NTSE Language Comprehensive Test
NTSE Language Comprehensive
This is NTSE Language Comprehensive Test. There are 40 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
The passage given below is followed by a set of questions. Choose the most appropriate answer to each questions.It was a chilly winter night. Saint Socrates was preaching to his disciples. His wife waned him of ending the discourse. Socrates did not oblige her. At midnight she got angry. She took a bucket of water and poured it on him. Socrates was just laughing. But his disciples were annoyed with the preceptress. Socrates told them, “I am a saint who is expected not to lose patience and temper even in precarious situations. My wife tested me and I got success. She is my preceptor. Don’t relive her. ‘Having heard this, she fell on the feet of Socrates and begged of his pardon. Since then she became a good wife and a human women.The night was
- Avery coldCorrect
- Bpleasant
- Cwarm
- Dvery warm
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The passage given below is followed by a set of questions. Choose the most appropriate answer to each questions.It was a chilly winter night. Saint Socrates was preaching to his disciples. His wife waned him of ending the discourse. Socrates did not oblige her. At midnight she got angry. She took a bucket of water and poured it on him. Socrates was just laughing. But his disciples were annoyed with the preceptress. Socrates told them, “I am a saint who is expected not to lose patience and temper even in precarious situations. My wife tested me and I got success. She is my preceptor. Don’t relive her. ‘Having heard this, she fell on the feet of Socrates and begged of his pardon. Since then she became a good wife and a human women.Socrates wife not angry because
- AIt was a chill winter night
- BShe warned him to end the discourse
- CSocrates continued preaching his disciples in the chilly winter night despite her warningCorrect
- DSocrates was preaching to his disciples
3
The passage given below is followed by a set of questions. Choose the most appropriate answer to each questions.It was a chilly winter night. Saint Socrates was preaching to his disciples. His wife waned him of ending the discourse. Socrates did not oblige her. At midnight she got angry. She took a bucket of water and poured it on him. Socrates was just laughing. But his disciples were annoyed with the preceptress. Socrates told them, “I am a saint who is expected not to lose patience and temper even in precarious situations. My wife tested me and I got success. She is my preceptor. Don’t relive her. ‘Having heard this, she fell on the feet of Socrates and begged of his pardon. Since then she became a good wife and a human women.Socrates just laughed when his wife poured water on him because
- AHe took is as a test of his patienceCorrect
- BHe himself wanted to take bath
- CHe enjoyed his wife's anger
- DHe was testing his wife
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The passage given below is followed by a set of questions. Choose the most appropriate answer to each questions.It was a chilly winter night. Saint Socrates was preaching to his disciples. His wife waned him of ending the discourse. Socrates did not oblige her. At midnight she got angry. She took a bucket of water and poured it on him. Socrates was just laughing. But his disciples were annoyed with the preceptress. Socrates told them, “I am a saint who is expected not to lose patience and temper even in precarious situations. My wife tested me and I got success. She is my preceptor. Don’t relive her. ‘Having heard this, she fell on the feet of Socrates and begged of his pardon. Since then she became a good wife and a human women.Socrates ‘ wife felt sorry for her act because
- ASocrates was shivering
- BSocrates lost his patience
- CSocrates kept his cool and even defended herCorrect
- DSocrates was laughing
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The passage given below is followed by a set of questions. Choose the most appropriate answer to each questions.It was a chilly winter night. Saint Socrates was preaching to his disciples. His wife waned him of ending the discourse. Socrates did not oblige her. At midnight she got angry. She took a bucket of water and poured it on him. Socrates was just laughing. But his disciples were annoyed with the preceptress. Socrates told them, “I am a saint who is expected not to lose patience and temper even in precarious situations. My wife tested me and I got success. She is my preceptor. Don’t relive her. ‘Having heard this, she fell on the feet of Socrates and begged of his pardon. Since then she became a good wife and a human women.How did this incident change Socrates’ wife?
