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    Wednesday, 27 December 2017

    Important Spotting Error for SSC AND Miscellaneous Questions for Ssc Cgl mains 2017 set-25

    SSC #CGL #MAINS #ENGLISH #2017 #ERRORS
     #FILL IN THE BLANKS  #ONE WORD #IDIOMS #ANTONYM #SYNONYM
    #errors


    1. (A) No method of making other/(B) people
    agree to/(C) your view point is as effective
    as this method./(D) No error


    1. (A) No other method of making .... is the
    correct formation.
     





    2. (A) I told him/(B) the story/(C) in details
    to make him understand it fully./(D) No error


    2. (C) Change ‘details’ in ‘detail’



    3. (A) According to one survey/(B) only those
    forests which were /(C) not under village
    management succumbed from fires
    recently/(D) No error

    3. (C) ‘To’ preposition is used for succumbed.
    Also change 'fires' into 'fire'




    4. (A) The house/(B) is built in an/(C)
    attractive manner/(D) No error


    4. (D) No error






    5. (A) The report is candid in admitting/(B)
    that the investment by the Government /
    (C) in health and family planning have
    eroded considerably/(D) No error


    5. (C) Replace have with has. Helping verb is
    used according to subject before the
    first preposition.




    6. (A) Foolishly Rama threw/(B) some water
    on the electric heater/(C) when it catches
    fire and he got a shock/(D) No error

    6. (C) Sentence is in past tense hence replace
    catches with ‘caught’




    7. (A) We have done everything/(B) that could
    be done/(C) to avert the storm which is now
    coming on./(D) No error


    7. (D) 'Come on' means ‘to advance by degree’.


    8. (A) I was pretty sure that/(B) he would
    support me/(C) for changing the age old
    and static structure of our organization/
    (D) No error
    8. (C) Support should be followed by ‘in’
    instead of 'for'.




    9. (A) We will pack not only/(B) the material
    properly/(C) but will also deliver it to your
    valued customers/(D) No error

    9. (A) 'Not only' will come before 'pack'.




    10. (A) While Mahendra was away/(B) on a
    long official tour/(C) his office receive an
    important letter which was marked ‘Urgent’.
    (D) No error


    10. (C) Replace receive with ‘received’ since
    sentence is in past tense.




    11. (A) Sakshi wrote essay/(B) so well that/
    (C) her teacher was very pleased with her/
    (D) No error


    11. (A) Use the definite article ‘the’ with essay
    Shakshi wrote the essay.
     





    12. (A) No country can long endure/(B) if its
    foundations/(C) were not laid deep in the
    material prosperity/(D) No error



    12. (C) Replace 'were' with 'are'. This is a
    general fact.


    13. (A) We now look forward for/(B) some great
    achievements/(C) which to some extent
    can restore the country’s prestige once
    again/(D) No error

    13. (A) ‘To’ preposition comes with ‘Look
    forward’. ‘Look forward to’ means ‘to
    expect with pleasure’.



    14. (A) Our school is making/(B) every possible
    effort/(C) to provide best facilities and
    personal attention for each child/(D) No
    error


    14. (C) To provide best facilities and personal
    attention 'to' should be used. Change
    'for' into 'to'.




    15. (A) Jayesh loved his Guru immensely/(B)
    and gave him fullest loyalty,/(C) yet he have
    his own independent way of thinking /(D) No
    error


    15. (C) Replace 'have' with 'has'. He takes
    singular verb.





    16. (A) The old man/(B) told his sons/(C) that
    there was no such thing like luck/(D) No
    error


    16. (C) Replace 'was' with ‘is’. These is no such
    thing as luck is a general fact.





    17. (A) This laboratory of physicists is/(B) not
    only equipped with/(C) all state-of-the-arts
    instruments but also with outstanding
    physicists/(D) No error


    17. (B) Correct placement of not only is after
    main verb here ............ equipped not
    only with all state.



