100525 + Interview Questions in GENERAL QA IN GENERAL AWARENESS

1.	Choose the correct sentence pattern for the following sentence:He looks smart.a) AVSb) SVAc) SVOd) SVC
Answer» this refers to suject is he verb is looks adjective is smart so the answer is svA

Discussion

2.	Read the following passage and answer the questions set on it:Everyone needs a holiday, both to relax and to have a change of environment. The holiday makers feel relaxed and refreshed at the end of the holiday and look forward to the resumption of their duties, be it at school, office or factories, with renewed vigour. This is the reason why all establishments grant their employees annual leave with the end of the Academic year. The Schools and Universities grant their pupils a long holiday during mid summer. This will last until early June when the new school term starts. Of course the parents will like to take advantage of this and take their leave to coincide with the children’s vacation. This has become a traditional holiday season in most Asian countries particularly in India.With the coming of April the traditional holiday season in India reaches its peak point and most of the holiday resorts are packed to capacity. In order to avoid the crowd some prefer to take their holiday a little earlier. Those who have already taken their holidays can console themselves not only with reflections on the happy days spent in the country, at the seaside or abroad but with the thought that holiday expenses are over and by taking an earlier holiday they have missed the April rush.The main thing, of course is the weather and whatever the weather is like, the essence of a holiday for most is the carefree atmosphere in which it can be enjoyed. “Take all you need but leave your worries behind” is the sound advice for the holiday maker. Private worries are not always easy to escape from. However, even the pessimist would admit that for the moment things appear brighter than they have been.Holiday time is surely a time for shedding serious preoccupations and seeking pleasures that appeal to us.(a) Add a prefix to the word ‘advantage’ to form its antonym.(b) What time is surely meant for shedding serious preoccupations?(Fill in the blank with the appropriate form of the word in brackets)(c) Children cannot control their ...... (excite) with the coming of the holiday season.
Answer» (a) Disadvantage. (b) Holiday time is surely meant for shedding serious preoccupations. (c) excitement.

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Read the following passage and answer the questions set on it:Everyone needs a holiday, both to relax and to have a change of environment. The holiday makers feel relaxed and refreshed at the end of the holiday and look forward to the resumption of their duties, be it at school, office or factories, with renewed vigour. This is the reason why all establishments grant their employees annual leave with the end of the Academic year. The Schools and Universities grant their pupils a long holiday during mid summer. This will last until early June when the new school term starts. Of course the parents will like to take advantage of this and take their leave to coincide with the children’s vacation. This has become a traditional holiday season in most Asian countries particularly in India.With the coming of April the traditional holiday season in India reaches its peak point and most of the holiday resorts are packed to capacity. In order to avoid the crowd some prefer to take their holiday a little earlier. Those who have already taken their holidays can console themselves not only with reflections on the happy days spent in the country, at the seaside or abroad but with the thought that holiday expenses are over and by taking an earlier holiday they have missed the April rush.The main thing, of course is the weather and whatever the weather is like, the essence of a holiday for most is the carefree atmosphere in which it can be enjoyed. “Take all you need but leave your worries behind” is the sound advice for the holiday maker. Private worries are not always easy to escape from. However, even the pessimist would admit that for the moment things appear brighter than they have been.Holiday time is surely a time for shedding serious preoccupations and seeking pleasures that appeal to us.(a) Add a prefix to the word ‘advantage’ to form its antonym.(b) What time is surely meant for shedding serious preoccupations?(Fill in the blank with the appropriate form of the word in brackets)(c) Children cannot control their ...... (excite) with the coming of the holiday season.

Answer»

(a) Disadvantage.

(b) Holiday time is surely meant for shedding serious preoccupations.

(c) excitement.

