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1.

The singer ________ many compliments on her new album. A) paid B) has been paid C) being paid D) has been paying

Answer»

Correct option is B) has been paid

2.

Name any two tittles of Dhruva.

Answer»

The titles of Dhruva are Dharavarsha, Srivallabha, Nareridrasena Kalivallabha.

3.

Bob’s wife _____ her job. A) has lost B) were lost C) was losing D) has been lost

Answer»

Correct option is A) has lost

4.

The party’s reduced vote was ______ of lack of support for its policies. A) indicative B) confirming C) positive D) revealing E) evident

Answer»

Correct option is A) indicative

5.

He tries to _____ himself with everyone by paying them compliments. A) gratify B) please C) ingratiate D) commendE) placate

Answer»

Correct option is C) ingratiate

6.

Who were the parents of Basaweshwara?

Answer»

Madarasa and Madalambike were the parents of Basaveshwara.

7.

Who built Taj-Mahal? Where is it?

Answer»

Shahajahan built Tajmahal (1632-1653)on the bank of Yamuna river. It is in Agra.

8.

My father _____ early retirement. A) was taken B) has taken C) has been taken D) take

Answer»

Correct option is B) has taken

9.

The number of people out of work _____ to nearly 3 million. A) has risen B) have risen C) have been risen D) has been risen

Answer»

Correct option is A) has risen

10.

The police managed to ________ down the owner of the car. A) trace B) track C) catch D) search E) pursue

Answer»

Correct option is B) track

11.

He was ________ from the competition because he had not compiled with the rules. A) banished B) forbidden C) outlawed D) disqualified E) precluded

Answer»

Correct option is D) disqualified

12.

.........at a very high speed is dangerous.(Choose the meaningful expession) (a) Driving Cars (b) Cars driven (c) Drive Cars (d) Cars driving

Answer»

Driving Cars at a very high speed is dangerous.

13.

My brother _____ the sack. His boss said he was lazy. A) has been given B) gave C) given D) has given

Answer»

Correct option is A) has been given

14.

My brother did nor........... her. (Choose the meaningful expression) (a) Chose (b) Choosing (c) Choose (d) Chosen

Answer»

My brother did nor Choose her. 

15.

He thanked me _______, too much I thought for the little I had done. A) significantly B) profusely C) prolifically D) luxuriantly E) sumptuously

Answer»

Correct option is B) profusely

16.

Who were the founders of Vijaynagara Empire?

Answer»

Harihara and Bukkaraya are founders of Vijaynagara Empire on 14th April 1336 C.E

17.

Do you know ___ Cindy gave a present to her boss? A) who B) why C) that D) how muchE) what

Answer»

Correct option is B) why

18.

I know it’s not important but I can’t help ________ about it. A) except to think B) thinking C) think D) to think

Answer»

Correct option is B) thinking

19.

Who is responsible ________ the arrangements? A) for make B) to make C) to making D) for making

Answer»

Correct option is D) for making

20.

“Did she agree with me?” He wondered if _______. A) she’d agreed with he B) she agreed with him C) she’d agreed with him D) she’d agree with him

Answer»

Correct option is C) she’d agreed with him

21.

Speak to him slowly ________ he will understand you better. A) in order B) so that C) for D) that

Answer»

Correct option is B) so that

22.

He works too hard. That is ________ is wrong with him. A) that which B) the what C) what D) the thing what

Answer»

Correct option is C) what

23.

I wanted to know why no one _______. A) had come B) hadn’t come C) has come D) hasn’t come

Answer»

Correct option is A) had come

24.

Using the hints given, expand each of the following topics into a coherent paragraph:An exciting match that I witnessedDistrict level Kabaddi match – between my district and neighbouring district – retained interest till end – victory oscillated – ended in draw – tiebreaker used – my district emerged winner.

Answer»

I can never forget the District Level Kabaddi match that was played between my district and the neighbouring district. It was an exciting match because it retained the interest of the spectators till the end. No one could gauge which team would win as both the teams were neck to neck and victory oscillated between the two teams. Finally it ended in a draw leading to a tiebreaker. My happiness knew no bounds when our district emerged victoriously. It was truly what can be described as a nail-biting finish and all of us thoroughly enjoyed every bit of the match.

25.

Using the hints given, expand each of the following topics into a coherent paragraph:Good reading habitsReading – useful and meaningful habit – increases knowledge – expands perception – gives happiness.

