100525 + Interview Questions in GENERAL QA IN GENERAL AWARENESS

1.	The 1990 World cup for football ______ in Italy. A) was played B) was being played C) has been played D) will be played
Answer» Correct option is A) was played

Discussion

2.	We had to stand up _____ a better view of the game. A) to get B) getting C) get D) find
Answer» Correct option is A) to get

Discussion

3.	____ their sister given a present last year? A) Are B) Is C) Was D) Does
Answer» Correct option is C) Was umm i think it (c) was WAS THEIR SISTER GIVEN A PRESENT LAST YEAR.. that's ur ans

3.

____ their sister given a present last year? A) Are B) Is C) Was D) Does

Answer»

Correct option is C) Was

umm i think it (c) was

WAS THEIR SISTER GIVEN A PRESENT LAST YEAR..

that's ur ans

Discussion

4.	Report the following conversation: Don Gonzalo: That bench over there is mine. Juanito: Three priests are sitting there.Don Gonzalo: Rout them out. Have they gone?Juanito: Still they are talking.
Answer» Don Gonzalo claimed that the bench over there was his. Juanito informed him that three priests were sitting there. Don Gonzalo ordered him to rout them out. He further asked whether they had gone; Judnito replied that they were still talking.

Discussion

5.	It’ s nearly lunch time. Why don’ t we stop ____ a bite to eat? A) to have B) have C) having D) had
Answer» Correct option is A) to have

Discussion

6.	We can’t do anything before ______. A) the doctor comes B) the doctor didn’t come C) the doctor will come D) the doctor doesn’t come
Answer» Correct option is A) the doctor comes

Discussion

7.	She’s ____ her lunch. A) already eaten B) still eaten C) eaten yet D) yet eaten
Answer» Correct option is A) already eaten

Discussion

8.	It must have been an interesting performance. I would like _____. A) to go B) to be there C) to have gone D) having gone
Answer» Correct option is C) to have gone

Discussion

9.	“_____ do you like your job?” “Because it’s interesting.” A) Why B) What C) How D) Where
Answer» Correct option is A) Why

Discussion

10.	There _____ one bag. There _____ 3 bags. A) isn’t / are B) is / is C) not / are D) aren’t / are
Answer» Correct option is A) isn’t / are

Discussion

11.	Why was the murderer finally subjected to life imprisonment in, ‘Too Dear’?
Answer» The King of Monaco felt that the cost of beheading the murderer was quite expensive and thought that it will be cheaper to keep him in prison.

Discussion

12.	How does Juliet want people to forget the shining sun? Why?
Answer» She wants Romeo to be a star in the bright sky after his death. She wants to make him immortal after his death, by expecting him to shine like a star in the night. She imagines her beloved Romeo to shine like a star in the sky cut into small glitters, then they all together shine and make the sky brighter and more beautiful than the day. When compared to this bright light, people may find the sun to be dull and will forget the sun’s shining.

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13.	There _____ 4 _____ on the sofa? A) are / woman B) is / women C) was / woman D) are / women
Answer» D) are / women

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14.	“_____ do you travel to school?” “By bus.” A) How B) What C) Why D) Where
Answer» Correct option is A) How

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15.	If you ____ your book, you will have a long holiday. A) finish B) will finish C) are going to finish D) finished
Answer» Correct option is A) finish

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16.	“____ ____ you live with?” “With my mother and sisters.” A) What / do B) Who / do C) Where / does D) Who / does
Answer» Correct option is B) Who / do

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17.	____it is getting late; I suggest we break off now. A) As though B) So C) As D) Where
Answer» Correct option is C) As

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18.	I would have called him right away if I ____ his telephone number. A) have known B) will know C) had known D) would know
Answer» Correct option is C) had known

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19.	We will not eat outside ____ it rains. A) until B) since C) unless D) if
Answer» Correct option is D) if

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20.	Is there _____ apple in the bag? A) a B) an C) the D) on
Answer» Correct option is B) an

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21.	“_____ do you _____ on Sundays?” “I always relax.” A) How / doing B) What / doC) Where / does D) What / relax
Answer» B) What / do

