling to clothes and hair, changing clothes on returning home and washing hair before going to bed both lower the exposure to allergies.d. People with food allergies should avoid morning exercise and as food particles tend to cling to clothes and hair, changing clothes on returning home and washing hair before going to bed both lower the exposure to allergies.4. Choose the correct option :The synonym of 'evidence of disease or any physical disturbance' as given in paragraph 2 is ____.a. allergyb. reactionc. symptomd. cramp5. Choose the correct option :The synonym of 'free from bacteria or other living microorganisms' as given in paragraph 4 is ____.a. symptomb. sterilec. triggerd. rapid6. Choose the correct option :The antonym of 'prepone' as given in paragraph 5 is ______.a. Federationb. Imaginationc. realised. postpone7. Choose the correct option :The antonym of 'disconnect' as given in paragraph 5 is _______.a. clingb. rapidc. inducedd. trigger8. Complete the following :Among foods, ______account for almost 90% of food allergies : milk, soy, wheat, egg, peanut, tree nuts, fish and shellfish.a. Seven allergensb. eight allergensc. six allergensd. five allergens9. Complete the following :______, a sterile environment that prevents the body from developing immunity and lifestyle-induced changes in the body's hormonal balance are thought to be some triggers.a. Stressb. Painc. Anxietyd. Work
Answer» 1. d. Pollen, dust, polluted outdoor air and indoor pollutants such as dust mites, animal dander, cigarette smoke and mould are among the common environmental pollutants. 2. a. In an acute immune reaction the allergy trigger may be one but the symptom is usually caused by a combination of factors. 3. c. People with airway sensitivity and asthma should avoid morning exercise and as air pollutants tend to cling to clothes and hair, changing clothes on returning home and washing hair before going to bed both lower the exposure to allergies. 4. c. symptom 5. b. sterile 6. d. postpone 7. a. cling 8. b. eight allergens 9. a. Stress

20589.

Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow :A for Allergy1. Like bad news and common cold, allergies can pop up when least expected. I suddenly developed an allergy to crocin (paracetamol) some years ago after having it all my life to treat everything, from headache to fever to toothache.2. A stuffed or drippy nose, frequent sneezing, an itchy throat, rashes, sinus, ear pain, difficulty in breathing, stomach cramps, itchiness, red or watery eyes are some of the common symptoms of an allergic reaction. Pollen, dust, polluted outdoor air, and indoor pollutants, such as dust mites, animal dander, cigarette smoke, and mould are among the common environmental pollutants, while other triggers include medicines, paint, and chemicals in cleaners and cosmetics, such as hair colour and skin creams. Among foods, eight allergens account for almost 90% of food allergies : milk, soy, wheat, egg, peanut, tree nuts, fish and shellfish.3. Most of us wrongly believe that people with allergies are either born with them or develop them in early childhood. An allergy can develop at any time in your life and its prevalence among adults is rising. While most people who develop allergies as adults have experienced some allergic reaction - either to the same or an unrelated trigger before - a few have no history of sensitivity.4. In an acute immune reaction, the allergy trigger may be one, but the symptom is usually caused by a combination of factors. Stress, a sterile environment that prevents the body from developing immunity and lifestyle-induced changes in the body's hormonal balance are thought to be some triggers. This has been borne out by clinical