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46, 47, 48. h from f Directions - [: noose the correct ane the original sentence: We need to muster up tien far the work A. We need to gather B, We need to master C. We need to develap D. We need to acquire Would you like cider? A. Apple juice B, Coke C. Sour Milk D. Milk They were astounded to see the results: A. Astonished to see B. Scared to see C. Purious to see wer given below ineach sentence closest in ©, Vinish timely p. Negate Tonk A. Manner c Drawing D. Annoyed to see 49, ‘The Muslims would have had to li under the Hindus as perpetual political minority: A. The Muslims would fo lived &, The Muslims would hi C, The Muslims were minor in numbers to live The Muslims did not consent: live ‘a D, 50, He is a callous person: A, Insensitive B, ©, Irrational ~—-D, ANSWER KEY sw can they here by the each B. reaching to reach D. to reaching There is___ milk in the jug, you can rink it. . alittle B. little more Who prevents him uy A. to go there B. from going there C. for going D. going there any aboy A. coming B. C. have come are coming He knows : A. to solve puzzle B. solve puzzles C. how to solve puzzles D. to solving puzzles Don't leave the place lorder. A. as long as B. till C. unless D. as Let you and go there together. Aor B. me C. my Those who abide are most respected. A. for B. of Cc. by D.. jab ____ isa faithful animal. A. adog B. dog C. the dog D. none of these 10. He worked hard that he was successful. A. so B. very C. too D. enough 11. Nadeem is than his brother. A. more educated B. much educated C._ the more educated 12. Where does thisroadlead_ A. for B. to C. at Deot Direction: Choose the correct word which is similar or nearly similar to the given word: 13. 14, By Contemplate: A. to think B. to excel C. to quit D. to prolong Promulgate: A. to officially declare B. unofficially declare C.. secretly declare Obscure: A. hidden B. discovered C. profound ere cee 1. He was ag A. used to Cc. using to 22. The man was go forgot his own A. 90 forgetful C. so scarey it might rain hez inside 29, Frail: B. Not empty from inside 29, C. Jam packed A, Strong B. Weak C. Disgusting D. Sluggish D. Coarse from inside Directions: be ) Choose the correct answer tofillin the spaces. C. of D. over 30. He performs physical ¢ B. altering 37. After the legitimation is over he D. alternating shallbeclear___ the crime: A. on B. from Those who tried to the Cc. to D. of work were punished. A. hinder B. prevent 38. He was walking the road. C. forbid D.. detain A. along B. alone C. on D. with 32. Although he memorized a great deal of material, he failed badly. 39. Deprived their rights A. but B. so laboring children are very helpless. C. yet D. instead A. on B. of C. at D. with 33. The money by unfair means is known , 40. Strike a match stick the A. illegitimate B. elicit powdered surface. C. illegal D. love A. with B. against C. on D. at 34. He delivered a speech. A. through B. thorough 41. He lived on storey of the C._ thoroughly building. A. three B. third 35. Please ask what i C. the third D. the three A. hisnameis B. is his name C. his name D. is name 42. These tickets are for gate f A. ten B. tenth 36. The dog barked a stranger. C. the ten D. the tenth A. at B, on at wedid 49. 43, He seduced her so tha not know : a. cunning Bs cunningly C. cunningness 44, They would rather that you and I 50. _____with them. A. go B. going C. went D. gone 45. He had never seen he was. going to marry. A. who. B. whose C. whom D. which 46. They are going to a hill station to spend their A. vacations BB. vacation C. vacating days 47. It s raining since 2 Pm,, A. is B. Was C. Has been D. Have been 48. Let's you and pagel C. me —— 80 together, B. my aa He did not know that it was who reformed the situation, A, me B. mine Grad They will ___ go there. A. can B. beable to C. enable D. able to eee. wn Would he have scored a goal if he 2 A. had tired C, wouldliey B. tried D. have tried I had hardly recognized him he vanished. A. when B. then C. since D. whether The light is off; he sleep early. A. musthave B. should have C. couldhaye D. will have gone to He knows machines. A. how to repair B. to repair C. repair If he were a landlord he be wealthy. A. would B. may C. can D. will he remains out of the home, his mother will be worried, A. aslongas _B._unless C. until Dz till Please avoid loudly. A. talk B. to talk C. talking He finished essays when he PRACTICE TEST NO. 2 died. A. to write B. write C. writing 9. How mangoes are there in the tray? A. much B. many C. as many 10. Never heard again. A. was the voice B. the voice was C. the voice 11. The flowers in his garden always smelled A. sweet B. sweetly C. more sweet 12. This penis than that one. A. costly B. costlier C. more costly 13. He is such aman Qasim. A. as B. that C. like D. who 14. Please, the cobbler mend your shoes. A. make B. get C. take D. making 15. His voice was so that it kept all audience spell bound for hours. A. melodious _B. melodiously C. melody 17. He walked___ 18. The cloth which he wore was inferior c. than D. 19. Shahjahan C. one built. A. made B. slowly that the C. making D. bus left earlier than he reached. “ uth ce 20. The climate of Murree is: €. such ite A. Lahore B. that that he wore formerly. C. those of Lahore A. to B. from Directions: Choose the word which has same/nearly same meaning to the, Yawn: A. Doze B. Sneeze C. Belch D. Cough 24. Fuss: A. Nervous activity D. Become stable Scratch: B. Conscious activity A. Rub B. Wound C. Pleasant activity C. Scar D. Boring activity Pile up: 25. Vagabond: A. Become a heap Ae 5 B. B. Become intense A ro C. Become low Soa De 4 Directions: Choose the correct answer from the choices given below which is ck the original sentence /underlined words & phrases; He wishes that he received a posit rly in examination: ees a 1 A. He strongly desires to get a Position ( B. He desired in the past to geta . He ; . E can't get a position 28. adve D. Aposition is beyond his reach ae ae A. Had good effects on B. Had bad effect on C. Had favorable effects D. Had no effect on 29, Locomotion in space is weightless 385 and dull: A. Movement B. Rest C. Travel D. Atmosphere 30. Hedemoy ted every nobility of his character: A. He practically showed 34. B. He impractically showed C. He appreciated D. He neglected 31. They are likely to win the match: A. They seem to win B. They like to win C. They always win D. They must win 35z 32. Water in streets shows that it must have rained: Directions: A. It will have rained B. It should have rained C. It would have rained D. It definitely rained They have changed their mind and so do we: A. And we have also B. And we too C. And we also D. And so we Bernard Shaw says that doctoring is not a science but an art: . Differentiates between science and art Declares both are the same Art is a science . Science is an art > sop How often do they visit the place? A. How frequently B. How occasionally C. How rapidly D. How regularly Choose the correct answer to fillin the blanks. 36. It is owing the rain thatroads 39. are blocked. A. of B. from C. to D. because 37. Consult a doctor, 40. A. to B. with C¥of D. from 38. The law demands usthatwe 41. obey it. A. of B. from Cato D. with The wife didn't know the husband cheated her. A. of B. on C. with D. from The pen is to write a A. from B. with Con D. to Don't leave the place I come back. A. aslongas BB. unless C. as D. as soon as” 42, To gethis versing go to a publisher ab 4, published C. publish 43, They are his will A. making C. forcing Directions: 46. Components: A. Parts C. Collision 47. Varnish: A. Polish C. Colour 48. Wisdom: A. Silliness C. Intelligence B. publishing him sign against B. getting Choose the answer closest in meaning to the given word: No sooner did he come back his father died. A, then B. than C. when 44, he needs to 45, Buy as apples as you y A, much B. many C. very D. so 49, Fancy: . Compounds A, Imagine B. Subtract . Commutation C. Extract D. Observe 50. Stretched: A. Extended B. Branded . Soak a ¢ . Furnish - Magnified D. Adopted . Stupidity . Rudeness ANSWER KEY w Xeno Tenant __ you help the poor if you were rich? A. would B, may C. will D. can Getting up early, picking and dropping children and them are his duties, A. to look after B. looking after C. look after Please look after the plants Tam out of station. A. until B. C. as long as unless Everybody was anxious to know who A. wastheman B. the man C. the man was You need to work than before. A. hard B. harder C. more hard Would you please tell me living? A, where are you B. where you are C. where you She knew , 8o she lent a hand to her husband. A. stitch B. to stitch C.. stitching Will he come if 1 him? A. invite B. invited PRACTICE TEST NO. 3 