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22.	___ I can see, he has no intention of paying the bill.A) As far as B) So C) Because D) When
Answer» Correct option is A) As far as

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23.	A- _____ there three stereos in the living room? B- No, there _____ . A) Are / aren’t B) Are / are C) Are / not D) Are / is
Answer» A) Are / aren’t

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24.	Substitute the phrasal verb in the sentence with a single word.I don’t know where my book is. I have to look for it. (a) retrieve (b) look (c) search (d) find
Answer» Correct Answer is : (c) search

Discussion

25.	“And I have learned too To laugh with only my teethAnd shake hands without my heart”(a) Explain ‘To laugh with only my teeth’. (b) Why is he shaking hands without heart?
Answer» (a) Laughing with only teeth means laughing without genuine emotions of love, warmth and friendliness. It is fake. (b) The heart is a symbol of genuine emotions. The poet recalls the time when people used to smile and shake hands with their hearts. Now, things have become different.

25.

“And I have learned too To laugh with only my teethAnd shake hands without my heart”(a) Explain ‘To laugh with only my teeth’. (b) Why is he shaking hands without heart?

Answer»

(a) Laughing with only teeth means laughing without genuine emotions of love, warmth and friendliness. It is fake.

(b) The heart is a symbol of genuine emotions. The poet recalls the time when people used to smile and shake hands with their hearts. Now, things have become different.

Discussion

26.	A- _____ there _____ desk? B- Yes, _____ is. A) Is / the / there B) Are / the / they C) Is / a / there D) Is / one / they
Answer» C) Is / a / there

Discussion

27.	How does Tanimanna adopt counter strategy to challenge the material wealth of Basavaiah?
Answer» Tanimanna started to think in different ways to compete with Basavaiah. He stopped accumulating material wealth and started to compose ballads and singing them. With all his material wealth, Basavaiah could not compete with this.

Discussion

28.	Fill in the blank with a suitable relative pronoun They finally found the murderer, ………. was hiding in a small town. (a) where (b) which (c) who (d) that
Answer» Correct Answer is : (c) who

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29.	We will have a picnic on Saturday ____ it rains. A) if B) as if C) howeverD) unless
Answer» Correct option is D) unless

Discussion

30.	“_____ do you _____ on holiday?” “To Rome or Paris.” A) Where / like B) How / relax C) Where / go D) Why / go
Answer» C) Where / go

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31.	Known reserves of petroleum are said to be sufficient only ______ the end of the century. A) by B) since C) until D) unless
Answer» Correct option is C) until

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32.	I never ask favors ____ anyone unless it is absolutely necessary. A) of B) from C) for D) to
Answer» Correct option is A) of

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33.	It was good _____ to return my tools. A) for you B) about you C) of you D) you come
Answer» Correct option is C) of you

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34.	Most people in our country prefer tea ____ coffee. A) from B) for C) to D) at
Answer» Correct option is C) to

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35.	We’re going to Paris _____ a holiday. A) to have B) have C) having D) had
Answer» Correct option is A) to have

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36.	Will you ____ have lunch with us tomorrow? A) be able to B) are able to C) able to D) be able
Answer» Correct option is A) be able to

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37.	I’m saving my money _____ a CD player. A) buying B) to buy C) buy D) bought
Answer» Correct option is B) to buy

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38.	_______ Monday is a national holiday, all government offices will be closed. A) Whereas B) Since C) While D) Because of
Answer» Correct option is B) Since

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39.	I’ll eat lunch with you _______ there is enough for both of us. A) providedB) so as C) therefore D) whereas
Answer» Correct option is A) provided

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40.	Tom and Tim _____ for lunch tomorrow. A) to come B) coming C) came D) are coming
Answer» Correct option is D) are coming

Discussion

41.	‘An entrepreneur should be passionate’, discuss.
Answer» Passion is the key for entrepreneurial success, because one cannot deal with frustrating situations or overcome challenges if one does not feel passionate about the business. This also helps to persuade others to stay motivated. Most successful entrepreneurs feel passionate about their ideas, daily tasks, creations and goals.

41.

‘An entrepreneur should be passionate’, discuss.

