English Practice Question Paper 67

Choose the correct synonym of : Predominantly –

Choose the correct antonym of: Profound

Choose the correct meaning of the phrase: to be taken aback

Choose the correct spelling.

Find out the correct word for the expression : “One who is not easily pleased by anything”.

Choose the correct meaning of the given phrase or idiom : Red tapism –

Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

Complete the following sentence using correct alternative …. we shall miss the train.

Choose the correct negative sentence without changing the meaning. Everybody agrees that he did his best.

Identify correct punctuated sentence.

Combine the following sentences using a co- ordinator: He was poor. He was not greedy.

If you do not take care, you will fall. use “of else” in place of “if….not.”

Parents are often blind….. the faults of their children. Choose the correct preposition to fill in the blank.

What is the correct question tag to the sentence – ‘Don’t drop that vase’ ? …….

Choose the correct alternative to fill in the blank: Good advice ….. not always needed.

Choose appropriate articles for the given sen- tence:
………… students waited patiently for ………. guest lecturer to arrive.

Choose the option that best transforms the given sentence as directed:
I think she is arriving tonight from London by train. (Question tag)

Choose the correct form of linker for the given sentence:
She bought herself a map …….. she wouldn’t get lost.

Choose the option that best transforms the given sentences into one.
This is my cousin. His name is Anil.

Fill in the blank and make a grammatically correct sentence.
Only a few apples …….

Choose the correct indirect narration. “Will om you listen to such a man?”

Generally beauty dwells in form. The word ‘Beauty’ is ….. noun.

Fill in the blank with appropriate pronoun : One cannot be careful of ….. good name.

A word that describes or qualifies or adds something to the meaning of a noun is called a/an…..

Hydrogen is the lightest of all gases. Choose from the alternatives the sentence giving the positive degree of comparison of the above sentence.