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CUET (UG) 2023
List of top Questions asked in CUET (UG)- 2023
The soldiers were _____war
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Prepositions
Which ones of the given words are not the adverbs:-
A. Already
B. Greedy
C. Certainly
D. Scarce
E. often
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Adverbs
Choose the most appropriate option to convert the following sentence in Passive Voice into Active Voice :
Did anyone invite Rachna to the party?
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Active and Passive Voice
Complete the following sentence by using a question tag:
i am older to you ______.
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Fill in the Blanks
Which of the following sentences demonstrate an incorrect form of the adverb?
A. The moon shine bright in the day.
B. You are pretty mistaken about him.
C. He never comes late.
D. It would hardly rain today.
E. The have ran more faster than the dog.
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Adverbs
Rearrange the phrases to make a meaningful sentence:
A. type of my heart could soften
B. in some objects including human tissue
C. penetrate that Roentgen
D. discovered a new
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CUET (UG)
English
Para Jumbles
Choose the suitable Homophone from the given option for the word ‘Four’.
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Phrases
Choose the most appropriate option which best expresses the same sentence in Indirect/Direct speech.
She asked me if I was going to college.
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CUET (UG)
English
Direct And Indirect Speech
Convert the following sentence from Assertive to Exclamatory :
I wish I could meet my friend again.
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Sentence Transformation
Match the words in List I with their meanings in List II
LIST I
Foreign words
LIST II
Meaning
A
exempli gratia
I
Connection
B
nexus
II
Shortcoming
C
Literati
III
for example
D
Lacuna
IV
Literary persons
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CUET (UG)
English
Phrase or Idiom Meaning
Choose the best option to convert the given Assertive Sentence into Exclamatory Sentence:
I wish I knew more people here.
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Sentence Transformation
Fill in the blank with the appropriate pair of articles from the options given below.
"He would make _____better statesman than _____University Professor."
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CUET (UG)
English
Articles
The given sentence is divided into three parts. Scan it carefully for errors and choose the most appropriate options
A) I found less B) books in the C) library than that
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Error Detection and Correction
Which of the following sentences uses an Article INCORRECTLY ?
CUET (UG) - 2023
CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Articles
Change the following sentence from Direct speech to Indirect Speech:
The coach promised," If you will come before school tomorrow. I will teach it,"
Choose appropriate option.
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Direct And Indirect Speech
Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom: helter skelter
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CUET (UG)
English
Phrase or Idiom Meaning
Which one of the given sentences is not grammatically correct?
CUET (UG) - 2023
CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Sentence Correction
Choose the part of the following sentence that contains an error :
The most important feature of our products are that they are all created by hand.
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Error Spotting
Match the words in List I with their appropriate meanings in List II:
List I
List II
A.
Fuddled
I.
Defraud
B.
Imposter
II.
Domineering
C.
Postend
III.
Stupefied
D.
Imperious
IV.
Predict
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CUET (UG)
English
Phrase or Idiom Meaning
Pick out the correct meaning of the following word: au revoir
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CUET (UG)
English
Phrase or Idiom Meaning
From the given options, choose the one that rightly explains the following idiom :
\(\text{\underline{To call a spade a spade}}\)
(A) to speak redely
(B) to speak directly
(C) to speak diplomatically
(D) to speak frankly
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CUET (UG)
English
Idioms
Match the idioms of List I with their meaning in List II
List I
Idioms
List II
Meaning
A.
To muddle through
I.
anger and resentment
B.
To face the music
II.
to work in a confused way
C.
In the doldrums
III.
to accept the consequences
D.
Foam and Froth
IV.
in trouble
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CUET (UG)
English
Phrase or Idiom Meaning
Choose the sentence that does not have the articles placed correctly:
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CUET (UG)
English
Articles
Choose the appropriate idiom to replace the underlined part of sentence.
He has
taken his loss so seriously
that he fell sick.
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CUET (UG)
English
Idioms
Match List I with List II
LIST I (Phrasal Verb)
LIST II-(Meaning)
A
Pull down
I
Be careful
B
Close down
II
Fall asleep
C
Look out
III
Demolish
D
Doze off
IV
Go out of business
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CUET (UG)
English Grammar
Homophones
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