Answer»

Passion is the key for entrepreneurial success, because one cannot deal with frustrating situations or overcome challenges if one does not feel passionate about the business.

This also helps to persuade others to stay motivated. Most successful entrepreneurs feel passionate about their ideas, daily tasks, creations and goals.

Discussion

42.	Is there ________ on the meat? A) anybody B) anything C) somebody D) thing
Answer» Correct option is B) anything

Discussion

43.	He ________ to go to college in his own hometown. A) uses B) use C) used D) had used
Answer» Correct option is C) used

Discussion

44.	What is the name of NASA'S space craft which was sent for the probe of the ringed planet Saturn,and which has recently send to Earth its first views of Saturn's atmosphere?
Answer» NASA's Cassini–Huygens is an unmanned spacecraft sent for the probe of the ringed planet Saturn,and has recently sent to Earth its first views of Saturn's atmosphere.

Discussion

45.	The old man had MORE money than sixty thousand pounds. A) much B) larger C) over D) fewer E) less
Answer» Correct option is E) less

Discussion

46.	Sociology and Political Science affect each other. Explain the reciprocity of Sociology and Political Science. Or Explain the relationship of Political Science and Sociology. Or Analyze the inter – relationship of Political Science and Sociology.
Answer» Relationship of Political Science and Sociology: There is a close relationship between Political Science and Sociology. Both are dependent or each other because state is a socio – political organization. Sociology is a social science. It studies all the topics related to society. Political Science is related to political aspect of social life. So, Political Science is also a part of Sociology. Sociology is mother of all Social Sciences which are related to man. Thus, Sociology is mother of Political Science also. Inter-relationship of both these subjects can be understood by following points: 1. Contribution of Sociology to Political Science: Scope of Sociology is very wide. It studies all the social relations of human being like – political, economical, ethical, etc. Sociology can be considered as the very basis of Political Science as of other Social Sciences. It has provided much help in study of Political Science. Political Science has received much help from Sociology to understand the origin, development and organization of state. Many new study methods and concepts like Behaviouralism, group theory, Political system, Approach and Political development theory, etc. are adopted by Political thinkers from Sociology. It is only because of the effect of Sociology, that these days, study of Political behaviour is emphasized instead of the study of Political institutions. 2. Contribution of Political Science to Sociology: Political Science also provides study material to Sociology. It provides those facts which help Sociology to study effectively the political life of society. Sociology gets the knowledge of the origin, organisation and works of state from Political Science. Regarding the close relationship of Political Science and Sociology, Prof. H. Giddings has rightly said, “To teach the theory of the state to men, who have not learnt the first principles of Sociology is like teaching Astronomy or Thermodynamics to men who have not learnt the first Principles of Newtonian laws of motion.” Prof. Catlin, the famous political thinker, has said, “Political Science and Sociology are integrated and in reality, two sides of one coin.” That’s why, it is said that a socialist should also be a political thinker. To sum up, it can be said that the mutual co-operation of Sociology and Political Science is necessary for the development of knowledge about human problems and welfare of society.

46.

Sociology and Political Science affect each other. Explain the reciprocity of Sociology and Political Science. Or Explain the relationship of Political Science and Sociology. Or Analyze the inter – relationship of Political Science and Sociology.

Answer»

Relationship of Political Science and Sociology:

There is a close relationship between Political Science and Sociology. Both are dependent or each other because state is a socio – political organization. Sociology is a social science. It studies all the topics related to society. Political Science is related to political aspect of social life.

So, Political Science is also a part of Sociology. Sociology is mother of all Social Sciences which are related to man. Thus, Sociology is mother of Political Science also.

Inter-relationship of both these subjects can be understood by following points:

1. Contribution of Sociology to Political Science:

Scope of Sociology is very wide. It studies all the social relations of human being like – political, economical, ethical, etc. Sociology can be considered as the very basis of Political Science as of other Social Sciences. It has provided much help in study of Political Science. Political Science has received much help from Sociology to understand the origin, development and organization of state.

Many new study methods and concepts like Behaviouralism, group theory, Political system, Approach and Political development theory, etc. are adopted by Political thinkers from Sociology. It is only because of the effect of Sociology, that these days, study of Political behaviour is emphasized instead of the study of Political institutions.