    18. (A) Mahatma Gandhi did not solve/(B) all
    the future problems/(C) but he did solve
    problems of his own age/(D) No error

    18. (C) Replace age with ‘ages’


    19. (A) The conference was/(B) attended/(C) by
    more than one hundred delegates/(D) No
    error

    19. (D) No error


    20. (A) I did not like his/(B) comments on my
    paper/(C) but I had no alternative as I had
    agreed to keep quiet/(D) No error



    20. (D) No error







    #fillers


    21. I haven’t seen you _________ a week.
    (A) within (B) since
    (C) for (D) from
    C





    22. The battalion operating from the mountain
    was able to ________three enemy divisions.
    (A) tie up (B) tie down
    (C) tie on (D) tie with


    B
    बंधन में रखना






    23. Once he has signed the agreement, he
    won’t be able to ________.
    (A) back up (B) back in
    (C) back it (D) back out

    D





    24. She _____ a brief appearance at the end of
    the party.
    (A) put on (B) put in
    (C) put across (D) put up



    B


    25. The passengers were afraid, but the
    captain_______ them that there was no
    danger.
    (A) promised (B) advised
    (C) assured (D) counselled


    C





    #synonyms




    26. OBDURATE
    (A) Careless (B) Contrary
    (C) Callous (D) Stubborn

    D

    27. LASSITUDE
    (A) Sluggishness (B) Stagnation
    (C) Depression (D) Delicacy

    A


    28. DESICCATED
    (A) Dry (B) Drain
    (C) Clear (D) Fade

    A

    #ANTONYMS

    29. FRUGALITY
    (A) Thrift (B) Generosity
    (C) Degradation (D) Providence


    B


    30. GARRULOUS
    (A) Talkative (B) Frank
    (C) Enlightening (D) Taciturn

    D






    31. PROFOUND
    (A) Superficial (B) Obscure
    (C) Intense (D) Hidden



    A



    #idioms


    35. To work on this project is like “flogging a
    dead horse.”
    (A) Harp upon a question that has been
    settled
    (B) Dragging something too far
    (C) Over-spending money
    (D) None of these

    A




    36. His boss was always “breathing down his
    neck”.
    (A) Shouting loudly at him
    (B) Giving him strenuous work
    (C) Abusing and ill-treating him
    (D) Watching all his actions closely

    D


    37. The cashier “wiped the nose of” his employer
    by presenting false bills.
    (A) Abused (B) Cheated
    (C) Slapped (D) Doomed


    B


    38. She is quite “at sea” and does not know what
    course of action to take in the matter.
    (A) At ease (B) Displeased
    (C) Perplexed (D) Danger



    C


    39. The smell from the kitchen “makes my
    mouth water”.
    (A) Makes me giddy
    (B) Makes me vomit
    (C) Stimulates my appetite
    (D) Makes me sick
    C



    40. It is time that professors came down from their
    “ivory towers” and studied the real needs of
    present day students.
    (A) Expensive fee
    (B) Detachment and seclusion
    (C) Dreamlands
    (D) A tower made of ivory
    B




    41. I “have a bone to pick” with you in this
    matter.
    (A) Am angry
    (B) Selfish motive
    (C) Selfless motive
    (D) Desire


    A

    42. My friend “got the sack from” his first job.
    (A) Resigned
    (B) Got tired of
    (C) Was dismissed from
    (D) Was demoted from


    C




    43. She was in “a brown study” and did not
    notice my entrance.
    (A) Sleep (B) Dream
    (C) Fear (D) Reverie


    D


    44. The inspector was caught “red handed”.
    (A) Quickly
    (B) Caught in the act of committing the
    crime
    (C) Caught with dirty hands
    (D) Found with hands tied


    B





    #onewords


    65. We are expecting a good monsoon this year.
    (A) Getting (B) Predicting
    (C) Hoping (D) Visualising

    C



    66. Anything written in a letter after it is signed.
    (A) Corrigendum
    (B) Manuscript
    (C) Postscript
    (D) Postdiction


    C


    67. Those who pass through this gate without
    permission will be prosecuted.
    (A) Bypassers
    (B) Absconders
    (C) Thoroughfares
    (D) Trespassers

    D



    68. Nations that do not trust each other look
    upon each other.
    (A) Calmly
    (B) Hopefully
    (C) Askance
    (D) Retrospectively


    C

    69. Responsible according to law.
    (A) Eligible (B) Illegitimate
    (C) Legalised (D) Liable



    D

    70. A person who constantly thinks and he is
    sick.
    (A) Hypochondriac
    (B) Misogynist
    (C) Misanthrope
    (D) Hyper pituitary

    A

    71. The story of one’s own life.
    (A) Autobiography
    (B) Cartography
    (C) Calligraphy
    (D) Bibliography

    A



    72. One of the time-tested ways of
    remembering a series of items.
    (A) Recollection (B) Schematizing
    (C) Mnemonic (D) Ingenuity


    C

    73. A careful preservation and protection of
    wildlife is the need of the hour.
    (A) Management
    (B) Embankment
    (C) Enhancement
    (D) Conservation