C. willinvite 9. He was____ that the windstorm would blow him away, A. sure B. surely C. assure 10. is a precious metal, A. the gold B, gold C. agold 11. Please tell me___get to the station? A. how to B. to C. inorder to 12. The bus collided with the tree collapsed. A. who B. which C. whom 13. Aslam____ brother is Qasim, is my friend, A. who B, whom C. whose 14, The car ran fast met an accident, A, which B. whose Cc. who D. whome 15. need to know who Qasim is. A, that B. asto C. inorder to Cc, Root 19. Night hags: A. Witches c. Ugly women: pulled g. Pulle . Conceale’ B, Above 20, Meadows: p. Up A. Grassy fields B, 18. eae p, Branches A, Stems ns Directions: ‘Choose the correct answver original sentence /underlined wo, from the choices given below, the close B. Heis so funky 21. She as well as her sister is coming: C. Heisso ca ‘A. Sheis coming as well as her sister B. Sheis coming all alone C. Sheis coming accompanied by none D. She isnot coming 26. There lived once ay chopped wood: 22. They don't like noise and neither do we: A. Who cut down A. Neither we nor they like noise B. They neither like noise nor we C. they like noise neither we D. They like noise nor we 23. They are fast pals and Wear Ah re-too: A. Andsoatewe B. and so we A. Is negotiable C Andweso p, And we also C. Is dubious 24, Despite heavy rai ‘ tien, Ri the Se eve sn 28. On the eve of Bi A. In gpite clothes; Instead of Prior to heayy ‘8 to heavy suing ®- Heit sou A. pestubbom that he jj eis so Obstinan listens tp nae 29, people people of his people B. The wealth of hi C.. The behavior of hi D. The unawaren They had an unbridged gulf of differences: \. Their differences were of ordinary types B. Their differences were long rooted 33 34. C.. Their differences were nonnegotiable D. Their differences were eradicated He had hoped that things would be favourable: A. The result of hope was contrary B, The result of hope was the same C. The result of hope was similar D. The result of hope was success Love is easier said than done: A. Easier to say than to do B. Easy to saying than to doing Ce r in talk from practice Directions: Choose the correctanswer to fill in the blanks: 40. 42, 43. They are quite pleased him. A. to B. from C. of D. with He hindered me work: A. from B. on C. with D. at Striking a hammer iron makes noise: A. with B. against Cc. to D. of He shows that he is much happier before: A. than B. then C. from yn. Jee E_ D. Easiest Have you gone ape? ‘A. Your behavior is not humanly B, Your behavior is humanly C. You have been conscious D. You have been unconscious His destiny brought to him an awful disaster: ‘A. His destiny made him prosperous B. His destiny ruined him CC. His destiny raised him among his people D. His destiny favoured him Stay tuned to it: A. Stay attentive to it B. Stay unconcerned C. Stay out of tune D. Stay looking as it Please congratulate him his brilliant success. A. of sao Cc. on oj Davat Sort: A. Race B. Caste C. Kind D. Opposite Earnestly: ‘A. Seriously B. Mockingly C. Happily D. Terribly Carter: A. Cart man B. To provide C. To carry D. Enormous » Bestowed: A, Awarded —_B. Neglected ©. Imprisonmeny pitioved! D. Exile iteration B 45 A Fredo! Directions: Light is a truth tha tee Cannot be refed B. Cannot pa C. Because ott C. Cannot be resisted D. Because gett D. Cannot be fabricated . eo} 47, They are still dubious about their 49, It was nota tri: progress: routine; A. They are still doubtful about their A, progress: B, B, They are still hesitant about their , progress: C. They are still scared about their Progress; 50, D. They are still obsessed about their progress: Owing toa fractured leg, he rested on Com RL Pe cy uae ane if he insists C. ifhe will in D. ifhe insist There are___ students in his class. A B. very much G Seldom know we are here, A. can he B. he can C. he Scarcely __ reach home. A. he will B. willhe C. he The room is that we don't need another. A. enough capacious B. capacious enough C. enough Do Ihave asked you to. A. as B. like C. as much D. as such He wasn't at home 2 A. ishe B. was he C. did he Many a woman coming. A. is B. are C. were PRACTICE TEST NO. 4 14, He wanted quantity of sugar. A, little B. alittle C. the little chairs that we have are for es. ours A. the few B. afew Cc. few He could stand on one leg & A. indefinite B. indefinitely C. infinitely He has not made any mistakes and I have not i A. also B. either C. neither D. as well You need extra efforts to get it a A. do B. did C. done Itis that children, during birth die. A. exceptional B. exceptionally C. usually by the people he was declared the President. A. anointed B. ointed C. applied aay = C. How to close he knew nothing: AGne ee A. How to reach B. How to know Directions: (Trnoae the correctsynony?t L ee 9 ‘A. Happened B. oa 3 . Fade ea 5. Acuaite C, Howled D. Fa C. Detain D. Define oh anata 17. Glimpse: A. Prison B. Field A 3 ef view B. Thorough view C. Storage D. Garden 3locked vie as 23, Enchanted: 18, Scomful A. Charmed BB. Harmed A. Loathsome B. Pleasant C. Scary D. Dreadful C. Live D. Active 24. Archer: 19. We should look our elders: A. Expert in shooting arrows A. after B. upto B. Expert in sword fighting CD D. at C. Expert in firing guns D. Expert in pursuits 20. Pardon: A. Forgive B. Apologize 25. Chase: C. Pray for D. Forget A. Follow B. Precede 21. Occurred: C. Lead D. Direet Directions: Choose the correct: ‘answer from the choices given below closest i meaning to D. How to intimate 29. He was utely blind and ignorant for 30. He longed 37. 38. 39. meeting me, A. to B, for C, from D. with A. Taunting and ridiculing ious and clear C. Ambiguous and hollow D, Strong and strategical He presents reality in fictitious characters: A. Real characters B. Unreal characters C. Typical characters D. Imaginative characters Directions: Choose the correct answer to fill in the spaces below: He has no access the principal of his school: A. to B. of C. for D. onto He strongly objected my coming late: A. to B. on C. ‘for D. at Pakistan lacks technology: A. in B. on C. with Dz of The pond abounds fish: A. in B. on C. at D. from 33, 34, oy 40. 41. 42. The suffocating atmosphere was not attractive to go on a tour to that area: A, The choking atmosphere B. The fresh atmosphere C. The hot atmosphere D. Unchangeable atmosphere His paintings were unanimously declared the best: A. In full accord B. Opposed by C. Critically D. Separately Revealed to him was the guilt of his son by a neighbor: A. Theerror B. The crime C. The blunder D. The bad temper zal The thief broke the house: A. in B. into C. through D. at The election commissioner the results of polls: A. officially declared B, unofficially declare C. did not declared D. failed to declared They deal in gems: A. They deal in precious stones B. They deal in precious ornaments C. They deal in precious fiber D. They deal in precious glass is inquisitive mind is always é medicine has ed to be restless: 5 The medicine has ceased to be aie A ired _-B, Vanished His blocked mind C. Tumed colourless "His retarded mind D. Been stinking . His indifferent mind Directions: Choose the correct answer for each sentence: This cloth is inferior that one. A. to B. from 48. Hetookme___a thief, C. of D. by A. with B. at , C. for D. of Why should we not sympathize them? . ‘They have run short mone: A. to B. of A. at B. of ag C. for D. with C. for D. with 47. os gardener is looking his 50. Abide the law. plants. cae 1 A. after B. to ee es c. with D. at : 8 a ‘ 2 f Directions: Ce RcunceRuN am xan Pee aaa ene The more he leamed he A. alters B.. altering served. C. altered D. to alter A. better B. the better ot he write these answers but also C. the best speak them. A. noonly can B, not only Nadeem is very soon going to be C. only not A. employ B. employed 10. The line is busy; someone C. to employ using telephone. A. must B. must be He had scarcely crossed the road Cc. is D. willbe the bus came. A. then B. when 11. The power failure remained, _it C. before D. than was repaired. A. aslongas _B._so long as They had hardly reached their shelter C. unless it rained. A. then B. when 12, He didn't go anywhere his C. before D. than mother allows him. A. aslongas _B. so longas Aslam and Akram are painters; the C. unless is the better. A. the latter B. the later 13. The trees, uprooted by the windstorn C. the letter are in the middle of the road. A, Tie B. lying He wanted to make him an C. lain D. laid easy. A. write B. wrote 14, Heavy rains the sea level. C. writing D, to write A. rose B. raised C. raising D. rising do you visit this place? A. how often _B. how oftenly. 