1. Fiction
approximates to science, first in accepting the obligation of being ________ to
life as it is, and further, in asserting the right to ________.
A.
faithful, explain
B. true, theorize
C. close, describe
D. realistic, portray
E. committed, narrate
B. true, theorize
C. close, describe
D. realistic, portray
E. committed, narrate
2. It
is useless to attempt to ________ from each danger, some ________ must be
taken.
A. escape, chances
B. free, challenges
C. protect, decisions
D. flee, risks
E. dissociate, opportunities
A. escape, chances
B. free, challenges
C. protect, decisions
D. flee, risks
E. dissociate, opportunities
3. They
wanted to ________ all the books, but they could not find ________ time to do
so.
A. cove, almost
B. peruse, necessary
C. dispose, some
D. read, sufficient
E. buy, some
A. cove, almost
B. peruse, necessary
C. dispose, some
D. read, sufficient
E. buy, some
4. It
is ________ for every tax-payer to ________ the tax returns to the Income Tax
Department.
A. necessary, lodge
B. binding, pay
C. obligatory, submit
D. possible, remit
E. worthwhile, evade
A. necessary, lodge
B. binding, pay
C. obligatory, submit
D. possible, remit
E. worthwhile, evade
5. The girl felt ________ when she knew that he had been ________.
A. joyful, lured
B. horrified, forced
C. disgraced, wronged
D. humiliated, cheated
E. worried, tempted
A. joyful, lured
B. horrified, forced
C. disgraced, wronged
D. humiliated, cheated
E. worried, tempted
6.
We must prevent endangered species from becoming ________ in order that
our future generation may ________ the great diversity of wild life.
A. rare, escape
B. outdated, know
C. volatile, notice
D. powerful, protect
E. extinct, enjoy
A. rare, escape
B. outdated, know
C. volatile, notice
D. powerful, protect
E. extinct, enjoy
7. Country's immense
physical size, as also the fact of its ________ society ________ any attempt
towards a neat capsuled presentation on any subject.
A. cultured, demonstrates
B. pluralistic, defies
C. multi-religious, fails
D. amorphous, challenges
E. variegated, frustrates
8. The woman who is impatient to become rich can easily be ________ to the race track or the gaming table, where a lucky ________ might make her rich.
A. enticed, chance
B. evoked, streak
C. pushed, moment
D. lured, break
E. pursued, challenge
9. The manager ________ the society's funds, ________ he was dismissed.
A. misplaced, soon
B. robbed, thus
C. pirated, therefore
D. misappropriated, so
10. There are attempts being made to try to ________ local languages through specific ________, but the result is that some tongues become conserved as if they were a museum piece.
A. save, ways
B. conserve, factors
C. preserve, measures
D. protect, tricks
A. cultured, demonstrates
B. pluralistic, defies
C. multi-religious, fails
D. amorphous, challenges
E. variegated, frustrates
8. The woman who is impatient to become rich can easily be ________ to the race track or the gaming table, where a lucky ________ might make her rich.
A. enticed, chance
B. evoked, streak
C. pushed, moment
D. lured, break
E. pursued, challenge
9. The manager ________ the society's funds, ________ he was dismissed.
A. misplaced, soon
B. robbed, thus
C. pirated, therefore
D. misappropriated, so
10. There are attempts being made to try to ________ local languages through specific ________, but the result is that some tongues become conserved as if they were a museum piece.
A. save, ways
B. conserve, factors
C. preserve, measures
D. protect, tricks
ANS:
1. C
2. A
3. B
4. C
5. D
6. C
7. B
8. A
9. D
10. C
8. A
9. D
10. C