    D



    74. Opposed to great or sudden change.
    (A) Conservative
    (B) Revolutionary
    (C) Evolutionary
    (D) Static

    A



    75. One who collects postage stamps.
    (A) Philanthropist
    (B) Numismatist
    (C) Philatelist
    (D) Curator


    C



    76. Constant effort to achieve something.
    (A) Patience (B) Vigour
    (C) Enthusiasm (D) Perseverance




    D




    #improvements


    97. She was more beautiful than “either of her
    three sisters.”
    (A) Either of her three sister
    (B) Any of her three sisters
    (C) All of her three sisters
    (D) No improvement


    B




    98. However, great you may be, you cannot
    “trifle on” a man’s feelings.
    (A) Trifle along (B) Trifle upon
    (C) Trifle with (D) No improvement


    C


    99. The use of radar as well as two-way radio paging
    “make it possible” for State Police to intercept
    most speeders.
    (A) Makes it possible
    (B) Allows the possibility
    (C) Making possible
    (D) No improvement

    A



    100. Because of his ill health, the doctor has
    advised him “not to refrain” from smoking.
    (A) Not to refrained
    (B) To resort to
    (C) To refrain
    (D) No improvement

    C



    101. I was shocked to learn that no one “was
    knowing” where the files were kept.
    (A) Was known (B) Knew
    (C) Had been known
    (D) Had been knowing


    B




    102. They “feel very proudly” that their team
    had won the match.
    (A) Feels very proud
    (B) Felt very pride
    (C) Felt very proud
    (D) No improvement


    C


    103. One of my drawbacks is that I “did not
    have” tolerance of ambiguity.
    (A) Did not had (B) Do not have
    (C) Am not (D) No improvement


    B



    104. One day you will repent “on” what you
    have done.
    (A) Into (B) For
    (C) About (D) No improvement


    B





    105. The train was late “for” fifty minutes.
    (A) From (B) By
    (C) Around (D) No improvement


    B








    106. The tea estate is “in such a mess there” is
    no one to set things right.
    (A) In a mess there
    (B) In a such mess that there
    (C) In such a mess that there
    (D) No improvement




    C





    107. He confidently asked the crowd if they
    thought he was right and the crowd
    shouted “that they did.”
    (A) That he did (B) That they had
    (C) That he is (D) No improvement


    D




    108. The moment the manager came to know
    of the fraudulent action of his assistant,
    he “order immediately dismissed him.”
    (A) Order immediate dismissed him
    (B) Ordered his immediate dismissal
    (C) Immediately order dismissal of his
    (D) No improvement


    B




    109. The District Collector “gave up” the prizes
    to the winners at the end of the function.
    (A) Give up
    (B) Gave away
    (C) Gave back
    (D) No improvement


    B



    110. I am sure that he has recovered from his
    illness “and he will accompany” us to the
    picnic spot.
    (A) And he will company
    (B) And that he will accompany
    (C) But he will accompany
    (D) No improvement

    D








    111. My father “is suffering” from diabetes for
    the past three years.
    (A) Is suffer
    (B) Has been suffering
    (C) Has suffered
    (D) No improvement

    B





    112. The “alarming report” of the building
    collapse had left everyone spellbound.
    (A) Alarmed report
    (B) Reporting alarm
    (C) Reported alarm
    (D) No improvement

    D








    113. If neither of them “are to be trusted” it is
    not at all advisable to invest further.
    (A) Were to be trusted
    (B) Has to be trusted
    (C) Is to be trusted
    (D) No improvement

    C









    114. The man who has committed such a
    serious crime must “get the mostly severe”
    punishment.
    (A) Got the mostly severely
    (B) Get the most severe
    (C) Have got the most severely
    (D) No improvement


    B



    115. “Call in” this evening, if you can, I have
    something important to discuss.
    (A) Called in
    (B) Call off
    (C) Call for
    (D) No improvement


    D





    116. No sooner had he entered the room “when
    the lights went out” and everybody began
    to scream.
    (A) Than the lights went out
    (B) And the lights went out
    (C) Then the lights went out
    (D) No improvement


    A






    117. Before I could stop him, the boy “was
    throwing” the box down the stairs.
    (A) Were throwing
    (B) Threw
    (C) Did throw
    (D) No improvement


    B



    118. I have been telling her that she better
    “consulted” a good doctor.
    (A) Consulting
    (B) Consult
    (C) Been consulting
    (D) No improvement



    B











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