2. Contribution of Political Science to Sociology:

Political Science also provides study material to Sociology. It provides those facts which help Sociology to study effectively the political life of society. Sociology gets the knowledge of the origin, organisation and works of state from Political Science.

Regarding the close relationship of Political Science and Sociology, Prof. H. Giddings has rightly said, “To teach the theory of the state to men, who have not learnt the first principles of Sociology is like teaching Astronomy or Thermodynamics to men who have not learnt the first Principles of Newtonian laws of motion.”

Prof. Catlin, the famous political thinker, has said, “Political Science and Sociology are integrated and in reality, two sides of one coin.” That’s why, it is said that a socialist should also be a political thinker. To sum up, it can be said that the mutual co-operation of Sociology and Political Science is necessary for the development of knowledge about human problems and welfare of society.

Discussion

47.	Explain the kinds of law in brief
Answer» Law may be classified in various different ways but the most important classifications are as follows: Public Law and Private Law Criminal Law and Civil Law Substantive Law and Procedural Law Municipal Law and International Law Common Law and equity

47.

Explain the kinds of law in brief

Answer»

Law may be classified in various different ways but the most important classifications are as follows:

Public Law and Private Law
Criminal Law and Civil Law
Substantive Law and Procedural Law
Municipal Law and International Law
Common Law and equity

Discussion

48.	What are 8 characteristics of behaviouralism by David easton,and explain it?
Answer» The eight characteristics features of behaviouralism as given by David Easton are as follows: (1) Regularities: The behaviouralists hold the opinion that human behaviour, despite its differences, shows some remarkable uniformities in political behaviour, which can be generalised and formulated in a systematic theory. The generalisations reached in Pol. Science can predict political phenomena. Though the political behaviour is determined by so many factors and is not always uniform, yet it has been observed that human beings behave in certain respects in a more or less similar manner on different occasions. Voting behaviour is the most striking example in this respect. It has been observed that the voters belonging to a particular caste, social status, and economic position of profession vote for the same individual or political party in successive elections. From this some generations can be made and the regularities in the political behaviour can be predicted. Therefore political behaviouralists contend that in political science results can be explained and predicted. So the behaviouralists claim that Political Science may not be comparable to physics and chemistry in regard to the exactness of its results but certainly it may become comparable to astronomy or biology. 2. Verifications: The behaviouralists do not accept anything as granted like the traditionalists. They do not believe in the abstract political theory, rather they verify and test every-thing. Any-thing which cannot verified or tested can be termed only as dogmatic and not scientific. They believe in empirical or scientific results only which can be achieved after scientific verification. 3. Techniques: The behaviouralists emphasise the adoption of correct techniques for acquiring and interpreting the scientific data. Only then valid, reliable and comparable data can be achieved. For this purpose they suggest the use of sophistical tools-like the multivariate analysis, sample, surveys, mathematical methods, simulation etc. Vigorously objecting to it the traditionalists point out that data in social sciences can never be objective and that technique should not be exalted at the cost of content. 4. Quantification: The behaviouralists contend that a researcher cannot properly explain political phenomena nor can he safely predict a political result for the future without measurement and quantification. For example, David Easton has observed: “Precision in the recording of data and the statement of their findings requires tables, graphs and curves are drawn in behavioural research.” Quantification in the opinion of the traditionalists, on the other hand, is an unattainable goal un-measurable and requires extremely precise concepts and matrices which Political Science does not possess. 5. Values: It is the greatest point of different between the behaviouralists and the traditionalists over the question of value neutrality. While the behaviouralists believe in value-free study, the traditionalists believe in value-laden study. They contend that any value which cannot be tested empirically is an ethical value. For example, democracy, equality or freedoms are excellent values to uphold, but their truth or falsity cannot be proved in a scientific manner. Scientific inquiry to be objective, therefore, must be value-free. On the other hand if one prefers to vote for B instead of A, that value can be verified and measured. This value is, therefore empirical in character. Consequently, the behaviouralists reject only the ethical values and not empirical values. According to them, Political Science is a scientific study of politics in its functional aspect, carried through empirical methods and has nothing to do with moral or ethical questions. On the other hand the traditionalists hold the opinion that significant political issues invariably involve moral and ethical values and Political Science cannot refuse to show concern with questions of right and wrong, even if it might not be possible to resolve them ‘scientifically.’ 6. Systematization: Behaviouralism believes that research in Political Science must be systematic by which they mean that it must be “theory oriented and theory-directed”, that theory and research should form as “closely interrelated parts of a coherent and orderly body of knowledge” and that “research, untutored by the theory, may prove trivial and theory, unsupported by data, futile”. 7. Pure Science: Behaviouralists by and large, insist on what they call “pure science approach”. This means that whatever research they make, that should be applied in solving the problems of mankind. Therefore they apply the scientific theory to the social problems. Behaviouralists also make research in the social problems. 8. Integration: Finally, the behaviouralists believe that social and political phenomena cannot be studied in isolation. It is difficult to draw the exact dividing line between man’s social, economic, political, cultural and other activities and they can be understood only in the wider context of the entire social life of the society. Therefore, the behaviouralists believe in integrated approach and for this purpose the political scientists have to study other social sciences like sociology, history, economics, anthropology etc. because the study of political phenomena requires one understanding of how the economic, cultural and other phenomena in society are unfolding themselves. In other words it means inter disciplinary approach.

