English Language Test-9 for NTSE’2014
50 Questions
50 Marks
45 Minutes
Directions (Q 1-5):
Read the PASSAGE carefully and answer the questions by choosing the most
suitable option given below.
The shape of a creeper depends on the support
it gets. Likewise, the personality of a child mainly depends on his/ her
parental support, love, affection and guidance. A child cannot grow well in the absence of the support
of his motivating and encouraging parents. There should be no inhibition, no
forcing of thoughts and attitudes and no communication gap in parent-child
relationship to avoid all kinds of misunderstandings and complications. Parents
should be like sheltering trees where their children can look for refuge. As a
moral duty, they should try to discuss and solve the problems that their
children face. Gone are the days of forcing and fear imposed on them. They
should be treated in a friendly manner so that they can share the good and bad
experiences of everyday life. Childhood experiences are lasting and they
influence the development of the entire personality positively. Children might
be lost in the maze of life in absence of proper guidance or if parents don't
understand their feelings, dreams and aspirations. Children learn things from
their parents. They behave in the manner their parents do. Interaction
between parents-child plays a vital role in the learning process of the child. So more and more interaction and
amicable treatment should be the basis of parents-child relationship.
1. What factors decide the personality of a child?
(1) Parental support, affection and guidance
(2)
When parents fulfill all of his/her
wishes
(3)
If a child studies hard
(4)
None of these
2. What should be the role of parents towards their
children?
(1)
They should pay their school fee
regularly
(2)
They should interact with them on a
daily basis
(3)
They need to support, stay in touch with
them without forcing their ideas on him
(4)
They should teach their child at home
when they get time
3. Why should the children be treated in a friendly
manner?
(1)
So that they can share their problems and
experiences frankly
(2)
So that they may not be spoiled
(3)
Because they seek friends in their
parents
(4)
Because it is the need of the hour
4. What is the meaning of the word ‘creeper’ as expressed in the passage?
(1)
A kind of fruit
(2)
A child
(3)
Shrub
(4)
Vine
5. What does the word ‘lasting’ means as expressed
in the passage?
(1)
That which comes at last
(2)
Permanent
(3)
Temporary
(4) Amazing
Directions (Q 6-10): Choose
ONE WORD from the options given below that matches the definitions correctly.
6.
A person who collects postage stamps.
(1) Philatelist (2) Avaricious
(3) Numismatist (4) Accumulator
7.
That which cannot be conquered.
(1) Indestructible (2) Invincible
(3) Indefensible (4) Ambiguous
(3) Indefensible (4) Ambiguous
8.
A man who goes on foot.
(1) Omnipresent (2) Hiker
(3) Pedestrian (4)
Stroller
9.
A person who speaks less.
(1) Garrulous (2) Dandy
(3) Blabbermouth (4) Reticent
10.
The act or habit of talking in one’s sleep.
(1) Somniloquy (2) Somnambulism
(3) Stammer (4) Monogamy
Directions (Q 11-15): Fill in
the BLANKS with correct word from the options given below that makes the
sentence meaningful.
11. The movie was very funny. I laughed a lot. It was
really ________
(1) interesting (2) hilarious
(3) motivating (4) boring
(3) motivating (4) boring
12. I have worked here ________
I left college.
(1) for (2) till
(3) up to (4) since
(3) up to (4) since
13. The more we read, the _________
we learn.
(1) much (2) better
(3) more (4) the less
(3) more (4) the less
14. He is _________
young to perform such a difficult task.
(1) very (2) much
(3) too (4) enough
(1) very (2) much
(3) too (4) enough
15. Nisha fell _________ while she was watching the
television.
(1) sleeping (2) sleep
(3) asleep (4) slept
(1) sleeping (2) sleep
(3) asleep (4) slept
Directions (Q 16-18): Five
parts of a sentence are given. You are provided with the beginning (S1) and the
ending (S5) of this sentence and other parts are jumbled up. Choose the correct
order of the JUMBLED parts of sentence (P, Q, R) that can complete it
logically.
16.
S1: The Government did not accept the demand of ‘Poorn Swaraj.
S2: ______________________
S3: ______________________
S4: ______________________
S5: Congress was declared an illegal party.
S1: The Government did not accept the demand of ‘Poorn Swaraj.
S2: ______________________
S3: ______________________
S4: ______________________
S5: Congress was declared an illegal party.
P: Civil Disobedience Movement was started.
Q: Thousands of people started breaking laws.
R: Gandhiji started from his Sabarmati Ashram towards the village Dandi to break the salt law.
R: Gandhiji started from his Sabarmati Ashram towards the village Dandi to break the salt law.
Choose
the correct option.
(1) PQR
(2) RQP
(3) QPR
(4) PRQ
(2) RQP
(3) QPR
(4) PRQ
17.
S1: Maharaja Ranjit Singh was appointed governor of Lahore by the Afghan ruler.
S2: ______________________
S3: ______________________
S4: ______________________
S5: He believed in the policy of religious tolerance.
S1: Maharaja Ranjit Singh was appointed governor of Lahore by the Afghan ruler.
S2: ______________________
S3: ______________________
S4: ______________________
S5: He believed in the policy of religious tolerance.
P: He was a great
warrior.
Q: He conquered
Multan, Kangra, Kashmir and Peshawar.
R: but became an
independent ruler afterwards.
Choose
the correct option.
(1) PQR
(2) RQP
(3) QPR
(4) PRQ
(2) RQP
(3) QPR
(4) PRQ
18.
S1: The whole scheme was destined to fail from the beginning.
S2: ______________________
S3: ______________________
S4: ______________________
S5: He had to stand and watch hopelessly.
S1: The whole scheme was destined to fail from the beginning.