Answer»

Francis Bacon, the renowned English essayist, believed in the idea that reading makes a full man. Yes, indeed! Reading is a useful and meaningful habit. Its advantages are dual – fold. On the one hand if it increases knowledge, on the other it expands perception. But more than everything else, the strength of reading lies in the fact that it gives the reader immense pleasure.

26.

He couldn’t help ________ that his wife was worried. A) except notice B) notice C) to notice D) noticing

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Correct option is D) noticing

27.

He wanted to know ________ there. A) how long time I had been B) how long had I been C) how long time had I been D) how long I had been

Answer»

Correct option is D) how long I had been

28.

Cindy: Is Manhattan near here? Cindy wanted to know ________ Manhattan was near here. A) what B) which C) where D) if

Answer»

Correct option is D) if

29.

Using the hints given, expand each of the following topics into a coherent paragraph:Travelling as a means of educationTravelling gives practical knowledge – expands one’s mental horizons – widens perspectives – tool for acquiring life skills.

Answer»

All of us know that mere reading and writing does not mean education. Education should be experiential learning if it has to be considered true education. But in the present academic set – up this is not possible. It is in this scenario that travelling gains importance. Travelling can be one way of getting educated. Instead of reading about the Red Fort, isn’t it better to go to see the Red Fort? Travelling not only gives practical knowledge but also expands our mental horizons. It widens our perspective and can be used as a tool for acquiring life skills.

30.

He wanted to know the reason ________ I was late. A) as B) for C) why D) because

Answer»

Correct option is C) why

31.

Sabithra _________ her job by tomorrow evening. (a) will be completing (b) will complete(c) will have completed (d) will have been completing

Answer»

(d) will have been completing

32.

I’m bad ________ remembering faces. A) at B) in C) with D) on

Answer»

Correct option is A) at

33.

This is what Prabhavati Gupta states in her inscription: Prabhavati Gupta…....commands the gramakutumbinas (householders/peasants living in the village), Brahmanas and others living in the village of Danguna… "Be it known to you that on the twelfth (lunar day) of the bright (fortnight) of Karttika, we have, in order to increase our religious merit donated this village with the pouring out of water, to the Acharya (teacher) Chanalasvamin.... You should obey all (his) commands. We confer on (him) the following exemptions typical of an agrahara... (this village is) not to be entered by soldiers and policeman, (it is) exempt from (the obligation to provide) grass, (animal) hides as seats, and charcoal (to touring royal officers), exempt from (the royal prerogative of) purchasing fermentingliquor and digging (salt), exempt from (the right to mines and khadira trees, exempt from (the obligation to supply) flowers and milk, (it is donated) together with (the right to) hidden treasures and deposits (and) together with major and minor taxes.... This charger has been written in the thirteenth (regnal) year. (It has been) engraved by Chakradasa. How did the inscription give us an idea about the rural population? How did the inscription give us an idea about the rural population?

Answer» The inscription gives us information about the rural population at the incription addresses the householders/peasants living in the village, the Brahmanas and others living in the village of Danguna.
34.

This is what Prabhavati Gupta states in her inscription: Prabhavati Gupta…....commands the gramakutumbinas (householders/peasants living in the village), Brahmanas and others living in the village of Danguna… "Be it known to you that on the twelfth (lunar day) of the bright (fortnight) of Karttika, we have, in order to increase our religious merit donated this village with the pouring out of water, to the Acharya (teacher) Chanalasvamin.... You should obey all (his) commands. We confer on (him) the following exemptions typical of an agrahara... (this village is) not to be entered by soldiers and policeman, (it is) exempt from (the obligation to provide) grass, (animal) hides as seats, and charcoal (to touring royal officers), exempt from (the royal prerogative of) purchasing fermentingliquor and digging (salt), exempt from (the right to mines and khadira trees, exempt from (the obligation to supply) flowers and milk, (it is donated) together with (the right to) hidden treasures and deposits (and) together with major and minor taxes.... This charger has been written in the thirteenth (regnal) year. (It has been) engraved by Chakradasa. How did Prabhavati Gupta show her authority through the inscription?

Answer» Her authority is reflected in the language used in the inscription.
35.

You are Hari/Dipti, School Captain. The Principal has permitted you to organise a class picnic to Mahabalipuram under the supervision of your class teachers. Write a notice for the school notice-board inviting the names of those who would like to join the picnic.

Answer»

6 Aug. 2OXX

Notice 

Picnic At Mahabalipuram

A Picnic at Mahabalipuram is being organised on Sunday, the 14th August 2OXX for class XII.

Departure : 8 a.m. (School bus) 

ArrivaI : 6 p.m. 

