Directions for questions 1 and 2: Identify the incorrect sentence or sentences.It was 5.30 am, and the moon still lighted the sky above Corbett National Park.We are staying at the forest rest-house at Gairal on the bank of the Ramganga river.We had spent our mornings bird-watching and the afternoons splashing in the river.Each day, we were greeted with a fresh set of pug-marks leading down to the water edge.a, b and da and dOnly aOnly c

Directions for questions 1 and 2: Identify the incorrect sentence or sentences.On yet another trip to the wilds, I travelled to Kaziranga National Park.We were visiting shortly after the monsoon, when the park was at its green, some places almost knee-deep in water.Elephant-back was the best way to see the rhinos and so we lumbered off through the tall grass one early morning.The scene before us was extraordinary – rhinos dotted the landscape, white egrets perched on their backs daintily.a and bOnly ab and ca, b and d.

Question No. 15Directions for questions 11 to 15: Each question consists of four sentences on a topic. Some sentences are grammatically incorrect or inappropriate. Select the option that indicates the grammatically correct and appropriate sentence(s).(a)  Five hours off the shore of Kochi, Arabian sea looks like wrinkled blue skin stretched taut to the end of the world.(b)  There’s not a spot of land in sight.(c)  Time is marked by a swiftly setting sun and distance by the changing colours of the sea-dirty black at mainland, pale green further out and malted blue in deep waters.(d)  By late evening our little ship is alone in a sea of midnight black that gently cradles us to sleep.a and ba, c and dc and db, c and d

Choose the correct answerQuestion 6. It is ___ that we often have picnics. A.my mom              ​​​​​​​B. the strong storm         ​​​​​​​C.the lovely cat   ​​​​​​​D.my close friends    ​​​​​​​E. on the schoolyard   ​​​​​​​F.  on the way to school    ​​​​​​​G.the letterH.after I left my house   ​​​​​​​I.on weekendsJ.the manQuestion 7. ________, Viet decided to start using a time-management app.A.It was last weekB.Last weekQuestion 8. It was ___who was arrested by the police two days ago A.the manB. the strong storm         ​​​​​​​C.after I left my house   ​​​​​​​D.on weekendsE.my close friends    ​​​​​​​F. on the schoolyard   ​​​​​​​G.  on the way to school    ​​​​​​​H.the lovely cat   ​​​​​​​I.the letterJ.my mom              ​​​​​​​Question 9. It is ___ who takes responsibility for cooking in my family. A.  on the way to school    ​​​​​​​B.the manC. the strong storm         ​​​​​​​D.after I left my house   ​​​​​​​E.on the schoolyard   ​​​​​​​F.my mom              ​​​​​​​G.the letterH.my close friends    ​​​​​​​I.the lovely cat   ​​​​​​​J.on weekendsQuestion 10. ________ to become independent from her parents after she leaves school.A.Mai wantsB.It is Mai whoQuestion 11. ________ that Mike had to deal with difficult situations.A.It was at schoolB.At schoolQuestion 12. ________ that Mike had to deal with at school.A.It was a difficult classmateB.A difficult classmateQuestion 13.People travel here because of the beautiful ______.A.fieldsB.speciesC.landscapesD.visitorsQuestion 14.No wheels were used for the construction of Machu Picchu. This is one of the most _____facts of the complex.A.impressiveB.unknownC.commonD.ordinaryQuestion 15.The Imperial ____of Thang Long was first built in the 11th century during the Ly Dynasty.A.MonumentB.PalaceC.GateD.Citadel

Read the sentence:The moon was very interesting tonight.Which revision makes the sentence the most vivid?A.The moon was out in the sky this evening.B.In the dark night sky, the moon was there.C.A misty halo enshrouded the heavy moon.D.The sun went down so the moon was out.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

In the following question, two sentences are given. There may be an error in the sentence(s). Mark your answer as(A) If there is an error only in the first sentence(B) If there is an error only in the second sentence(C) If there are errors in both sentences(D) If there is no error in either of the sentences I. The assent to the peak was steep, and we were panting by the time we reached the top.II. There is nothing vaguely real about this much-visited uncharted desert aisle.