15. Would you please, _ make a C. how frequent noise? A. not B. donot Drugs addiction the mood C. don't D. no and behavior of the addicts. joen words: 4 sue . A. Wring B. Rj 16, Gaspedt vith open mouth He . Ring athed with OP Cc. rin! D. f Brated with clOSe mouth Expa ©. reathed the ast 2. Brink: p, Breathed comfortably A. Edge B. Top C. Peak a 17, Suggestion: . D. Slope A, Proposal i El eres . Re : : ees a A. Real 18, Tribute: C. Copied A, Homage B. Abasement C. Reluctance D. Fidelity 24. Hind: 19. Farewell: a van He Front A. Reception B. Good bye C, Welfare D. Welcome 25. Mammals: 3 ‘A. Animals that give birth 20, Feats: i give eats: B. Animals thatlayeggs A. Tricks B. Plans Cc i 3 C. Pro ‘ . Animals that don't reproduc posals DD. ‘Magics 7 reproduc D. Animals those are fierce Directions; Choose the corre ct answer from the choices given below closest in: theorigi 3 “original sentence/underlined words & phrases, differences were rej ae ian te rejected; A At te sl osm 28. He knew why he abhorred th Bat 5 A. Why he detested the rich ome niee B hy i favoured the rich - : 1 obj Ti In lieu tothe Joan he D. Why se est Save his marriage + borrowed, he lender; E> ring to the money 39: AL In retum, c AS analtcmativ Returning ftom 30 85; 36. S7e 38. 39, D. Left the ground She is not entitled A. to Cc. with the prize B. of D. from 33 During subjugation, the Muslims remained backward. A. while slavery B. while freedom C. while exile D. while imprisonment 34. Nationalistic fervor was witnessed during the match between Indian and Pakistan cricket teams: A. Excitement B. Boredom Directions: ( Choose the correct answer tofillin the blanks below: Who was held responsible the loss? A. of B. for 40. C. to D. by They are much inclined arts. A. to B. from Al. C. for D. of Please come the room. A. in B. to 42. C. into D. onto Those who laugh others take insufficient stock of themselves. A, at B. on 43. Coto D. over Herbal medication is very popular the people of the third world. A. with B. to LN CP mel geom elt} C. Discrimination D. Trouble Kashmir has been a bone of contention between India and Pakistan: A. Cause of dispute B. Cause of harmony C. Cause of compromise D. Cause of peace The police confiscated illicit arms: .. The police found illegal weapons . The police seized illegal weapons . The police licensed illegal weapons . The police produced before the court illicit arms vamp 5 C. for D. of Heisnotcapable___ the job. A. for B. of C. to D. with If they failed me : A. Iwillagree B. I would agree C. Icanagree D. I may agree He is crying, he broken his leg. A. may be B. might have C. willhave —_D. could have He wishes that he law when he was in the university. .. would study . would have studied. . could have studied . studied samp 44. 46. reason to worry about There is____ him. ; A. not B. don't C, no Some of the trees dead. A. are B. is C. was D. has been One of my friends, Qasim. A. is B. are Cc. am No trees overnight. A. grow B. grows C. growing UN aaa «ah 48. 49. You can take of these two books. A. any B. one C. either of the two towels is mine, A. none B. not C. neither He has two sons, Ahmed is : A. taller B. the taller C. the tallest Toren the choices given below: Heis than before, \. happier B. more happy C. happy D. happiest It is necessary to stop when the red signal A. glows B, glowed D. glowing His success was earned with hard work. A. hard B. sheer C. heavy D. heavier Irony and satire the tone of this drama. A. are B. is Cc. am He would have stumbled A. Ifhe had not taken a step back B. Ifhe did not take step back C. Ifhe not take step back D. Ifhe would not take step back They needn't about this problem. A. worry B. worried C. worrying D. to worry his admission to this college he studied elsewhere. A. prior to B. early C. after D. later There are very many in the Pointing. mice A. mouses B. C. mices D. mouse He climbed up and down hill before he reached his destination. A. manya B. many C. much D. very many The result is that I can't control myself. A. so shocking B. very shocking C. very much shocking D. such shocking It is necessary that all documents, in original, submitted. A. are B. be C. tobe D. are to be my experience is concerned. A. asregards B. as faras C. as much He is living as you are. A. ashappily B. as happy C. as happier His wallet lay him. A. besides B. beside C. close He sang so that everyone admired. A, enthusiastic B. enthusiastically C. enthusiasm Directions: 5 Choose the correct Synonyms: C. Imported things 16. Burrows: a = ‘A. Tunnels made in grounds D. Glimp: Her pans 21. Merry: C. Beds of plants 2 ye ee, D. Stems of plants A. Married Hore C. Gloomy _D. Frustrated 17. Voyage: _ . Travel on sea aig 3 Travel on land A. Good for cultivation C. Travel in space B. Bad for cultivation C. Uncultivable 18. Indeed: D. Unrich A. Ofcourse B. Essential C. Achievable D. Deed 23. Stretch: A. Expand B. Shrink C. Loosen D. Thicken ‘Curious: A. Eager to know 24. Odd: B. Tired of knowing A. Strange —-B._ Favourable C. Unfit to know C. Variable —-D. Soothing D. Incapable of knowing 25. Plough: : A. Till soil B. Water soil B. Designs C. Manure soil D. Look aller soil er from the choices given below ‘underlined words & ‘Phrases: vanished at once: witch disappeared at once C. His fright controlled nightmares tch appeared at once D. He enjoyed night mare the original sentence/; closest in meaning to 28. He was held captive by his ¢ A. He was oe oe a B. He was captivated by 5 He was fascinated by . He was held Tesponsible by 29. Religious scholars have agreed that the blunder of Adam was prede \. Preplanned —B, Prehistoric C. Pretire D. Premature 30. He is studying cos A. The study of B. The study of C. The study of stars and planets D. The study of philosophy They ridiculed him, however he spoke with them: 34, A. They mocked him B. They admired him C. They tended him D. They compelled him 32. He fell down the roof his leg, Directions: smashed: A. His leg broke into pieces B. His leg remained intact C, His leg was lightly fractured D. His leg was safe Quacks are non qualified doctors; A. Herbal doctor B. Medical Physicians C. Surgeons D. Specialists We look forward to rendering you service: A. We eagerly wait to serve you B, We look at you white service C. We come forward to service you D. We are already at your service Choose the correct answer from the given choices to complete the senten 35. This ornament is studded 30: jewels. A. with B. from Cc. to D. for 40. 36. Please recall your mind those answers. A. to B. into C. of D. from 41. 37. He mustered his courage. A. up B. down C. over D. at 42, 38. Please don't prevent me doing good. A. fro B. to 43. C. of D. for He wanted to get rid his disease, . A. from B. with Cron D. to May God be pleased you, A. with B, from C. to D. for He likes . A, the music _B. music C. a music He has ten bars of : A. soap. B. soaps C. the soaps Tuins at a vast scale. A. awar B. the war C. war Pos University of science 15. Hebought __ umbrella for fit ‘ his is niversity ¢ a ec B. an rupe oad a A. @ } Cc. one Cah Directions: ee Ca Choose the correet synonyms: ( eee Fe eee C, Alert D. Generous 46. Assassin: A. Murderer —-B, Murdered C. Slain D, Killed 49, Elevated: A. Uplifted B. Descended C. Abated D. Reduced 47. Relentl A. Merciful B. Merciless C. Kind D, Sympathetic 50. Malice: A. Il will B. Fidelity 48. Extravagant: C. Loyalty D. Fair will A. Wasteful B. Meticulous ESNet PRACTICE TEST N they may behave, we She did A. a Cc. one a dense forest at They passed _ night A. through B C, tro thorough He was advised A. to abide by mules B. to abide at rules C. to abide with rules D. to abide rules The deeper he went, his body became. A. heavy C. the heavier B. the heavy If the sun rose at 5:30. A, Iwillcome B. C. Iwouldcome D. I should come Tcame Since last Sunday he A. is B. was C. has been here? Since when working B. have you been A. are you C. were you His mother had hoped. A. That he would change his mind ___ badly sick. 12. 13. 14. 