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AILET PG English Mock Tests 2022 | NLUD LLM Mock

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AILET PG English Mock Tests 2022 | NLUD LLM Mock: 1

51. Find out the Synonym for the word “Interpolate”.

a Clarify

b Investigate

c Reverse

d. Insert

52. Find out the Antonym for the word “Laconic”

a Terse

b Loquacious

c Curt

d Sagacious

53. The railway station is to my school.

a near

b close

c next

d beside

54. | have no milk left with me. | have already given to cat. milk, |had

a little

b a little

c. the little

d. the few

55. Having very selective taste is called

a Chaperon

b Eucrasia

c Franchise

d Fastidious

56. That cannot be avoided is called

a Inimitable

6 Infallible

c Ingressive

d Inevitable

57. Find the correctly spelt word

a Anxiously

b Anxeously

c Anxieously

d. Anxeiously

58. Remote means

a Peak

b Distant

¢ Way of working

d. Hard work

59. Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of idiam/phrase- “Got the sack”.

a Resigned

b Got tired of

c Was dismissed from

d. Was demoted from

60. Satiate means

a Direct

b_ Gratify

c Manage

d Defeat

61. To come round

(A) To agree

(B) Casual visit

(D) To accept an argument

62. Break up

(A) Accumulate pieces

(B) Adjourned

(D) Closed/ dispersed

Q: 63-67 In questions, sentences are given with blanks to be filled in with an appropriate word (s). Four alternatives are suggested for each question. Choose the correct alternatives out of the four:

63)The Chairman is ill and we’ll have to ……. the meeting for a few days.

a) put on

b) put of

c) put away

d) put off

64. The cat and the dog have a ……. enemy in the rat.

a) same

b) common

c) mutual

d) similar

65. He told me that he …….. watching the movie.

a) is finished

b) was finished

c) had finished

d) not finished

66. He is very good …….. making stories.

a) in

b) about

c) at

d) for

67. I do my work …….. carefully to make mistakes.

a) so

b) very

c) too

d) more

Directions ( Q.Nos. 68-72 ) : Some parts of the sentences have errors and some are correct. Find out which part of a sentence has an error :

68)Ram was (a)/ senior to (b)/ Sam in college.(c)/ No error (d)

69. Supposing if (a)/ it rains (b)/ what shall we do? (c)/ No error (d)

70. The capital of Yemen (a)/ is situating (b)/ 2190 meters above the sea level. (c)/ No error (d)

71. The captain along with his team (a)/ are practicing very hard (b)/ for the forthcoming match. (c)/ No error (d)

72. It was him (a)/ who came running (b)/ into the classroom. (c)/ No error (d)

Directions : In the following questions, some parts have been jumbled up. You are required to rearrange these parts, which are labeled P, Q, R and S, to produce the correct sentence.

73)In life, some rules are/ (P), as business/ (Q), they seem almost instinctive/ ®, learnt so early that/ (S)

a) R S P Q

b) Q P S R

c) R P S Q

d) Q S P R

74. All precautionary measures were taken, to prevent the capture of booths/ (P), during the election/ (Q), by the Government/ (R), by the terrorists (S)

a) S P R Q

b) Q S P R

c) R P S Q

d) R Q S P

75. Kapil, left in an aeroplane / (P), after reading a sailing magazine/ (Q), had decided/ ®, to build his own boat nine years earlier/ (S)

a) P R Q S

b) R S Q P

c)R Q P SS

d) P S R Q

76. Each culture, flourishes when it comes/ (P), own tradition an dyet/ (Q), draws strength from its/ ®, into contact with others/ (S)

a) R Q P S

b) S P Q R

c) R P Q S

d) S Q P R

77. Women, are more likely to give birth prematurely/ (P), and their babies are at increased risk/ (Q), who are poorly nourished or sick/ ®, of death and disability/ (S)

a) R Q S p

b) R P Q S

c) Q S P R

d) Q S R P

78. Today, in the country/ (P), offers the best connectivity, both/ (Q), Kerala, among all states/ (R), in terms of telecom and datacom/ (S)

a) R P Q S

b) S Q P R

c) R Q P S

d) S P Q R

79. With open arms

A. Warmly

B. Cold blooded

C. Resemble

D. Coldly

80. By leaps and bounds

A. very fast

B. very slow

C. in details

D. Aimlessly

81. Bag and baggage

A. All the clothing

B. Without any belonging

C. Leave

D. With all one’s belongings

Directions (Q.82 to 85) Read the following passage to answer the given questions based on it.

One day Nandu rode his horse to the village fair. On his way back he met Somendra, the merchant. The merchant was a crafty man, ready to do anything to earn some money. The villages knew this. In fact no one knew what trick he would be up to next. Now, Nandu was poor and had no one in the world to call his own except a beautiful, white horse. He loved it more than anything else in the world. The merchant had his eye on the horse for a long time and tried to think of a way to get it for himself. Seeing Nandu, the merchant thought, Nandu is a simpleton. Let me see if I can trick him out of his horse. So he said to Nandu, You live all alone. How do you manage? What does a young boy like you need with a horse? Sell it to me and I shall make you rich in return. Nandu replied, “No I don’t want to sell my horse.”

But the merchant refused to give up so easily. He offered Nandu more money. Finally, when the offer reached five hundred gold coins, Nandu paused and said. Five hundred gold coins seems like a good price. But I have a condition. If you agree to it, I shall give you my horse. “What is it?”, the merchant asked impatiently. “Give me the money right now and I shall give you my horse when I have given you ten lashes.” After all he would resell the horse for over a thousand gold coins in the market. He would take twenty lashes for such a gain. He agreed instantly. He ran home and got the money for Nandu and brought along his whip as well. Nandu counted the money carefully. He then took the whip and the lashes fell on the merchant’s back in quick succession. By the eighth lash the merchant was almost in tears but he told himself that there were only two lashes to go and the horse would be his. The merchant held his breath waiting for the final lashes. But Nandu had mounted his horse and was riding off. “Wait!”, shouted the merchant in anger. “What about the last lashes? Where are you going with the horse? We had a deal.

Nandu stopped and said, “I agree to give you the horse only after I had given you ten lashes. But it is upsetting my horse. I’ll give you the last lashes later. Till then goodbye!” “Come back you cheat!”, the merchant shouted. But the crowd that had gathered around agreed with Nandu. A deal was a deal. Till the last lash was given, the horse could not belong to the merchant. Nandu rode away richer by five hundred gold coins and Somendra waited in vain for several days for the final lash which never came.

82. Cook settled in the continent of Australia because :

a. he had under taken the task of criminal reforms
b. he was upset with the apathy of the British Government

c. the British Government had not taken his suggestion seriously

d. he wanted to prove his claim of suitability of that part to live in

83. The author gives credit to the West for their contribution in

a. exploring new areas

b. discovering Western part of the world

c. establishing facts of history

d. re-writing historical facts

84. According to the author, James Cook made his achievements on the strength of-

1. support from the British Government

2. his skills as a sailor and leadership qualities