EveryDayQuiz

SSC CGL 2018 SET-3

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46. We had a lot of difficulty(1)/to
find (2)/the house. (3)/ No error. (4).

SSC CGL 2018 SET-2

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16. Computer education (1)/ in universities and colleges (2) leaves
much to be desired. (3)/ No
error. (4)

SSC CGL 2018 SET-1

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You must either (1)/ be regular
with your studies (2)/ and study
for longer period before the ex
amination. (3)/ No error (4)

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56. I saw that
(P) but seeing my host in this mood
(Q) I deemed it proper to take leave
(R) a I had frequently done before
(S) it had been my intention to pass the
night there
(A) QPSR (B) QRPS
(C) SPQR (D) SRPQ

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51. 1. The strength of the electronic industry
P. is the Japanese ability
Q. rather than their achievement
R. to organize production and marketing
S. in Japan
6. in original research,

(A) P S Q R (B) Q P S R
(C) S P R Q (D) P R Q S

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set-4

41. 1. We speak today of self-determination in
politics.
P : So long as one is conscious of a
restraint, it is possible to resist it or to
bear it as a necessary evil and to keep
free in spirit.
Q : Slavery begins when one ceases to feel
the restraint and it depends on if the
evil is accepted as good.
R : There is, however, a subtler domination
exercised in the sphere of ideas by one
culture on another.
S : Political subjection primarily means
restraint on the outer life of people.
6. Cultural subjection is ordinarily of an
unconscious character and it implies
slavery from the very start.
(A) RSPQ (B) RSQP
(C) SPQR (D) SPRQ

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SET-1

41. 1. Children are not the only ones who can

fly kites.

P : in some countries like Malaysia, there

are kite festivals

Q : these experts are mostly adult amateur

kite fliers

R : kite flying is a good leisure activity for

parents with their children

S : self designed kites are flown by experts

during such times

6. Some of them play music too.

(A) PSQR (B) SRPQ

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6. 1. Can any one
P. falsehood triumph
Q. and let
R. for a long time
S. suppress truth
6. permanently ?
(A) RQSP

(B) QPRS
(D) PRQS

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71. 1. Take a small glass phial.
P. Close the jar tightly with a plastic cover.
Q. Place this phial inside a glass jar.
R Fill it with coloured water.
S. Then stopper it tightly.
6. Make a hole in the cover,
(A) PSRQ (B) QSPR
(C) RSQP (D) SRQP

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51. 1. There are many roads into the world of
books, but the way of fiction is probably
the most common.
P. Then too the appeal of the story,
whether told as poem, play, history,
biography, or novel is primitive and
strong.
Q. The reason is plain.
R. They are to us what epic poetry was to
the Greeks and Romans, what the stage
was to the Elizabethans.
S. The novel and the short story come
closer to the experience of the modern
reader than any other form of
contemporary writing.
6. Mankind’s delight in stories is as
timeless and universal as the art of the
story teller.

(A) Q S R P (B) S R P Q
(C) R S Q P (D) P R S Q

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51. 1. Long ago in a Danish kingdom
P : would nightly roam the countryside and
Q : then would stalk the king’s high hall and there
R : who rising from his marshy home
S : lived a gruesome monster named Grendel
6. kill as many people as he could lay his hands on.
(A) R P S Q (B) S Q P R (C) P Q S R (D) S R P Q

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111. The accountant took the cheque from the customer.
(A) The cheque is taken from the customer by the accountant.
(B) The cheque was taken from the customer by the accountant.
(C) The customer was taken the cheque by the accountant.
(D) The cheque had been taken from the customer by the accountant.

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156. ‘‘What did you eat for breakfast today?’’ the
doctor asked the patient.
(A) The doctor asked the patient whether
he had eaten breakfast that day.
(B) The doctor asked the patient what he
had eaten for breakfast that day.
(C) The doctor asked the patient whether
he has eaten breakfast that day.
(D) The doctor asked the patient whether
he was eaten breakfast that day.

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156. My son said to me, "Mommy, do you know
that the Earth is a planet?"
(A) My son asked me whether I know that
the earth is a planet.
(B) My son asked me whether I knew that
the earth was a planet.
(C) My son asked me if I knew that the
earth is a planet.
(D) My son asked to me whether I am
knowing that the earth is a planet.

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156. The conductor come in and said," It is a
bitterly cold night and even at the far end
of the bus the wind cuts like a knife.
(A) The conductor came in and said that
that was a bitterly cold night and even
at the far end of the bus the wind cut
like a knife.
(B) The conductor came in and said that it
is a bitterly cold night and even at the
far end of the bus the wind cuts like a
knife.
(C) The conductor came in and threatened
that it had been a bitterly cold night and
even at the far end of the bus the wind
cut like a knife.
(D) The conductor came in and said that
that was a bitterly cold night and even
at the far end of the bus the wind cutted
like a knife

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