Fees : Rs 50 per head 

Attraction : Fun Games/Boating/Crafts Exhibition 

Guidance : Mr. J.P. Thilagan & Ms. S. Pushpa, class teachers

Those interested may give their names to the 

undersigned by 11th August 2OXX 

Hari/Dipti 

School Captain

36.

Do you _________ the day we moved the piano upstairs?(a) remember (b) remembered (c) are remembering (d) had remembered

Answer»

Correct answer is (a) remember

37.

They _________ all the arrangements before the guest’s is arrival. (a) will have made (b) will be made (c) had been making (d) were making

Answer»

(a) will have made

38.

This is what Prabhavati Gupta states in her inscription: Prabhavati Gupta…....commands the gramakutumbinas (householders/peasants living in the village), Brahmanas and others living in the village of Danguna… "Be it known to you that on the twelfth (lunar day) of the bright (fortnight) of Karttika, we have, in order to increase our religious merit donated this village with the pouring out of water, to the Acharya (teacher) Chanalasvamin.... You should obey all (his) commands. We confer on (him) the following exemptions typical of an agrahara... (this village is) not to be entered by soldiers and policeman, (it is) exempt from (the obligation to provide) grass, (animal) hides as seats, and charcoal (to touring royal officers), exempt from (the royal prerogative of) purchasing fermentingliquor and digging (salt), exempt from (the right to mines and khadira trees, exempt from (the obligation to supply) flowers and milk, (it is donated) together with (the right to) hidden treasures and deposits (and) together with major and minor taxes.... This charger has been written in the thirteenth (regnal) year. (It has been) engraved by Chakradasa. Examine the importance of the charter issued by Prabhavati Gupta.

Answer» Charter was a command or order for all living in village and they had to obey the commands. It provides insight into the relationship between cultivators and the state. It also gives an idea about rural population who were expected to provide a range of produce representatives.
39.

Read the following passages and make notes by filling in the boxes.

Answer»

1. 3 or 4 years after being planted;

2. the wet process;

3. fermentation;

4. hand several times a day;

5. African;

6. sun; 

7. hot air driers; 

8. the dry process

40.

Read the following passages and make notes by filling in the boxes.

Answer»

1. female chimpanzee;

2. Africa, September 1965;

3. tooth brush;

4. Roger Fouts;

5. in the wild;

6. Allen; 

7. Beatrice Gardener;

8. social animals.

41.

The rain completely _________ our day. (a) spoilt (b) is spoiling (c) is spoilt (d) was spoilt

Answer»

Correct answer is (a) spoilt

42.

The criminal _________ the place before the police could reach. (a) was escaping(b) had escaped (c) is escaping (d) will escape

Answer»

(b) had escaped

43.

The Jesuit Priest Father Antonio Monserrate, resident at the court of Akbar, noticed: In order to prevent the great nobles becoming insolent through the unchallenged enjoyment of power, the King summons them to court and gives them imperious commands, as though they were his slaves. The obedience to these commands ill suits their exalted rank and dignity. Examine the relationship between Akbar and his nobles.

Answer» The king would summon the nobles to the court and give them imperial commands as though they were his slaves. This was to prevent the great nobles from hecoming insolent through unchallenged enjoyment of power. The king granted titles to men of merit, awards were also given.
44.

Who does he say the kitten’s ancestors are? Do you believe him?

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Ravi said that one of the descendants of the Egyptian cat­goddess was a stowaway in a Pallava ship. The descendant of this cat was the Mahabalipuram Rishi­Cat, and their kitten had descended from the Mahabalipuram Rishi­Cat. His narrative concerning the genealogy of the kitten is unbelievable.

45.

Akbar _________ the king at the age of fifteen after the sudden death of his father. (a) was becoming (b) had become (c) became (d) become

Answer»

Correct answer is (c) became

46.

"Each primary number has two factors". What method should be followed to prove it at the primary level?1. Inductive2. Deductive3. Analysis4. Synthesis

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 1 : Inductive

Inductive method:- The inductive approach is based on the process of induction. In this, we first take few examples and greater than generalize. It is the method of constructing a formula with the help of a sufficient number of concrete examples.

  • Induction means to provide a universal truth by showing, that if it is true for a particular case, it is true for all such cases.
  • The children follow the subject matter with great interest and understanding. This method is more useful in arithmetic teaching and learning.