7%, B. Him changing his mind C. That he may change his mind D. That he changed his mind In addition to __to the library, you should also study books at home A. go B. going Cc. gone The child has been missing, __” A. has not he B, ishe C. was he Ten years ago, they live ina village. A. will B. would Cc. may D, can I would rather that he to me, A. came B, come C. coming D. to come She would rather drink a Pepsi A. not B. no C. don't The chairman with his wife and chil ___ coming bait A. are B. is Cc. will D. can They are envious __ your succes’ A. to with C. of D. from Tam not familiar A. of C. from Directions: A. Fo epee C_ Followers 19. Wicked: . A. Alert Cunning C. Active D. Receptive 20. Lean: 24. A. Bend B. Tend C. Mend D. Straighten 21. Reluctantly: ‘A. Willingly © B. Unwillingly C. Happily D. Sympathetically Directions: iets wes a match between the 29. B. Baby hens c Wh A B, Beard & Bald: A. Hairy B. Without hair C. Blond hair Grieved: A. Saddened B. Aided C. Favoured _D. Supported Choose the correct answer from the choices given below each sentence: A. He showed honour to B. He showed revenge to C. He showed obstinacy D. he showed hard temper He is a big stingy: A. Nex eecee B. He isa big liar C. Heisa big glutton D. He is a big funky — A. His father chaired many B. His father obstructed A C. His father financed B aw some panderers D. His father agitated against c. nw some magici D. saw some heaps 34. He is culpable for his brother's misdeed: ings in this essay are A. He is blameworthy B. He is responsible B. Erased C. He is entitled D. Elucidated D. He is deserving patronized many charitable ations: Directions: Fillin the blanks; choose the correct answer from the choices given below each sentence: 35. Who is annoyed you? 38. Why is she very much jealous A. at B. with you, Cc. to D. of A. from B. of C. on D. for 36. They demanded of me their Tights. 39. Heiseager_———__—stearm new A. of B. for things. Cc. to D. on A, to B. of Cc. on D. for 37. Heis badly suppressed the burden of loan. 40. His mother forbids him A. by B. with mingle with bad boys. C. from D. of A. to B. of C. from D. for Directions: 41. Stroke: 42. Rigorously: A. Blow B. Knit A. Strictly B. Pleasantly C. Collide D. Smash C. Lavishly D. Optimistically Manner 4, Volee C. Drawing D. Seulpture DwevtiOnS: ke eee 46, We need to muster up men for the D. Annoyed to see 4 work a A. Weneed to gather 49. The Muslims would have had to live B. We need to master under the Hindus as perpetual C. We need to develop political minority; D. We need to acquire A. The Muslims would forcibly haye lived a 47. Would you like cider? 8, The Muslims would hardly live A. Apple juice B. Coke C, The Muslims were minor in C. Sour Milk D. Milk numbers to live D. The Muslims did not consent 48. They were astounded to see the live % results: A. Astonished to see 50, He is a callous | perwon: B. Scared to see f , Z OTe tne A. Insensitive 8, Indifferent C. Irrational ~~ 1D, Unreasonable ‘ lia 8 4a Linger yo A. Vrolonitt M, C, Bnlivert 0. ingless talk : fa 3, adversel 47. Fatigue nan. Beh ee! A. Pxhaut Be a Cc, Dullness = De 43, Qasim as well as his friends ie hae 4g. Applaud A. is B. are A. Praise B, C, Neglection D, c. will D, can mourning over 49. Humorous: 44, The women the loss of life for a long time: A, Funny B, A. are B, were C, Barnest D, C. have been 50. Perfection: 45, He has done his work A. Skill A. Entire B, Entirely B. ‘The state of being C. Neither i c, iene D. Superstition EE sate Bs ee PRACTICE TEST NO. 11 aR AT Peer vera Ten miles ___a long distance, A. are B. is 9. However you may strike, the C. be lock cannot be broken. : A. forceful B. forcible They ingtobe _ their C. forcefully position: A. depriveof B. depriving of 10. It is not as hot today as it was C. deprived of yesterday, 2 . A. ist: B. isn't it Those who talk to children are C. was it D. wasn't it often insulted by them. A. harsh B. harshly 11. He wants to me help you: C. harshness A. get B. make C. got D. made He felt____ when the doctor had given the medicine to him, 12. I could extinguish the fire. A. good B. well A. ifhe asks me C. bitterly B. ifhe asked me C. ifhe had asked me This shirt is not the same colour D. ifhe asking me 2. that one. A. as B. to “13. Fish is not caught as it is C. like assumed, A. as easy B. as casily His coat is similar__ my coat. C. unconscious D. very easily A. for B. to C. as 14, Heslept___ that the thief stole everything. His pen and my pen are 7 A. so unconscious A. like B. B, so unconsciously C. alike C, unconscious He has gone to A 15, He would restore peace and harmony if A. get the shirt pressed he aruler, B. to get the shirt press A. was B.. is C. make the shirt press C. were D. has been D. to make the shirt pressed 17. dC correct synonyrns: Directions: __ Choose the 6, Detest A, To abhor B, To accommodate C. To blame D. To relieve 17. Deterioration: A. Destruction C. Renovation D. Reconstruction B, Construction 18. Prostrate: A. To bow B. To straighten C. To lie D. To worship 19. Divinely: A. Heavenly BB. Worldly C. Ofnature D. Ofscience Web: A. Net of thread B. Acluster of threads C. Complexity of thread ai 22, 23. 24. 2S Reeds: A. Tall grass with hollo B. Tall tree with big C. Tall shrub with yell Meticulously: A. Gradually — B. C. Suddenly D. Demons: A. Evil spirits B. No C. Supernatural spirit — Crack: A. To break into pieces B. To break without pi C. To remain intact — D. To be durable Giggle: A. Tolaugh — B. C. To assure 30. His.academic credentials were over after two years \. His academic semesters were over 33 B. His academic quality Was over C. His academi over D. His academy was over There is no remedy for this fix A. There is.no solution to this problem B.. This fix is within the reach of remedy C. This remedy gives fix D. There is no harm of this fix 34. The absconded is badly wanted by cops: A. The fled man B. The caught man Directions: ic Dd, akistan Air Force Guide The charged mati The plundeting man Plunders are those who eat up the national exchequer: Looters are those who guzzle up the national money Plunderers are those who steal national valuables Plunderers.are those who loot the money, Itis a national plunder to loot the money You are besought to come in time: A. B, ¢ D. You are expected to You are requested to You are commanded to You are hoped to B5. He isnot yet clear» the blame, 39. A. of B. from C. at D. with 36. ___ most critics xistence of a new country was not 40. justifiable, A. for B. to C. from D. with 41. The watchman waits the gate, A. for B. on C. with D, at 42. He is jealous honour and fame. A. of B. in C. on D. with Choose the correct answer from the choices given below tofillin the spaces. This game is favorite a) _ the people of villages. Alto € Please believe B. with for D. off my words. A. on. B. in C. at D. with Isolated: A. Separate B. Attracted C. Enclosed -D. Adjacent Retrieve: A, Revive B. Bring to an end C. Overstate D. Repeat PT clea C, Short Long 4. Countless 5. Awful B. As defined by niymibes a A. lixteomely bad and C Counted =D. Quan B. Horrible C. Noisy D. Pe 44. Gigantic A. Huge B, Tiny Directions: Choose the correct answer for each sentence that is closest in meaning ' original sentence from the choices given below. 46. They occasionally come across each A. As life underwent eve other: B. As life underwent revolut A. They, sometimes come C. As life underwent fierce el B. They, sometime come D. As life underwent sudden C. They some time come changes is D. They scarcely come 49. Stay beyond the limits of A. Stay outof B. Stay 47. Itching has been known as an infectious disease, A. Carried by germs 50, The texture of her skin is ae B. Uncarried by germs as a rose petal: C. Controllable disease A. The surface of her skin D. Incurable disease B. The complexion of her al C. The attraction of her skin 48. As the course of life on the earth D. The mildness of her skin evolved there came severe storms of snow and wind: ut) ad Ad Why ___ attend the meeting? \. don't you B. you don't C. you do not I know attend the meeting. A. why you don't B. why don't you C. why do you not Help him _ you can. A. as mucl B. as muchas C. as many as Give him books as you have. A. as B. so C. as many D. as much Population is rising as as never before. A. rapid B. rapidly C. more rapidly D, much rapidly The colour of this shirt is the same __ my shirt. A. as B. that C. which D, like Their walking styles are A. like B. suchas C. similar D. similarly He can't fly in the air and A. neither can I B. ican't neither C. neither] PRACTICE TEST NO. 12 9. My family has reached the fair and A. sohas yours B. so yours C. yours has so 10. If you load with more burden 2 A. the cart will not move B. the cart would not move C. the cart could not move D. the cart might not move ll. Itseems to me. A. awkward B. awkwardly C. more awkwardly 12. The food we ate in the morning tast A. good B. well C. nicely D. finely 13. They want to their house painted in summer. A. get B. got C. make D. made 14, Oblivion and weakness his problems. A. are B. is G, be 15. They intend a sports club, A, to join B, joining C. join ns é ome a pond (hat precifies tt mW Choose the _— yund in the throat Hi fake p. Make ound in the ve ” a), Felicitation? Bake sound in the abslonns A. Congratulation B.. Rejection 17. ious 5 - Ap Sia B. Resting Cc, Confusion Dy elaxe Dp, Comforted Guhelaned 23, Congregation: ie Peat A. Gathering _B. A. Sweating B. Cooling C. Separation Dy C. Evaporating D. Melting oy Saab 24. Mermaid: ¢ 19. Granary: A, Imaginary water ct A. Aplace to store grain B. Aplace to get grain C. Aplace having no grain Borrowed; 25, A. Got loan B. Lent ; A. 4 z Dial C. Mortgaged _D, Preserved