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TRE1 — General Studies And English

· Set A

GS: Hindi / English · Language questions stay in their original language.

Instructions

120 questions · 120 marks · 2 hours

Choose one option per question.

Tap an option to check it, or open “See answer”.

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Question 51
What is the role of the storyteller in Naga society?
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Correct answer: (D) More than one of the above

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Question 52
Which colloquial word is an equivalent of the term ‘grandmother’ that has been used in the extract?
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Correct answer: (B) Granny

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Question 53
Why does the storyteller feel that the ‘youngsters of today have forgotten how to listen to the voice of the earth and the wind’?
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Correct answer: (D) More than one of the above

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Question 54
What is the initial note of the song compared to in the extract of the story?
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Correct answer: (A) A hymn

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Question 55
Pick up an equivalent of the word ‘cadence’ or ‘rhythm’ from the extract of the story.
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Correct answer: (D) More than one of the above

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Question 56
Which phrase in the extract of the story describes the feeling of surprise or astonishment with reference to the storyteller?
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Correct answer: (C) As though seeing them for the first time

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Question 57
The narrator seemed out of joint because
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Correct answer: (C) She was trapped in dark thoughts

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Question 58
Which phrase in the extract is a close equivalent of ‘pin-drop silence’?
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Correct answer: (A) Death-like silence

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Question 59
What made the listeners ‘skeptical’?
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Correct answer: (D) More than one of the above

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Question 60
Which elemental feeling is most prominent in the story?
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Correct answer: (B) Elegiac

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Question 61
Which word in the extract is closest in meaning to the phrase ‘whips around’?
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Correct answer: (E) None of the above

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Question 62
Why is the narrator described as ‘chirpy’?
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Correct answer: (B) As she is cheerful

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Question 63
What memories did the song bring back to the narrator and the listeners?
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Correct answer: (A) Anniversary of that dreadful Sunday

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Question 64
Why is that particular day referred to as ‘Black Sunday’?
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Correct answer: (A) Death of Apenyo and atrocities suffered by the villagers on a certain Sunday

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Question 65
Why do you think the narrator ‘squats on the bare earth’?
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Correct answer: (C) It was a common way of sitting by the village folk of Nagaland

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Question 66
Read the sentence to find out whether there is an error in any underlined part: Distribute these mangoes between all the fifty students.
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Correct answer: (B) mangoes between all

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Question 67
Read the sentence to find out whether there is an error in any underlined part: Unless you don’t work hard, you can’t get success.
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Correct answer: (A) Unless you don’t

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Question 68
Read the sentence to find out whether there is an error in any underlined part: Start early, lest you should miss the train.
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Correct answer: (E) None of the above

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Question 69
Read the sentence to find out whether there is an error in any underlined part: He talked as if he was a mad.
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Correct answer: (C) was a mad

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Question 70
Read the sentence to find out whether there is an error in any underlined part: My watch, which was damaged is now useless.
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Correct answer: (E) None of the above

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Question 71
Read the sentence to find out whether there is an error in any underlined part: She ought to have obey her parents.
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Correct answer: (B) to have obey

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Question 72
Read the sentence to find out whether there is an error in any underlined part: You will get wet if you will go out in the rain.
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Correct answer: (B) if you will

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Question 73
Read the sentence to find out whether there is an error in any underlined part: He is one of greatest leader of my country.
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Correct answer: (D) More than one of the above

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Question 74
Read the sentence to find out whether there is an error in any underlined part: Neither you nor he are guilty.
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Correct answer: (C) are guilty

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Question 75
Read the sentence to find out whether there is an error in any underlined part: Neither of the three pens will do.
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Correct answer: (D) More than one of the above

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Question 76
She _____ alone in the city for almost a decade now. (Use past perfect continuous)
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Correct answer: (B) had been living

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Question 77
He fled where his pursuers could not follow. The underlined section is
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Correct answer: (B) An adverb clause

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Question 78
The umbrella with a wooden handle is mine. (Identify the correct clause/phrase for the underlined part)
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Correct answer: (E) None of the above

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Question 79
I have some duties. I must perform them. (Use an infinitive to join the sentences)
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Correct answer: (C) I have some duties to perform.

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Question 80
He deserved to succeed. He failed. (Use an adverb or an adverbial phrase to join the sentences)
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Correct answer: (B) He failed undeservedly.

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Question 81
Her husband died. She heard the news. She fainted. (Use a preposition with a noun or gerund to join the sentences)
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Correct answer: (B) On hearing the news of her husband’s death she fainted.

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Question 82
He jumped up. He ran away. (Use a participle to join the sentences)
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Correct answer: (A) Jumping up he ran away.

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Question 83
Insert the punctuation marks in the following: She read the short story Kafan and adapted it to a radio play
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Correct answer: (C) She read the short story ‘Kafan’ and adapted it to a radio play.

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Question 84
If he is at home, I shall see him. It is a
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Correct answer: (C) complex sentence

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Question 85
You must hurry or you will miss the train. It is a
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Correct answer: (B) compound sentence

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Question 86
Choose the correct option: ‘You ate fish’ is an example of
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Correct answer: (C) sentence

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Question 87
Which one of the following options is correct about the sentence, “That which cannot be read.”?
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Correct answer: (A) Illegible

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Question 88
The antonym of the word ‘scurrilous’ is
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Correct answer: (D) More than one of the above

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Question 89
“I left that house.” What is the underlined word ‘that’, according to English grammar?
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Correct answer: (E) None of the above

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Question 90
The correctly spelt word in the following is
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Correct answer: (A) Synchronize

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Question 91
The misspelt word in the following is
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Correct answer: (D) More than one of the above

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Question 92
A person who is bad in spelling is known as
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Correct answer: (C) cacographist

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Question 93
The word most nearly opposite to the word ‘opprobrious’ is
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Correct answer: (B) Complimentary

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Question 94
The term ‘quinquennial’ stands for
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Correct answer: (E) None of the above

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Question 95
A compound sentence consists of
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Correct answer: (A) Two principal clauses

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Question 96
The Prince said, “It gives me great pleasure to be here this evening.” (Change into reported speech)
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Correct answer: (E) None of the above

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Question 97
He inquired whether his name was not Ahmed. (Change into direct speech)
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Correct answer: (B) He said to him, “Is not your name Ahmed?”

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Question 98
dot your is and cross your ts then add two 5s and four 2s (Use punctuation marks)
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Correct answer: (C) Dot your i’s and cross your t’s; then add two 5’s and four 2’s.

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Question 99
‘Moonlight’ is a compound word that is formed by
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Correct answer: (A) noun + noun

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Question 100
‘Red-hot’ is a compound word that is formed by
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Correct answer: (B) adjective + adjective

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