Given below is a letter with four blanks marked I, II. Ill & IV. Fill those with the options provided in P, Q, R, S to make it a sensible one. |
M/ S Hangama Electronics |
12th Loudon Street |
To whom it may concern |
On October 5, 2012, I bought a LG Microwave from your store at Midriver Mall. The person who assisted me was Ravi. Ravi was very friendly and assured me that this _______ I _______. |
Unfortunately this product did not live up to its claim. Although the box promised, as I stated above, to provide 'Perfect Microwave Every Time' the food I _______ II_______. |
I was cooking my favourite dish, carefully following the instruction given in the manual along: with this microwave, and was _______ III ________. You can imagine my disappointment when upon tasting the food, I discovered that the dish in fact, came out absolutely miserable. |
I would appreciate a full refund (Rs.12, 000/-) for this product as soon as possible. Enclosed are ________IV________ it for yourself. |
Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. |
With regards |
Gina Talwar |
P: microwave was far from perfect |
Q: Microwave would live up to the guarantee printed on the box: 'Perfect Microwave Every Time' |
R: the receipt, the empty box printed with your claim of 'Perfect Microwave Every Time,' and a little portion of food cooked therein, so that you can experience |
S: very excited to eat the 'Perfect' Micro waved food, as promised on the box |
Direction: Give the synonyms for the words underlined in the sentence below. |
He had a strange quirk of hitting his sister every now and then. |
Direction: Give the synonyms for the words underlined in the sentence below. |
When youngsters do not have good role-models to emulate they start searching for them among sportsmen or film stars. |
Choose the alternative from the options provided, which can best improve the given sentence by substituting its underlined portion. |
He is the kindest and generous of all my friends. |
Choose the appropriate fillers. |
To succeed in a difficult task, ______. |
Give the appropriate question tag |
Anything in this shop can be bought__________ |
Direction: Give the antonyms for the words underlined in the following sentences. |
On hearing the news of winning T - 20 World Cup he was in a of ecstasy. |
Direction: Give the antonyms for the words underlined in the following sentences. |
He proved utterly capricious in his dealings with his friends. |
Arrange P, Q, R, S to make a meaningful sentence. |
P: Since they are swayed exclusively |
Q: the mental horizon of students |
R: has narrowed these days |
S: by considerations of career |
Direction: Fill in the blanks with appropriate preposition. |
He has invited some of his friends _________tea. |
Direction: Fill in the blanks with appropriate preposition. |
Richa has no paper to write______. |
Direction: Fill in the blanks with appropriate preposition. |
Find the word that has been misspelt. |
Fill in the blank with correct modal. |
________you find me absent, please don t forget to leave a message behind. |
Change the direct speech into indirect. |
He said, "I have often told you not to waste your time." |
Direction: Give the usage of the words underlined. |
"Mrs. Martin needed to know my phone number," said Rachel. |
Direction: Give the usage of the words underlined. |
For example, you can make the model of a steam engine. |
Direction: Fill in the blanks as per subject-verb agreement. |
You must wait until the invigilator,________ the question paper. |
Direction: Fill in the blanks as per subject-verb agreement. |
When I was a child, I ________ to school everyday instead of going by cycle. |
Below given are two sentences with homonyms. Read both the sentences carefully and judge the use of homonyms. |
I: The government plans to take some sanitory measures in the state. |
II: The sanitary condition of the town is not good. |
Given below is a sentence in four parts. Find the part which is grammatically incorrect. |
Long ago, when I was yet a student (I)/I once went to Darjeeling (II) /where I was charmed by the beautiful mountain sceneries (III)/ that greeted me on all sides (IV). |
Fill in the blank with appropriate article. |
Give me _______answer to that question. |
Direction: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions that follow. |
I: The alternative was a blitz by the health workers to popularize the preventive measures. |
II: This information was considered inadequate. |
Ill: People have been reading about AIDS in the mass media. |
IV: Nobody is sure as to how effective this would be. |
V: People were also not being influenced enough to take preventive measures. |
What should be the THIRD sentence? |
Direction: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions that follow. |
I: The alternative was a blitz by the health workers to popularize the preventive measures. |
II: This information was considered inadequate. |
Ill: People have been reading about AIDS in the mass media. |
IV: Nobody is sure as to how effective this would be. |
V: People were also not being influenced enough to take preventive measures. |
What should be the LAST sentence? |
Change the voice. |
We hope that we will win the match. |
Fill in the blank with correct determiners. |
_________ knowledge is a dangerous thing. |
Give the usage of the word underlined. |
Even if it is raining, I will not take my umbrella. |
Judge the right word. |
He requested all his class ________to attend his birthday party. |