48.

What are 8 characteristics of behaviouralism by David easton,and explain it?

Answer»

The eight characteristics features of behaviouralism as given by David Easton are as follows:

(1) Regularities:
The behaviouralists hold the opinion that human behaviour, despite its differences, shows some remarkable uniformities in political behaviour, which can be generalised and formulated in a systematic theory. The generalisations reached in Pol. Science can predict political phenomena. Though the political behaviour is determined by so many factors and is not always uniform, yet it has been observed that human beings behave in certain respects in a more or less similar manner on different occasions.

Voting behaviour is the most striking example in this respect. It has been observed that the voters belonging to a particular caste, social status, and economic position of profession vote for the same individual or political party in successive elections. From this some generations can be made and the regularities in the political behaviour can be predicted.

Therefore political behaviouralists contend that in political science results can be explained and predicted. So the behaviouralists claim that Political Science may not be comparable to physics and chemistry in regard to the exactness of its results but certainly it may become comparable to astronomy or biology.

2. Verifications:
The behaviouralists do not accept anything as granted like the traditionalists. They do not believe in the abstract political theory, rather they verify and test every-thing. Any-thing which cannot verified or tested can be termed only as dogmatic and not scientific. They believe in empirical or scientific results only which can be achieved after scientific verification.

3. Techniques:
The behaviouralists emphasise the adoption of correct techniques for acquiring and interpreting the scientific data. Only then valid, reliable and comparable data can be achieved. For this purpose they suggest the use of sophistical tools-like the multivariate analysis, sample, surveys, mathematical methods, simulation etc. Vigorously objecting to it the traditionalists point out that data in social sciences can never be objective and that technique should not be exalted at the cost of content.

4. Quantification:
The behaviouralists contend that a researcher cannot properly explain political phenomena nor can he safely predict a political result for the future without measurement and quantification. For example, David Easton has observed: “Precision in the recording of data and the statement of their findings requires tables, graphs and curves are drawn in behavioural research.” Quantification in the opinion of the traditionalists, on the other hand, is an unattainable goal un-measurable and requires extremely precise concepts and matrices which Political Science does not possess.

5. Values:

It is the greatest point of different between the behaviouralists and the traditionalists over the question of value neutrality. While the behaviouralists believe in value-free study, the traditionalists believe in value-laden study. They contend that any value which cannot be tested empirically is an ethical value.

For example, democracy, equality or freedoms are excellent values to uphold, but their truth or falsity cannot be proved in a scientific manner. Scientific inquiry to be objective, therefore, must be value-free. On the other hand if one prefers to vote for B instead of A, that value can be verified and measured.

This value is, therefore empirical in character. Consequently, the behaviouralists reject only the ethical values and not empirical values. According to them, Political Science is a scientific study of politics in its functional aspect, carried through empirical methods and has nothing to do with moral or ethical questions.