- AIt made her wise
- BIt made her good
- CHer nature became good and humaneCorrect
- DIt instilled in her humility
6
The passage given below is followed by a set of questions. Choose the most appropriate answer to each questions.The doors of a great newspaper office are not ever locked. All through the day and all through the night work has to be done there, so that the readers of the paper may be kept in touch with everything which is interest. How’s comes into the office at every hours of the day- news of political developments, news of crimes, news of town happenings, and news of events which are going to take place. All this has to be gone through. The important facts are given headlines and the unnecessary details are cut out.Everyday important things are taking place in all parts of the earth. Wherever anything interesting is going on, a representative of the paper is sent to take notes and get all the facts. If there is a serious train collision somewhere on the line, an army of lists of the dead and get an account of what took place from the eye witness. Camera men go with them and take pictures of the twisted and broken carriage. ‘Not ever locked’ means
- Asometimes open
- Bsometimes locked
- Calways remain locked
- Dalways remains openCorrect
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The passage given below is followed by a set of questions. Choose the most appropriate answer to each questions.The doors of a great newspaper office are not ever locked. All through the day and all through the night work has to be done there, so that the readers of the paper may be kept in touch with everything which is interest. How’s comes into the office at every hours of the day- news of political developments, news of crimes, news of town happenings, and news of events which are going to take place. All this has to be gone through. The important facts are given headlines and the unnecessary details are cut out.Everyday important things are taking place in all parts of the earth. Wherever anything interesting is going on, a representative of the paper is sent to take notes and get all the facts. If there is a serious train collision somewhere on the line, an army of lists of the dead and get an account of what took place from the eye witness. Camera men go with them and take pictures of the twisted and broken carriage.What is meant by ‘headline’
- AMajor line
- BLines on the forehead
- CNewspaper headingCorrect
- Dmain line of railway
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The passage given below is followed by a set of questions. Choose the most appropriate answer to each questions.The doors of a great newspaper office are not ever locked. All through the day and all through the night work has to be done there, so that the readers of the paper may be kept in touch with everything which is interest. How’s comes into the office at every hours of the day- news of political developments, news of crimes, news of town happenings, and news of events which are going to take place. All this has to be gone through. The important facts are given headlines and the unnecessary details are cut out.Everyday important things are taking place in all parts of the earth. Wherever anything interesting is going on, a representative of the paper is sent to take notes and get all the facts. If there is a serious train collision somewhere on the line, an army of lists of the dead and get an account of what took place from the eye witness. Camera men go with them and take pictures of the twisted and broken carriage.News comes into the office
- ADuring day time
- BRound the clockCorrect
- CIn the pre-fixed hours
- DDuring night
9
The passage given below is followed by a set of questions. Choose the most appropriate answer to each questions.The doors of a great newspaper office are not ever locked. All through the day and all through the night work has to be done there, so that the readers of the paper may be kept in touch with everything which is interest. How’s comes into the office at every hours of the day- news of political developments, news of crimes, news of town happenings, and news of events which are going to take place. All this has to be gone through. The important facts are given headlines and the unnecessary details are cut out.Everyday important things are taking place in all parts of the earth. Wherever anything interesting is going on, a representative of the paper is sent to take notes and get all the facts. If there is a serious train collision somewhere on the line, an army of lists of the dead and get an account of what took place from the eye witness. Camera men go with them and take pictures of the twisted and broken carriage. ‘An army of newspaper men’ refers to
- ASecurity man of the newspaper
- BArmy man
- CArmy man who reads newspaper
- DA team of newspaper personsCorrect
10
The passage given below is followed by a set of questions. Choose the most appropriate answer to each questions. The doors of a great newspaper office are not ever locked. All through the day and all through the night work has to be done there, so that the readers of the paper may be kept in touch with everything which is interest. How’s comes into the office at every hours of the day- news of political developments, news of crimes, news of town happenings, and news of events which are going to take place. All this has to be gone through. The important facts are given headlines and the unnecessary details are cut out. Everyday important things are taking place in all parts of the earth. Wherever anything interesting is going on, a representative of the paper is sent to take notes and get all the facts. If there is a serious train collision somewhere on the line, an army of lists of the dead and get an account of what took place from the eye witness. Camera men go with them and take pictures of the twisted and broken carriage. What is done with the news that comes into the office ?
- Apublished with headlines and necessary details
- BPublished with headlines and all details
- CIt is published as it is
- DUnnecessary details are cut outCorrect
11
Choose the order in which the three sentences (PQR) should appear to complete the paragraph. S1 I hold my temper and pick up my gum wrapper S2 &npsp &npsp &npsp …………………………………………………………………… S3 &npsp &npsp &npsp …………………………………………………………………… S4 &npsp &npsp &npsp …………………………………………………………………… S5 &npsp &npsp &npsp That dog dips up my garden and messes up my yard P &npsp &npsp &npsp So why is yours always all over the place? Q &npsp &npsp &npsp Then she says, and there’s a law in this town about dogs on a leash. R &npsp &npsp &npsp I put the wrapper in a bag
- AQPR
- BPQRCorrect
- CPRQ
- DRQP
12
Choose the order in which the three sentences (PQR) should appear to complete the paragraph. S1 Moving closer, I saw that it was a tiny baby squirrel S2 …………………………………………………………………… S3 …………………………………………………………………… S4 …………………………………………………………………… S5 It was now motionless, waiting for further assault P &npsp &npsp &npsp It must have accidently fallen down from a nest Q &npsp &npsp &npsp It was now an easy prey for crows R &npsp &npsp &npsp It had already sustained two wounds due to the assault by a pair of crows
- ARQP
- BPQRCorrect
- CQPR
- DQRP
13
Choose the word which best fills the blank: One should not .................. the orders of one’s superiors.
- Adevoid
- Bdefile
- CdefyCorrect
- Ddeify
14
Choose the word which best fills the blank: Please convey my best …………… to your parents
- AcomplimentsCorrect
- Bnourishment
- Csupplements
- DComplements
15
Choose the word which best fills the blank: Please…………… Your votes in favour of me.
- Acancel
- BcastCorrect
- Ccaste
- Dcost
16
Choose the word which best fills the blank: He was wearing a………… cotton shirt
- AlooseCorrect
- Bcost
- Close
- Dsize
17
Choose the word which best fills the blank: Her approach to work is so …………… That no one consider her reliable.