S2: ______________________
S3: ______________________
S4: ______________________
S5: He had to stand and watch hopelessly.
P: It is unfeasible to succeed such a large
project without planning.
Q: But by then it was too late to correct
things.
R:
Rohit started realizing this only towards the
end.
Choose
the correct option.
(1) PQR
(2) RQP
(3) QPR
(4) PRQ
(2) RQP
(3) QPR
(4) PRQ
Directions (Q 19-23): In the following questions each of the bold words given below
is followed by four options. Choose the correct ANTONYM of the bold words from
the options.
19. Fake
(1) Counterfeit (2) Valid
(3) Real (4) Vicious
(1) Counterfeit (2) Valid
(3) Real (4) Vicious
20. Vice
(1) Virtue (2) Dreadful
(3) Valuable (4) Faithful
(1) Virtue (2) Dreadful
(3) Valuable (4) Faithful
21. Vanish
(1) Disappear (2) Appear
(3) Become extinct (4) Look
(1) Disappear (2) Appear
(3) Become extinct (4) Look
22. Destroy
(1) Annihilate (2) Accumulate
(3) Collect (4) Build
(1) Annihilate (2) Accumulate
(3) Collect (4) Build
23. Camouflage
(1) Conceal (2) Hide
(3) Reveal (4) Obscure
(1) Conceal (2) Hide
(3) Reveal (4) Obscure
Directions
(Q 24-28): Choose the correct meaning of the
PHRASE from the options given below.
24. An
uphill task.
(1) An easy task (2) A very difficult job
(3) To go for mountaineering (4) A very big responsibility
(1) An easy task (2) A very difficult job
(3) To go for mountaineering (4) A very big responsibility
25. Couch potato.
(1) A lazy person (2) An active person
(3) A kind of Potato chips (4) A hardworking person
(1) A lazy person (2) An active person
(3) A kind of Potato chips (4) A hardworking person
26. Spill the beans.
(1) To make someone fool (2) To come at the right time
(3) To cast spell (4) To reveal someone’s secret
(1) To make someone fool (2) To come at the right time
(3) To cast spell (4) To reveal someone’s secret
27. A hard nut to crack.
(1) A difficult task (2) A tough competition
(3) An easy job (4) A very obstinate person
(1) A difficult task (2) A tough competition
(3) An easy job (4) A very obstinate person
28. Through thick and thin.
(1) Ups and downs (2) In bad times
(3) In both good and bad times (4) In good times
(1) Ups and downs (2) In bad times
(3) In both good and bad times (4) In good times
Directions (Q 29-33): Four parts of each of the
following sentences are underlined and named as 1, 2, 3 and 4
respectively. Find out which underlined part is unacceptable in standard
written English. If all of them are correct, mark 4.
29. If you have
long hairs, you must tie it up. No Error.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
30. She was quite
amusing when she heard what
had happened. No Error.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
31. The contestant hitted
the target with great accuracy. No Error.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
32. When I reached her
house she already left. No Error.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
33. Unless you study hard you will pass all
your exams. No Error.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Directions (Q 34-38): Find out the RELATION between the given
two words in capital letter and pick up one word proportionately from the
options that bear the same relation.
34. VIDEO: CASSETTE :: COMPUTER :
________
(1) FILE (2) FOLDER
(3) FLOPPY (4) MOUSE
(1) FILE (2) FOLDER
(3) FLOPPY (4) MOUSE
35. PAINTINGS: ARTIST :: SYMPHONY : ________
(1) COMPOSER (2) POET
(3) SINGER (4) DIRECTOR
(1) COMPOSER (2) POET
(3) SINGER (4) DIRECTOR
36.
ENTERPRENEUR:
PROFIT :: SCHOLAR : ________
(1) BOOK (2) INCOME
(3) INTELLIGENCE (4) KNOWLEDGE
(1) BOOK (2) INCOME
(3) INTELLIGENCE (4) KNOWLEDGE
37.
FORESIGHT: ANTICIPATION :: INSOMNIA : _______
(1) MYOPIA (2) SLEEPLESSNESS
(3) DISEASE (4) RESTLESSNESS
(1) MYOPIA (2) SLEEPLESSNESS
(3) DISEASE (4) RESTLESSNESS
38. LIFE:
DEATH :: HOPE : _______
(1) SAD (2) ANGRY
(3) DESPAIR (4) AGONY
(1) SAD (2) ANGRY
(3) DESPAIR (4) AGONY
Directions (Q 39-44): In the following questions three of
the groups are alike while one is different. Find the ODD ONE out.
39. (1) Picture (2) Newspaper (3) Pamphlet (4)
Magazine
40. (1) Housefly
(2)
Cockroach (3)
Mosquito (4) Spider
41. (1) Chetan
Bhagat (2) Vikram Seth (3) Ruskin Bond (4) Shoba De
42. (1) Cry (2) Shout (3) Scream (4)
Noise
43. (1) Doctor (2) Nurse (3) Vet (4)
Surgeon
44. (1) Police
station (2)
Optician (3) Post man (4) News agents
Directions
(Q 45-50): Find out the MISSPELLED word.
45. (1) INDISTRUCTIBLE (2) IMPRESSIVE (3) MAINTAIN (4) UNCOUTH
46. (1) SILLY (2)
AUSPICEUS (3) DEXTEROUS (4) AMENDMENT
47. (1) NONE (2)
WHEATHER (3) CONSISTANT (4) BOTTLE
48. (1) VEDIO (2)
RADIO (3) STEROID (4) STEREO
49. (1) VORACIOUS (2) PREVILEGE (3)
CORRUPTION (4) VIPER
50. (1) CONCEPT (2)
SUBTRACTION (3) INSTITUTION (4) SEPARATE
ANSWERS
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