1.
Directions(Q.1 to Q.5 ):

In the question given below, some sentences/phrases are given out of which one maybe or may not be grammatically correct. Find the grammatically correct sentence/phrase out of the given options. If all of the given sentences/phrases are correct, mark option 5 i.e. “All are correct” as your answer.


Q


a

Do I knows you?

b

He gets tough at times.

c

You must has acknowledged.

d

We didn’t knew.

e

All are correct


2.

Q


a

Do you know what time it is in Boston?

b

Won’t somebody please help me?

c

I quit a long time ago.

d

I had to work hard when I was young.

e

All are correct


3.

Q


a

She agreed in him that I should go to the meeting.

b

To tell the truth, I used to smoking two packs a day.

c

We agrees to leave soon.

d

I hope my last mail didn’t sound too harsh.

e

All are correct


4.

Q


a

Neither her friends nor Mary were in a talkative mood.

b

None of the story he tells is true.

c

He is a cut above the average college student.

d

I don’t wanted to play this game anymore.

e

All are correct


5.

Q


a

Two against one is not a fair fight.

b

She accepts criticism from anyone but her parents.

c

Lend him as much money as he needs.

d

Do you think I should go alone?

e

All are correct


6.
Directions(Q.6 to Q.10 ):

Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below them. Certain words/phrases have been printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.

Global and transnational processes and practices have been observed to influence and impact various aspects of contemporary education within many geographical contexts, and thus the fields of research related to education and globalization are vast: they are not contained simply within one field or subfield, but can be seen to cross sub-disciplinary borders, in policy studies, curriculum, pedagogy, higher education studies, assessment, and more.

As mentioned previously, modern education can itself be seen as one most basic instance of globalization, connected to increased interdependency of communities around the world in economic and political affairs first associated with imperialism and colonialism, and more recently with the capitalist world economy. And as the modern educational system cannot be seen as removed or sealed off from cultural and political-economic processes involved in most conceptualizations of globalization, the impacts of globalization processes upon education are often considered wide-ranging, though many are also controversial.

Major trends: From a functionalist perspective, the globalization of educational systems has been influenced by new demands and desires for educational transferability, of students and educators. In place of dichotomous systems in terms of academic levels and credentialing, curriculum, and assessment, increasing convergence can be observed today, as it is recognized that standardization makes movement of people in education across societies more readily feasible, and that such movement of people can __________ education in a number of ways (to achieve diversity, to increase specialization and the promotion of dedicated research centers, to enhance global employability, and so on). Thus, the mobility and paths of movement of students and academics, for education and better life opportunities, have been a rapidly expanding area of research.


Which of the following words is similar in meaning to associated?


a

chisel

b

innate

c

equivocal

d

eclectic

e

None of these


7.

Choose the word that appropriately fits in blank given in the passage.


a

distinct

b

channelize

c

create

d

enhance

e

influence


8.

Which of the following is the most appropriate title of the passage?


a

Aspects of contemporary education

b

Political affairs affecting education

c

Modern Education

d

Globalization’s Impact on Education

e

Achieving diversity among nations


9.

Which of the following sentences is in accordance with the theme of the passage?


a

Globalization is understood as a process or condition of contemporary human life, at the broadest level, rather than a single event or activity.

b

Globalization in education cannot be merely described as harmful or beneficial, but depends on one’s position, perspective, values, and priorities.

c

Global citizenship education has been conceived by political theorists and educational philosophers.

d

Education held by scholars and political leaders is a key to enhance the modern human condition.

e

Globalization as a contemporary condition or process clearly shapes education around the globe, in terms of policies and values.


10.

According to the passage, in what way the education field is vast?


a

As it is not confined to any geographical region.

b

as the impact of globalization on education is wide ranging.

c

As it has various aspects that increase the dependency on other communities of the world.

d

both 1 and 2

e

All of the above.


11.
Directions(Q.11 to Q.15 ):

Each of the sentences given below contains a blank. Identify the most suitable alternative among the five given that fits into the blank to make the sentence logical and meaningful.


All this at the time seemed merely strange to Pierre: he felt he could not _____________its significance.


a

appreciate

b

hold on

c

encrypt

d

grasp

e

overlook


12.

History bears several instances of how ambitions of individuals have ruined countries and brought untold ______________to the people.


a

joys

b

injuries

c

miseries

d

comforts

e

heartaches


13.

