Multitasking SSC English Question Answer Solved paper 2013
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1 Mango, the most unique fruit
(a)/ is available in India
(b)/ in plenty.
(C)/ No error (d)
- Our geography teacher told
(a)/ to study the map of India
(b)/for a test.
(C)/No error (d)
- You are
(a)/more beautiful
(b)/than her.
(e)/No error(d)
- My brother-in-law
(a)/ who lives in Mumbai
(b)/ have come to stay with us.
(c)/No error (d)
- Have trust in
(a)/ God and everything
(b)/ will be right.
(C)/No error(d)
- Smoking is undoubtedly
(a)/very injurious
(b)/for health.
(C)/No error (d)
- My friend Anu
(a) is one of the best tennis players
(b)/in the country.
(c)/No error(d)
- The cattle
(a)/ are grazing
(b)/ in the fields.
(c)/No error (d)
- When I was passing through the forest
(a)/ I happened to see
(b)/ a number of deers.
(c)/No error(d)
- You can
(a)/ open the box
(b)/by a screwdriver.
(c)/No error (d)
- Do not laugh……………..others’ mistakes.
(a) at
(b) for
(e) against
(d) about
- He could not cope……………..the heavy workload.
(a) in with
(b) up with
(c) up
(d) with
- The garbage has been disposed of………
(a) off
(b) of
(c) with
(d) out
- She is………………college late that day.
(a) was reaching
(b) reaching
(c) is reached
(d) reached
- The Sun………………brightly.
(a) shone
(b) shining
(c) shine
(d) is shine
- Lokesh was busy when we…….
(a) go
(b) went
(c) gone
(d) goes
- The date of the function………… ….not been decided yet.
(a) have
(b) has
(c) was
(d) is
- India was a prosperous country…………..the reign of King Ashoka.
(a) between
(b) from
(b) while
(d) during
- Lemons are sold………………the dozen in the market.
(a) in
(b) at
(c) for
(d) by
- The Supreme Court has………. ….tourism in the core area of the forest.
(a) Propagated
(b) encapsulated
(c) forced
(d) prohibited
- TRANSIENT
(a) Permanent
(b) Uncertain
(c) Provisional
(d) Transitory
- PLUMP
(a) Tall
(b) Fat
(c) Lean
(d) Skinny
- VALIANT
(a) Courageous
(b) Quarrelsome
(c) Cheerful
(d) Repulsive
- CHAOTIC
(a) Haphazard
(b) Organised
(c) Charming
(d) Charismatic
- LIBERTY
(a) Freedom
(b) Liberation
(c) Bondage
(d) Crowded
- CAUTIOUS
(a) Unreasonable
(b) Careful
(c) Illogical
(d) Reckless
- took to her heels
(a) bent down
(b) ran off
(c) kicked off her shoes
(d) rubbed her heels
- was plain sailing
(a) was very easy
(b) was complicated
(c) was competitive
(d) was uncomfortable
- a bolt from the blue
(a) struck by thunder
(b) a piece of bad luck
(c) a flash of lighting
(d) a complete surprise
- I feel out of sorts today.
(a) I feel of the sort today
(b) I feel out of sorts today
(c) I feel out of sort this day
(d) No improvement
- The profits will be dealt with among the investors.
(a) dealt in
(b) dealt out
(b) dealt of
(d) No improvement
- The Indian team should fare well, shouldn’t they?
(a) oughtn’t they
(b) shouldn’t it
(c) should it
(d) No improvement
- The performance of the maestro left the audience entranced.
(a) attentive
(b) enamored
(c) attracted
(d) No improvement
- An increase in crimes against women has been reported in the newspapers recently.
(a) are being reported
(b) has been reported
(c) has been written
(d) No improvement
- Completing a period of hundred years
(a) Centennial
(b) Centurion
(c) Centaury
(d) Centenarian
- Animals that can live on land and water
(a) Terrestrial
(b) Aquatic
(c) Amphibians
(d) Parasitic
- The art of making maps and charts
(a) Calligraphy
(b) Palaeography
(e) Metallurgy
(d) Cartography
- A game in which no one wins
(a) Draw
(b) Obsolete
(e) Legal
(d) Illegal
- Shaking movement of the ground
(a) Tremor
(b) Shiver
(c) Vibrate
(d) Oscillate
- (a) Hygiene
(b) Hygiene
(c) Hygiene
(d) Hygiene
- (a) Privilege
(b) Privilege
(c) Privilege
(d) Privilege
- (a) Courageous
(b) Courageous
(c) Courageous
(d) Courageous
- (a) Truly
(b) Truly
(e) Truly
(d) Truly
- (a) Parachute
(b) Parachute
(c) Parachute
(d) Para shoot
- (a) Gypsy
(b) Gypsi
(c) Gypsy
(d) Gypsy
- What color is the house?
(a) A pristine white
(b) Agrayish cream
(c) A dingy white
(d) A grayish white
- Based on the context of the passage, choose the meaning of the word ‘mowed’.
(a) Watered
(b) Grown
(e) Trimmed
(d) Seeded
- Why is it difficult to see the house from the road?
(a) An oak tree obstructs the view.
(b) Other houses obstruct the view.
(c) The house is at the end of the street.
(d) The house is behind the curb,
- How do the houses appear?
(a) To be close to one another
(b) To be apart from one another
(c) To be next to one another
(d) To be clones of one another
- How is the house described?
(a) As old and sophisticated
(b) As new and sophisticated
(e) As old and dilapidated
(d) As old and dull
