[SPECIAL] NDA ENGLISH CHAMPION QUIZ 02

Find Synonym.

EQUANIMITY

Spotting the part of the sentence which has an error.

There have been a tornado watch (a) / issued for Texas country (b) / until 11 O'clock tonight. (c) / No error (d)

Select the most appropriate option for the given idiom/phrase.

Ball is in your cart

It is no use in crying over..............

Spotting the part of the sentence which has an error.

The fruit (a) / can be made (b) / to jaam. (c) / No error (d)

Select the most appropriate option for the given idiom/phrase.

Step up the plate

Spotting the part of the sentence which has an error.

Our gardener, which is very lazy, (a) / says that (b) / there will be no apples this year. (c) / No error (d)

Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase.

Rack and ruin

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COLLUSION

Spotting the error.

Having deprived of their houses (a)/ in the recent earthquake (b)/ they had no other option but to take shelter in a school. (c)/ No error (d)

Though he has several interim plans, his.............aim is to become a billionaire.

Find Synonym.

OBSCURE

Select the option that is nearest in meaning to the coloured word.

Can medicines save us from death?

Find Synonym.

DISDAINFUL

Select the option that is nearer to meaning to the coloured word.

It was felt that the decision to remove the group from the exercise  would be detrimental to the organisation.

Select the option that is nearest in meaning to the coloured word.

The jewels have been stolen from her bedroom.

Choose the best alternative and improve the sentence.

She is quite well now, except a slight cold.

Read the passage/sentences and find out which of the four combinations is correct.

1. When the impressionists

P. they made them look like

Q. everyday and often putting

R. people you would see

S. painted pictures of people

6. more emphasis on the scene.

Choose the best alternative and improve the sentence.

The commoners joined the king's army at crushing the rebels.

Spotting the part of the sentence which has an error.

She felt (a) / terribly anxious for have to sing (b) / in front of such a large audience. (c) / No error (d)