Adjective
1. A)
A few moments latter, she went back into the kitchen to make the salad.
B)
A few moment later, she went back into the kitchen to make the salad.
C)
A few moments later, she went back into the kitchen to make the salad.
D)
A few moment latter, she went back into the kitchen to make the salad.
2. A) He felt submerged in a chemical
that could dissolve his intellect and burn away his past.
B) He felt submerge in a
chemical that could dissolve his intellect and burn away his past.
C) He felt submerging in a
chemical who could dissolve his intellect and burn away his past.
D) He felt submerges in a
chemical that could dissolve his intellect and burn away his past.
3. A) “Then I won’t turn you lose,”
said the woman.
B) “Then I won’t turn you loose,” said the woman.
C) “Then I won’t turned you lose,” said
the woman.
D) “Then I won’t turn you loss,” said the
woman.
4.
A) The boy wanted to say something other from, “Thank you, m’am,” to
Mrs. Luella Bates
Washington Jones.
B) The boy wanted
to say something other to, “Thank you, m’am,” to Mrs. Luella Bates
Washington Jones.
C) The boy wanted to say something other
then, “Thank you, m’am,” to Mrs. Luella Bates
Washington Jones.
D) The boy wanted to say something other
than, “Thank you, m’am,” to Mrs. Luella Bates
Washington Jones.
5. A) There is nothing too shameful as to be called a liar.
B) There is nothing as shameful as to be
called a liar.
C) There is nothing so shameful as to be
called a liar.
D) There is nothing so shameful as to
call a liar.
6. A) Of all who give and receive the
gifts, such as they are the most wise.
B) Of all who give and receive
the gifts, such as they are most wise.
C) Of all who give and receive
the gifts, such as they are the more wise.
D) Of all who give and receive
the gifts, such as they are the wiser.
7. A) A few minutes later he found himself outside a Western large
music shop.
B) A few minutes later he found himself
outside a large western music shop.
C) A few minutes later he found himself
outside a large Western music shop.
D) A few minutes later he found himself
outside a music large Western shop.
8.
A) We are more critical in our thinking
than our ancestors.
B) We are much critical in our thinking
than ours ancestors.
C) We are more critically in our thinking
than our ancestors.
D) We are more critical in our thinking
from our ancestors.
9. A) I’ll bet she’s smart than you are.
B) I’ll bet she’s smarter then you are.
C) I’ll bet she’s smarter than you are.
D) I’ll bet she’s smarter than you.
10. A) It brings letters for the rich and poor.
B) It brings letters for rich and the
poor.
C) It brings letters for the rich and
the poor.
D) It brings letters for rich and poor.
11. A) He was not, despite his long years of assiduous
teaching, the most profound classical scholar.
B) He was
not, despite his long years of assiduous teaching, most profound classical
scholar.
C) He was not, despite his long years of
assiduous teaching, a very profound classical scholar.
D) He was not, despite his long year of
assiduous teaching, very profound classical scholar.
12. A)
Give your enthusiasm to Brookfield, and Brookfield will give you anything in
return.
B) Give your enthusiasm to Brookfield,
and Brookfield will give you something as return.
C) Give your enthusiasm to Brookfield,
and Brookfield will give your anything in return.
D) Give your enthusiasm to Brookfield,
and Brookfield will give your something as return.
13. A) You have been sent here by another civilization for
the express purpose of reconnoitering prior of invasion.
B) You have been sent here by another civilization for
the express purpose of reconnoitering prior for invasion.
C) You have been sent here by another
civilization for the express purpose of reconnoitering prior to invasion.
D)
You have been sent here by another civilization for the express purpose of
reconnoitering prior over invasion.
14. A) On his fingers he wore silver rings with
large, turquoise stones.
B) On his fingers he wore silver rings
with large, turquoise, stones.
C) On his fingers he wore silver rings
with large turquoise stones.
D) On his fingers he wore silver rings of
large, turquoise stones.
