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Choose the part of the sentence that has an error.
The signpost at the gate of the garden read : ‘Trespassers will be persecuted’.

AThe signpost at
Bthe gate of the garden
Cread : ‘Trespassers will
Dbe persecuted’.

Complete the following proverbs/phrases:
Necessity is the ___________.

A father of earning
B brother of imagination
C sister of crime
D mother of invention

Choose one word substitution for the given definitions:
One who eats too much-

A Vegetarian
B Cannibal
C Glutton
D Herbivorous

Choose the word which means differently from the following group of words:
Prohibit, Prevent, Block, Forbid, Allow, Deny

A Prevent
B Allow
C Block
D Deny

Choose the correct plural form of the given word:

Life

ALifes
BLive’s
CLife
DLives

Choose the correct word that describes the picture.



AChin
BCheek
CForehead

Choose the correct option to fill in the blank.

The painting could be from _______ European country but I don't know which, or perhaps _______ USA.

Aa, the
Bno article, no article
Cthe, no article
Dan, an

Choose the correct antonym of the given word.
Effervescent

ABuoyant
BBubbling
CSober
DSparkling

Choose the correct option to fill in the blank.

________ this picture of on the table over there?

AWho
BWho is
CWhom
DWhose

READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW.
Ramesh Prasad was a poor merchant who found it difficult to provide himself and his family even two square meals each day. He was taken to the court by his neighbour who was very cunning and wanted to occupy his land. The fraud blamed Ramesh for illegally occupying the land where the poor man’s house stood. Ramesh had the papers of the land in order and could prove to the judiciary that the land was his own. Ramesh also knew that the Judge was corrupt and could be bribed.
Therefore, on his way to the court he decided to take a gift for the judge. At the hearing, the accuser stated his case and then deliberately threw a thick wad of notes on the floor, pretending it was an accident. The judge followed the clue. He looked at Ramesh enquiringly if he could match the offer. In response Ramesh, patted his own pocket. The judge was pleased to see that it was stuffed and he could make out the outlines of large objects in it and was sure that they were gold ornaments. Dreaming of pleasing his wife, the judge gave the verdict in Ramesh's favour and summoned him to his chambers. Ramesh on entering the judge's chambers began to thank him for deciding the case in his favour. As he was in a hurry to reach home, the judge curtly cut him short and asked Ramesh to hand over whatever gift he had brought. On hearing that, Ramesh took out huge stones from his pocket and gave them to the judge.
Suggest a suitable title for the given passage.

ARamesh and his neighbour
BThe neighbour
CThe judge
DClever Ramesh