General English Mock Test 10

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30 questions carrying 1 point each. Full Marks = 30.

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1. Though John was poor, he was honest. Turn into a compound sentence:

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A. John was poor but honest.

B. John was poor but he was honest.

C. John was poor and honest.

D. John was poor and he was honest.

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2. The idiom “to blow hot and cold” means:

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A. To do good and harm at the same time.

B. To make someone hot and cold at the same time.

C. To make someone happy and sad at the same time.

D. To say in favour and against at the same time.

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3. The period interval between two regimes of governments:

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A. Interval

B. Interregnum

C. Intermission

D. Interim

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4. Something that is not fit to eat:

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A. Inedible

B. Uneatable

C. Eatable

D. Edible

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5. Change the narration: The man said, “Coming home, I began to work.”

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A. The man said that he had come home and began to work.

B. The man said that having come home he began to work.

C. The man said that he had begun to work after coming home.

D. The man said that coming home, he had begun to work.

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6. An ornamental glass bottle for holding wine:

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A. Menagerie

B. Drey

C. Decanter

D. Arsenal

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7. Sound of bees:

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A. Hum

B. Buzz

C. Chime

D. Coo

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8. Antonym of the word “Superficial” is:

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A. Seclusion

B. Deep

C. Apparent

D. Vicissitude

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9. Change the voice: A one-eyed person was seen roaming about the streets.

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A. A one-eyed person was seen by the people roaming about the streets.

B. I saw a one-eyed person roaming about the streets.

C. People saw a one-eyed person roaming about the streets.

D. People have seen a one-eyed person roaming about the streets.

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10. Synonym of the word “Awkward” is

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A. Ponderous

B. Entice

C. Aggravate

D. Admonish

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11. Spot the error: Everyone’s aged parents (A) / will properly be (B) / looking after. (C) / No error (D)

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12. The synonym of the word “Accomplish” is:

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A. One who help others to commit a crime.

B. To achieve

C. To fail

D. To accommodate

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13. Spot the error: Mr. Roy, our colleague, (A) / he will attend the (B) / meeting on our behalf. (C) / No error (D).

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14. Spot the error: A thousand of people (A) / have died (B) / from this disease. (C) / No error (D)

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15. Choose the incorrectly spelt word:

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A. Plebiscide

B. Schedule

C. Octogenarian

D. Resemblance

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16. Change the voice: Both of you have been continuously making noise since morning.

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A. Noise have been made by you both continuously.

B. Noise continuously has being made by both of you.

C. Noise has been continuously made by both of you.

D. Noise has continuously been being made by both of you.

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17. Choose the correctly spelt word:

1 point

Choose the correctly spelt word:

A. Etiquette

B. Rumor

C. Maintenance

D. Illiterate

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18. Synonym of the word “Absolve” is:

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A. Compel

B. Bind

C. Reprieve

D. Triumph

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19. Fill in the blank with a suitable preposition: After much discussion they all ________ on the terms of partnership.

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A. atoned

B. condemned

C. agreed

D. acted

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20. She is not accustomed to crowd. Replace accustomed to with a phrasal verb:

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A. given to

B. given up

C. cope with

D. get at

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21. No one should count _____ unreliable people. Fill in the blank with an appropriate preposition.

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A. on

B. to

C. at

D. of

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22. These days John stays in a hostel. Replace ‘stays’ with a suitable phrasal verb:

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A. looking up to

B. putting up

C. getting on

D. putting off

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23. Fill in the blank with a suitable article: The book was in ______ good condition.

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A. a

B. an

C. the

D. none

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24. Fill in the blank with an appropriate word: I know the man ______ they thought was dead.

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A. who

B. whom

C. whose

D. which

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25. Fill in the blank with a suitable pronoun: I wish I were _____.

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A. him

B. he

C. his

D. none

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26. Fill in the blank with an appropriate preposition: what is the time _____ your watch?

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A. at

B. inside

C. in

D. by

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27. Past tense of ‘abide’ is :

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A. Aboded

B. Abide

C. Abode

D. Abid

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28. Past tense of ‘spread’ is:

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A. Spreaded

B. Spread

C. Sprode

D. Spreaden

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29. Change the Narration: She said to me, “When will you do it?”

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A. She asked me when shall I do that.

B. She asked me when I should do it.

C. She asked me when would you do that.

D. She asked me when I should do that.

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30. Antonym of the word “Obscure” is:

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A. Clear

B. Hazy

C. Smart

D. Glossy

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