My take on SET 56
4
5
3
My take on SET 56
(1)Option 4
(2)Option 5
(3)Option 3
(1)Option 4
(2)Option 5
(3)Option 3
SET-57 :-
1) My work has reflected not only my physical journeys, but also my inner journeys as well.
a) but also my inner journeys as well
b) as well as my inner journeys also
c) but my inner journeys as well
d) as well my inner journeys also
2) Happiness is a state of mind for which everyone has access to because it lies within each of us and once unleashed, can be extremely infectious.
a) for which everyone has access
b) in which everyone has access to
c) to which everyone have access to
d) for which everyone has an access to
3) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) The artist childe Hassam was a dominant force in American art.
b) He had great disdain for critics.
c) Yet he firmly believed that a painting should appeal more to the emotions than intellect.
d) It was this belief which translated into brilliant canvases.
A) c and d
B) Only c
C) a,b and c
D) b and c
4) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) J. Marshall, a carpenter, accidentally discovered gold mines in California, 150 years ago.
b) As the news spread, it stirred a sensation.
c) Multitude of fortune seekers raced to California.
d) The gold rush transformed California into the most populous country in the US.
A) Only b
B) b and c
C) b,c and d
D) a and b
5) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) Nearly two years ago I and my friend Mark motored a boat up a river.
b) When the boat ran out of petrol we pulled ashore.
c) We began walking to the distant petrol pump.
d) We passed three men taking a break from work.
A) Only a
B) a and b
C) a,b and c
D) a and d
6) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) Japan is booming.
b) But the Japanese have to live much of the same problems we face in India.
c) Japanese are frustrated with their unimproving standard of living.
d) The government calls this the "paradox of prosperity".
A) b and c
B) b and d
C) Only c
D) b,c and d
1) My work has reflected not only my physical journeys, but also my inner journeys as well.
a) but also my inner journeys as well
b) as well as my inner journeys also
c) but my inner journeys as well
d) as well my inner journeys also
2) Happiness is a state of mind for which everyone has access to because it lies within each of us and once unleashed, can be extremely infectious.
a) for which everyone has access
b) in which everyone has access to
c) to which everyone have access to
d) for which everyone has an access to
3) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) The artist childe Hassam was a dominant force in American art.
b) He had great disdain for critics.
c) Yet he firmly believed that a painting should appeal more to the emotions than intellect.
d) It was this belief which translated into brilliant canvases.
A) c and d
B) Only c
C) a,b and c
D) b and c
4) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) J. Marshall, a carpenter, accidentally discovered gold mines in California, 150 years ago.
b) As the news spread, it stirred a sensation.
c) Multitude of fortune seekers raced to California.
d) The gold rush transformed California into the most populous country in the US.
A) Only b
B) b and c
C) b,c and d
D) a and b
5) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) Nearly two years ago I and my friend Mark motored a boat up a river.
b) When the boat ran out of petrol we pulled ashore.
c) We began walking to the distant petrol pump.
d) We passed three men taking a break from work.
A) Only a
B) a and b
C) a,b and c
D) a and d
6) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) Japan is booming.
b) But the Japanese have to live much of the same problems we face in India.
c) Japanese are frustrated with their unimproving standard of living.
d) The government calls this the "paradox of prosperity".
A) b and c
B) b and d
C) Only c
D) b,c and d
SET 56
1.(4) who according to the local community is the twenty-first century Don Quixote, is fanatically idealistic in his approach to righting modern societys incorrigible wrongs that have corrupted
2.(5) the team conveniently went back to its old ways and began arguing over irrelevant matters that were hindering the development of the project in the first place.
3.(3) The insecurities of the suburbia are heightened at a time when economic crisis has gripped the western world and it is this state of affairs that is compelling the western nations to witness
1.(4) who according to the local community is the twenty-first century Don Quixote, is fanatically idealistic in his approach to righting modern societys incorrigible wrongs that have corrupted
2.(5) the team conveniently went back to its old ways and began arguing over irrelevant matters that were hindering the development of the project in the first place.
3.(3) The insecurities of the suburbia are heightened at a time when economic crisis has gripped the western world and it is this state of affairs that is compelling the western nations to witness
My Take on Set 57
1)c 2)b 3)d 4)c 5)b 6)a
Kindly provide the correct soln.
Set 57
1.C
2.C
3.C
4.D
5. D
6.D
SET 57
1->c
2->c
3->c
4->c
5->c
6->b
1->c
2->c
3->c
4->c
5->c
6->b
My take on SET 57
1) c
2) c
3) c
4) c
5) d
6) a
b. testimony to the ..
d. and have retained ..
so i guess a,c,e are correct .. most probably these are just typos - patriachal is a spelling mistake and the k of Korea should be caps ..
should there be a comma after both countries ??