evidence that women are more likely to develop allergies at puberty, after pregnancy, and at menopause, all pointing to hormonal causes.5. Avoiding the allergy trigger and taking anti-allergy medication as soon as you can, after exposure to an allergen is the best possible protection. Since pollen levels generally peak in the morning, people with airway sensitivity and asthma should postpone outdoor exercises to later in the day or stick to exercising indoors, as deeper and more rapid breathing induced by aerobic exercise causes more pollen and dust being inhaled, which can wreck your airways and lungs. Since air pollutants tend to cling to clothes and hair, changing your clothes when you come home or washing your hair before going to bed, lowers exposure.1. What are among the common environmental pollutants?a. Tree nuts, peanuts, milk, cottage cheese and other dairy products are among the common environmental pollutantsb. Wood bark, sand, dew, citric acid and flannel are among the common environmental pollutants.c. Rose water, peanuts, dust, and maggots are among the common environmental pollutants.d. Pollen, dust, polluted outdoor air and indoor pollutants such as dust mites, animal dander, cigarette smoke and mould are among the common environmental pollutants.2. What is an acute immune reaction?a. In an acute immune reaction the allergy trigger may be one but the symptom is usually caused by a combination of factors.b. In an acute immune reaction the allergy trigger is limited to being either a food item or any type of animal fur.c. In an acute immune reaction the allergy trigger always results in fatal consequences.d. In an acute immune reaction the allergy trigger may be caused by a combination of factors but the symptom is usually one.3. How can you prevent/treat yourself from getting allergies?a. People with asthma should opt for morning exercise and as air pollutants tend to cling to clothes and hair, changing clothes on returning home and washing hair before going to bed both lower the exposure to allergies.b. People with airway sensitivity should only do exercise at dawn and as air pollutants tend to cling to hair, not washing hair before going to bed both lower the exposure to allergies.c. People with airway sensitivity and asthma should avoid morning exercise and as air pollutants tend to cling to clothes and hair, changing clothes on returning home and washing hair before going to bed both lower the exposure to allergies.d. People with food allergies should avoid morning exercise and as food particles tend to cling to clothes and hair, changing clothes on returning home and washing hair before going to bed both lower the exposure to allergies.4. Choose the correct option :The synonym of 'evidence of disease or any physical disturbance' as given in paragraph 2 is .a. allergyb. reactionc. symptomd. cramp5. Choose the correct option :The synonym of 'free from bacteria or other living microorganisms' as given in paragraph 4 is .a. symptomb. sterilec. triggerd. rapid6. Choose the correct option :The antonym of 'prepone' as given in paragraph 5 is .a. Federationb. Imaginationc. realised. postpone7. Choose the correct option :The antonym of 'disconnect' as given in paragraph 5 is _.a. clingb. rapidc. inducedd. trigger8. Complete the following :Among foods, account for almost 90% of food allergies : milk, soy, wheat, egg, peanut, tree nuts, fish and shellfish.a. Seven allergensb. eight allergensc. six allergensd. five allergens9. Complete the following :____, a sterile environment that prevents the body from developing immunity and lifestyle-induced changes in the body's hormonal balance are thought to be some triggers.a. Stressb. Painc. Anxietyd. Work