  • To teach prime numbers at the primary level, the inductive method is used. Each prime number has two factors. This statement is proved by the inductive method. In the Inductive method of mathematical reasoning, the validity of the statement is checked by a certain set of rules, and then it is generalized. 
  • The principle of mathematical induction uses the concept of inductive reasoning. 
  • The concept should be introduced by reviewing fundamental operations on natural numbers in such a manner that a pattern strikes the imagination of pupils and they can formulate a new generalization which can be named as a new definition or property.
  • A teacher should ensure that induction is planned and encouraged. 

Inductive approach proceeds from
  1. Particular cases to general rules of formulae
  2. Concrete instance to abstract rules
  3. Known to unknown
  4. Simple to complex

Following steps are used by teaching this method:-

  • Presentation of examples
  • Observation
  • Generalization
  • Testing and verification

Hence, we can conclude that Each primary number has two factors", for teaching this concept at the primary level, the inductive method of teaching should be followed.

  • Deductive method:- It is based on deduction. In this approach, we proceed from general to particular and from abstract to concrete. At first, the rules are given and then students are asked to apply these rules to solve more problems. This approach is mainly used in Algebra, Geometry, and Trignometry.
  • Analysis method:- In this method, we break up the unknown problem into simpler parts and then see how these can be recombined to find the solution. So we start with what is to found out and then link further steps or possibilities that may connect the unknown built the known and find out the desired result.
  • Synthesis method:- In this method, the child proceeds from known to unknown. Facts that are already known are applied to new situations so that the combination of known facts helps us to find new facts.
47.

Ravi has a lot to say about M.P. Poonai. This shows that (i) he is merely trying to impress Mridu. (ii) his knowledge of history is sound. (iii) he has a rich imagination. (iv) he is an intelligent child. Which of these statements do you agree/disagree to?

Answer»

Ravi has a lot to say about M.P. Poonai. This shows that he has a rich imagination.

48.

The Jesuit Priest Father Antonio Monserrate, resident at the court of Akbar, noticed: In order to prevent the great nobles becoming insolent through the unchallenged enjoyment of power, the King summons them to court and gives them imperious commands, as though they were his slaves. The obedience to these commands ill suits their exalted rank and dignity. How do you think that the nobility was an important pillar of the Mughal State?

Answer» The nobility was an important pillar of the Mughal state as they were recruited from diverse ethnic and religious groups to aid in effective administration. The nobles participated in military campaigns with their armies and also ser ved as officers of the empire in the provinces.
49.

If the work done by (x - 3) men in (2x + 1) days and the work done by (2x + 1) men in (x + 4) days are in the ratio 3 ∶ 10, then what is the value of x?1. 32. 63. 94. 12

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 2 : 6

Given:

M1 = (x - 3) 

D1 = (2x + 1)

W1 = 3 p

M2 = (2x + 1)

D2 = (x + 4)

W2 = 10 p

Formula Used:

(M1 × D1)/W1 = (M2 × D2)/W2

Calculation:

⇒ [(x - 3)(2x + 1)]/3p = [(2x + 1)(x + 4)]/10p

By cross multiplication

∴ x is 6

50.

Read the following passages carefully and make notes or summarize.Some people think that the aim of education is merely to give knowledge. These people want students to read books, books, books and do nothing else but add to their knowledge. Others believe that knowledge alone is not enough; only that which enables a man to earn his living can be called education. Such people think that bread is more important than anything else. Still others believe that education should aim solely at making good citizens and good patriots.All these people see only one of the several purpose of education. As a matter of fact, education should aim at all these three things together. It should give men, knowledge, make them self-reliant and able to serve others. Education should not produce citizens who, while they love their own freedom, take away the freedom of others. It should produce men who love their own country but who do not want to harm other countries.

Answer»

The true aim of education

Note making:

Merely to give knowledge – knowledge not enough – earn a living – no to make good citizens and patriots – in fact all the three – achieve – give knowledge – self-reliant – serve other – not selfish people – patriots who love other countrymen as well.

OR

Summary of the passage: Rough draft

There are diverse opinions about the aims of education. First school think that pursuit knowledge in the aim of education. Second school says it should empower him to earn living. Third school says education must aim only at citizen marketing. In fact the real aim of education should address all the three. Education should produce citizens with love for mother land and other land and have knowledge self- reliance and tenderly to serve others.

Fair draft: 

There are three different schools of thoughts on the aim of education. They are viz to pursue knowledge, gain earing capacity, to become selfreliant and finally to become good citizens. The true aim of education must be the combination of all the three. Education must enable students to gain knowledge, acquire wage earning skills and also become good citizens with love for motherland and other lands.