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This question was ASKED some where in PREVIOUS year PAPERS of SSC, and correct answer was Had the court not INTERVENED in

i THINK OPTION 2 is CORRECT

is OPTION 1 is the CORRECT ANSWER?? am i RIGHT?

I have READ it SOMEWHERE any of the STUDENTS is CORRECT

Its very simple QUESTION He KNEW that BHUPATI was an honest minister and WOULD never do such a thing is the correct answer.

i THINK OPTION 3 is CORRECT

Solution

Here, OPTION E as well as option option A can be chosen.

However, option A words are more eloquent.

The sentence would now read as:

Mr.Srinivasan is SET to BECOME Chairman of the group FOLLOWING the retirement of his father

Hence, the correct answer is A.

Solution

Sentence D is clearly the first sentence as it introduces the basic elements of the story being told. D is followed by A as it introduces the character of fox on whose ACTIONS the rest of the proceedings depend. In the last part of A, the mother duck ASKS her children to hurry to the the lake. In sentence C, this instruction is carried out by the ducklings. Thus A is followed by C. C is followed by F as the line "the fox SAW her"in F REFERS to the dragging of wings by the mother duck mentioned in C.E is definitely the last sentence as it provides an apt conclusion to the proceedings. Among B and F, the events in B COULD be present only after F. Thus the correct order of the sentences is DACFBE.

Thus A is the second sentence of the paragraph.

This question was asked some where in previous YEAR papers of SSC, and correct ANSWER was option 1

i THINK OPTION 3 is CORRECT

it from PREVIOUS YEAR SSC papers, EUROPEAN UNION is the right answer

Its very SIMPLE question World BANK is the CORRECT ANSWER.

Solution

In part C, there is no need of 'not'.

The statement should READ as;

The SCHEME failed because some STATES could not manage to raise the necessary funds.

is B is the CORRECT ANSWER?? am i RIGHT?

Solution

As you show so shall you reap is a PROVERB used to convey a message that we will receive what we GIVE. The passage out and out covers this MEANING .Hence, E

Solution

The SENTENCE is gramatically CORRECT and has no error.
Hence, the correct OPTION is E.

directively is the BEST SUITED

There was a MIRROR INSIDE the COFFIN

This QUESTION was ASKED some where in previous year papers of SSC, and correct answer was hesitant to VOLUNTEER

The CORRECT ANSWER IS2). THIRD to the RIGHT 

Solution

The common word in the FIRST and third STATEMENTS is 'exercise' coded as = 'ka'

Now, from the first two statements, code for 'health' = 'se'

The common word in the first and last statements is 'your' coded as = 'ja'

=> The only word left in 1st statement is 'for' coded as= 'na'

Also, from second and third statements, common word apart from exercise is 'must' coded as = 'tu'

=> In 2nd statement, code for 'and' is = 're'

The common word in the last two statements is 'to' coded as = 'az'

=> In 3rd statement, word left is 'regularly' coded as = dk'

In the 4TH statement, codes for 'good' or 'life' are = EITHER 'mo' or 'fu'

Thus, the code for “must exercise” = ka tu

=> Ans - (B)

Solution

S is sitting SECOND to the left of R and R is not sitting at any of the ends. From these two sentences, there are two possibilities as shown.

_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _

_ S _ R _S _ R _ _

Case - 1Case - 2

The person who faces T is to the immediate left of M. M is sitting at the extreme right end. This IMPLIES that M should sit at the extreme right and T should be sitting beside S. Hence, Case 1 is ruled out. Now the arrangement looks like this,

M _ _ _ _

S T _ R _

R is an immediate neighbour of U. The person who faces U is an immediate neighbour of both P and N. There are two persons between P and L. The remaining position will be occupied by Q. Final arrangement will be as shown below,

M L N O P

S T R U Q

M, P, S, Q are sitting at extreme ends. Hence option e is the correct answer.

1 January 2016 : option 4 is the CORRECT ANSWER

i THINK OPTION 4 is CORRECT

Solution

Call, MAKE & stall can be eliminated as those DOESNT make sense. Between visit and go, visit FITS well because go needs a PREPOSITION 'to' to give a proper meaning. HENCE, E

I THINK PRICE is RIGHT

Solution

Declared and announce are both appropriate to be used when the winner of the CONTEST is to be INFORMED to the audience, but the word needs to be in PAST tense in this situation. HENCE, the correct word suiting the CONTEXT is 'declared'. Option A is correct.