Answer»

1. d. Pollen, dust, polluted outdoor air and indoor pollutants such as dust mites, animal dander, cigarette smoke and mould are among the common environmental pollutants.

2. a. In an acute immune reaction the allergy trigger may be one but the symptom is usually caused by a combination of factors.

3. c. People with airway sensitivity and asthma should avoid morning exercise and as air pollutants tend to cling to clothes and hair, changing clothes on returning home and washing hair before going to bed both lower the exposure to allergies.

4. c. symptom

5. b. sterile

6. d. postpone

7. a. cling

8. b. eight allergens

9. a. Stress

Discussion

20590.	Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow :Child Marriage : An Evil1. Child marriages are rampant in North India. They continue to blight the lives of people. Children bound by marriage are victims of blind customs and superstitions, prevalent in rural areas and certain urban concentrations among the weakest socio-economic groups. Nothing seems to stop this anti-social practice despite the Child Marriage ”ct passed as early as in 1929, which makes child marriage a grave offence.2. Why do child marriages take place and what can be done to prevent them from happening? The evil thrives because of illiteracy and other related causes - the most important of which is the anxiety of parents to marry off their daughters at the earliest. In many high illiteracy states, like Rajasthan, the practice of child marriage is in vogue. Akha Teej is D-day for the parents of minor girls, since, on that day, the parents seek salvation from the anxiety of girls growing up in their midst.3. A child marriage is less likely to take place if the parents are literate or at least the father is. He is, then, aware of the legal minimum age for marriage and the health hazards his daughter will face by an early marriage. If the mother, otherwise literate, has been exposed to the importance of family planning, she is also less likely to solemnise her daughter’s wedding before the legal minimum age.4. Among the other reasons that parents give away young daughters in marriage is the need, felt especially by families with more than one daughter, to keep wedding expenses down. By marrying two daughters simultaneously, parents save on expenses. Parental anxiety about grown-up (14 years and above) daughters going astray, forces the less educated to give away their female children in marriage.5. The Child Marriage Restraint Act in 1978, raised the minimum age of marriage for girls from 15 to 18 years and for boys from 18 to 21 years. The committee, on the status of women, in its report In 1974, had recommended that all offences under the Child Marriage Restraint Act should be made cognizable and special officers be appointed to enforce the law.6. The crux of the problem is that the role of a girl-child in traditional rural areas is circumscribed around marriage and motherhood.1. What are the reasons for child marriage in India?a. Child marriages take place to ensure that the family line continues without any interruptions. This is especially true for families that own land.b. Child marriages take place to ensure that the daughters are well taken care of in their old age, and do not have to worry about food or shelter.c. Child marriages take place because parents are anxious to marry off their daughters at the earliest and to keep the wedding expenses down.d. Child marriages take place so that the parents can plan and enjoy their daughter’s wedding before they are too old to do so.2. What are the recommendations of the committee on the status of women?a. The committee on the status of women recommended that all offences under the Child Marriage Restraint Act should be made punishable and special courts be appointed to enforce the law.b. The committee on the status of women recommended that all offences under the Female Abuse Restraint Act should be made cognizable and special officers be appointed to enforce the law.c. The committee on the status of women recommended that all offences under the Female Abuse Restraint Act should be made non cognizable and special courts be appointed to enforce the law.d. The committee on the status of women recommended that all offences under the Child Marriage Restraint Act should be made cognizable and special officers be appointed to enforce the law.3. What change did the Child Marriage Restraint Act 1978, bring about in the minimum legal age for marriage?a. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1978 changed the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 15 to 18 and for males from 18 to 21.b. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1978 changed the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 15 to 18 and for males from 21 to 18.c. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1978 changed the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 18 to 15 and for males from 18 to 21.d. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1978 changed the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 15 to 19 and for males from 18 to 25.4. What is the importance of Akha Teej for the parents of minor girls in Rajasthan?a. Akha Teej in Rajasthan is the day that parents of minor girls can appeal to the government to find grooms for their daughters.b. Akha Teej is the first day of the full moon, and parents of minor girls in Rajasthan believe that it will grant their wishes.c. Akha Teej in Rajasthan, is the day for the parents of minor girls because on this day, the parents seek salvation from the anxiety of girls growing up in their midst.d. Akha Teej is the day that in Rajasthan, the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 15 to 18 and for males from 18 to 21.5. Choose the correct option :The synonym of 'a feeling of worry or nervousness' as given in paragraph 2 is :a. salvationb. anxietyc. superstitiond. offence6. Choose the correct option :The antonym of 'singly' as given in paragraph 4 is _____.a. Expensesb. Anxietyc. Minord. Simultaneously7. The antonym of 'disapproved' as given in paragraph 5 is :a. Amendedb. Recommendedc. Enforceabled. Consummated8. The synonym of 'means of escape' as given in paragraph 9 is :a. Happeningb. Illiteracyc. Anxietyd. Salvation9. Choose the correct option :The Child Marriage Restraint Act in _____, raised the minimum age of marriage for girls from 15 to 18 years and for boys from 18 to 21 years.a. 1978b. 1968c. 1979d. 108010. Choose the correct option :Child marriages are rampant in _____ India.a. Southb. Northc. Eastd. West
Answer» 1. c. Child marriages take place because parents are anxious to marry off their daughters at the earliest and to keep the wedding expenses down. 2. d. The committee on the status of women recommended that all offences under the Child Marriage Restraint Act should be made cognizable and special officers be appointed to enforce the law. 3. a. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1978 changed the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 15 to 18 and for males from 18 to 21. 4. c. Akha Teej in Rajasthan, is the day for the parents of minor girls because on this day, the parents seek salvation from the anxiety of girls growing up in their midst. 5. b. anxiety 6. d. Simultaneously 7. b. Recommended 8. d. Salvation 9. a. 1978 10. b. North

20590.

Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow :Child Marriage : An Evil1. Child marriages are rampant in North India. They continue to blight the lives of people. Children bound by marriage are victims of blind customs and superstitions, prevalent in rural areas and certain urban concentrations among the weakest socio-economic groups. Nothing seems to stop this anti-social practice despite the Child Marriage ”ct passed as early as in 1929, which makes child marriage a grave offence.2. Why do child marriages take place and what can be done to prevent them from happening? The evil thrives because of illiteracy and other related causes - the most important of which is the anxiety of parents to marry off their daughters at the earliest. In many high illiteracy states, like Rajasthan, the practice of child marriage is in vogue. Akha Teej is D-day for the parents of minor girls, since, on that day, the parents seek salvation from the anxiety of girls growing up in their midst.3. A child marriage is less likely to take place if the parents are literate or at least the father is. He is, then, aware of the legal minimum age for marriage and the health hazards his daughter will face by an early marriage. If the mother, otherwise literate, has been exposed to the importance of family planning, she is also less likely to solemnise her daughter’s wedding before the legal minimum age.4. Among the other reasons that parents give away young daughters in marriage is the need, felt especially by families with more than one daughter, to keep wedding expenses down. By marrying two daughters simultaneously, parents save on expenses. Parental anxiety about grown-up (14 years and above) daughters going astray, forces the less educated to give away their female children in marriage.5. The Child Marriage Restraint Act in 1978, raised the minimum age of marriage for girls from 15 to 18 years and for boys from 18 to 21 years. The committee, on the status of women, in its report In 1974, had recommended that all offences under the Child Marriage Restraint Act should be made cognizable and special officers be appointed to enforce the law.6. The crux of the problem is that the role of a girl-child in traditional rural areas is circumscribed around marriage and motherhood.1. What are the reasons for child marriage in India?a. Child marriages take place to ensure that the family line continues without any interruptions. This is especially true for families that own land.b. Child marriages take place to ensure that the daughters are well taken care of in their old age, and do not have to worry about food or shelter.c. Child marriages take place because parents are anxious to marry off their daughters at the earliest and to keep the wedding expenses down.d. Child marriages take place so that the parents can plan and enjoy their daughter’s wedding before they are too old to do so.2. What are the recommendations of the committee on the status of women?a. The committee on the status of women recommended that all offences under the Child Marriage Restraint Act should be made punishable and special courts be appointed to enforce the law.b. The committee on the status of women recommended that all offences under the Female Abuse Restraint Act should be made cognizable and special officers be appointed to enforce the law.c. The committee on the status of women recommended that all offences under the Female Abuse Restraint Act should be made non cognizable and special courts be appointed to enforce the law.d. The committee on the status of women recommended that all offences under the Child Marriage Restraint Act should be made cognizable and special officers be appointed to enforce the law.3. What change did the Child Marriage Restraint Act 1978, bring about in the minimum legal age for marriage?a. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1978 changed the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 15 to 18 and for males from 18 to 21.b. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1978 changed the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 15 to 18 and for males from 21 to 18.c. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1978 changed the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 18 to 15 and for males from 18 to 21.d. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1978 changed the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 15 to 19 and for males from 18 to 25.4. What is the importance of Akha Teej for the parents of minor girls in Rajasthan?a. Akha Teej in Rajasthan is the day that parents of minor girls can appeal to the government to find grooms for their daughters.b. Akha Teej is the first day of the full moon, and parents of minor girls in Rajasthan believe that it will grant their wishes.c. Akha Teej in Rajasthan, is the day for the parents of minor girls because on this day, the parents seek salvation from the anxiety of girls growing up in their midst.d. Akha Teej is the day that in Rajasthan, the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 15 to 18 and for males from 18 to 21.5. Choose the correct option :The synonym of 'a feeling of worry or nervousness' as given in paragraph 2 is :a. salvationb. anxietyc. superstitiond. offence6. Choose the correct option :The antonym of 'singly' as given in paragraph 4 is ___.a. Expensesb. Anxietyc. Minord. Simultaneously7. The antonym of 'disapproved' as given in paragraph 5 is :a. Amendedb. Recommendedc. Enforceabled. Consummated8. The synonym of 'means of escape' as given in paragraph 9 is :a. Happeningb. Illiteracyc. Anxietyd. Salvation9. Choose the correct option :The Child Marriage Restraint Act in _, raised the minimum age of marriage for girls from 15 to 18 years and for boys from 18 to 21 years.a. 1978b. 1968c. 1979d. 108010. Choose the correct option :Child marriages are rampant in ___ India.a. Southb. Northc. Eastd. West

Answer»

1. c. Child marriages take place because parents are anxious to marry off their daughters at the earliest and to keep the wedding expenses down.

2. d. The committee on the status of women recommended that all offences under the Child Marriage Restraint Act should be made cognizable and special officers be appointed to enforce the law.

3. a. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1978 changed the minimum legal age for marriage for females from 15 to 18 and for males from 18 to 21.

4. c. Akha Teej in Rajasthan, is the day for the parents of minor girls because on this day, the parents seek salvation from the anxiety of girls growing up in their midst.

5. b. anxiety

6. d. Simultaneously

7. b. Recommended

8. d. Salvation

9. a. 1978

10. b. North

Discussion

20591.	She is sneezing______ she has a cold. A) so B) before C) whereas D) because
Answer» Correct option is D) because

Discussion

20592.	He agreed _____ the job as soon as possible. A) start B) starting C) to start D) starts
Answer» Correct option is C) to start

Discussion

20593.	Complete the Conditional Sentences. Decide whether to use Type I, II or III. 1. If I had time, I _______ (go) shopping with you. 2. If you _______ (speak) English, you will get along with them perfectly. 3. If they had gone for a walk, they _______ (turn) the lights off. 4. If she _______ (come) to see us, we will go to the zoo. 5. I would have told you, if I _______ (see) him.
Answer» 1. would go 2. speak 3. would have turned 4. comes 5. had seen

20593.