Labour ______________ is not just good for those on the move but it also has a positive effect on the economy.


a

mobility

b

constancy

c

durabilty

d

adaptability

e

resilience


14.

Sometimes it is not only a book but the book read with an ________________review of it that gives us an understanding of a reality.


a

alert

b

insightful

c

rational

d

artful

e

obtuse


15.

An _________________ link exists between democracy and public freedom.


a

determinable

b

avoidable

c

inextricable

d

involved

e

elaborated


16.
Directions(Q.16 to Q.20 ):

In the questions given below, there is a sentence in which one part is given in bold. The part given in bold may or may not be grammatically correct. Choose the best alternative among the four given which can replace the part in bold to make the sentence grammatically correct. If the part given in bold is already correct and does not require any replacement, choose option 5 , i.e. “No replacement required” as your answer.


Despite of the government’s protecting, he was the victim of an assassination attempt which killed him.


a

Despite being the government’s protecting

b

Despite being the government’s protection

c

Despite the government’s protection

d

Despite of the government’s protection

e

No replacement required


17.

They feared to spare him lest he would report the matter to the king.


a

lest he would not report

b

lest he should report

c

lest he will report

d

lest he shall report

e

no replacement required


18.

As soon as he finished reading the collect letter, than he flew into a rage and tore it into pieces.


a

than he flown into a rage

b

then he flown into a rage

c

then he flew into a rage

d

he flew into a rage

e

no replacement required


19.

This is perhaps the same car which ran her over while she was returning from school.


a

that ran her over while she was

b

which run her over while she was

c

which run her over when she was

d

that running her over while she was

e

no replacement required


20.

If you will set your mind to a goal, you will eventually achieve it.


a

would set your mind

b

shall set your mind

c

set your mind

d

should set your mind

e

no replacement required


21.
Directions(Q.21 to Q.24 ):

Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph then answer the questions given below them.

(A) The cow made a request to the tiger, “I have got a calf at home and the calf is very hungry.”

(B) The tiger was convinced with her plea and allowed her to return to the village.

(C) All the cows became scared and started running towards the village, but one cow was left behind.

(D) The cow said to the tiger, “I will come back after giving my milk to the calf. I promise.”

(E) Some cows were grazing in a forest. A tiger pounced upon them.

(F) “It is impossible. Because if I leave you now, you will not come back” said the tiger.


Which of the following will be the SECOND sentence after rearrangement?


a

A

b

B

c

C

d

D

e

E


22.

Which of the following will be the FOURTH sentence after rearrangement?


a

A

b

D

c

C

d

F

e

E


23.

Which of the following will be the THIRD sentence after rearrangement?


a

A

b

B

c

F

d

D

e

C


24.

Which of the following will be the SIXTH (LAST) sentence after rearrangement?


a

A

b

B

c

D

d

F

e

E


25.
Directions(Q.25 to Q.30 ):

In each question below some sentences/phrases are given which are named A, B, C, D and E. Rearrange the given five sentences/phrases to make a coherent sentence/paragraph. The rearranged sequence of the sentences/phrases will be your answer. If after rearrangement, no option matches, and option 5. i.e. “None of these” is given, mark it as answer.


(A) Speaking French

(B) a native speaker

(C) who hear Tom

(D) many people

(E) think he is


a

DCBAE

b

DCEAB

c

DABCE

d

DCAEB

e

None of these


26.

(A) That Spanish is

(B) one of the most

(C) some people say

(D) in the world

(E) beautiful languages


a

EDABC

b

BDACE

c

CABED

d

CBEDA

e

None of these


27.

(A) Go to Boston

(B) Jack could not

(C) enough money

(D) with us because

(E) he didn’t have


a

BACED

b

BAEDC

c

BCADE

d

BADEC

e

None of these


28.

(A) Sean had to

(B) pumped because

(C) he had accidentally

(D) have his stomach

(E) eaten some rat poison


a

AECBD

b

ADBCE

c

ABCDE

d

ADEBC

e

None of these


29.

(A) Graduated from our

(B) English with a native speaker

(C) university has studied

(D) for at least two years

(E) every student who has


a

DECAB

b

EBCAD

c

EACBD

d

EADCB

e

None of these


30.

(A) About how he

(B) telling Mary the story

(C) being eaten by cannibals

(D) Michael remembers

(E) had escaped from


a

AEBDC

b

DBAEC

c

DCAEB

d

ACEDB

e

None of these


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