Discussion

3.	Read the following passage and answer the questions set on it:Everyone needs a holiday, both to relax and to have a change of environment. The holiday makers feel relaxed and refreshed at the end of the holiday and look forward to the resumption of their duties, be it at school, office or factories, with renewed vigour. This is the reason why all establishments grant their employees annual leave with the end of the Academic year. The Schools and Universities grant their pupils a long holiday during mid summer. This will last until early June when the new school term starts. Of course the parents will like to take advantage of this and take their leave to coincide with the children’s vacation. This has become a traditional holiday season in most Asian countries particularly in India.With the coming of April the traditional holiday season in India reaches its peak point and most of the holiday resorts are packed to capacity. In order to avoid the crowd some prefer to take their holiday a little earlier. Those who have already taken their holidays can console themselves not only with reflections on the happy days spent in the country, at the seaside or abroad but with the thought that holiday expenses are over and by taking an earlier holiday they have missed the April rush.The main thing, of course is the weather and whatever the weather is like, the essence of a holiday for most is the carefree atmosphere in which it can be enjoyed. “Take all you need but leave your worries behind” is the sound advice for the holiday maker. Private worries are not always easy to escape from. However, even the pessimist would admit that for the moment things appear brighter than they have been.Holiday time is surely a time for shedding serious preoccupations and seeking pleasures that appeal to us.Answer the following in a word, a phrase or a sentence each:(a) Why does everyone need a holiday?(b) How do the holiday makers feel at the end of the holiday?(c) The holiday season lasts till .....(i) March(ii) June(iii) December(d) When does the holiday season reach its peak?(e) What do some holiday makers do to avoid the holiday crowd?(f) Who feels happy having missed the April rush?(g) What is the sound advice to the holiday makers?
Answer» (a) Everyone needs a holiday to relax as well as to have a change of environment. (b) Holiday makers feel relaxed and refreshed at the end of the holiday. (c) (ii) June. (d) The holiday season reaches its peak with the coming of April. (e) To avoid the April rush some holiday makers prefer to take their holiday a little earlier. (f) Those who have already taken their holidays feel happy having missed the April rush. (g) The sound advice to the holiday makers is, “Take all you need but leave your worries behind”.

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Read the following passage and answer the questions set on it:Everyone needs a holiday, both to relax and to have a change of environment. The holiday makers feel relaxed and refreshed at the end of the holiday and look forward to the resumption of their duties, be it at school, office or factories, with renewed vigour. This is the reason why all establishments grant their employees annual leave with the end of the Academic year. The Schools and Universities grant their pupils a long holiday during mid summer. This will last until early June when the new school term starts. Of course the parents will like to take advantage of this and take their leave to coincide with the children’s vacation. This has become a traditional holiday season in most Asian countries particularly in India.With the coming of April the traditional holiday season in India reaches its peak point and most of the holiday resorts are packed to capacity. In order to avoid the crowd some prefer to take their holiday a little earlier. Those who have already taken their holidays can console themselves not only with reflections on the happy days spent in the country, at the seaside or abroad but with the thought that holiday expenses are over and by taking an earlier holiday they have missed the April rush.The main thing, of course is the weather and whatever the weather is like, the essence of a holiday for most is the carefree atmosphere in which it can be enjoyed. “Take all you need but leave your worries behind” is the sound advice for the holiday maker. Private worries are not always easy to escape from. However, even the pessimist would admit that for the moment things appear brighter than they have been.Holiday time is surely a time for shedding serious preoccupations and seeking pleasures that appeal to us.Answer the following in a word, a phrase or a sentence each:(a) Why does everyone need a holiday?(b) How do the holiday makers feel at the end of the holiday?(c) The holiday season lasts till .....(i) March(ii) June(iii) December(d) When does the holiday season reach its peak?(e) What do some holiday makers do to avoid the holiday crowd?(f) Who feels happy having missed the April rush?(g) What is the sound advice to the holiday makers?

Answer»

(a) Everyone needs a holiday to relax as well as to have a change of environment.

(b) Holiday makers feel relaxed and refreshed at the end of the holiday.

(c) (ii) June.

(d) The holiday season reaches its peak with the coming of April.

