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List of top English Questions
He is too dull ...... the problem.
MET - 2009
MET
English
Grammar
The speaker drew the attention of the audience ...... the burning issue.
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MET
English
Grammar
It's nine o'clock ...... and I'm still at breakfast.
MET - 2009
MET
English
Grammar
Although he is blind, he is very fast ...... calculations.
MET - 2009
MET
English
Grammar
DEFT (Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning)
MET - 2009
MET
English
Vocabulary
HOARD (Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning)
MET - 2009
MET
English
Vocabulary
INTREPID (Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning)
MET - 2009
MET
English
Vocabulary
LAMENTABLE (Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning)
MET - 2009
MET
English
Vocabulary
Gift of the gab
CLAT - 2009
CLAT
English
Idioms
To bury the hatchet
CLAT - 2009
CLAT
English
Idioms
Spelling test – find correct spelling:
BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Vocabulary
It is difficult to believe what he tells us because his account of any event is always full of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Vocabulary
Three of the four words given below are spelt wrong. Identify the correctly spelt one.
CLAT - 2009
CLAT
English
Sentence Correction
Cacographist
BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Antonyms
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BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Vocabulary
Agnostic
BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Antonyms
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BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Vocabulary
REPRIMAND
BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Antonyms
Freedom, is the restricted kind in the sense (P), the rich and poor woman (Q), that a wide gulf separates (R), which a modern woman enjoys (S).
BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Sentence Arrangement
In life, some rules are (P), as in business (Q), they seem almost instinctive (R), learnt so early that (S).
BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Sentence Arrangement
Kapil, left in an aeroplane (P), after reading a sailing magazine (Q), had decided (R), to build his own boat nine years earlier (S).
BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Sentence Arrangement
The bank clerk tried to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ money from his friend’s account.
BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Vocabulary
Bohemian
BITSAT - 2009
BITSAT
English
Antonyms
Idli and Sambar/1 make the breakfast/2 in the South./3
SNAP - 2009
SNAP
English
Error Spotting
Your account should/1 have been credited/2 with three months’ interest./3
SNAP - 2009
SNAP
English
Error Spotting
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