Raman's ________record collection included everything from Bach to rock
A) effusive
B) rhapsodic
C) eclectic
D)inherent
E)refulgent
PS:e pls explain why you chose the option
The studies of the children were _____and_____ was the result.
A) neglected...ignorance
B) interrupted...incongruence
C)off tracked...alienation
D)instructed..genius
E)ignored...neglignce
Chinese gymnasts had picked up 11 gold medals at the 2008 Olympics and five at the London Games in 2012, the BBC reported. This year "it" will take home none. usage of it is correct here?
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PJ:
(1) The lack of scale works its way down to local component-makers.
(2) Only German car workers earn more.
(3) These are also small by global standards, so parts are pricey.
(4) Australian car making plants lack economies of scale but not employees with bulging wage packets.
(5) The result is that manufacturing costs are four times those in Asia and even twice European levels.
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Facts Inferences and Judgements: SIMCAT-5 Question
A. The fortress at Masyaf is a wonderful ruin: grim, dark and brooding, with an air of a castle belonging to a wicked ogre from a fairy tale.
B. It squats heavily on a pinnacle of rock above the town, framed on one side by the peaks of the Alawi mountains, on the other by a windbreak of cypress and the flapping felt tents of a Bedouin encampment.
C. Its weak curtain wall and irregularly placed, irregularly shaped towers of rough-cut granite can never have been a very serious deterrent to an attacker.
D. Yet it is just the sort of castle you would expect an Assassin to live in.
We are so much more capable than we ever give ourselves credit for.
is this sentence correct?
Parajumble:
(1) I know that in writing English I make errors in grammar and my vocabulary is limited.
(2) When asked what my mother tongue is, I reply without hesitation ‘English’ though my mother cannot speak a word of it.
(3) Most of what I read is English and I write English better than any of the Indian languages.
(4) I try to better my diction, improve my syntax and endeavour to turn out a polished sentence which is at once pregnant with meaning and pleasing to the ears.
(5) I call English my mother tongue because I am more familiar with it than with any other language.
(6) Most people I mix with are more at ease with English than with what they call their mother tongues.
Grammatically correct sentences? A. For all of china's modern trapping, analysts say this country still prefers to pay for things the old-fashioned way, with cold, hard cash. B. Many experts say it is not so much a refusal to enter the 21st century as much as wariness of the government towards its citizens and vice versa. C. Doing business in China takes a lot of cash because chinese authorities refuse to print any bill larger than the 100-renmibi note. D. Since 1988, the 100-renmibi note, graced by Mao Zedong's visage, has been largest note in circulation.
Sentence Completion-
Derren Brown – illusionist, mentalist, hypnotist and more – is always anxious that no details should be leaked about his astounding onstage feats. He has been touring with his current show, Svengali, since March last year, so you’d think the diehard Derrenistas would have seen it all by now, but Brown daren’t risk damaging his carefully wrought mystique.“You’re not going to talk about this in the article, are you?” he asks, when I quiz him about a detail of the show I’d seen in Aylesbury. It concerned the eerie mechanical doll that features in his act. “Because I can’t mention anything about the show, if that’s all right. It’s important that when people come, the surprises will work.” ________________________.
1.)I hadn’t expected Derren Brown to be so analytical and introspective. In performance, he’s knowing, sardonic, even slightly sadistic, and effortlessly in command of his material and his audience.
2.)The lack of authenticity of magic and illusion is known to all and by not talking about it, Derren Brown is further complicating matters and not doing his reputation any good.
3.)Perhaps basing your career on deception and illusion can have an undermining effect and can lead the very best of us to doubt our own selves.
4.)The magician’s fear of exposure is only natural. Since he isn’t genuinely psychic, if we start poking around in the machinery and taking his tricks to bits, the illusion is destroyed.
RC : Throughout his life, but especially towards its end in 1883, that lion of early modernism, Edouard Manet, loved to paint still lifes. Even in his portraits, his arrangements of things—books, bottles, crockery, flowers, food—are given a prominence that nearly puts them on par with people. His art wasn’t dominated by still life, as Cubism would be; but the inanimate has a large and vital presence in his work. That much is evident from the beautiful show at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, U.S., curated by George Maunet, “Manet: The Still-Life Paintings.” What one might not have realised before, though, is the role that still life, and especially the painting of flowers, played as an expressive consolation to him in his last years.
Manet’s paintings rarely sold (luckily, he had some money of his own). For most of his short career—he was 51 when he died—he was ferociously assailed by nearly every critic and journalist in Paris. (Some of them actually liked his still lifes and reserved their scorn for his portraits and figures.) His greatest paintings, Olympic, and Le Dejeuner sur l’Herbe, which today are among the unquestioned masterpieces of the 19th century and are seen by many as the twin pillars that mark and hold up the entrance to modernism, were pilloried by every man of taste and jeered at by spectators.
QUES-- By the sentence “luckily, he had some money of his own” in the second paragraph, the author wants to suggest that:
1. painting was not the only source of income for Edouard Manet.
2. Manet could not have been able to sustain himself properly.
3. Manet would have had to give up painting had he not had some inheritance.
4.all of the above.
Does this seem grammatically correct?
I attached two passport size photographs along with the form.
- Mr Gaurav Sharma (A)/ is (B)/ coming to (C)/ dinner(D)/ No error (E).
what is the meaning of this sentence?
‘If you can cough any trifle on it up, Pip, I’d
recommend you to do it,’ said Joe, all aghast.
PJ:
(1) The daughter of Chinese immigrants, Andrea Jung brought charisma and flair to Avon, a century-old company that had become a bit of a joke in its American homeland.
(2) But the sprawl created cultural and organizational strains.
(3) Luckily for Avon, women in Brazil, Russia and other emerging markets did not feel that way.
(4) Young American women did not see themselves as “Avon ladies”; the appeal of buying lipstick and eyeliner in their kitchens had waned.
(5) Avon started moving out of America and by the time Ms Jung took over foreign markets accounted for 40% of its sales.