English paper of CGL-2010 (Tier-II).
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Answer / satish
Hi,
All synonyms and Antonyms written by Prem Prakash are
right. But i have a different view about some of his other
answers....
As per my knowledge, these answers should be correct
1 No sooner she had realized her blunder than she began to
take corrective measures.
Ans- No sooner HAD SHE realized her blunder than she began
to take corrective measures.
2 The families are (are should be replaced by have been)
living in Gulmohar Park for the last two decades.
(If we use since/for, then helping verb should be has/have
been)
3 One word substitution :
An imaginary name assumed by an author for disguise-
Ans - Pseudonym (A fictitious name used when the person
performs a particular social role) as per word web
dictionary
4 Active Passive
The audience loudly --(A) The leader's speech was loudly
cheered by the audience.
He has written a poem ----- (B) Every one is fascinated by
the poem which has been written by him.
5 Fill in the blanks
Billy Arjan singh was a Wildlife ................
1) against
2) despite
3) filed
4) poaching
5) continuous
6) waged (it means Carry on wars, battles, or campaigns)
7) going or entering (because railway tracks are not
running or standing)
8)ensure
9)reunion
10)needed
6 Passage (Nasiruddin and merchant)
The merchant called Nasiruddin a liar because
Ans (C) Nasiruddin had said that he would return the money
if it was not exactly 999 dinars. (read 1st para carefully)
8 Fill in the blanks
The court has absolved him ........................
D) From
C) Humanitarian
B)Result
B) Insensible*
D) Of (I m sure about this answer)
9 Idioms & Phrases :-
Take to one's heels-(C) to run away (sure)
To talk through one's hat- (C) to talk nonsense (sure)
Off and on - Occasionally*
10 Sentence Correction :-
(B) Facade
(B) a quarter of an hour
(A) canvass ( it means to campaign for vote or to take
favour of someone)
(C) made*
(D) No improvment*
(C) Eschewed
(A) thought or thirst (not sure)
(C) DO you know how to prepare
(D) No improvement (Neither plants nor animals)
(B) remedial
(A) Shuffled through (it means walking with a slow dragging
motion without lifting feet ---- as per word web)
(D) In Gujrat --- ?
(A) No action has been taken
(B) had left
(D) No improvement (because underming means - to cut the
roots or destroy properly , underlying means - located
beneath or below),
(A) Reproached (it means a mild rebuke or criticism)
(Two children were knocked down - ?
(The company is not doing well - ?
(C) Squirts (Squeals)
(D) No improvement (Although)
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Answer / akash
Billy Arjan Singh
Lucknow: His last wish could be the best introduction to
wildlife enthusiast and Padma Vibhushan Billy Arjan Singh,
who passed away on Friday night. The 92-yearold wanted that
his ashes must be buried in ‘Tiger Haven’, his sprawling 50-
acre farm on the outskirts of the Dudhwa national park,
alongside the graves of his “most treasured friends”—two
leopards Juliet and Harriet Eli, a mongrel and two
female elephants. For the past 60 years, Billy—closely
related to the Kapurthala family—doggedly shunned human
company, naturally there was no reason for him to change
his mind at the fag end of the journey.
While women obviously ranked much below in the list of
favourites, his first love undoubtedly was Tara, the
tigress he brought home from Twycross Zoo, London, in 1076
as a cub. Reared by him, she was released into the wild by
Billy when fully grown. There are touching documentaries to
show the man-animal bonds, highlights spanning Tara’s
escapades, including his successful experiment with captive
breeding. However, much as the big cat brought her master
companionship and solace, Tara also triggered off a fierce
war between Billy and the UP forest department. Billy’s
contribution in setting up the Dudhwa National Park and
tiger reserve or Project Tiger would always be remembered by
wildlife lovers.
Billy’s fight against hunting put 26 professional
shikar companies out of job. Despite failing health, he had
filed a writ in the Allahabad high court against poaching in
Dudhwa. This is apart from a relentless battle he waged to
have the offending railway tracks running through Dudhwa
shifted to ensure its inhabitants a peaceful existence. The
only regret he had was “there was so much needed to be done
for tigers and so little time’’. The helplessness provoked
him to come up with some of the best one liners like, “If
only they could vote, tigers could have a much better chance
to survive.’’
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Answer / hemant mittal
HELLO PREM ,
I AM HEMANT MITTAL I APPRECIATE YOU ON BEING
SO QUICK AND HELPFUL FOR HAVING POSTED THE ANSWERS TO
ENABLE NEW CANDIDATES EVALUATE THEMSELVES. BUT ON SOME
QUESTIONS I HAVE DIFFERENT OPINION THAN THAT OF YOURS.SO
LETS CHECK THEM OUT AND FIND THE CORRECT ANSWERS.
ANTONYMS :
STEADFAST - A STAUNCH
SYNONYMS :
SQUANDER - ECONOMICAL
PASSAGES :
FIRST
4 D 220 CHECK LINE THE SYSTEM USED TODAY WAS INVENTED BY
SIR F.G IN 1880,S.
5 A FINGERPRINTS ARE PRESSED ON A WHITE PAPER .
SECOND
10 B WHOLE PASSAGE IS FULL OF DETAIL OF HUMAN BEINGS AND
VECHICLES CROSSING THE BRIDGE MOREOVER NOWHERE IN THE
PASSAGE IT IS DEFINED THAT THE PERSON IS TIRED.
THIRD
11 B LOGICALLY ONLY A LIVING PERSON CAN BE PUT IN PRISON.
15 A ST. VALENTINE
FOURTH
19 C
SIXTH
26 D
29 C READ THE C OPTION THE MONEY THROWN WAS 10000 DINAR.
SPOTTING ERRORS :
31 B HAS PASSED
32 C
33 B DRINK COFFEE TO BARE INFINITIVE
34 C WAS
35 C REPEATED AND AGAIN ARE SIMILAR WORDS
36 A IT WAS I
37 C MIGHT IS PAST FORM OF MAY
38 A HAD SHE REALIZED
39 C SHOULD WE
40 B GO NOW
41 B HAVE BEEN LIVING
42 A TWO LAKH PEOPLE
43 A THE BACH'S CONCERTO
44 B REST AVOID DOUBLE USE LAY DOWN
45 C NAMED DEEWAR DOUBTFUL SHOULD WE USE THE BEFORE GUPTAS
46 B POUNCING UPON
47 B EXACTLY AND LIKE ARE SIMILAR WORDS
48 A FIRSTLY
49 B LEFT ONLY
50 C USE AS YOU DID MY BROTHER
REST FOR NEXT POST.
IDIOMS:
ON THE CARDS - ANTICIPATED
TO KEEP UP ONE'S APPEARANCES - TO KEEP UP AN OUTWARD SHOW
OFF AND ON - OCCASIONALLY
ONE WORD SUBSITUTION :
AN IMAGINARY NAME ASSUMED BY AUTHOR - PSEUDONYM
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