Read the passage and answer the questions that follow : Urbanisation and its impact Scores of people leave the countryside every year to come to the cities. The booming cities have far more to offer them, in terms of personal and professional growth. This results in deforestation, as more and more trees are cut down. In fact, this results in more consumption of goods, like furniture, which results in harming the environment. What most people think is that better seeds will enable them to use available land far more frugally. The arrival of better and scientific ways of land management will make sure that more crops are produced on lesser area of land. Man is aware of the harmful effects of deforestation. Regardless of this knowledge, forests are still being cut down in large numbers leaving animals homeless. Which word in the above passage means “advent”? A Start B Commence C Arrival D All of these
Choose the correct word/phrase to complete each sentence. Does Liza always ________ glasses? A wears B wear C is wearing
Fill in the blanks with the most suitable auxiliary verb : February _________ twenty eight days. A did B does C has D have
Choose the word which is spelled correctly. AConvenience BConveniance CConvineance
Choose appropriate adjective to fill in the blanks: Everybody buys food from that hotel. It is a/an _____ hotel. A dark B expensive C good D average
Fill each blank with a suitable reflexive pronoun from the options given below : That monkey is scratching ________. A herself B itself C themselves D myself
Choose the best option to fill each blank. ________ AAm BWas CWere DAren't
Read the passage and answer the questions that follow. The word 'humiliated' also means ___________. Apraised Binsulted Chonoured Dcompliment
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate contractions : If it hurts you so much I promise, I __________ do it again. A isn't B won't C can't D don't
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate contractions : __________ devised a way to deal with pilfering. A They're B They'll C They've D They'd