B. Die ose C.. Practices! Multiracial: A. Of multi races ces given si lerlined words s unanimously demand fo eats against unjust ints ra PAF | Pakistan AirF orce PREG 29. Si s that he likes ni compared fo Rimeelte eStione as 32, Dinosaurs have become extinot: AHS edo fenton A, His disappeared from the face B. He is so prodigal casi C He eee B. Haye evolved along with other He is soninen species meme eS C. Have been frozen in ice 30. The row sowed the seed of untold pee yare ogee upheaval: WA 2 ea 33. His sexual instinct enticed him to A. Unexpected-dangers i i B.,, Expected jeopardy eee C. Predieted ruin B. perstadedihim D. Huge damage C. implored him D. Made hit Despite the hard bustling -he lost his ats position: 34. His character is above board: A. Despite hard endeavour A. His character is dubious B, Instead of hard bustling B. His character is doubtful C. Owing to hard attempt C. His:character is neat/and clean D. By dint ofjsevere labour. D. His character is misty Directions: Choose the correct answer from the given choices to fillin the blank: SH 5. Who areyoulooking 2 A. to B. from A. for B.. down. Cmtor D. with C08 D. on 40. In connection studies, they He lied me. are bringing about changes. oe ig A. to B. with A. of B. to C. at D. by C. for D. with He was wrestling alion, 41. Why is he indifferent to his failing A. to B. with health? Cof D. against A. Careless B. Ignorant 4 C. Unaware D. Callous The bus collided a truck, A. with B. to 42. The fire was put out after great Cc. of D. bi CHOI aes zt A. Was extinguished He is junior me. B, Was controlled ied D. Was burnt Adopt me D. Facilitate me Directions: 45. Hewas warned ____ dangers. 48. A. to B. with Cc. by D. of 46. They used live in a village. 49. A. for B. of C. to D. at 47. Don't you trust _ God? 50. A. in B, on ; C. at D. of. CS ata acquisition ‘A. Out of reach B. Out C. Out of mind Dp. Out A. of Cc. with Aslam is unfit A. of B. C. at pi Act____ this advice. A. in B. C. to D. hey insisted, aed \. father may permit them father might permit them father can permit them ). father permits them The weather is for onting, enough good B. too good C. good enough D. too enough B. to D. then I'l tell you how you can reach there how you can convince him and you can win his favours. c D. then ®. Heis his studies, \. tocomplete B. complete C. to completing 6. His farm house is than their farm house, A. farer B. further C. farther D. farthest 7. The slower his speed isthe __he will reach. A. late B. latest C. Tater 8 Theteais___ hot to drink. 12. A. very B. very much C. so D. too The house is for us to live. A. bigenough B. enough big C. sobig isa divine virtue. A. thelove —_B. love C. alove He has such books the Bible and the Holy Quran. A. that B. as C. which D. who They don't mind for things of needs, A. toask B, asking C. asked D. none of these Pakistan is an independent country and. A. soisIndia B. C. so India India is so D. so India is He was passing by,he something but couldn't understand what it meant, A. heard B. listened C. hearing D. listening His thought flew than an aeroplane. A. highly B. high C. higher D. highest PAF | ENGLISH ‘A. Unimportant B. Unadopted C. Extraordinary D. Unrequired C. Loosen. 23. Sensation: 18. Penance: ; . Des A. Repentance B. Abasement C. Expectation D. Anti C. Ridicule D. Pitilessness 19. Solemnly: A. Founded iets A. Seriously _ B. Consciously C. Desirable Dz C. Conscientiously ot. fl D. None of these 25. Accustomed: A. Used to 20. Shun: _A. Avoid B, Adopt Directions: 26. ee rod is the ‘Same length as that he This rod is ofa diferent size from that) Be rishi Mle ahaa ic. 1 fod and that Yod ate alike in length: See eae, él is still one of the biggest 32. x prolific warships; \. Weapon producing 3. Weapon selling Weapon smu; Weapon de: C. Emptiediby D. Constructed by Directions: Choose the [fillin thespaces s hectic: he refusedtocome busy Bo Very easy C. Much troubled ). To arrogant 34. re Guide They underwent ordeals: . Difficult or painful experiences Pleasant journeys ._Impassable ways . A great deal of travel DaBP ial values evolved with the ge of time: . Developed gradually . Rapidly developed Ceased to develop . Introduced pours Unemployment is prevalent in akistan: Al Wide sptead’ B. Half spread C. Iscommon D, Isunjust orrect answer from the choices given below for each sentence to 38. Don't laugh others. 35. He is indifferent his immoral conversation A. from B. of C. with D. to 39. 36. Whoisstaring___ you? A. on at iC. OF D. with 40. 37. He lacks confidence. A. in B. on C. with D. for A. of B.. for Cc. at D. on. The house was inhabited ghosts, A. from B.. by C. with D. about _worldly Lastly it is known, Jeisure ruins humanit AS on B. in C. for D. that 4 46, pireetion® thee ho fave that he had been @ Ih vor the vietlm clone eampantor \, retlwed hn, denied C. rofindnp 1D, none of these hie tw not arrogance) itis a sense of \. tobe proud 1B. pride ©, proud b, none of these He hiv cigarette and went to bed smoke none of these A. extinguished B ©, throw away D, Mis (hat leads you astray, A, avarice B, honesty ©, fidelity D, none of these Animals are algo in the of displaying love Te A, iddietion ©. tradition 1, habit D, none of these reform can make Pakistan nn the choi eat anawerfran fl 47, 48. 49. 50, os given below: prosperous. A. land C. space D. no. He____ his strength with the rival profession A. musteredup B. C. gaveaway D. He is a very good student, A. he obeys his teachers B. he obeys hi parents. C. he obeys his grandpa D. he obeys none He believes in the a social beast. A. theory B. C. tragedy D. Itis hot that we the walk. A. so C. too PRACTICE TEST NO. 14 dress needs___ before it is 9. The weather is igo Ss 2 ete ‘The weathers good, will g ded D. tomend A. QasimandI B. Tand Qasim C. Qasim,1 DD. Noneof these as said, long ago, that a buried easure taken out by them. 10. She has blamed us, especially yo as bi B. haveneen i has blamed us, especially you and ____for the accident D. none of these A. me B. i / C. my D. mine ve in this city for ten S 11. This car drops Nadeem and at live B. lived school. ving D. none of these A. she B. her C. hers D. none of these 12. and I need to reach a conclusion. B A. me B. you C c. my D. mine 13. He always helps and my by the people. brother in our studies. d B. been elected Ro B. me c lected D. none of these C. mine D. none of these id hoped that she know 14. Do these rocks have precious metals ? B. will not A. beneath their B. beneath them C. wouldnot D, may not C. beneath its D. none of these Heislate 9 15. He would appreciate letting A. isnothe B. was not he Qasim stay here. C. hasnothe D. cannothe A. you B. your _ C. yours D. none of these Tought to complain against him A. shallot! —B, should Tnot C. mustnotI _D, none of these Directions: correct synonyins 6. Jolt: A. Jerk C. Caution B, Threat D. Wearing 17. Determination: 3 22. Merely: ‘A, Resolution B. Eyolution A. Only . C. Revolution D. Intuition C. Rarely’ Dy 18. . Turbid: 23 A. Muddy B. Clean C. Evaporated | D. Set aside 19. Perpetually: A. Pernianently B. Interruptedly C. Altemately D. Consecutively 24. All the rest; 20. Multitude: : A. A A. Huge number Be Dy ee B. Huge size Cc. All C., Huge volume fr of thon D. Huge magnitude 25. Stimulate: i 21. Exclusively: 3 e nee . Dominate A. Wholly solely Directions: 5, His voice was audible: 4. Wasable to be heard Was unable to be heard Cc. Wa Was ever heard etrated a danger zone: They entered a danger zone 3. They fled a danger zone They inhabited a danger zone PAF | Pakistan Air Fo ‘ never heard 3, Guide C. Certain amalgamations that oceur toit D. Certain‘haits that oceur to it When he made the blunder, all were asleep: A. Made the discovery B. Made the mistake C. Made the confession D. Made the assignment D. They made a danger zone 34. The criminal's accomplices are being 2 traced: 31. Who can foretell the weather ‘A. The people who helped the urately? criminal A ict B. Contradict B. The people who instigated the C. Foresee D, Argue criminal C. The people who caught the oat peap gl are certain variations that occur criminal 0 D. The people who informed about A. Certain changes that occur to it the criminal B. Certain dam: that occur to it Directions: Choose the correct answer from the given choices: ) 35. His impartial judgment was made him. his relatives. A. by B. of A. to B. with C. to D. for C. for D. of soe 39. Hehasno objection _my 36. Heparted____ his friends after scheme. Beh their disagreement, Aw ne A. to B. for C, for . c Hs C. from D. with bo, Roe ae B. from 37. He cannot part the photograph a oe B a of his late father, . wit . by A. . with 2 ‘ ee sae 41. He fellill____ a fatal disease om . 