On the other hand the traditionalists hold the opinion that significant political issues invariably involve moral and ethical values and Political Science cannot refuse to show concern with questions of right and wrong, even if it might not be possible to resolve them ‘scientifically.’

6. Systematization:

Behaviouralism believes that research in Political Science must be systematic by which they mean that it must be “theory oriented and theory-directed”, that theory and research should form as “closely interrelated parts of a coherent and orderly body of knowledge” and that “research, untutored by the theory, may prove trivial and theory, unsupported by data, futile”.

7. Pure Science:
Behaviouralists by and large, insist on what they call “pure science approach”. This means that whatever research they make, that should be applied in solving the problems of mankind. Therefore they apply the scientific theory to the social problems. Behaviouralists also make research in the social problems.

8. Integration:
Finally, the behaviouralists believe that social and political phenomena cannot be studied in isolation. It is difficult to draw the exact dividing line between man’s social, economic, political, cultural and other activities and they can be understood only in the wider context of the entire social life of the society.

Therefore, the behaviouralists believe in integrated approach and for this purpose the political scientists have to study other social sciences like sociology, history, economics, anthropology etc. because the study of political phenomena requires one understanding of how the economic, cultural and other phenomena in society are unfolding themselves. In other words it means inter disciplinary approach.

Discussion

49.	What _____ you _____ to know? A) do / want B) are / wanting C) do / wanting D) are / want
Answer» Correct option is A) do / want

Discussion

50.	Read the following passage and make notes by drawing and filling in the boxes given below:Krishnadevaraya ruled the Vijayanagara Empire. He gave good governance during his regime. Gold, silver and diamond were sold on the streets of Vijayanagara. He respected men and women equally. In his court, there was a clown called Tenali Rama who was known for his wit.
Answer» 1. Vijayanagara Empire 2. Gold 3. Silver 4. Diamond 5. men 6. women 7. Tenali Rama 8. wit.

50.

Read the following passage and make notes by drawing and filling in the boxes given below:Krishnadevaraya ruled the Vijayanagara Empire. He gave good governance during his regime. Gold, silver and diamond were sold on the streets of Vijayanagara. He respected men and women equally. In his court, there was a clown called Tenali Rama who was known for his wit.

Answer»

1. Vijayanagara Empire

2. Gold

3. Silver

4. Diamond

5. men

6. women

7. Tenali Rama

8. wit.

Discussion

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The 1990 World cup for football ______ in Italy. A) was played B) was being played C) has been played D) will be played

We had to stand up _____ a better view of the game. A) to get B) getting C) get D) find

____ their sister given a present last year? A) Are B) Is C) Was D) Does

Report the following conversation: Don Gonzalo: That bench over there is mine. Juanito: Three priests are sitting there.Don Gonzalo: Rout them out. Have they gone?Juanito: Still they are talking.

It’ s nearly lunch time. Why don’ t we stop ____ a bite to eat? A) to have B) have C) having D) had

We can’t do anything before ______. A) the doctor comes B) the doctor didn’t come C) the doctor will come D) the doctor doesn’t come

She’s ____ her lunch. A) already eaten B) still eaten C) eaten yet D) yet eaten

It must have been an interesting performance. I would like _____. A) to go B) to be there C) to have gone D) having gone

“_____ do you like your job?” “Because it’s interesting.” A) Why B) What C) How D) Where

There _____ one bag. There _____ 3 bags. A) isn’t / are B) is / is C) not / are D) aren’t / are

Why was the murderer finally subjected to life imprisonment in, ‘Too Dear’?

How does Juliet want people to forget the shining sun? Why?