15. A) The following were the few thing which were found in the
various pockets of his overcoat.
B) The following were few things which were
found in the various pockets of his overcoat.
C)
The following was the few things which were found in the various pockets of his
overcoat.
D)
The following were the few things which were found in the various pockets of
his overcoat.
Spot
the errors.
16. She turned the unit over and saw a folded piece of
paper scotch-tape to the bottom of the
(A) (B) (C)
(D)
box.
17. We reached the limbless trunks of these straight tall pines whose branches reached toward the
(A) (B) (C)
blue depth of the sky, or the
white cloud was now gone.
(D)
18. They built a white small cottage
and ate good breakfast there, but the fear was
never gone.
(A) (B) (C) (D)
19. In the quiet autumn Mr. Bittering
stood, very dark now, very golden-eyes, upon the
slope
(A) (B) (C)
above
his villa, looking at the valley.
(D)
20. In
two hours a flask of cold water became enough hot to make
tea.
A) B) C) D)
21. He has every
virtue except most important one: he has no get-up-and-go.
A) B) C) D)
22. A man who always talks and boasts and is not involved
in some deed is like a garden full of weeds.
A) B)
C)
D)
23.
You hold an opinion and
I hold another, and, since you decline to give way, there can’t
very well by
A) B) C)
any alternative.
D)
24. I remember when two-third of the School went
down with German measles and Big Hall was turned
A) B) C) D)
into a hospital
ward.
25. It seemed tragically sensation
when the first Old Brookfeldian was killed in action – in September.
A) B) C) D)
26. There
are always a good number of undergraduates whose
heads are turned and whose
(A) (B) (C)
judgement is
perverted by athletic sports.
(D)
27. Now
there was a long low cloud advancing, rust colour still,
swelling forward and out as she
(A) (B) (C)
(D)
looked.
28. We find the universe frightening because
of the stretches of time so great that we cannot
(A)
(B)
understand, making
whole the human history so very small in
comparison.
(C) (D)
29. Chatteris fell ill during the winter of “17,
and again, for second time in his life, Chips became acting
A) B) C) D)
Head of Brookfield.
30. He ultimately succeeded in achieving his
ambition in the more than sixty years without using
(A)
(B)
any
short-cut or becoming frustrated.
(C)
(D)
PAST PAPERS
Q.1 He
is better than all the boys in the class, in studies as well as
in sports, and bags big prizes in
A) B)
C) various field
D)
Q. 2 The three
Abdal Rahman, like his illustrious predecessor, was a young man
of twenty-three
A) B) C)
when he took office.
D)
Q. 3 A)
Then he sat down in corner and remained queit.
B) Then he sat down in corner and
remained quite.
C) Then he sat down in corner and
remain quiet.
D) Then he sat down in corner and
remained quiet.
Q. 4 A)
Reaching for the book, the ladder slipped out from under him.
B) Reaching for the book, the
ladder slipped out from him.
C) When he reached for the book,
the ladder was slipped out from under him.
D) When he was trying to reaching
for the book, the ladder slipped from under him.
Q.5 A)
They felt bad while leaving their friends.
B) They felt badly while leaving their
friends.
C) They felt very badly while
leaving their friends.
D) They felt badly while leaving
their friends.
Q.6 A)
His addled brain refuse to think clearly and solve the problem.
B) His addle brain refused
to think clearly and solve the problem.
C) His addle brain refuse to
think clearly and solve the problem.
D) His addled brain refused
to think clearly and solve the problem.
Q.7 A) His faculties were all unimpairment, and he had no personal
worries of any kind.
B) His faculties were all unimpairing,
and he had no personal worries of any kind.
C) His faculties were all unimpaired,
and he had no personal worry of any kind.
D) His faculties were all unimpaired, and
he had no personal worries of any kind.
Q.8 A)
There was a little money saved up beside.
B) There was little money
saved in besides.
C) There was little money
saved up beside.
D) There was a little money saved up besides.
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