0 vee B. from it D. by 38. A strange thought occurred © wath Pana aS He was severly yet survived his wounds Kiva x, Wounded — -B, Slain \. A assassinated “Dv None of these c. Sink ( 43, is the course of life 45. Houses are made of bi A. Destiny B. Still made of hearts, C. Destination D. None of these A. Palaces C. Mansions Directions: Choose the correctsynonyins: 46, Coast a1, B. Attitude A. Shore B. Canal i C. Lake D. Ocean C. Apatite aa 47. Magnificence: 49. Inclined: A. Splendor B. Wrath A. Tending C. Wreckage —D, Decline C. Opposing 48, Complexion: 50. Barren: A. Colour of skin A. Infertile B. C. Cultivable — D, aS 44, His death was the result D. ortant that applications processed within a jal for him to a icense. fas B tad Dd, Haye Will have fit: B. Tobe D. None of these 4 The has already by N A B. Been paid c paid D, Be paid 5. s believed that a black cat, if passes ahead, __ bad luck; A B. Brought C. Bring D. Brings 6. Last year,he___ come to see me: A. Willhave _B. Must have Cc. Will D. Can We had hoped _ longer; A. Him staying B. That he will s C. That he can stay D. That he would stay ' He promised thathe __ help me: PRACTICE TEST NO. 15 10. A. Can B. Will C. Could D. May He owes mea hundred rupees ___? A. Don'the —_B, Does he not C, Isnothe —_D. None of these I noted the points _1 A. Don't B. Ammnot C, Didnot —_D. None of these He's done his work, 2 A. Isnothe — B. Hasnot he C. Hadnothe D. None of these They would leave tomorrow, A. Will they not B. Would not they C. Should not they D. None of these He could not talk any, more bec: the phone A. Ringing C. Was ringing D. Has been ringing B. Ring Did he know that it was who broke the law? A. They B. Them C. Their D. None of these It was whom he wanted to marry: A. She B, Her C. Hers D. None of these PAF | ENGLISH hee 4 Repeated ir c. Evolved required «Dy Precedente’ >>, Worsen: A. Make better C. Tmprove Congealed: A. Melted S B Overdo Cc. Vanished dD. Qvyerrule M4 Gleaming: A. Shining B. A Bo Lavily C. Tttuminated D- C. Merrily D. Highly 19. 25. Streak: 20, “State: A. Line of different A, Condition BL Growth B. Line of the samea C. Exaltation DD, Blation C. Stalk D. Stake 21, Reiterated: Directions: the correct answer from the choices given ineaning to the orighul sentence/ underlined wonds: or illegal Weapons . Against dangerous weay 2 : Against nhass destcti¢n ‘i weapons ; B. Ce D._Abtinst al abt ht is @ matter of ese Tan gy Tumbled e inet: me imminent changes are bei ‘gating you cal ng D. Backing you About to occur Unexpected to occur ae [ee ehiod for water cleansing . firaculously occur Woe ificati Bad to occur B. eee neater be water nine in Africa claimed millions of D War iecny 4 Starvation in Africa 34. He arrested charg Earthquakes in Africa ae or = C. Tornados in Africa A. the charge of rebellion ). Heavy rains B. the charge of plunder ie ' C. the charge of assassination Who is menacing you? D. the charge of robbery \. Threatening you Directions: Choose the correct answer from the choices given below for each sentence to fillin the spaces: He is true his friends: A. About B. For A. To B. For C.F D. By C. With D, Of 40. Think God and be kind: They deceived him by tampering A. For B. Of ___ his signature: C. With D. At A. Of B. With ‘ C. For D. About 41. Desolate: . A. Deserted B. Encouraging You should subscribe agood C. Strengthening journal: D. None of these A. To B. Of ae C. For D. With 42, Inapplicable: A. Imelevant B. Concerned ifiabl He is sick his noise: C. Attached D.. ‘Justifiable A. Of B. For = C. With D. By 43. ae : B, Slumber Why do you worry him? His avarice is lamentable; A. His temptation is lamentable B. His behavior is lamentable His character is lamentable D. His performance is lamentable He showed, being religious high A. High loyalty B. High honesty C. High responsibility D. High eligibility Passengers were evacuated by the B, Found out by Srnierienise A. Tremendous B. Tiny ©. Insufficient 1D, Inge Neglected by D. It Paychologists can help you t elucidate hidden feelings; A. How to inspire 8. How to reveal C, How to illuminate D. How to eradicate ‘The hall was jam packed: A. The hall was empty 8. The hall was entirely | C. ‘The hall was largely D, The hall was Vacated easel ase the corre Sa He left it the half way, although the movie was. A. Interesting B. Interested C. Interest Do you mind if1__ 2 A, sit here B. sat here C. sitting here Why very sad today? A. ishe B. heis C. he Take money as you want. A. as much B. as C. verymuch OD. as many Despite his sincere efforts for the organization during the last ten years. A. He is expelled out of the party B. He was expelled out of the party C. He has been expelling out of the party D. He should be expelling out of party They told that he come. A. may B. can C. will D. might He says that not fine. A. lam B. he is C. he was D. he will be He got his suit A. sewn B. sew PRACTICE TEST NO. 8 C. sewed D. sewing 9. Weare at the mercy of the river and A. sois he B. heisso C. so he is 10. The population of Pakistan is increasing increased before. A, asrapidly _B. more rapidly C. rapidly D. so rapidly 11. He is young, he looks A. smartly B. smart C. great 12. He emphasized that schooling of orphans ensured. ons B. be C. are 13. They look forward to their guests. ~ A. receive B. receiving C. received 14. He always delays on time. A. come B. came C. coming D. to come 15, The judge postponed case. A. hear C. heard B. hearing as it had never Tre correct anste from the choices given De® meaning to the, given wort phrases. 21, Cuddle: B. Rose A, Embrace ecorated Cc, Captivate down + jliuminated D- Di Long: Howl: A. Desire B. Perceive A. Growl D. Delight C. Neigh C. Pers Sovereign: ‘Suspect: B. Doubt A. Clarity C. Confess -D. Inquire Ember: A. Piece of burning wood B. Piece of soaked wood C. Piece of decorative wood Squeak: A. Short pitched voice B. Long pitched voice C. Rough voice D. Frightening Voice Directions: school | _D. Achild is sad to go to school 22, They put the scheme into jeopardy: \. They endangered the scheme B. They criticized the scheme C. They suspended the sel D. They prolonged the 33. An elephant in captivity is nearly 70 years of: A. Awwild elephant lives 70 years B. A domesticated elephant lives 70 years C. No elephant lives 70 years D. Elephant in the pest lived 70 years He extracted the gist of the novel: A. He took out the summary of the 34, novel B. He enhanced the length of the novel C. He entirely read the novel D. He himself wrote the novel Directions: The corpse was taken to cemetery: A, The dead body was taken to cemetery B, The cop was taken to cemetery C. The cot was taken to cemetery Over consumption makes things dear: ‘A. Over consumption makes things expensive B. Over consumption makes things cheaper C. Over consumption makes things easily achievable D. Over consumption makes things unachievable He is engrossed in his work: He is absorbed in his work He is entangled in his work He is complicated in his work He is uninterested in his work pomp fillin the blanks: Choose the correct answer from the choices given below for each eer A small room is adjacent my room. A. to B. from C. of D. for BL They had to stay in the dark glades many a night, A. for B, of C.. with 40. He is still unaware the situation, A. from B. of Al, C. on D. at ‘They met their friends a day yesterday. A. of B. after C. before Hard work is the key success. A. of B. to C. for D. with I agree this plan. A. with B. of Cc. to D. for He resembles his father. é ‘A. looks like B. behaves like C. talkslike D. walks like 45, 46, 47, Huis impartial dea dumous personality \, just dealing ¢, sided deali D. inefficient dealing His speed of walking is inet A. Unbelievable B, Uncatchable Directions: She is repenting A. on C, in Refrain him pit, 49. This coat is similar A, from B. of A. of B. for C. with D. by C. to D. with Who is responsible this 50. Thi i cee ze is matter is relevant A. to B. with Ad 5 . Ot: C. of D. for C. with D a sling made hima C. Incaleulable D. Unmatchable 3, unjust dealing : ne 44. He is presenting A. Final arguments B. Medieval argument C. Former arguments 4 D. Insufficient arguments her loss. 48. She is not satisfied B. at progress. D. of A. by B. with” C. at D. from falling into the ANSWER KEY 6 sh Within how many Seal would he catch the bus A. Ifhe runs very a B. Ifhe ran very fast C. Ifhe is running very fast D. Ifhe runs fast How ___ she want to prove herself’ nnocent? A. do B. does C. is D. was While he went to school on foot, he ___ many things in the way. A. see B. saw C. seen D. tosee They told that the weather get worse. A. might B. may C. can D. will He prefers tea . coffee, A. on B. from erie D. with He absent since last Tuesday. A. is B, was C. has been She as well as her brothers . gentle, A. are B. is C. were The boy requested him _ 2 rupee. A. give B. to give C. gave D. given 1 demanded that the new system. ____ schematized, A. is B. be C. willbe D, should be is the person who breaks the law? A. whom B. who C. which D. whose Aslam, ____ they knew was a policeman, looked like a thief. A. who B. whom C. whose D. which Ttis the building __ rooms are spacious and airy. A. whose B. which C. of which He talks so that everyone apes. A. awkward B. awkwardly C. beautifully You guard __ lL amasleep. A. unless B. as long as C. until If Ehsan had helped I would not have wander so much. A. have to B. has to C. had to Choose the comecss” ——— 6, Tiny A, Huge B, Gigantic Cc, Enormous D. Small I Tenderly A. Politely B. Impolitely C. Rudely D. Exactly 18, Overjoyed: A. Very delighted B, Tired of enjoyment C. Bored of enjoyment D. Out of joy 19. Clank: A, Sound made by metal pieces B, Sound made by thud C. Sound made by birds 0. Creak: A. To make harsh sound B. To make soft sound C. To make loud sound 1, Clamber: A. Climb up with difficulty Directions: 6. cricket team? A. Who is the wicket keeper? B. Whois the pel : C. Who is the coach? D, Who is the umpire? 