Complete the Conditional Sentences. Decide whether to use Type I, II or III. 1. If I had time, I ___ (go) shopping with you. 2. If you _ (speak) English, you will get along with them perfectly. 3. If they had gone for a walk, they _ (turn) the lights off. 4. If she _ (come) to see us, we will go to the zoo. 5. I would have told you, if I _____ (see) him.

Answer»

1. would go

2. speak

3. would have turned

4. comes

5. had seen

Discussion

20594.	Wait here _____ I get back. A) until B) before C) as soon as D) when
Answer» Correct option is A) until

Discussion

20595.	I use my umbrella ______ it rains. A) until B) after C) whenever D) although
Answer» Correct option is C) whenever

Discussion

20596.	I’ll never speak to her______ I live. A) as long as B) until C) whenever D) whereas
Answer» Correct option is A) as long as

Discussion

20597.	I’ll study English _____ I speak it perfectly. A) if B) after C) until D) when
Answer» Correct option is C) until

Discussion

20598.	I had read the book _____ I saw the film. A) when B) before C) until D) after
Answer» Correct option is B) before

Discussion

20599.	Give me your address _____ you go home. A) if B) before C) as soon as D) until
Answer» Correct option is B) before

Discussion

20600.	______ the film is over, I’ll go to bed. A) While B) As soon as C) By the time D) Until
Answer» Correct option is B) As soon as

Discussion

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Milan is ______ Italian city. A) a B) an C) the D) on

“Is she American?” “No, _____ .” A) hers isn’t B) she isn’t C) she is not D) she her isn’t

A JVC is ______ Japanese camera. A) a B) an C) the D) on

Vande Mataram’s first public performance was at 12th Congress convention. Who was the vocalist and music composer for the song on that occasion?

I have two ______ . A) sister B) sisters C) a sister D) sister’s

The initial surname of Jawaharlal Nehru's family was was Kaul. How did it become Nehru ?

It’s ______ Spanish orange. A) a B) an C) the D) on

It’s ______ green apple. A) a B) an C) the D) on

Is your surname Anderson? A) Yes, you are. B) Yes, it is. C) Yes, I am. D) Yes, my is.

“_____ her name Eliza?” “No, _____ .” A) What / it isn’t B) Is / she isn’t C) Is / it is not D) Is / it isn’t

“Are _____ your parents?” “Yes, _____ .” A) they-their are B) their-they are C) they-they are D) they-they

She is setting the table. They are ______ lunch. A) have B) will have C) go to have D) going to have

I ______ phone you after lunch. A) am B) was C) going to D) will

The company _____ he works for is based in Germany. A) which B) whose C) who D) where

The train leaves at 4.18, ______ it? A) isn’t B) does C) doesn’t D) didn’t

“Is it hot today?” “No, _____ .” A) it isn’t B) it is not C) it’s not D) it not

I don’t like people _____ arrive late. A) which B) whose C) who D) where

I hope he gets here _____ the train leaves. There isn’t another train today. A) before B) while C) until D) after

I finished _____ the television, and then I went to bed. A) watching B) to watch C) watch D) watch to

Archaeological evidence shows that, agriculture first began about 11,000 year ago in Israel and____________ Answers:- Iraq

You must wait ______ the light changes to green. A) after B) before C) until D) as soon as

I stopped _____ my book and went to bed. A) to read B) read C) will read D) reading

She is sneezing______ she has a cold. A) so B) before C) whereas D) because

He agreed _____ the job as soon as possible. A) start B) starting C) to start D) starts

Wait here _____ I get back. A) until B) before C) as soon as D) when

I use my umbrella ______ it rains. A) until B) after C) whenever D) although

I’ll never speak to her______ I live. A) as long as B) until C) whenever D) whereas

I’ll study English _____ I speak it perfectly. A) if B) after C) until D) when

I had read the book _____ I saw the film. A) when B) before C) until D) after

Give me your address _____ you go home. A) if B) before C) as soon as D) until

______ the film is over, I’ll go to bed. A) While B) As soon as C) By the time D) Until

“_ her name Eliza?” “No, _ .” A) What / it isn’t B) Is / she isn’t C) Is / it is not D) Is / it isn’t

“Are _ your parents?” “Yes, _ .” A) they-their are B) their-they are C) they-they are D) they-they