Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to affirmative: Her hard work ensures that she will not be a failure.
A)
Her hard work ensures that she will be a failure
B)
Her bad work ensures that she will be a failure
C)
Her hard work ensures that she will be a success
D)
Her hard work ensures that she will be a non-failure
Option C is correct: Her hard work ensures that she will be a success.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to Exclamatory: I wish that I would win a million dollars.
A)
Fie! That I may win a million dollars!
B)
Oh, that I may win a million dollars!
C)
Alas! I wish to win a million dollars
D)
What if I won a million dollars!
Option B is correct: Oh, that I may win a million dollars!.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to Negative: He is too stupid to understand what I am saying
A)
He is not intelligent enough to understand what I am saying
B)
He is too stupid to understand what I am not saying
C)
He is too stupid to not understand what I am saying
D)
He is not wise to understand what I am saying
Option A is correct: He is not intelligent enough to understand what I am saying.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Choose the correct form of the verb in brackets: I (practice) for three weeks now, but with very little progress.
A)
Practiced
B)
Have practiced
C)
have been practicing
D)
am practicing
Option C is correct: have been practicing.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Identify the part of speech of the underlined word: The steering committee meets every Wednesday.
A)
Adjective
B)
Adverb
C)
Preposition
D)
Noun
Option D is correct: Noun.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Identify the part of speech of the underlined word: Make haste, else you will miss the train.
A)
Verb
B)
Adverb
C)
Conjunction
D)
Preposition
Option C is correct: Conjunction.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Which of the following characteristics are apt about the writer in the following context- ‘I know I have limits and that I’ve reached them, but I’m going to ignore them and see of or how long I can get by with it’.
A)
Indecisive and purposeless
B)
Spontaneous and patient
C)
Negligent and reckless
D)
Indecisive and spontaneous
Option C is correct: Negligent and reckless.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to Indirect Speech: She said, “I need to see Tom now”
A)
She said that she had needed to Tom then
B)
She said that she needed to see Tom then
C)
She said that she needs to see Tom Now
D)
She said that she had needed to see Tom then
Option B is correct: She said that she needed to see Tom then.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to Interrogative: I have called you here simply to scold you
A)
Why did I call you here simply to scold you?
B)
Have I called you here simply to scold you?
C)
Why did I scold you?
D)
Did I call you here simply to scold you?
Option A is correct: Why did I call you here simply to scold you?.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Which of the following will be the most appropriate title for the passage?
A)
Much too soon
B)
Enough is enough
C)
How much is too much?
D)
Have enough to do?
Option C is correct: How much is too much?.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
What does the author mean when he says ‘to get our lives in order’?
A)
To resume our lives
B)
To organize our lives
C)
To rebuild our lives
D)
To control our lives
Option B is correct: To organize our lives.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Identify the part of speech of the underlined word: There is something pleasing about him.
A)
Preposition
B)
Adjective
C)
Adverb
D)
Conjunction
Option B is correct: Adjective.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to Direct Speech: He said that he had been searching for those books since the previous year
A)
He said, “I have been searching for these books since last year”
B)
He said, “I am searching for these books since last year”
C)
He said, “I searched for those books since the previous year”
D)
He says, “I have searched for those books since the previous year”
Option A is correct: He said, “I have been searching for these books since last year”.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to Imperative: You are ordered to close the door immediately.
A)
You have been ordered to close the door immediately
B)
Close the door immediately, please
C)
Let us close the door
D)
Close the door immediately
Option D is correct: Close the door immediately.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
The author uses colloquial words such as ‘yeah’ and ‘Woo-ho!’. Which of the following is not a colloquial word?
A)
hooked
B)
guy
C)
stuff
D)
stress
Option D is correct: stress.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Choose the correct form of the verb in brackets: He (leave) for the station by the time I remembered to call him.
A)
Leaves
B)
Had been leaving
C)
is leaving
D)
had left
Option D is correct: had left.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Analyse the given sentence and choose the correct option: He spoke in such a low voice that few could hear him.
A)
Adverb clause of reason
B)
Adverb clause of result or consequence
C)
Adverb clause of supposition
D)
Adverb clause of purpose
Option B is correct: Adverb clause of result or consequence.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Identify the part of speech of the underlined word: Thanga loves Mawii with all his heart.
A)
Verb
B)
Adverb
C)
Adjective
D)
Noun
Option A is correct: Verb.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
What is the message conveyed in the last paragraph of the passage?
A)
Love what you do
B)
Love yourself to love others
C)
Be the best version of yourself
D)
Be yourself
Option C is correct: Be the best version of yourself.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to Indirect: Thangi said, “Rama will see you tomorrow”.
A)
Thangi said that Rama would see me the next day
B)
Thangi said that Rama will see me tomorrow
C)
Thangi said that Rama will be seeing me the next day
D)
Thangi said that Rama would see you tomorrow
Option A is correct: Thangi said that Rama would see me the next day.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to Passive Voice: Sugar tastes sweet
A)
Sugar is sweet when tasted
B)
Sugar tastes sweet by me
C)
Sugar is tasted sweetly by him
D)
Sweet is sugar
Option A is correct: Sugar is sweet when tasted.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to Affirmative: Please, do not abandon me
A)
You are ordered not to abandon me
B)
May you not abandon me
C)
You are requested not to abandon me
D)
May abandonment of me not be done by you
Option C is correct: You are requested not to abandon me.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to affirmative: Her hard work ensures that she will not be a failure.
A)
Her hard work ensures that she will be a failure
B)
Her bad work ensures that she will be a failure
C)
Her hard work ensures that she will be a success
D)
Her hard work ensures that she will be a non-failure
Option A is correct: Her hard work ensures that she will be a failure.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Choose the correct form of the verb in brackets: It (rain) when I woke up this morning.
A)
Rained
B)
Was raining
C)
rains
D)
is raining
Option B is correct: Was raining.
Case Worker • 2024 • General English
Change the following sentence to Affirmative: Did I love you even at your darkest moments?
A)
I have loved you even at your darkest moments
B)
I love you even at your darkest moments
C)
I am loving you even at your darkest moments
D)
I loved you even at your darkest moments
Option D is correct: I loved you even at your darkest moments.
