English Quiz practice sets from previous and recent passed exam.Set-E

Direction (1-15) Find Common Errors 1. Despite of many difficulties in the political relationship /(a) with Washington, Nehru retained not only a civil dialogue /(b) with the USA, but also /(c) very considerable economic interaction /(d) No error /(e) See Answer 1. a. Delete ‘of’

2. The government decision to charge a cess on /(a) all services in addition to the service tax /(b) will make the service more expensive /(c) and also clutter tax system

English Quiz practice sets from previous and recent passed exam.Set-D

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Direction (1-5) Double Fillers 1. The government’s scheme offered to those with undisclosed assets overseas to come clear has produced a ______ rather than the bang political ______ had made it out to be and so-called voluntary compliance scheme. (a) blubber,system (b) complication,rant

English Quiz practice sets from previous and recent passed exam.Set-C

Direction (1-5) Find common errors from the following. 1. After his term in the Department of Defence /(a) he had been appointed the Secretary of Energy /(b) a job in which he strongly supported the use /(c) of alternate sources of energy such as nuclear /(d) No error /(e) See Answer 1. d. Replace ‘alternate’ with ‘alternative’

2. As GDP growth is half of what it /(a) is just a few years ago, the

English Quiz practice sets from previous and recent passed exam. Set B

Direction (1-5) Pick out the most effective word from the given options to fill in the blanks to make the sentence meaningfully complete. 1.  A little more than a year ago, a new Government ______ office to fulfil the collective dreams of a billion-plus peoople. (a) surrendered (b) retained  (c) reached  (d) accepted  (e) assumed See Answer 1. e

2. The clarion call of the Prime Minister’s to ‘Make in India’ ______ enormous promise to

English Quiz practice sets from previous and recent passed exam . Set A

Direction (a-e) Rearrangement of the sentences       (A) In fact,Central Government has in consultation with the RBI framed rules. (B) The Act provides rigorous punishment for the offence of money laundering. and impose penalties if he finds that the banking company has failed to comply with the requirement of the Act. (C) The prevention of Money Laundering Act was enacted to prevent money laundering.