(e) To avoid the April rush some holiday makers prefer to take their holiday a little earlier.

(f) Those who have already taken their holidays feel happy having missed the April rush.

(g) The sound advice to the holiday makers is, “Take all you need but leave your worries behind”.

Discussion

4.	‘A poet’s task is to discover metaphors’. how does Borges explain this in ‘Books will never Disappear’?
Answer» Poetry gives pleasure to readers. It gives peace and happiness to those who are sad. It is an inspiration to those who are discouraged. Poetry always looks at the brighter side of things and describes the beauty of nature. Metaphors help the reader to understand what the poet is trying to convey through picturization.

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5.	Why docs Tammanna feel that human nature can be strange?
Answer» In the beginning, Tamanna and Basavaiah competed by gaining material property like ornaments, jewels and land. But later their rivalry grows into intolerable psychological hatred ness when Tammanna started the composition of ballads on the evils of Basavaiah and singing them. Finally, after Basavaiah’s death, Tammanna stops composing ballads and singing them as he had no rivalry to pursue.

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6.	If you need advice, Mr. Wisdom is the person you should talk to. If you need advice, Mr. Wisdom is the person _____. A) should talk to B) being talked to C) talking to D) to talk to
Answer» Correct option is D) to talk to

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7.	Bring out the culture of the Japanese as explained by George Mikes.
Answer» In his travelogue, George Mikes narrates four anecdotes which will help any foreign visitor to understand the cultural traits of the Japanese people. The author first highlights how peoples courtesy serves a double function in Japan. He assertively states that a couple, with perfect confidence, can carry on even their intimate love quarrels in public, in perfect privacy, without being apprehensive of any passerby overhearing them. Next, he talks about the bowing mania of the Japanese people and how the Japanese manage to show even the slightest differences in their hierarchy with a great deal of natural and inimitable grace. Then, he narrates how, the very same people who, a few minutes ago had bowed to each other with such ceremonious solemnity would behave like savages, push each other aside, tread on each other’s toes and elbow their way into the bus. Finally, he talks about soup-eating in Japan. He says that, according to the Japanese, when eating soup one must make a fearful noise so as to express his appreciation, otherwise the guest will be considered an ill-mannered lout.

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Bring out the culture of the Japanese as explained by George Mikes.

Answer»

In his travelogue, George Mikes narrates four anecdotes which will help any foreign visitor to understand the cultural traits of the Japanese people. The author first highlights how peoples courtesy serves a double function in Japan. He assertively states that a couple, with perfect confidence, can carry on even their intimate love quarrels in public, in perfect privacy, without being apprehensive of any passerby overhearing them. Next, he talks about the bowing mania of the Japanese people and how the Japanese manage to show even the slightest differences in their hierarchy with a great deal of natural and inimitable grace.

Then, he narrates how, the very same people who, a few minutes ago had bowed to each other with such ceremonious solemnity would behave like savages, push each other aside, tread on each other’s toes and elbow their way into the bus. Finally, he talks about soup-eating in Japan. He says that, according to the Japanese, when eating soup one must make a fearful noise so as to express his appreciation, otherwise the guest will be considered an ill-mannered lout.

Discussion

8.	I like to relax _____ I’m on holiday. A) while B) before C) if D) as soon as
Answer» Correct option is A) while

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9.	Why does Borges say that books will never disappear? Explain.
Answer» According to Borges, among the many inventions of man, the book is undoubtedly the most astounding of all. All others are extensions of our bodies. The telephone is the extension of our voice, the telescope and the microscope are extensions of our sight and the sword and the plough are extensions of our arms. Only the book is an extension of our imagination and memory Modern modes in communications have not developed anything to work as a substitute for our imagination and memory.

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10.	2. The old man bowed to all of us in the room.a. Who was the old man?b. Where was the old man at that time?c. Why had he come there?
Answer» a.the old man is guarding that room b.he was in the room c. for his job( guarding the room)

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2. The old man bowed to all of us in the room.a. Who was the old man?b. Where was the old man at that time?c. Why had he come there?

