Solved Paper 2013 Lower Division Clerk Question Answer SSC English
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LOWER-DIVISION CLERK
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1 The washerman will return the clothes in the evening.
(a) The clothes will have to be returned by the washerman in the evening.
(b) The clothes will be returned by the washerman in the evening.
(c) The clothes will return by the washerman in the evening.
(d) In the evening the clothes will have been returned by the washerman
- He picked up the telephone and dialled the police number.
(a) The telephone was being picked up and the police number dialled.
(b) The telephone was picked up and the police number dialled.
(e) The telephone had been picked up and the police number dialled.
(d) The telephone has been picked up and the police number dialled.
- An i-pod has been bought by Anubhav’s mother.
(a) Anubhav’s mother was engaged in buying an i-pod.
(b) Anubhav’s mother had bought an i-pod.
(c) Anubhav’s mother has been buying an i-pod.
(d) Anubhav’s mother has bought an i-pod.
- I took care of his dog.
(a) His dog was taken care of by me.
(b) His dog is taken care of by me.
(c) His dog is taken care of by me.
(d) His dog was taken care of by me.
- Some girls were cleaning their dormitories.
(a) The dormitories were cleaned by some girls.
(b) The dormitories will have been cleaned by some girls.
(c) The dormitories were being cleaned by some girls.
(d) The dormitories are being cleaned by some girls.
- He proposed to his companions that they should not miss that chance to see the last show.
(a) He said to his companions, “Let us not miss the chance to see the last show.”
(b) He said to his companions, “Let us not miss that chance to see the last show.”
(e) He said to his companions. “We should not miss that chance to see the last show.”
(d) He said to his companions, “Let us not miss the chance to see the last show.
- He swore in the name of God that he was ignorant of the matter.
(a) He said, “I’m ignorant by God.”
(b) He declared, “God knows I was ignorant of the matter.
(c) He said, “By God! I’m ignorant of the matter.”
(d) He said, “he was ignorant of God.”
- “How much will you pay for this cow?” Jack asked the strange man.
(a) Jack asked the strange man how much he would pay for that cow.
(b) Jack asked the strange man how much would he pay for that cow.
(e) Jack asked the strange man how much would he pay for this cow.
(d) Jack asked the strange man how much he will pay for that cow.
- The teacher said, “Water boils at 100°C.”
(a) The teacher told water boiled at 100°C.
(b) The teacher said that water boiled at 100″C.
(c) The teacher said that water boils at 100°C.
(d) The teacher told that water boiled at 100°C
- “Bring me an elephant with one golden tusk,” the witch told her minion.
(a) The Witch requested her minion to bring her an elephant with one golden tusk.
(b) The witch told her minion to bring her the elephant with one golden tusk.
(c) The witch ordered her minion to bring her an elephant with one golden tusk.
(d) The witch advised her minion to bring her an elephant with one golden tusk.
- AIDS is an incurable disease that affects the resistance power of the body. P.
(a) QPRS
(b) QSRP
(c) ROSP
(d) SPOR
- Six robbers entered a Nationalized bank today at
(a) SPRO
(b) PSRQ
(c) POST
(d) QPRS
- One of the greatest advances
(a) PORS
(b) QPSR
(c) QPRS
(d) SPOR
14. The amount of oxygen
(a) RQSP
(b) PSRQ
(e) RPQS
(d) SRQP
- L. Books are the best company.
(a) POSR
(b) QRSP
(c) QSRP
(d) SPOR
- A patient accusing a doctor
(a) RPQS
(b) SQPR
(c) QRPS
(d) PRSQ
- (a) advent
(b) appearance
(c) birth
(d) genesis
- (a) range
(b) variety
(c) frequency
(d) category
- (a) state
(b) language
(c) description
(d) kind
- (a) into the song
(b) from the songs
(c) the songs
(d) to the songs
- (a) packed
(b) monotonous
(e) exciting
(d) light
- How did the mother and the daughter share the same anxiety?
(a) Both were uneasy with the newborn.
(b) Both feared babies.
(c) Both were concerned about raising the baby.
(d) Both were nervous about shared responsibility
- Why do female colleagues welcome retirement?
(a) They get a lot of free time.
(b) They become free to attend to household duties.
(c) They can be of help to their daughters and their offspring
(d) They can cook good food for their children and grandchildren.
- “To wear many hats” means
(a) wear helmet
(b) wear headgear
(c) do hairstyling
(d) undertake much work
- Why is social life taboo at home?
(a) Babies are demanding.
(b) Babies do not like guests.
(e) Babies hate parties.
(d) Babies prefer to go out than stay at home.
- What is difficult for maternal grandparents?
(a) Raising grandchildren
(b) Feeding children
(e) Giving birth to grandchildren
(d) Bringing up babies
- Rohan had been playing
(a)/ for his club for fifteen years,
(b)/ when his elbow got injured.
(c)/No error (d)
- None of
(a)/the twins
(b)/offered to help me.
(e)/No error (d)
- My teacher
(a)/ did not object
(b)/ to me using the calculator.
(C)/No error(d)
- The river
(a)/ has overflow
(b)/ its banks.
(C)/ No error (d)
- The principal
(a)/ started his lecture
(b)/ with a pessimistic note.
(C)/No error (d)
- The bird’s voice was speaking….. …..all lying under the stars.
(a) to
(b) for
(c) at
(d) in
- India will. ….arch-rival Pakistan in the finals.
(a) takes after
(b) looks after
(c) taken back
(d) take on
- The shepherd was looking after the….. ……….of sheep.
(a) crew
(e) fleet
(d) flock
- Many of us believe that science is something modern ……..the truth is otherwise,
(a) unless
(b) although
(e) if
(d) as
- …………….my food and my repast were salted.
(a) None of
(b) All of
(e) Both
(d) Both of
- STAUNCH
(a) Loyal
(b) Benign
(c) Good
(d) Wise
- VIVACIOUS
(a) Lively
(b) Venom
(c) Clear
(d) Superior
- SPITE
(a) Spleen
(b) Venom
(c) Spirit
(d) Affect
- MODESTY
(a) Honesty
(b) Vanity
(c) Originality
(d) Variety
- (a) Sovenir
(b) Souvenir
(c) Suvenir
(d) Suvenior
- (a) Adalosent
(b) Adolascent
(c) Adolescent
(d) Adaloscent
- Rajib washed his hands of the matter long ago.
(a) overcame the difficulties
(b) refused to accept responsibility for
(c) took the responsibility
(d) refused to change the decision
- All the neighbours gave her the cold shoulder because she ill-treated her daughter-in-law.
(a) showed intentional unfriendliness to her company
(b) felt her shoulder was cold
(c) showed dislike for her company
(d) showed a liking for her company
- If you want to solve the problem forever you must take the bull by the horns.
(a) pull the bull’s horns
(b) face a difficulty or danger boldly
(c) run away from difficulty or danger
(d) face a difficulty or danger confidently
- A place where bees are kept
(a) Aviary
(b) Apiary
(c) Granary
(d) Dispensary
- A hater of women
(a) Bigamist
(b) Misogynist
(c) Misanthrope
(d) Polygynist
- A person who runs away from justice or the law
(a) Refugee
(b) Martyr
(c) Fugitive
(d) Recluse
- The expert was very interesting in this candidate.
(a) was having interest
(b) was very interested
(c) is having interest
(d) No improvement
- The criminal was ordered to be hanged to death.
(a) hung to death
(b) hanged till death
(c) hung till death
(d) No improvement
