Class 11 PSA Language Convention English Test

1

Following are the passages with blanks numbering (1) to (8). Read the passages carefully and complete the passages with suitable words out of the four alternatives given: Gandhiji (1)_____________ to Molihari (2) capital of Champaran. He (3)______________ by several lawyers. (4)_____________ railway station, a huge crowd (5)____________ him. He (6)_______________ to a house and (7)_____________ it as headquarters. A report came in that a peasant (8)_______________ in a nearby village. Which of these fits gap 1?

A
will proceed
B
has proceeded
C
proceed
D
proceeded
Correct

2

Following are the passages with blanks numbering (1) to (8). Read the passages carefully and complete the passages with suitable words out of the four alternatives given: Gandhiji (1)_____________ to Molihari (2) capital of Champaran. He (3)______________ by several lawyers. (4)_____________ railway station, a huge crowd (5)____________ him. He (6)_______________ to a house and (7)_____________ it as headquarters. A report came in that a peasant (8)_______________ in a nearby village. Which of these fits gap 2?

A
a
B
its
C
the
Correct
D
an

3

Following are the passages with blanks numbering (1) to (8). Read the passages carefully and complete the passages with suitable words out of the four alternatives given: Gandhiji (1)_____________ to Molihari (2) capital of Champaran. He (3)______________ by several lawyers. (4)_____________ railway station, a huge crowd (5)____________ him. He (6)_______________ to a house and (7)_____________ it as headquarters. A report came in that a peasant (8)_______________ in a nearby village. Which of these fits gap 3?

A
has been accompanying
B
was accopanied
Correct
C
has been accopained
D
accompained

4

Following are the passages with blanks numbering (1) to (8). Read the passages carefully and complete the passages with suitable words out of the four alternatives given: Gandhiji (1)_____________ to Molihari (2) capital of Champaran. He (3)______________ by several lawyers. (4)_____________ railway station, a huge crowd (5)____________ him. He (6)_______________ to a house and (7)_____________ it as headquarters. A report came in that a peasant (8)_______________ in a nearby village. Which of these fits gap 4?

A
on
Correct
B
by
C
in
D
at

5

Following are the passages with blanks numbering (1) to (8). Read the passages carefully and complete the passages with suitable words out of the four alternatives given: Gandhiji (1)_____________ to Molihari (2) capital of Champaran. He (3)______________ by several lawyers. (4)_____________ railway station, a huge crowd (5)____________ him. He (6)_______________ to a house and (7)_____________ it as headquarters. A report came in that a peasant (8)_______________ in a nearby village. Which of these fits gap 5?

A
greeted
Correct
B
had greeted
C
greet
D
was greeting

6

Following are the passages with blanks numbering (1) to (8). Read the passages carefully and complete the passages with suitable words out of the four alternatives given: Gandhiji (1)_____________ to Molihari (2) capital of Champaran. He (3)______________ by several lawyers. (4)_____________ railway station, a huge crowd (5)____________ him. He (6)_______________ to a house and (7)_____________ it as headquarters. A report came in that a peasant (8)_______________ in a nearby village. Which of these fits gap 6?

A
gone
B
had gone
C
went
Correct
D
go

7

Following are the passages with blanks numbering (1) to (8). Read the passages carefully and complete the passages with suitable words out of the four alternatives given: Gandhiji (1)_____________ to Molihari (2) capital of Champaran. He (3)______________ by several lawyers. (4)_____________ railway station, a huge crowd (5)____________ him. He (6)_______________ to a house and (7)_____________ it as headquarters. A report came in that a peasant (8)_______________ in a nearby village. Which of these fits gap 7?

A
was using
B
used
Correct
C
was used
D
has used

8

Following are the passages with blanks numbering (1) to (8). Read the passages carefully and complete the passages with suitable words out of the four alternatives given: Gandhiji (1)_____________ to Molihari (2) capital of Champaran. He (3)______________ by several lawyers. (4)_____________ railway station, a huge crowd (5)____________ him. He (6)_______________ to a house and (7)_____________ it as headquarters. A report came in that a peasant (8)_______________ in a nearby village. Which of these fits gap 8?

A
maltreat
B
maltreated
C
was maltreated
Correct
D
was maltreating

9

Read the sentences given below and substitute the underlined word(s) with the appropriate synonym option: <br / She does not know much of mathematics. I think she is incapable of solving this problem.

A
unable
Correct
B
expert
C
able
D
creative

10

Read the sentences given below and substitute the underlined word(s) with the appropriate synonym option: <br / A man who is fragile can easily be disturbed by others.

A
foolish and non-sense
B
unknown
C
delicate and sensitive
Correct
D
intelligent

11

Read the sentences given below and substitute the underlined idiom/phrases word(s) with the appropriate option: <br / 15th of August 1947 is a red-letter day in our country as we got freedom from foreigners on this day.

A
a memorable day
Correct
B
an unimporatant day
C
a dangerous day
D
a day on which letters are written

12

Read the sentences given below and substitute the underlined idiom/phrases word(s) with the appropriate option: <br / We should not look down upon the poor, they are also human beings.

A
to look in an insulting way
Correct
B
to look in an interesting way
C
to agree with
D
to look respectfully

13

Find out the opposites of the underlined words out of the four options given: Ganga is supposed to be a pious river. People worship it as a mother.

A
terrible
B
impure
Correct
C
famous
D
pure

14

Choose the correct spellings:

A
remorsefull
B
remorcefull
C
remorsiful
D
remorseful
Correct

15

Find out the opposites of the underlined words: The enemy soldiers were captured by the Indian Army. All of them were put in the jail.

A
killed
B
released
Correct
C
gifted
D
imprisoned

16

Choose the options which best explains the underline phrase/idiom: Don’t beat about the bush, give me the exact information.

A
tell the detailed aspects
B
give useless information
Correct
C
give new information
D
give detailed infromation

17

Spot the errors. (Indicate the part in which the error is. Use ‘no error’ in case there is no error in the sentences) The fruits of /all the modern luxuries /lie /in the science. ./no error (a) (b) (c) (d) (e)

A
c
B
b
C
d
Correct
D
a

18

Choose the correct alternative and fill the blank:<br / The earth _____________round the Sun.

A
revolve
B
none of these
C
revolves
Correct
D
revolved

19

Choose the best option from those given to complete the sentences (Reported speech) I believe______________________

A
him he is right
B
he be right
C
he is right
Correct
D
that he right

20

Choose the correct option to complete these passive voice sentences. The lamp _____________________by the wind

A
was blow out
B
was blowed out
C
was being blown out
D
was blown out
Correct

21

Choose the appropriate modal to fill in the blank:- You __________ go now

A
should
B
can
C
may
Correct
D
will

22

Fill in ‘a/an/the’ wherever required. Fill ‘X’ where no article is needed:- Mr. Kapoor organised _______ nice lunch in honour of ________ chairman.

A
an, the
B
x, the
C
a, the
Correct
D
a, an

23

Choose the correct alternative out of the four given below:- Divide twelve sums __________ three students.

A
among
Correct
B
between
C
for
D
to

24

Fill in the appropriate connectors from those given below:- We want our feelings to be respected ; _________ , we should respect the feeling of others.

A
similarly
Correct
B
on the other hand
C
because
D
nevertheless

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