Answer»

a.the old man is guarding that room

b.he was in the room

c. for his job( guarding the room)

Discussion

11.	Why does Borges say that the books will not disappear in spite of modern modes of communication?
Answer» According to Borges, among the many inventions of man, the book is undoubtedly the most astounding of all. All others are extensions of our bodies. The telephone is the extension of our voice, the telescope and the microscope are extensions of our sight and the sword and the plough are extensions of our arms. Only the book is an extension of our imagination and memory Modern modes in communications have not developed anything to work as a substitute for our imagination and memory.

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12.	What is unique about bowing in Japan?
Answer» According to George Mikes, as soon as we land in Japan, the first thing we notice is bowing is so ubiquitous in Japan. The writer comments that it is the mania of the Japanese. He remarks that everyone keeps bowing to everybody else with the ceremonious solemnity of a courtier yet with a great deal of natural and inimitabLe grace. If two Japanese bow, as a rule, neither is to straighten up before the other stands erect in front of him. He states that bowing is quainter, more formal, and more oriental and also infectious. Besides, he also says that the Japanese follow a complicated hierarchy in bowing. This system decides who bows to whom, how deeply and for how long. Though it is a little complicated to us, the Japanese manage it without difficulty and subtly and reflect in their bowing even the smallest difference in rank, standing, age, and social position in a split second. Apart from saying that the Japanese follow a complicated hierarchy in their bowing, the author says that the Japanese follow certain basic rules inside the family. They are: the wife bows to her husband, the child bows to his father, younger brothers to elder brothers and the sister bows to all brothers of whatever age. In Japanese stores, bowing girls stand at the top of escalators and their only duty is to bow deeply and deferentially to all and sundry. The ticket checking conductors on the fast Tokaido Line, march to the middle of the coach, and bow ceremoniously in both directions before checking the tickets. At Nara, a deer created the impression that it bowed to the author.

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What is unique about bowing in Japan?

Answer»

According to George Mikes, as soon as we land in Japan, the first thing we notice is bowing is so ubiquitous in Japan. The writer comments that it is the mania of the Japanese. He remarks that everyone keeps bowing to everybody else with the ceremonious solemnity of a courtier yet with a great deal of natural and inimitabLe grace. If two Japanese bow, as a rule, neither is to straighten up before the other stands erect in front of him. He states that bowing is quainter, more formal, and more oriental and also infectious.

Besides, he also says that the Japanese follow a complicated hierarchy in bowing. This system decides who bows to whom, how deeply and for how long. Though it is a little complicated to us, the Japanese manage it without difficulty and subtly and reflect in their bowing even the smallest difference in rank, standing, age, and social position in a split second.

Apart from saying that the Japanese follow a complicated hierarchy in their bowing, the author says that the Japanese follow certain basic rules inside the family. They are: the wife bows to her husband, the child bows to his father, younger brothers to elder brothers and the sister bows to all brothers of whatever age. In Japanese stores, bowing girls stand at the top of escalators and their only duty is to bow deeply and deferentially to all and sundry.

The ticket checking conductors on the fast Tokaido Line, march to the middle of the coach, and bow ceremoniously in both directions before checking the tickets. At Nara, a deer created the impression that it bowed to the author.