SET 57
1.c) but my inner journeys as well
2.c) to which everyone have access to
3. B) Only c
4. D) a and b
5. D) a and d
6. A) b and c
1.c) but my inner journeys as well
2.c) to which everyone have access to
3. B) Only c
4. D) a and b
5. D) a and d
6. A) b and c
SET-57 :-
- a) but also my inner journeys as well
- d) for which everyone has an access to
- C) a,b and c
- D) a and b
- C) a,b and c
- A) b and c
:)
SET-57 :-
1) My work has reflected not only my physical journeys, but also my inner journeys as well.
a) but also my inner journeys as well
b) as well as my inner journeys also
c) but my inner journeys as well
d) as well my inner journeys also
2) Happiness is a state of mind for which everyone has access to because it lies within each of us and once unleashed, can be extremely infectious.
a) for which everyone has access
b) in which everyone has access to
c) to which everyone have access to
d) for which everyone has an access to
3) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) The artist childe Hassam was a dominant force in American art.
b) He had great disdain for critics.
c) Yet he firmly believed that a painting should appeal more to the emotions than intellect.
d) It was this belief which translated into brilliant canvases.
A) c and d
B) Only c
C) a,b and c
D) b and c
4) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) J. Marshall, a carpenter, accidentally discovered gold mines in California, 150 years ago.
b) As the news spread, it stirred a sensation.
c) Multitude of fortune seekers raced to California.
d) The gold rush transformed California into the most populous country in the US.
A) Only b
B) b and c
C) b,c and d
D) a and b
5) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) Nearly two years ago I and my friend Mark motored a boat up a river.
b) When the boat ran out of petrol we pulled ashore.
c) We began walking to the distant petrol pump.
d) We passed three men taking a break from work.
A) Only a
B) a and b
C) a,b and c
D) a and d
6) Pick the incorrect sentences :-
a) Japan is booming.
b) But the Japanese have to live much of the same problems we face in India.
c) Japanese are frustrated with their unimproving standard of living.
d) The government calls this the "paradox of prosperity".
A) b and c
B) b and d
C) Only c
D) b,c and d
OA in bold..!!!!
Corrections :-
3) b) He had a great disdain for critics.
c) Yet he firmly believed that a painting should appeal more to the emotions than to the intellect.
4) b) As the news spread, it stirred up a sensation.
c) A Multitude of fortune seekers raced to California.
5) a) Nearly two years ago my friend Mark and I motored a boat up a river.
6) b) But the Japanese have to live with the same problems we face in India.
c) The Japanese are frustrated with their unimproving standard of living.
SET 56
1) . Johnson, whom according to the local community is the twenty-first century Don Quixote, is fanatically idealistic in his approach to righting modern societys incorrigible wrongs that have corrupted human hearts and minds.
(1) whom according to the local community is the twenty-first century Don Quixote, is fanatically idealistic in his approach to righting modern societys incorrigible wrongs that have corrupted
(2) who according to the local community is the twenty-first century Don Quixote, is fanatically idealistic with his approach to righting modern societys incorrigible wrongs that have infused corruption in
(3) whom according to the local community is the twenty-first century Don Quixote, is fanatically idealistic in his approach to righting modern societys incorrigible wrongs that has corrupted
(4) who according to the local community is the twenty-first century Don Quixote, is fanatically idealistic in his approach to righting modern societys incorrigible wrongs that have corrupted
(5) who according to the local community is the twenty-first century Don Quixote, is fanatically idealistic through his approach to righting modern societys incorrigible wrongs that has corrupted
2)
Regardless of the issues discussed by the manager, the team conveniently went back to their old ways and began arguing over irrelevant matters that were hindering the development of the project in the first place.
(1) the team conveniently went back to their old ways and began arguing over irrelevant matters that were hindering the development of the project in the first place.
(2) in the first place, the team conveniently went back to their old ways and begun to argue over matters of minor relevance which were hindering the projects development.
(3) the team went back conveniently to its old ways and began arguing over irrelevant matters that were hindering the development of the project in the first place.
(4) irrelevant matters were discussed by the team which went back to its old ways that were hindering the development of the project.
(5) the team conveniently went back to its old ways and began arguing over irrelevant matters that were hindering the development of the project in the first place.
3)
. The insecurities of the suburbia is heightened at a time when economic crisis has gripped the western world and it is this state of affairs that is compelling the western nations to witness the rise of financially powerful and independent Asian countries.