7. He is so oblivious that he often forgets where his brush is: 24. OB B. Climb up with ease C. Climb up with a skill Scramble: A. Climb using knees and hands B. Climb using a flying machine C. Climb using a rope Stink: A. To smell bad B. To smell good C. To smell fresh Fidelity: A. Loyalty B. Bravery C. Patience D. Facility Tramp: A. Person with no fix home or w B. Person with a fix home or wot C. Person looking for a home ani work D. Person of save other locality Choose the correct answer, ‘from the choices given below that is the closest i meaning to the original sentence/underlined words & phrases. ipper of the Pakistani A. He is so forgetful B. He is so regretful C. He is so helpful D. Heis so eager Unpleasant chai Uneven changes D. Buy the table > ; moved to and for: 32, Shs blushed so much that it was \. He moved here and there x cabelas < He moved up al ae yon He move ee B,_ She was so obstinate D. He moved toned See oe : . She was so confused went to felicitate him on his 33, sAslaea i ‘ \. Lwent to congratulate him B. lL went to facilitate him C. Lent to advice with him D. I went to threaten him B, As civilized as C. As moral as. D. As polite as 34. He implored the king to let him go: A. He besought the king B. He intimidated the king C. He pleaded before the king D, He commanded the king Fetch me the table please; A. Go and bring the table please B. Bring me the table on retum: C. Repair the table for me Directions: Choose the correct answer from the choices given below for each sentence to the space: They arrived the station. 52 God we trust. A. on B. at AL on B. in C. over D. in Cc. with D. of The old man enquired me 40. Teele i het about my name. S, aes A. to B. of C, from D. with es 41. They were accustomed to to The sea diver jumped __ the river. the mosque five an a day. A. in B. to A. go a ae C. into D. onto C. ‘went Bo! the star. Please write black ink. 42, We look forward 3 — A. in B. with 1 eae - C. of D. to a ———— Dy eae Ue es Inactive but also a liar, \. notonly is he B, not only he is C, only not he He knocked at the door, but nobody 48. A. reply B, replied C. replying 49. Inadditionto__ there we have many others tasks to perform. A. go B. went C. gone D, going ; 50. It is necessary that you Punetual. A. shouldbe — B, willbe Cy be D. can be NE ad =k 47. Bese ers yesterday. A, has come B. come C. came this, there are many other issues, A. beside B. beside C. besides However he is, he can finda way out. A. helpless B. helplessly C. helplessness He would rather die than ignorant. A, remain B. remaining C. remains D. to Remain What would he do 2 \. if he was a king B. ifhe has been a king C. ifhe were a king D. ifhe isa king If you had informed me. A. Icould come B. [vould have come Cc. Imay come D. I must come He made much noise that I was going to be mad. A. very B. such C. so D. that A large number of students taking part. A. is B. are C. was D. will Don't leave Icome. A. unless B, till C. upto D. as long as It is important that Aslam on time. A. comes B. come C. came D. to come He behaved he were a prince. A. as B. asif Coat D. ifas know what lies ahead. il. 12. 13. A. hardly can one B. hardly one can C. gardly one Assmall quantity of is there in the jug. A. water B. waters C. water's How money do you need? A. many B. much C. more Scarcely anyone see the stranger's face yesterday. A. could B. can Sew Although he was being honest, _ he was insulted. A. but B. yet C. then D. for He lost his wits a A. didhenot B. didhe C. does he D. is he Helearned__ English. A. how to speak B. to speak C. speaking D. to speaking He has been here the existence of Pakistan. A. for B. from C. since D. at pirections: Choose the ce rect synonyms: 16, Boar speak proudly of something A La Cc, Sound made by fox a B._ To show something To lament something proudly Cee , F C. 17, Evacuation: ‘ ripe 3 A. Rescue B, Imprisonment PU jiece: C. Confinement A. Brother's daughter D. Elation B. Brother's son ; C. Sister in law 18. Mounted: A. Climbedup B. Climbed down 23. He is culpable for this mi C. Stayed D. Hanged ‘A. Heis blameworthy = B. He is not be responsible C. He is the cause of x 19. Distort: A. Deform B. Reform C, Improve D. Develop 24, Revive: A. Enliven B 20. Surplus: . B A. More than need oa De B. Less than need 25, : C. Totheneed D, Unneeded ; oe can C. Bring forth — Directions: Choose the correct answer fr set ‘om the choices gi f the original sentence/underlined words & halen nt His mail accumulated in hi AL we mail piled up genie mail deleted 36. Bi: through germs 32. They saw a wizard on the comer of their street: \, They saw a magician B. They saw a turner C. They saw a physician D. They saw a ghost Corrupt earning is supposed to be an a illegitimate gain: A. Corrupt earning is thought to be B. Corrupt earning is obliged to be C. Corrupt earning is compelled to be D. Corrupt earning was enticed to be 34, His arrogance brought failure to him: A. His pride brought failure to him B. His exaltation brought failure to him C. His wrath brought failure to him D. His persistence brought failure to him Directions: Owing to scorching heat they postponed the journey: A. For the reason of scorching heat B. By dint’ of scorching heat C. On the eve of scorching heat D. In the time of scorching heat On behest of his client the lawyer pleaded: A. On behalf of his client B. On the plea of his client C. On the insistence of his client D. On the compulsion of his client His frail health frightened his Paes . His weak health scared his physicians B. His improving health satisfied his physicians C. His balanced health astonished his physicians Choose the correct answer from the choices given below for each sentence to in the spaces. In connection arts, this study 38. is good: A. with B. to C388 D. on 39, His book lay close him: A. to B. for Cai D. with Ta 40. Choose the part that must be changed for the sentence to be correct: A. inorder B. order Cc. in D. for order Al. He is fond cricket: A. of B. from Cc. with D. to His body lacks weight: A. in B. on C. from D. at Give this pen Aslam: A. to B. of C. from D. with he reached, the light went out A. assoonas B. no sooner 45. 46, 41 4B. 48. D, 28 s equal is Tan (-a@)isequal is NE chim € -Tana OD. Tana 3 sin 0 —4 sin’ 0 is equal to A. Sin3 0 B, 5Sin@ C. Sin4 0 D. Sin 0 49. (sin 30°) (cos 60°) + (co: to Al B. 0 D. 12 CNS) a [sin 75° + sin 15°] /[ cos 75°— cos 15°] is equal to hoot B. 1/2 c 18 D. 1/3 Ifx=2+ V5 thenx +1 /xis A W5-2 BY ws c.4 D. 2-5 £(X) has inflection value at X =C if A. dY/dX <0, PY/dX? © at ic D. dYMX=0, #Y/dx2=0 atX=C dX ftan"! x] =) a SOAs B, 1/24 D. -1/3e x+I Ad c. +x If fand g are functions of X then diay NES FOO -f£CO 8" OL Oop (0) £0) +#O0 8 OO/fp XO tes +*Oe ey c. {Oe D. g(X)f@®)-£@) g' Gi fg @OF Lt, >00(14+1/n AO B. 1 Qe D. d/dx (sin x) is A 11-3? Bee c. Vi-X% D. inviext as ns: jcectt $ B juestions in th ing questions is ques Select the correct option in each case, re root of the quadratic equation \ tot , Ina binomial expression the i s ¢ other a wa a Coefficient from the beginning and ; end are i D. -3-i A. Double B. Equal al C. Unequal —D. Reciprocal he value of @” is : oe B. a 7. The sum of the square of 1" n natural ae Doe number is A. w(n+1P/2 ; : ’ ‘ B. n(n+1)/2 ne roots of quadratic equations are C. n(n t1)n+2)°/6 rational, if b* ~4ac is D. n(at1)(2n+1)/6 A. Perfect square B. Negative 8. The co-efficient of the 6” term in the C. Positive D. None of these expression of (x+y)! is A. "Cs B Boy 4, The roots of quadratic equation ax? + CCF DD % bx+c=Oare § bE Ve = —4ac) /2a 9. The general term in the expansion of (x+y) is B b+ Vb? —dae)/2 A [Nerv B. Mery a b+ yb? ~4ac)/2a a ey Ie "yD. [Nev p. (+b4V6%=4a0)/2 3 (+b V6? —4ac)) 10, Sumof "n+ 1 natural number is (a+ 1) (a*2)/2 | 5. When x*— x3 - 9x +5 is divided by x oi eae g 1, then the remainder is C. n(nt2)/2 D. n(a+)/2 % Ang B.