Discussion

13.	The hardest thing to do is to start again. The hardest thing you _____ is to start again. A) have to do B) having to do C) should have done D) to do
Answer» Correct option is A) have to do

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14.	This is _____ than I expected. A) more hard B) hard C) the hardest D) harder
Answer» Correct option is D) harder

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15.	The easiest thing you can do is to start again. The easiest thing _____ is to start again. A) being done B) to do C) done D) to have done
Answer» Correct option is B) to do

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16.	He ___ me his name but I ___ it. A) tell / am forgetting B) will tell / forgot C) told / have forgotten D) has told / shall forget E) was told / forgot
Answer» Correct option is C) told / have forgotten

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17.	They ___ you the money before they ___ . A) send / leave B) sent / left C) will send / leave D) sent / had left E) should sent / had left
Answer» Correct option is C) will send / leave

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18.	She is very clever at _____ people _____ her ideas are their own. A) making / to think B) to make / thinking C) making / think D) being made / think
Answer» Correct option is C) making / think

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19.	There will be a crisis if nothing is done _____ inflation. A) for controlling B) to control C) to be controlled D) control
Answer» Correct option is B) to control

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20.	________ did you go in the car this morning? A) How far B) How much far C) How long D) How much
Answer» Correct option is A) How far

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21.	_____ lucky I am to see you this morning! A) What B) What a C) How D) That
Answer» Correct option is C) How

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22.	The house was painted by Tom.(a) Tom was painting the house(b) Tom is painting the house.(c) Tom paints the house.(d) Tom painted the house.
Answer» (d) Tom painted the house.

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23.	“_____ did you go?” “This morning.” A) Why B) What C) When D) How
Answer» Correct option is C) When

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24.	Which platform does the train 2550 start from? - _____. -Let's find it out together - _____. A) Can you help me / You are polite B) I don't understand / Let's C) I think so / Thank you D) From the next / I have no job E) I'm also looking for it / All right
Answer» Correct option is E) I'm also looking for it / All right

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25.	The music was too ______. A) loud B) small C) wrong D) incorrect
Answer» Correct option is A) loud

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26.	_____ did you buy with? A) Which one B) Why C) When D) Who
Answer» Correct option is D) Who

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27.	Choose the correctly spelt word-(a) Committee(b) Commiitee(c) Comittee (d) Cumittee.
Answer» (a) Committee

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28.	Turn _____ the music! It’s too loud! A) on B) round C) down D) after
Answer» Correct option is C) down

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29.	After I _____ my dinner, I typed my report. A) had B) have C) had had D) will have
Answer» Correct option is C) had had

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30.	If something will happen "rain or shine", it'll happen _____. A) at some point, but we don't know when B) outside C) no matter what
Answer» Correct option is C) no matter what

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31.	Laura __(1)__ in a big city. If she lived in the country, she __(2)__ a dog. Laura __(3)__ a flat with three other girls. But if it __(4)__ possible, she __(5)__ on her own. If she __(6)__ in the country, she __(7)__ a small cottage, and she __(8)__ her own flowers and vegetables. She __(9)__ by underground and __(10)__ shopping in big department stores, but she __(11)__ this at all. If she __(12)__ in the country she __(13)__ her bike, and she __(14)__ things in a small village shop.1. A) was living B) lived C) would like to live D) lives2. A) has B) would have C) had D) will have3. A) share B) is sharing C) shares D) shared4. A) will be B) was C) is D) were5. A) lives B) is living C) will be living D) would live6. A) was living B) were living C) is living D) lived7. A) will buy B) is going to buy C) would buy D) buys8. A) grows B) wants to grow C) will grow D) would grow9. A) is traveling B) would travel C) travels D) will travel10. A) go B) goes C) is going D) would go11. A) likes B) would like C) doesn’t like D) is liking12. A) were B) is C) will be D) would being13. A) rides B) rode C) would ride D) is riding14. A) bought B) would buy C) buys D) will buy
Answer» 1 D) lives 2 B) would have 3 C) shares 4 D) were 5 D) would live 6 D) lived 7 C) would buy 8 D) would grow 9 C) travels 10 B) goes 11 C) doesn’t like 12 A) were 13 C) would ride 14 B) would buy