Directions: Give the one word substitutions for the followings. |
Living for years and years |
Directions: Give the one word substitutions for the followings. |
An imaginary name assumed by an author for disguise |
Fill in the blank with correct pronoun. |
I have no liking for such a man as_____. |
Direction: Identify the option that closely expresses the meaning of the given phrase/idiom. |
Swan-song |
Direction: Identify the option that closely expresses the meaning of the given phrase/idiom. |
By the rule of thumb |
Given below are three statements followed by two conclusions, numbered I&II. You have to take both the statements as true and answer which of the conclusions logically follows the given statements. |
Statements: |
I. All rings are fingers. |
II. Some ears are fingers. |
III. All ears are necklaces. |
Conclusions: |
I. Some necklaces are fingers. |
II. Some necklaces are rings. |
Direction: Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions that follow: |
In the late 19th century, John Pierpont Morgan attained legendary status by presiding over the restructuring and consolidation of the American railroads, steel and electrical equipment industries. As financier to these businesses, he forced mergers among them as a means to eliminate cut-throat competition and restore viability of operations. When some railroad promoters objected to this banker control of their lines, Morgan famously retorted, "Your roads! Your roads belong to my clients (i.e. depositors)". |
Something similar seems to be underway here as well, with bankers beginning to assume more-than-usual interest in the distressed businesses they have lent money to. The Government of India's recently approved financial restructuring plan for State power distribution companies or Discoms was prompted no less by lender concerns. Roughly three-fourths of the Rs 2.5 lakh crore accumulated losses of these utilities have been funded by banks and financial institutions. The scheme envisages rescheduling of the Discoms' outstanding short-term liabilities, conditional upon their implementing reforms leading to improved operational performance and debt servicing capacity Moreover, the State-level monitoring committees to oversee adherence to the mandatory conditions are to have significant banker representation. |
John Pierpont Morgan attained legendary status because: |
Direction: Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions that follow: |
In the late 19th century, John Pierpont Morgan attained legendary status by presiding over the restructuring and consolidation of the American railroads, steel and electrical equipment industries. As financier to these businesses, he forced mergers among them as a means to eliminate cut-throat competition and restore viability of operations. When some railroad promoters objected to this banker control of their lines, Morgan famously retorted, "Your roads! Your roads belong to my clients (i.e. depositors)". |
Something similar seems to be underway here as well, with bankers beginning to assume more-than-usual interest in the distressed businesses they have lent money to. The Government of India's recently approved financial restructuring plan for State power distribution companies or Discoms was prompted no less by lender concerns. Roughly three-fourths of the Rs 2.5 lakh crore accumulated losses of these utilities have been funded by banks and financial institutions. The scheme envisages rescheduling of the Discoms' outstanding short-term liabilities, conditional upon their implementing reforms leading to improved operational performance and debt servicing capacity Moreover, the State-level monitoring committees to oversee adherence to the mandatory conditions are to have significant banker representation. |
Government of India's recently approved financial restructuring plan for State power distribution companies or Discerns was prompted by: |
Direction: Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions that follow: |
In the late 19th century, John Pierpont Morgan attained legendary status by presiding over the restructuring and consolidation of the American railroads, steel and electrical equipment industries. As financier to these businesses, he forced mergers among them as a means to eliminate cut-throat competition and restore viability of operations. When some railroad promoters objected to this banker control of their lines, Morgan famously retorted, "Your roads! Your roads belong to my clients (i.e. depositors)". |
Something similar seems to be underway here as well, with bankers beginning to assume more-than-usual interest in the distressed businesses they have lent money to. The Government of India's recently approved financial restructuring plan for State power distribution companies or Discoms was prompted no less by lender concerns. Roughly three-fourths of the Rs 2.5 lakh crore accumulated losses of these utilities have been funded by banks and financial institutions. The scheme envisages rescheduling of the Discoms' outstanding short-term liabilities, conditional upon their implementing reforms leading to improved operational performance and debt servicing capacity Moreover, the State-level monitoring committees to oversee adherence to the mandatory conditions are to have significant banker representation. |
Financial restructuring plan for State power distribution companies or Discoms envisages which of the following? |
Find the analogy. |
Fear: Threat : : Anger : ? |
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