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Mark the correct degree of adjective given in the options :
These flowers are as _________ as those.

A pretty
B prettier
C more prettier
D the prettiest

IDENTIFY THE MISSPELT WORD.

ATriumph
BShudder
CPleasent
DAchieve

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD/PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE.

A doctor treating skin diseases is called a ________.

Apaediatrician
Bdermatologist
Ccardiologist
Dpsychiatrist

Choose the correct option :
You __________ have a free eye-check up in this clinic.

A can
B must
C won't
D got

Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.
A girl named Johnsy catches pneumonia. Her bed was near the window which overlooked the brick wall of the opposite house. A very old ivy vine climbed halfway up the brick wall. It was winter and its leaves were falling. A strange idea took hold of Johnsy's mind. She began to think that when the last ivy leaf fell, she would also pass away. Her condition went from bad to worse with the falling of each leaf from the ivy. Her friend, Sue, tried her best to get this foolish idea out of Johnsy's mind but in vain. When only one leaf was left on the ivy, Johnsy began to prepare herself for death. Then Sue thought of a plan to save the life of her friend. When Johnsy was asleep at night, Sue went to an old painter named Behrman. It was raining hard and the last ivy leaf fell during the night. Behrman painted a leaf in green colour, which looked exactly like the real leaf.
Next morning when Johnsy woke up, she began to wait for the last leaf to fall. But the leaf didn't fall even after two days and two nights. It filled Johnsy with a new hope. Her condition began to improve. When she was completely out of danger, Sue told her that the last leaf was not the real leaf, but a mere painting by Behrman. She also told her that Behrman worked in rain during the night and caught pneumonia. He died the next day.
Behrman had desired all his life to paint a masterpiece but had never been able to begin it. But the last leaf that he painted before his death, really proved to be a masterpiece.

What did Johnsy's friend Sue do to save her?

AShe prepared Johnsy for her death.
BSue tried her best to get death out of Johnsy's head.
CSue left Johnsy.
DSue planned to attach an artificial leaf to the ivy.

Mark whether the verb used in the given sentences are transitive or intransitive :
Look, the sun is setting now.

A Transitive
B Intransitive
C Both A and B
D None of these

Mark whether the underlined word is an adjective or adverb :
Sneha works hardly.

A Adjective
B Adverb
C Both A and B
D None of these

Read the passages given below and answer the question that follow :
The Frog and the Ox
A frog decided to become as big as an ox.
So it began to breathe in and in and every time it swallowed more air, it did in fact become bigger. But it soon began to tire of its efforts.
'Am I big enough yet?' it asked hopefully to its many watching companions. Then they had another look at the ox and shook their heads, 'No, a bit more.'
So the ambitious frog kept on puffing itself up and up...........until it burst like a balloon!
"Do not make fool of yourself to make others merry."
What did its companions say?

A They asked it to be a balloon.
B They asked the frog to puff more.
C They asked him to become an ox.
D None of these