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Laura (1) in a big city. If she lived in the country, she (2) a dog. Laura (3) a flat with three other girls. But if it (4) possible, she (5) on her own. If she (6) in the country, she (7) a small cottage, and she (8) her own flowers and vegetables. She (9) by underground and (10) shopping in big department stores, but she (11) this at all. If she (12) in the country she (13) her bike, and she (14) things in a small village shop.1. A) was living B) lived C) would like to live D) lives2. A) has B) would have C) had D) will have3. A) share B) is sharing C) shares D) shared4. A) will be B) was C) is D) were5. A) lives B) is living C) will be living D) would live6. A) was living B) were living C) is living D) lived7. A) will buy B) is going to buy C) would buy D) buys8. A) grows B) wants to grow C) will grow D) would grow9. A) is traveling B) would travel C) travels D) will travel10. A) go B) goes C) is going D) would go11. A) likes B) would like C) doesn’t like D) is liking12. A) were B) is C) will be D) would being13. A) rides B) rode C) would ride D) is riding14. A) bought B) would buy C) buys D) will buy

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1 D) lives

2 B) would have

3 C) shares

4 D) were

5 D) would live

6 D) lived

7 C) would buy

8 D) would grow

9 C) travels

10 B) goes

11 C) doesn’t like

12 A) were

13 C) would ride

14 B) would buy

Discussion

32.	He..........Video games. (a) had playing(b) am playing(c) are playing(d) is Playing
Answer» He is Playing Video games.

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He..........Video games. (a) had playing(b) am playing(c) are playing(d) is Playing

Answer»

He is Playing Video games.

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33.	Your father’s sister is your ___
Answer» Correct answer is aunt

Discussion

34.	Listen! Radha ........the sitar.(a) will palying(b) had played(c) is played (d) is playing
Answer» Listen! Radha is playing the sitar.

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35.	Your sister’s husband is your ___
Answer» Correct answer is brother in law

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36.	Your mother’s mother is your ___
Answer» Correct answer is grandmother

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37.	When the sum is shining, we usually .........for swimming.(a) went(b) going(c) to go(d) go
Answer» When the sum is shining, we usually go for swimming.

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38.	Your sister’s daughter is your ___
Answer» Correct answer is niece

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39.	............he come with us?(a) Will(b) Is(c) Do(d) Have
Answer» Will he come with us.

Discussion

40.	When everything is finished it is the ______
Answer» Correct option is end

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41.	Something you like the most is your ______
Answer» Correct option is favorite

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42.	I am ......my bed.(a) making(b) make(c) to make(d) had making
Answer» I am making my bed.

Discussion

43.	Someone who works on the land, growing things is called a ______
Answer» Correct option is farmer

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44.	Your son’s son is your ___
Answer» Correct answer is grandson

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45.	He should _____ care of now that he is old. A) to be taken B) to take C) taking D) be taken
Answer» Correct option is D) be taken

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46.	There was no way of _____ the accident. A) avoiding B) avoided C) to avoid D) to have avoided
Answer» Correct option is A) avoiding

Discussion

47.	People Who Wear UniformsA man who works in a restaurant serving food is called a ___.
Answer» Correct answer is waiter

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48.	The east of Argentina is agricultural, ____the west is industrialized. A) whereas B) because C) so D) since
Answer» Correct option is A) whereas

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49.	Had they gone to the island a day earlier, they ______ the storm. A) will have avoided B) would avoid C) would have avoided D) had avoided
Answer» Correct option is C) would have avoided

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50.	Your sister’s brother is your ___
Answer» Correct answer is brother

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Explore topic-wise InterviewSolutions in Current Affairs.

Choose the correct sentence pattern for the following sentence:He looks smart.a) AVSb) SVAc) SVOd) SVC

‘A poet’s task is to discover metaphors’. how does Borges explain this in ‘Books will never Disappear’?

Why docs Tammanna feel that human nature can be strange?

If you need advice, Mr. Wisdom is the person you should talk to. If you need advice, Mr. Wisdom is the person _____. A) should talk to B) being talked to C) talking to D) to talk to

Bring out the culture of the Japanese as explained by George Mikes.

I like to relax _____ I’m on holiday. A) while B) before C) if D) as soon as

Why does Borges say that books will never disappear? Explain.