- Acommon
- BcasualCorrect
- Chigh
- Dlow
18
Choose the word which best fills the blank: The……………… Condition of our is not so good.
- AEconomicCorrect
- BEconomical
- CExpensive
- DCheap
19
Choose the word which best fills the blank: There was a good………… of Tabla and violin in the cultural programme.
- AUnisonCorrect
- BUnanimous
- CUnion
- DUnity
20
Choose the word which best fills the blank: Before we apply we must ensure that we…………… the required qualification for the jobs.
- ApossessCorrect
- Bacquire
- Ccontain
- Ddisclose
21
Choose the word which best fills the blank: On the way home from work, my car…………… Out of gas.
- Aslid
- Bwent
- CranCorrect
- Dclimbed
22
Choose the word which best fills the blank: One should ……………… From making unwarranted comments.
- Aallow
- BrefrainCorrect
- Cabstain
- Dprevent
23
Select the meaning of the given phrases/ idioms. Body and soul
- ASpiritually
- BPartially
- CPhysically
- DEntirelyCorrect
24
Select the meaning of the given phrases/ idioms. Milk and water
- Awhite
- Bstrong
- Cvery costly
- DweakCorrect
25
Select the meaning of the given phrases/ idioms. To play ducks and drakes
- Ato behave like a childCorrect
- Bto waste money
- Cto be romantic
- Dvery wise
26
In the following passage there are some blanks with numbers. Fill in the blanks by selecting the most appropriate word for each blank from given options of each number.It was a cloudy day. Before I ___26___ off to office, my mother ___27___ on my 28 an umbrella. So I ___29___ an umbrella along with my briefcase. Hardly had I started, when it started ___30___.Which of the following fits in gap 26?
- Areached
- Bbegin
- Cwent
- DsetCorrect
27
In the following passage there are some blanks with numbers. Fill in the blanks by selecting the most appropriate word for each blank from given options of each number.It was a cloudy day. Before I ___26___ off to office, my mother ___27___ on my 28 an umbrella. So I ___29___ an umbrella along with my briefcase. Hardly had I started, when it started ___30___.Which of the following fits in gap 27?
- Aadmonished
- Basked
- CinsistedCorrect
- Drequested
28
In the following passage there are some blanks with numbers. Fill in the blanks by selecting the most appropriate word for each blank from given options of each number.It was a cloudy day. Before I ___26___ off to office, my mother ___27___ on my 28 an umbrella. So I ___29___ an umbrella along with my briefcase. Hardly had I started, when it started ___30___.Which of the following fits in gap 28?
- Acatch
- Bhave
- CtakingCorrect
- Dget
29
In the following passage there are some blanks with numbers. Fill in the blanks by selecting the most appropriate word for each blank from given options of each number.It was a cloudy day. Before I ___26___ off to office, my mother ___27___ on my 28 an umbrella. So I ___29___ an umbrella along with my briefcase. Hardly had I started, when it started ___30___.Which of the following fits in gap 29?
- Ataken
- Bhave
- CtookCorrect
- Dcatch
30
In the following passage there are some blanks with numbers. Fill in the blanks by selecting the most appropriate word for each blank from given options of each number.It was a cloudy day. Before I ___26___ off to office, my mother ___27___ on my 28 an umbrella. So I ___29___ an umbrella along with my briefcase. Hardly had I started, when it started ___30___.Which of the following fits in gap 30?
- Arained
- Bto drizzleCorrect
- Cto rain
- Ddrizzling
31
Select the word which means the opposite of the given word. “Accustomed”
- AUsed to
- BCustomary
- CHabituated
- DUnusualCorrect
32
Select the word which means the opposite of the given word. “Elevation”
- AScale up
- BFrequent
- CDepressionCorrect
- Dlift
33
Select the word which means the opposite of the given word. “Humane”
- ARuthlessCorrect
- BHumanity
- CKind
- DGenerous
34
Select the word which means nearly the same of the given word. “Abstain”
- ARefuseCorrect
- BAccept
- CDisagree
- DAgree
35
Select the word which means nearly the same of the given word. “Brittle”
- AStrong
- BFragileCorrect
- CRough
- DUnbreakable
36
Select the word which means nearly the same of the given word. “Cajole”
- ACoaxCorrect
- BUpright
- CRebuke
- DChide
37
Fill in blanks from the given alternative: He ……… the opposition with a single trick.
- Abeat in
- Bbeat about
- Cbeat up
- Dbeat downCorrect
38
Fill in blanks from the given alternative: The teacher was very upset when the students did not ……….. for the class.
- Ashow case
- Bshow upCorrect
- Cshow down
- Dshow off
39
Fill in blanks from the given alternative: Sachin ………… an impossible win for India.
- Abrought upCorrect
- Bbrought before
- Cbrought off
- Dbrought for
40
Fill in blanks from the given alternative: The rising cases of crime ................. Immediate measure
- Acall in
- Bcall over
- CCall forCorrect
- Dcall forth