Find the correct active/ passive voice for the given sentence in passive/ active voice from the given alternatives.
They clean the terrace.
(A) The terrace is cleaned by them. (Correct Answer)
(B) The terrace is clean by them.
(C) The terrace was cleaned by them.
(D) The terrace cleaned them.
Fill in the blanks with suitable Article from the given alternatives.
The Hindu is _________ ninth-most-circulated newspaper in India.
(A) No Article
(B) a
(C) the (Correct Answer)
(D) an
Fill in the blanks with suitable Idiom/Phrase from the given alternatives.
She has been in ____________ since Boju entered my life.
(A) the horizon
(B) heart touching
(C) seventh heaven (Correct Answer)
(D) zero tolerance
Choose the word which expresses nearly the opposite meaning of the given word "
UPHOLD ".
(A) Sustain
(B) Destroy (Correct Answer)
(C) Assist
(D) Hoist
Directions: Read the short passage below and answer the questions that follow.
As India’s vaccination drive chugs along with bursts of frenetic inoculation, there are possibilities of administering vaccines to children soon — as early as next month. At present, two Indian vaccines may be eligible for administration to children. Zydus Cadilla’s ZycoV-D, a three-dose plasmid DNA vaccine, with a 66.6% efficacy in phase-3 trials, has also been tested in adolescents (12-18 years), data for which has been submitted to the regulator. The company has also requested permission to test in children over five. Covaxin’s Bharat Biotech is also testing the vaccine in a cohort of children below 12. Though none of these studies has been completed, the expectations are that these vaccines may be ready by September. Pfizer’s mRNA vaccine has been authorised in those above 12 and Moderna’s too may be similarly approved in the U.S. Both companies are reportedly in discussions with the Indian government. Young children are at the least risk of hospitalisation and death from COVID-19 but are capable of being infection carriers and putting older caregivers at risk. This undergirds the difficult decision by governments to continue with school closures that has brought forth unprecedented challenges such as denying many Indian children access to quality education. From the global experience so far, the broad principle is that if an effective vaccine is available, it must be administered irrespective of age. However, it is also true that the vaccines are far more effective at protecting from disease than infection. Because children and adults respond to the virus differently, it still remains to be seen whether vaccinating children as a pre-requisite to opening schools actually brings down overall rates of infection. Countries that have vaccinated those above 12 and have fully opened up are also those boasting high rates of adult vaccination. In India, only around 10% of all adults have been fully vaccinated. India already has a challenging target of fully inoculating all adults — 94.4 crore — by the end of the year. A key constraint has been Covaxin; its manufacturer has been unable to ramp up monthly production to its stated nearly six crore doses. Put together, this implies that if the aim of universal vaccination is to protect from disease, then the thrust must be on prioritising adults over children. Government and independent experts have advised that schools can open in a staggered fashion. This again underlines that reopening should not be contingent on vaccination alone. There is also the worry that prioritising vaccines for children would mean diverting already limited stocks. Rather than blindly emulate the West, India must decide on what policy works best for its entire population, including children.
How much percentage of Indian adult population has been fully vaccinated?
(A) 20%
(B) 10% (Correct Answer)
(C) 30%
(D) 15%
Read the following statements and pick the correct option.
Statement A: Young children are at the least risk of hospitalisation and death from COVID-19.
Statement B: Countries that have vaccinated those above 18 and have fully opened up are also those boasting high rates of adult vaccination.
(A) Statement A is true and Statement B is false (Correct Answer)
(B) Statement A is false and Statement B is true
(C) Both the Statements are True
(D) Both the Statements are False
What is the meaning of the highlighted word advised?
(A) Enlightened
(B) Familiarised
(C) Instructed (Correct Answer)
(D) Notified
At present how many Indian vaccines may be eligible for administration to children?
(A) One
(B) Three
(C) Four
(D) Two (Correct Answer)
Which of the following is a three-dose plasmid DNA vaccine?
(A) Zydus Cadilla’s ZycoV-D (Correct Answer)
(B) Pfizer’s mRNA vaccine
(C) Bharat Biotech's Covaxin
(D) All the above
Fill in the blanks with suitable Idiom/Phrase from the given alternatives.
This new education program is the _________________ if we want to save our institution
(A) play by ear
(B) long wire
(C) bronze linings
(D) way forward (Correct Answer)
Directions: Read the passage and fill the blanks with suitable pronoun.
B. On a hot summer day, a lion and a boar reached a small water body for a drink. They began arguing about ____(A)____ should drink first. After a while, they realised vultures are waiting above for one or both of ____(B)____ to fall from tiredness and they could feast on them. So, they drank peacefully and went their way.
(A) whom
(B) us
(C) them (Correct Answer)
(D) they
A. On a hot summer day, a lion and a boar reached a small water body for a drink. They began arguing about ____(A)____ should drink first. After a while, they realised vultures are waiting above for one or both of ____(B)____ to fall from tiredness and they could feast on them. So, they drank peacefully and went their way.
(A) what
(B) which
(C) whom
(D) who (Correct Answer)
Rearrange the following to form a meaningful sentence and find the most logical order from the given options.
P: in Braille script as well as e-library under Sugamya Library
Q: braille Press Bilaspur has received National Award for
R: persons with text books, literature and informative books
S: the remarkable work in online teaching of visually impaired
(A) RPSQ
(B) QSRP
(C) QRSP
(D) QSPR (Correct Answer)
Fill in the blanks with suitable pair of words.
As Bose ____________ his soldiers into war, his armour seemed to be made of __________.
(A) lose, loose
(B) loose, lose
(C) lead, led
(D) led, lead (Correct Answer)
Choose the word which best expresses the similar meaning of the given word " SERVILE ".
(A) Bossy
(B) Assertive
(C) Submissive (Correct Answer)
(D) Arrogant
Find the correct active/ passive voice for the given sentence in passive/ active voice from the given alternatives.
Change the room.
(A) Let the room changed.
(B) Let the room be changed. (Correct Answer)
(C) Let the room change.
(D) Let change the room.
Fill in the blanks with suitable Preposition from the given alternatives.
India won’t back down _________ its plan for mandatory data localisation.
(A) since
(B) near
(C) under
(D) on (Correct Answer)
Fill in the blanks with suitable Article from the given alternatives.
Most of ______________ chimneys come with a lifetime warranty offer so that you can enjoy cooking for many years.
(A) an
(B) No Article
(C) the (Correct Answer)
(D) a
Fill in the blanks with suitable Preposition from the given alternatives.
I am living ____________ my parents.
(A) at
(B) since
(C) through
(D) with (Correct Answer)
Rearrange the following to form a meaningful sentence and find the most logical order from the given options.
P: the main objective of the International apple festival
Q: the apples of Uttarakhand to the international market
R: is to promote apple production in the state and to promote
S: organised in Dehradun where around fifty types were exhibited
(A) SRPQ
(B) PSRQ (Correct Answer)
(C) PQRS
(D) SQRP