Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Synthesize the sentences using 'Although': The Chairman promised to meet their demands. The workers were still angry.
A)
Although the Chairman promised to meet their demands, the workers were still angry
B)
The chairman promised to meet their demands although the workers were still angry
C)
Although the workers were still angry, the Chairman promised to meet their demands
D)
The Chairman although promised to meet the demands of the angry workers
Option A is correct: Although the Chairman promised to meet their demands, the workers were still angry.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Fill in the blank with the most appropriate adjective or adverb: I have ________ objection to their marriage.
A)
no
B)
not
C)
non
D)
none
Option A is correct: no.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Identify the Part of Speech of the underlined word: The burglar took slow, careful steps into the dark and gloomy room.
A)
Adverb
B)
Noun
C)
Verb
D)
Adjective
Option D is correct: Adjective.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: Sink or swim
A)
to be indecisive
B)
fail or succeed
C)
something of superior quality
D)
ruthlessly competitive
Option B is correct: fail or succeed.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Complete the sentence: You will ________ all your credibility if you continue to drink like this.
A)
loose
B)
loss
C)
lost
D)
lose
Option D is correct: lose.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Fill in the blank with the appropriate conjunction or preposition: He sat on the chair ________ to mine.
A)
beside
B)
aside
C)
next
D)
besides
Option C is correct: next.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: to tie the knot
A)
to get married
B)
to agree with someone
C)
to overthink a situation till you cannot do anything else
D)
to complete a task in a careless manner
Option A is correct: to get married.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Identify the Part of Speech of the underlined word: He refused to acknowledge me when I saw him last night.
A)
Verb
B)
Noun
C)
Adverb
D)
Conjunction
Option A is correct: Verb.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Identify the Part of Speech of the underlined word: He fought with great courage but was ultimately defeated.
A)
Adjective
B)
Noun
C)
Verb
D)
Adverb
Option B is correct: Noun.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Complete the sentence: We shall now ________ to the next room.
A)
precede
B)
proceed
C)
procede
D)
preceed
Option B is correct: proceed.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: To be in hot water
A)
To bein pleasant circumstances
B)
To be in serious trouble
C)
To make the correct choice
D)
To investigate something further
Option B is correct: To be in serious trouble.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Transform the sentence using a Noun: He performed in a confident manner.
A)
He performed confidently
B)
He performed with confidence
C)
His performance was confident
D)
He performed in a manner which was confident
Option B is correct: He performed with confidence.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Convert the sentence to Complex: Due to his illness, Nick did not go to work
A)
Nick did not go to work due to his illness
B)
Being ill, Nick did not go to work
C)
Nick, owing to his illness, did not go to work
D)
Nick did not go to work because he was ill
Option D is correct: Nick did not go to work because he was ill.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Fill in the blank with the appropriate conjunction or preposition: The three friends divided their savings ________ themselves.
A)
among
B)
within
C)
between
D)
along
Option A is correct: among.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Fill in the blank with the appropriate conjunction or preposition: Tom leaned lazily ________ the wall
A)
across
B)
against
C)
around
D)
amongst
Option B is correct: against.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb: She (go) to work with me every day.
A)
goes
B)
go
C)
went
D)
has gone
Option A is correct: goes.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Synthesize the sentences using a Noun phrase in apposition: John is a very eligible man. He is wealthy and generous.
A)
John, a wealthy and generous man, is very eligible.
B)
John is eligible as well as wealthy and generous.
C)
Being wealthy and generous, John is an eligible man.
D)
Johnis eligible, wealthy and generous.
Option A is correct: John, a wealthy and generous man, is very eligible..
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Complete the sentence: The refugees were told to collect ________ belongings.
A)
there
B)
they’re
C)
their
D)
them
Option C is correct: their.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Fill in the blank with the appropriate conjunction or preposition: He was lazy, ________ he failed to get a job.
A)
since
B)
hereby
C)
solongas
D)
therefore
Option D is correct: therefore.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Transform the sentence using 'No sooner...than': As soon as he arrived, he went to bed
A)
No sooner had he arrived than he went to bed
B)
No sooner than he arrived, he went to bed
C)
No sooner as he arrived than he went to bed
D)
No sooner did he arrived, then went to bed
Option A is correct: No sooner had he arrived than he went to bed.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Transform the sentence using 'too': It was so hot that we could not go out.
A)
It was too hot to go out
B)
It was too hot that we could not go out
C)
It was so hot that we could not go out too
D)
It was hot too go out
Option A is correct: It was too hot to go out.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Fill in the blank with the most appropriate adjective or adverb: This dish is not ________.
A)
audible
B)
legible
C)
edible
D)
delible
Option C is correct: edible.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb: She (do) not think he deserves to be forgiven.
A)
do
B)
does
C)
did
D)
done
Option B is correct: does.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Fill in the blank with the appropriate conjunction or preposition: He succeeded ________ his unfortunate circumstances
A)
inspite
B)
aside
C)
despite
D)
beside
Option C is correct: despite.
Forest Ranger • 2024 • General English-II
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: from the horse’s mouth
A)
to be suspicious of one’s good fortune
B)
to come into unexpected money or good luck
C)
from someone with direct, personal knowledge
D)
adaunting task
Option C is correct: from someone with direct, personal knowledge.
