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This section includes 1236 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Verbal Ability knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 901. |
The good fortune of being your student in my younger days has helped me greatly in my life. |
| A. | f my having been your student |
| B. | f myself being your student |
| C. | f my being your student |
| D. | o correction required |
| Answer» B. f myself being your student | |
| 902. |
She became conscientious when she realised that the opposite man was staring at her. |
| A. | he man opposite |
| B. | he opposed man |
| C. | an opposite |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. he opposed man | |
| 903. |
Mahatma Gandhi was by far a great man of India. |
| A. | very great man |
| B. | oo great a man |
| C. | he greatest man |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 904. |
He kept us all in suspension regarding his future plans. |
| A. | urprise |
| B. | uspense |
| C. | uspicion |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. uspicion | |
| 905. |
To learn a language well,one must have patience and readiness to work hard. |
| A. | eadiness to working |
| B. | e ready to working |
| C. | eady to working |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 906. |
The expert was very interesting in this candidate. |
| A. | as having interest |
| B. | as very interested |
| C. | s having interested |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. s having interested | |
| 907. |
After the discovery of the small pox vaccine, there is no cases of the disease in India. |
| A. | re |
| B. | ere being |
| C. | ave been |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 908. |
If I would have seen the book earlier, I would have recommended it to my students. |
| A. | ould see |
| B. | ad seen |
| C. | aw |
| D. | o correction required |
| Answer» C. aw | |
| 909. |
Many accidents can be avoided if we be careful. |
| A. | ight be careful |
| B. | re careful |
| C. | ere careful |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. ere careful | |
| 910. |
It is so tough a competition that you just cannot get through it unless you do not work hard. |
| A. | ou will work hard |
| B. | ou work hard |
| C. | ou do work hard |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. ou do work hard | |
| 911. |
My mother has been walking in the park everyday since we moved into this area. |
| A. | alks |
| B. | ad been walking |
| C. | alked |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 912. |
They left the town with bag and baggage. |
| A. | ith bags and baggages |
| B. | ags and baggages |
| C. | ag and baggage |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 913. |
His idea of reducing the quality of the article to cope up with the increasing market prices was not listened to. |
| A. | elcomed |
| B. | aken for granted |
| C. | greed to |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. aken for granted | |
| 914. |
If you ask nicely, your sister will probably allow you have a piece of cake. |
| A. | llow that you have |
| B. | et you have |
| C. | et you to have |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. et you to have | |
| 915. |
When the clock strikes twelve, I shall be waiting here for four hours. |
| A. | shall have been waiting |
| B. | would have been waiting |
| C. | shall have waited |
| D. | would have waited |
| E. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. would have waited | |
| 916. |
Students must give ears to what the teacher says. |
| A. | ar |
| B. | he ears |
| C. | n ear |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. he ears | |
| 917. |
You should not discuss about a matter with friends who are likely to find it offensive. |
| A. | iscuss |
| B. | iscuss on |
| C. | iscuss upon |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. iscuss on | |
| 918. |
You will fail in the examination if you will not work hard. |
| A. | f you do not |
| B. | f you did not |
| C. | f you shall not |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. f you did not | |
| 919. |
He shouted that he might attract attention. |
| A. | or attracting attention |
| B. | o attract attention |
| C. | hat he may attract attention |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. hat he may attract attention | |
| 920. |
They could not complete the work; neither could we. |
| A. | either we did |
| B. | either did we |
| C. | or could we |
| D. | or did we |
| E. | o improvement |
| Answer» F. | |
| 921. |
Who do you think I was talking over the phone when you came to see me. |
| A. | hom do you think I was talking |
| B. | hom do you think I was talking with |
| C. | ho do you think I was talking to |
| D. | o correction required |
| Answer» D. o correction required | |
| 922. |
A well behaved boy is always obedient towards his parents. |
| A. | or his parents |
| B. | f his parents |
| C. | o his parents |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 923. |
The Government has taken a number of steps with a view to improving the conditions of the backward classes. |
| A. | or improving |
| B. | t improving |
| C. | o improve |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 924. |
The political situation is no better and not even as good as it was last year. |
| A. | ot better |
| B. | ot better than |
| C. | o better to |
| D. | o better than |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» E. o correction required | |
| 925. |
The experience was as important to the artists as it was to the thousands who comprise the audience. |