There _____ 4 _____ on the sofa? A) are / woman B) is / women C) was / woman D) are / women

“_____ do you travel to school?” “By bus.” A) How B) What C) Why D) Where

If you ____ your book, you will have a long holiday. A) finish B) will finish C) are going to finish D) finished

“____ ____ you live with?” “With my mother and sisters.” A) What / do B) Who / do C) Where / does D) Who / does

____it is getting late; I suggest we break off now. A) As though B) So C) As D) Where

I would have called him right away if I ____ his telephone number. A) have known B) will know C) had known D) would know

We will not eat outside ____ it rains. A) until B) since C) unless D) if

Is there _____ apple in the bag? A) a B) an C) the D) on

“_____ do you _____ on Sundays?” “I always relax.” A) How / doing B) What / doC) Where / does D) What / relax

___ I can see, he has no intention of paying the bill.A) As far as B) So C) Because D) When

A- _____ there three stereos in the living room? B- No, there _____ . A) Are / aren’t B) Are / are C) Are / not D) Are / is

Substitute the phrasal verb in the sentence with a single word.I don’t know where my book is. I have to look for it. (a) retrieve (b) look (c) search (d) find

“And I have learned too To laugh with only my teethAnd shake hands without my heart”(a) Explain ‘To laugh with only my teeth’. (b) Why is he shaking hands without heart?

A- _____ there _____ desk? B- Yes, _____ is. A) Is / the / there B) Are / the / they C) Is / a / there D) Is / one / they

How does Tanimanna adopt counter strategy to challenge the material wealth of Basavaiah?

Fill in the blank with a suitable relative pronoun They finally found the murderer, ………. was hiding in a small town. (a) where (b) which (c) who (d) that

We will have a picnic on Saturday ____ it rains. A) if B) as if C) howeverD) unless

“_____ do you _____ on holiday?” “To Rome or Paris.” A) Where / like B) How / relax C) Where / go D) Why / go

Known reserves of petroleum are said to be sufficient only ______ the end of the century. A) by B) since C) until D) unless

I never ask favors ____ anyone unless it is absolutely necessary. A) of B) from C) for D) to

It was good _____ to return my tools. A) for you B) about you C) of you D) you come

Most people in our country prefer tea ____ coffee. A) from B) for C) to D) at

We’re going to Paris _____ a holiday. A) to have B) have C) having D) had

Will you ____ have lunch with us tomorrow? A) be able to B) are able to C) able to D) be able

I’m saving my money _____ a CD player. A) buying B) to buy C) buy D) bought

_______ Monday is a national holiday, all government offices will be closed. A) Whereas B) Since C) While D) Because of

I’ll eat lunch with you _______ there is enough for both of us. A) providedB) so as C) therefore D) whereas

Tom and Tim _____ for lunch tomorrow. A) to come B) coming C) came D) are coming

‘An entrepreneur should be passionate’, discuss.

Is there ________ on the meat? A) anybody B) anything C) somebody D) thing

He ________ to go to college in his own hometown. A) uses B) use C) used D) had used

What is the name of NASA'S space craft which was sent for the probe of the ringed planet Saturn,and which has recently send to Earth its first views of Saturn's atmosphere?

The old man had MORE money than sixty thousand pounds. A) much B) larger C) over D) fewer E) less

Sociology and Political Science affect each other. Explain the reciprocity of Sociology and Political Science. Or Explain the relationship of Political Science and Sociology. Or Analyze the inter – relationship of Political Science and Sociology.

Explain the kinds of law in brief

What are 8 characteristics of behaviouralism by David easton,and explain it?

What _____ you _____ to know? A) do / want B) are / wanting C) do / wanting D) are / want

There _ one bag. There _ 3 bags. A) isn’t / are B) is / is C) not / are D) aren’t / are

There _ 4 _ on the sofa? A) are / woman B) is / women C) was / woman D) are / women

“ you live with?” “With my mother and sisters.” A) What / do B) Who / do C) Where / does D) Who / does

“_ do you _ on Sundays?” “I always relax.” A) How / doing B) What / doC) Where / does D) What / relax

A- _ there three stereos in the living room? B- No, there _ . A) Are / aren’t B) Are / are C) Are / not D) Are / is

A- ___ there _ desk? B- Yes, ___ is. A) Is / the / there B) Are / the / they C) Is / a / there D) Is / one / they

“_ do you _ on holiday?” “To Rome or Paris.” A) Where / like B) How / relax C) Where / go D) Why / go

What _ you _ to know? A) do / want B) are / wanting C) do / wanting D) are / want