Directions: A sentence is jumbled into 4 parts labeled as P,Q, R, S. Re-arrange the jumbled parts of the sentence and mark your response accordingly:

Question:

the transportation system so that it (P)

and not just the affluent section of society (Q)

provides mobility to everyone (R)

there are many ways to restructure (S)

Directions: A sentence is jumbled into 4 parts labeled as P,Q, R, S. Re-arrange the jumbled parts of the sentence and mark your response accordingly:

Question: and accurately displays spatial (P)

relationships between landforms and water bodies (Q)

the globe shows Earth's spherical shape (R)

and comparitive distance between locations (S)

Directions: A sentence is jumbled into 4 parts labeled as P,Q, R, S. Re-arrange the jumbled parts of the sentence and mark your response accordingly:

Question:

the function of the capillaries (P)

and other material to all the cells in (Q)

is to take nutrients, oxygen (R)

the body and to take away their waste material (S)

Directions: A sentence is jumbled into 4 parts labeled as P,Q, R, S. Re-arrange the jumbled parts of the sentence and mark your response accordingly:

Question:

like mine (P)

even to someone with (Q)

a tin ear (R)

her singing sounded pretty melodius (S)

Directions: A sentence is jumbled into 4 parts labeled as P, Q, R, S. Re-arrange the jumbled parts of the sentence and mark your response accordingly:

Question:

the sorry state of affairs in the modern factories (P)

the Government of India (Q)

under the British was pro-capitalist (R)

though it took some half-hearted steps to mitigate (S)

Directions: A sentence is jumbled into 4 parts labeled as P, Q, R, S. Re-arrange the jumbled parts of the sentence and mark your response accordingly:

Question:

of extreme poverty among its people (P)

economic policies was the prevalence (Q)

a major charecteristic of British rule in India (R)

and the net result of of British (S)

Directions: A sentence is jumbled into 4 parts labeled as P,Q, R, S. Re-arrange the jumbled parts of the sentence and mark your response accordingly:

Question:

you cant judge (P)

very intelligent, but (Q)

a book by its cover (R)

he doesn't look (S)

Directions: A sentence is jumbled into 4 parts labeled as P,Q, R, S. Re-arrange the jumbled parts of the sentence and mark your response accordingly:

Question:

membership and partnership as well as (P)

can be found in the decline in party (Q)

evidence of crisis of party politics (R)

in the rise of antiparty groups and movements (S)

Directions: A sentence is jumbled into 4 parts labeled as P, Q, R, S. Re-arrange the jumbled parts of the sentence and mark your response accordingly:

Question:

government, market and voluntary organization (P)

mixture of contributions from (Q)

the provision of public goods (R)

and services can be regarded as a complex (S)

Directions: Select the antonym for the underlined word below.

Question: His opinion is lopsided.

Directions: Select the antonym for the underlined word below.

Question: His work is praiseworthy

Directions: Select the antonym for the underlined word below.

Question: His deeds had regrettable results.

Directions: Select the antonym for the underlined word below.

Question: He always offers palatable solutions.

Directions: Select the antonym for the underlined word below.

Question: His views on the subject are microscopic.

Directions: Select the antonym for the underlined word below.

Question: He is always obdurate in his behaviour towards other people.

Directions: Select the antonym for the underlined word below.

Question: Mohan always had profound respect for Sohan.

Directions: Select the antonym for the underlined word below.

Question: We were living in turbulent times.

Directions: Select the antonym for the underlined word below.

Question: Amit is a dogmatic person.

Directions: Select the antonym for the underlined word below.

Question: Sachin is very fickle in his behaviour.

Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning for the given idioms/phrases.

Question: Once-over

Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning for the given idioms/phrases.

Question: A bag of bones

Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning for the given idioms/phrases.

Question: Muddy the waters

Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning for the given idioms/phrases.

Question: To level with

Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning for the given idioms/phrases.

Question: Show your hand

Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning for the given idioms/phrases.

Question: To pull up

Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning for the given idioms/phrases.

Question: Be out of action

Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning for the given idioms/phrases.

Question: Raise some hackles

Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning for the given idioms/phrases.

Question: A man of letters

Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning for the given idioms/phrases.

Question: Be out of action

Direction: Select the option which is a synonym for the underlined word below.

Question: He is essentially a lowbrow person.

Direction: Select the option which is a synonym for the underlined word below.

Question: His nostalgia is deep.

Direction: Select the option which is a synonym for the underlined word below.

Question: His truancy is detrimental.

Direction: Select the option which is a synonym for the underlined word below.

Question: His solemnity is celebrated.

Direction: Select the option which is a synonym for the underlined word below.

Question: His bounty is limitless.

Direction: Select the option which is a synonym for the underlined word below.

Question: The Holocaust was experienced by millions.

Direction: Select the option which is a synonym for the underlined word below.

Question: His aversion is known to all.

Direction: Select the option which is a synonym for the underlined word below.

Question: To be able to decipher something is wonderful.

Direction: Select the option which is a synonym for the underlined word below.

Question: It is the opportune time to think about investment in the real estate sector.

Direction: Given below are the parts of a sentence named A, B, C, D. Spot the option which has an error in it.

Question: Nursery classes (A) for the children (B)

starts on April every year. (C) No error (D)

Direction: Given below are the parts of a sentence named A, B, C, D. Spot the option which has an error in it.

Question: The pollution level is very (A)

high in our city, and (B) becomes a health hazard. (C)

no error (D)