| A. | ho did comprise |
| B. | ho comprised |
| C. | ho would comprise |
| D. | ho comprised of |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» C. ho would comprise | |
| 926. |
Tell your leader that I grant him permission of stay in my kingdom. |
| A. | or stay |
| B. | bout staying |
| C. | o stay |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 927. |
A highly improved variety of seeds is available to the farmer these days. |
| A. | as been |
| B. | re |
| C. | ill be |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 928. |
His salary is not adequate for him to make the both ends meet. |
| A. | ake both ends meet |
| B. | ake both the ends meet |
| C. | ake both his ends meet |
| D. | o correction required |
| Answer» B. ake both the ends meet | |
| 929. |
Holmes took up a second letter which lay unnoticed upon the table whilst he had been absorbed with the first. |
| A. | as lying unnoticed |
| B. | as been lying unnoticed |
| C. | ad laid unnoticed |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |
| 930. |
He is in the habit of purchasing the very good of all things available. |
| A. | he most good |
| B. | he better |
| C. | he very better |
| D. | est |
| Answer» E. | |
| 931. |
The discovery of the radio and the television have not been without some effects. |
| A. | ad not been |
| B. | as not been |
| C. | ould not be |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 932. |
You had better got your reservation well in advance or you won't be able to go. |
| A. | ad better get |
| B. | ad better to get |
| C. | ad to better get |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. ad better to get | |
| 933. |
Mr. Dewan has driven almost thrice so far as Mr. Gupta has. |
| A. | s far |
| B. | s far as |
| C. | s much as |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. s much as | |
| 934. |
The government is investing more and more in development activities. |
| A. | ore and most |
| B. | uch and more |
| C. | uch more |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 935. |
I congratulated him on his creditable performance in the I.F.S. examination. |
| A. | redible |
| B. | reditworthy |
| C. | redulous |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 936. |
My employer threatened me to dismiss if I was late again. |
| A. | hreatened of dismissing me |
| B. | hreatened to dismiss me |
| C. | hreatened dismiss me |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. hreatened dismiss me | |
| 937. |
But just how far he will manage to run with those shoes remains to be seen. |
| A. | ut just how farther |
| B. | ut just how much far |
| C. | ut just how further |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 938. |
Not only did he invite his relatives but also all his friends and colleagues. |
| A. | e did not invite only |
| B. | e invited not only |
| C. | ot only he invited |
| D. | e not only invited |
| Answer» C. ot only he invited | |
| 939. |
Inspite of all those hurdles, the scheduled day came of in a few months. |
| A. | ame up |
| B. | ame on |
| C. | ame off |
| D. | ame over |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» D. ame over | |
| 940. |
Seeing them all at one place, we realise that something drastic have to be done. |
| A. | as to be done |
| B. | ad to be done |
| C. | ill have to be done |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. ill have to be done | |
| 941. |
The artist continues to work in the medium he understands best, breathing his inborn individuality and vitality into newer forms. |
| A. | ithin |
| B. | or |
| C. | nto |
| D. | ith |
| E. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. o improvement | |
| 942. |
She is not used to work for so long. |
| A. | o working |
| B. | o have worked |
| C. | o be working |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. o have worked | |
| 943. |
He didn't believe in God but he went to church regularly. |
| A. | et |
| B. | evertheless |
| C. | owever |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» B. evertheless | |
| 944. |
You ought to stating the problem first before proceeding to suggest the solution. |
| A. | tate the problem at first |
| B. | tate the problem first |
| C. | irst stating the problem |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. irst stating the problem | |
| 945. |
He did not respond to her inquiring, I did not neither. |
| A. | did neither |
| B. | or did I |
| C. | did either |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. did either | |
| 946. |
As soon as I stepped inside the hall, I could hear the sound of boys and girls singing aloud. |
| A. | o sooner had |
| B. | ardly |
| C. | ooner than |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» E. | |
| 947. |
He is so handsome man that people turn round to look at him. |
| A. | ery handsome |
| B. | uch a handsome |
| C. | oo handsome |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. oo handsome | |
| 948. |
As they met again at 9 p.m. he said, "Good night, very pleased to see you again." |
| A. | ood day |
| B. | ood evening |
| C. | ood bye |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» C. ood bye | |
| 949. |
He hesitated to accept the post as he did not think that the salary was enough for him to sustain his family. |
| A. | ccepting |
| B. | o accepting |
| C. | n accepting |
| D. | hile accepting |
| E. | o correction required |
| Answer» D. hile accepting | |
| 950. |
We had stop for petrol because we had hardly much left. |
| A. | ore |
| B. | ome |
| C. | ny |
| D. | o improvement |
| Answer» D. o improvement | |