(1) The insecurities of the suburbia is heightened at a time when economic crisis has gripped the western world and it is this state of affairs that is compelling the western nations to witness
(2) The insecurities of the suburbia are heightened at a time when economic crises has gripped the western world and it is this state of affairs that is compelling the western nations to witness
(3) The insecurities of the suburbia are heightened at a time when economic crisis has gripped the western world and it is this state of affairs that is compelling the western nations to witness
(4) The insecurities of the suburbia is heightened at a time when economic crises is gripping the western world and it is this state of affairs that is compelling the western nations to come together and become a witness to
(5) The insecurities of the suburbia are heightened at a time when economic crisis have gripped the western world and it is this state of affairs that is compelling the western nations to witness
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OA
1)4
Sentence 1 is incorrect because it uses the relative pronoun
whom in place of who.Sentence 2 uses the preposition with his approach in place of in his approach and it is too wordy that have infused
corruption Sentence 3 uses the relative pronoun whom in place of who
and the verb has has been used incorrectly with the plural
subject modern societys incorrigible wrongs.Sentence 5 uses an incorrect preposition through his approach and there is a subject verb agreement error because has is used. Sentence 4 uses the relative pronoun who
appropriately
2)5
Sentence 1 is incorrect because team is singular and the
pronoun their is used in place of its. Sentence 2 is incorrect because the adverb in the first place is used instead of a subject. The clause that begins the sentence needs to be supported with a subject like the team
which is used in some other choices. Also, the pronoun their
is used in place of its. Sentence 3 is incorrect because the adverb conveniently has been misplaced. It should follow immediately after the
subject the team. Sentence 4 is incorrect because the subject is missing after the clause. Who was it that was discussing these irrelevant
matters? In the sentence, this question needs to be answered
first. Sentence 5 places the subject correctly, that is, right after the
clause that modifies it. Also, the pronoun its has been used
for the team and the adverb conveniently is positioned
appropriately in the sentence
3)3
Sentence 1 is incorrect because the subject the insecurities
of suburbia is plural. Therefore, is should be replaced with
are.Sentence 2 is incorrect because the sentence pertains to a
single crisis, namely economic crisis. So, the use of the
plural form - crises is inappropriate here.Sentence 4 is incorrect because there is a subject verb agreement error is used for the plural subject insecurities. Also, the plural form of crisis with an e is used in the
sentence. Note that the sentence is extremely wordy and
some of the words are redundant Sentence 5 uses the plural verb have for the singular formcrisis. Therefore, it is incorrect.
Sentence 3 uses the correct verb form are with the
pluralinsecurities. Also, crisis is singular and it is followed
by a singular verbhas. Hence, 3 is correct
SET 58
1) Julia, whom with single minded determination to fight against all odds has showered upon her success,fame and money, continues to impress and inspire every student who feels that his future is in jeopardy due to his familys unstable financial conditions.
(1) Julia, whom with single minded determination to fight against all odds has showered upon her success, fame and money, continues to impress and inspire every student who feels that his future is in jeopardy
(2) Julia, in whose single minded determination to fight against all odds has showered upon her success, fame and money, continues to impress and inspire every student who feels that his future is in jeopardy
(3) Julia, whose single minded determination to fight against all odds have showered upon her success,fame and money, continue to impress and inspire every student who feels that his future is under jeopardy
(4) Julia, whose single minded determination to fight against all odds has showered upon her success,
fame and money, continues to impress and inspire every student who feels that his future is in jeopardy
(5) Julia, whose single minded determination to fight against all odds have showered upon her success, fame and money, continues to impress and inspire every student who feels that his future is in jeopardy
2)Primarily, encouraging children to learn by experience and experimenting; however, in special cases,where the child is particularly shy and introvert, the role of the mentor become crucial in enabling the child to feel comfortable, creative and confident while learning through games, activities and interaction.
(1) Primarily, encouraging children to learn by experience and experimenting; however, in special cases, where the child is particularly shy and introvert, the role of the mentor become crucial in enabling the child to feel comfortable, creative and confident
(2) Primarily, we encourage children to learn by experiencing and experimenting; however, in special cases, where the child is particularly shy and introvert, the role of the mentor becomes crucial in enabling the child to feel comfortable, creative and confident
(3) Primarily, we encourage children to learn by experience and experimenting; however, in special cases, where the child is particularly shy and introvert, the role of the mentor becomes crucial to enable the child to feel comfortable, creative and confident
(4) Primarily, we encourage children to learn by experiencing and experimenting; however, in special cases, where about the child is particularly shy and introvert, the role of the mentor becomes crucial
in enabling the child to feel comfortable, creative and confident
(5) Primarily, we encourage children to learn by experience and experimenting; however, in special cases, where the child is particularly shy and introvert, the role of the mentor become crucial to
enable the child to feel comfortable, creative and confident
3)The success rates of recent open offers seem to have gone up as the stock markets fell from their high in January.
(1) seem to have gone up as the stock markets fell from their high in January.
(2) seem to have gone up as the stock markets fell from the high in January.
(3) seem to has gone up as the stock markets fell from their high in January.
(4) seem to have gone up as the stock markets fell from their high on January.
(5) seems to have gone up as the stock markets fell from their high in January.
SET 58
My Take
4,2,2
Set 58: 4, 2, 1 😃
SET 58
- (4) Julia, whose single minded determination to fight against all odds has showered upon her success,fame and money, continues to impress and inspire every student who feels that his future is in jeopardy
- (2) Primarily, we encourage children to learn by experiencing and experimenting; however, in special cases, where the child is particularly shy and introvert, the role of the mentor becomes crucial in enabling the child to feel comfortable, creative and confident
- (1) seem to have gone up as the stock markets fell from their high in January.
:)
Confused between option 1 and 2 for the third question
Is It "their high" OR "the high"????
SET 58
.
My Take
1> 4
single minded determination - has
2> 2
parallelism
3> 1
rates - seem to have
markets - their
We began walking to/towards the distant petrol pump.
which is correct or better ?
prakash daliye
which is correct or better ?
prakash daliye