2. The old man bowed to all of us in the room.a. Who was the old man?b. Where was the old man at that time?c. Why had he come there?

Why does Borges say that the books will not disappear in spite of modern modes of communication?

What is unique about bowing in Japan?

The hardest thing to do is to start again. The hardest thing you _____ is to start again. A) have to do B) having to do C) should have done D) to do

This is _____ than I expected. A) more hard B) hard C) the hardest D) harder

The easiest thing you can do is to start again. The easiest thing _____ is to start again. A) being done B) to do C) done D) to have done

He ___ me his name but I ___ it. A) tell / am forgetting B) will tell / forgot C) told / have forgotten D) has told / shall forget E) was told / forgot

They ___ you the money before they ___ . A) send / leave B) sent / left C) will send / leave D) sent / had left E) should sent / had left

She is very clever at _____ people _____ her ideas are their own. A) making / to think B) to make / thinking C) making / think D) being made / think

There will be a crisis if nothing is done _____ inflation. A) for controlling B) to control C) to be controlled D) control

________ did you go in the car this morning? A) How far B) How much far C) How long D) How much

_____ lucky I am to see you this morning! A) What B) What a C) How D) That

The house was painted by Tom.(a) Tom was painting the house(b) Tom is painting the house.(c) Tom paints the house.(d) Tom painted the house.

“_____ did you go?” “This morning.” A) Why B) What C) When D) How

Which platform does the train 2550 start from? - _____. -Let's find it out together - _____. A) Can you help me / You are polite B) I don't understand / Let's C) I think so / Thank you D) From the next / I have no job E) I'm also looking for it / All right

The music was too ______. A) loud B) small C) wrong D) incorrect

_____ did you buy with? A) Which one B) Why C) When D) Who

Choose the correctly spelt word-(a) Committee(b) Commiitee(c) Comittee (d) Cumittee.

Turn _____ the music! It’s too loud! A) on B) round C) down D) after

After I _____ my dinner, I typed my report. A) had B) have C) had had D) will have

If something will happen "rain or shine", it'll happen _____. A) at some point, but we don't know when B) outside C) no matter what

He..........Video games. (a) had playing(b) am playing(c) are playing(d) is Playing

Your father’s sister is your ___

Listen! Radha ........the sitar.(a) will palying(b) had played(c) is played (d) is playing

Your sister’s husband is your ___

Your mother’s mother is your ___

When the sum is shining, we usually .........for swimming.(a) went(b) going(c) to go(d) go

Your sister’s daughter is your ___

............he come with us?(a) Will(b) Is(c) Do(d) Have

When everything is finished it is the ______

Something you like the most is your ______

I am ......my bed.(a) making(b) make(c) to make(d) had making

Someone who works on the land, growing things is called a ______

Your son’s son is your ___

He should _____ care of now that he is old. A) to be taken B) to take C) taking D) be taken

There was no way of _____ the accident. A) avoiding B) avoided C) to avoid D) to have avoided

People Who Wear UniformsA man who works in a restaurant serving food is called a ___.

The east of Argentina is agricultural, ____the west is industrialized. A) whereas B) because C) so D) since

Had they gone to the island a day earlier, they ______ the storm. A) will have avoided B) would avoid C) would have avoided D) had avoided

Your sister’s brother is your ___

He _ me his name but I _ it. A) tell / am forgetting B) will tell / forgot C) told / have forgotten D) has told / shall forget E) was told / forgot

They _ you the money before they _ . A) send / leave B) sent / left C) will send / leave D) sent / had left E) should sent / had left

She is very clever at _ people _ her ideas are their own. A) making / to think B) to make / thinking C) making / think D) being made / think

Which platform does the train 2550 start from? - _. -Let's find it out together - _. A) Can you help me / You are polite B) I don't understand / Let's C) I think so / Thank you D) From the next / I have no job E) I'm also looking for it / All right