=4 : C9 D. 6 iieeerteg cos AO ee as D. Undefined ee 15. 16. 17. 18, nis @ 8 pe p, logit ca a of ftx) is egy) = Wx -2 thet a heat B AL {ett : omen) p. R Lim,.5x+ l/s"! A. 0 Bose es D. « here S # ‘A function F from S to T w! Tis one-one if : ‘A. No element of T is images of some elements of S tinct elements of S have distinct images in T C. Distinct elements of S have same images in T D. Every element of T is image of some elements of S IfF"(x) =O atx=C then F Cis A. Minimum at x =C B. Insufficient information C. Maximum atx =C D. Stationary at x = C A stone is thrown vertical] according to law x = 20t Bree the velocity is zero the height ota by the particle is C. 104 a . 100 A Greentiaon of Si xi Cena get 28h 19. 20. 22. 23: 24, 25. A particle moves alor with distance x =| cote. D. Time depend Ify =x? 2x and: to 3.5 then dy =? A. 2 ‘ C4 fsin 2x/sinx A. #sinx C. Sin2x+e J dx x? +4xt4 A. 1/(@+2F C. 8 +4x2 4x i+kthena*b =e 2 -s a and b are coplanar if — ; a-i-j+@ ( Jength of vector a 1s A 3 B. V2 as Ifsquare of a number added t number gives 6, then the mt A. 2,4 2 Cas 1. The value of @” is Inthe quadratic equation ax? + =0 then sum of roots is 48. tim( 2+ A. 3/9 co 49, _didx [Sinx] =? A. Sinx C. Cosx B. a* D. Ix Ina x then dy/dx =? B. x/y the follovwi is is follow é jue of k if the roots of ee 1 7x?— 10 kx + 3k? =O are n B. 6 D. 5 ,adratic equation are 4ac is square quare ~ Negative _D. Positive For what value of K the expression Kx?- Kx 1 is a perfet square +0) A. 5 : 6) Car D. 4 The roots of quadratic equation are equal if A. b’+4ac C. bP +4ac 0 B. b'-4ac=0 =0D. b?-4ac>=0 The roots of the quadratic equation ax’ +bx +¢=0 are not real if A. b'+4ac=0 B, b?—4ac>0 C. b+4ac>0 D. b?—4acs0 The 6th term in the expression of (* +3)" is A. 10C5x°3* \ B. 10Csx°3* C. 100, x*35 D. 10C3Cx® 3* 10. is The second term i +b) is ‘erm in the expression (a A. a B. na™! Cc. a yey, os Cos 253° is equal to A. -Cos25°-B, =Sin 17’ C. Cotin25° D. Sin 17° Solution set of x*-2x—3=0is A. Cl) B. (3,1) G. 8,-1} D. 8} Let a, b,c be the lengths of the sides ofa AABC and A = Area of A ABC then R is A. abe/44 C. A/4abe B. 4A /abe D. abe/ A TERI = {xy}! xy = Randx=3} then domain of RI is A. 8} B. {0,2} Cc. {0} DR Lt,» (bx +a)is A. b+2 B, 2b+2 c. bra D. 2b = 3x + 1/6 then f(0) is Sere ee. c Bets Pre a re} 7x¢ 1 lim 5x A, o/s B. 5/7 C3 p. 0 I. Irtwen tl then f(o) is A. 2 B. 1 -1 D, 2 gyt—4x2 + x—2 then y3 = D3(y) 16. y A, 72x B. 72 C 2x-4 Dz 12x°-8x+1 17. Ify= Inx then d’y/dx" =? AL Bere B (ay"(nsnux” c(i" p YE G=1)! 1)"'(n=1)! x 18. Ifx= acos? 0, y=bsin? @ then show that ; A. bdy/dx-a=0 B. bdy/dx +a=0 C. ady/dx—b=0 D. ady/dx +b=0 19. De(x)7is A. 98x! C. ox B. 9.8x* D. 9x? Inxis called Se retal faaree am 23, 24. 253 26. 2h | dx/x? 41=? a A, 1/6 Ceti [xtdx =x" / to A. 1 (6 aeV,0 * Vue on the vector is B. 90 As D. 30 ¢ (k=D]/E3 ). (G- 1 *¢ ten B. i-j Ad D. 0 jadratic equation ax* + bx + the qu tion ax? trary then product of roots is on B. c/a ; D. ale The equation ax? + bx+c=0 anda = 0 has one real root if A. be+4ac>0 B. b?+5ac<0 c. b?-4ac=0 D. None of these The product of cube roots of unity is A. One B. Two C. Four D. Five The equation ax? + bx +¢ anda + 0) has two real roots if A. +6ac>0 B. b?+4ac=0 C. b+8ac<0 D. b?-4ac>0 If y is the root of P(x) = 0 then the remainder is AS B. 1 C0 D. 4 The sum of the roots of ax? — bx + € =Vis A. bla B. a/b C. -alb D. -b/a 'n Which quadrant cosine, tangent ce are negative . I B. I 38, 39. 40. 41, 42. 43. 44, 45. Com DIV Solution set of x24 4 4 2=0is _ 1,- B. {124 » 1)2} D. (1-2 Tfall the elements of set Aalso belong to set B then set A is called a B See OT Rey A. Null set B. Supers C. Sub set sees D. Power set Tan x/Sinx=9 A. 1/Sinx B. 1/ Cos x C. 1/ Cote D. Cot 6 IER + is a binary relation of A x B then domain of R is the set of A. No element of (a,b) < R B. 2 element of (a,b)eR C. 1 element of (a,b) c R D. Both elements of (a,b)e R Lt, ,. (1+1/n)" is Ave B. 1 C. ie D. o 2x? =3x+7 _9 Vee 3374 Sxl ALT B. -7 C..28 D. w/@ lim 2x +5/3x-1=? A? Es 32 D. 2/3 = {6,78 and B= {1,2} which nee not an element of A* B . A. {6,2} B. (28) C. 2ft/sec a 50, Ify=(sin” x} then, The differentiation of constant 1S Poe B. 0 A particle is thrown verticall upward, according to law the velocity at the instant t= 14 is A. 4ft/sec B. Sit/sec Lilet ce of sound is in motion onary observer the xd 1S only Increase in frequency of sound only Increase in velocity as well as cy of sound ork done in a adiabatic change particular gas depends upon in Volume e in pressure Change in temperature None of these e F moves a body with city V then power is EV B. FxV j D. F-V Ifthe size of the image of a 10 mm high object is 2 em, then Magnification produced by the lens is 4 0 B. D. A soap bubble appears multi in-whitelightduety ame A. Interference B. Diffraction C. Polarization D, Scattering ae a the K.E ofa particle of mass I moving with irae ig with a speed of 3 x A. 45x10 B. 5x 10°F C. 5510S D. 6% 10°F A bat while flying determines the location and nature of objects in his way by sending ‘A. Supersonic waves B. Infra sonic waves C.. Ultra sonic waves D. Ultra violet waves The size of the atomic nucleus is of the order of 4 A. 105m B, 10‘m eam D. 0.01m jo and a bulb each of : ee 3. are connected in series to a 12 volts battery, the potential difference across each will be ‘oa pow G. 12Y D. OV ‘A bomb of mass a ea oth ; two pieces of ™ 6 velocity of the mass of 3Kgis D. None of these ay of mass ec. The kinetic energy Lénvsec. The kine oJ . A monochromatic a single plane is a ‘A. Parallel wave rough the center B. Monoplanar in C. Shrink wave is bor ebble is ed into J da pebble is dropped Oman itthen the p : ater of the earth A. Stop at the cei B. Drop to the other side of the earth y ; . Perform simple harmonic motion. D. Stick to the side of the earth Potential difference is A. Directly proportional to current B. Inversely proportional to current €. Directly proportional to. resistance D. Inversely proportional to temperature The Phenomenon, in which electron and positron are converted into two photons is called A. Pair production B. Compton effect C. Annihilation of matter D. Photoelectric effect Which one ofthe following Properties of light does not ae nature of the medium? e Velocity B. Wavelength - Amplitude p, Frequency Ina 29, 30. ais 32. 33. 34, ES ee In British Engineering ‘system of units, one horse Power is equal to A. 742 watts B. 746 watts C. 750 watts D. 754 watts Pendulums having same length will have A. The same frequency B. Different frequency C. Different time periods D. Different value of g A set having no element is said to be A. Emptyset B. Proper set C. Subset D. Power set Expand (1+x)? upto the fourth term A. 1-2x +3x?7—48 +... B. 1-x+2x?-3x?+ C. 1—2x+4x?— 6x3 + D. 1—2x+4x?- 8x3 +... cos@—cos>=? Pat AL asin 2sin = 044 50-8 2 2 Aes ie asin 8 sin : B. 2cos: D, -2ci eneral formula for the Boas sequence for its n-th term is =a! B. aan a z sar? -D. ay=aer™! ots of a quadratic then the quadratic equation 40. The inverse of the e} lementa + 0 especy My respect to multiplication is a Luria ee 43. 44, a8 Gal In the figure below, <1 pepe. then the lineslandm 80s A. Meet B. Donotmeet C. Are parallel D. Are perpendicular Whether the vectors i+3j—2k g-k Are perpendicular or not. A. parallel B. P C. collinear D. None of these J£(s)ax =6(x)-+e, then the function £ (x) is said to be the A. Derived —-B, Tntegrand C. Integral sign D. None of the above tin =? x08 (Bee A, Ce aJ— oI o te Je¢xte— fete 7 Jetajae— feta) C. fe(ujae s fateyae D. Jetje —fetujae Sum and product of the tos of the equation Ty? = Sy + 4= ate © {[0(x)-g(x)ex=? nt information angled triangle ABC A B. 45° D795" 3 J aay 4+3cosx 1 A. —Inl44+3cosx| 3 1 B. In|4+3eoss| 3 C. =Inl4+3cos ql 3cosx| 4 Dz 3 lnl4+3cosx| 4. osx Lar) MULE Utes ction are ba options. Select the correct opttoy in each cage, questions, B. log|l+sinx|+e C. logll-sinx| +e cos? x ” (+sinx)? 1 see dT are 1. 4 le a Ane = B Sc es qo 5 4K 5 44x =sin1— Desa Cc. zsiti 3 eo 3 Find the sum of the series ” 4 83 89 Cy a D; a . ; Write the G.P for which First term = 2, second term==6,1= 5 “+ 2, ~6, 18, 54, 162 2, -6, 18, -52, 162 2,-6, 18, 54, 163 pomp HE te cee om 2 R then domain ig +197 a & D. 3 Lt Find the equation of the line having slope 3 and making an Intercept -3 . om the y-axis. A ie-y+3-0 Bix = he Ci = D. iat -3=0 -a=0 +3=0 hea 2h 15. Let Aand B be subsets of a sample z > space Sand A B=3 and cee AB=othenP(A)=? " A PB) B. 1-PIA) ee c He Dt y= sin (ax 7), then ys =Diyy=? A. sim (ax +b) B cow (ax +b) Cc a sin(ax*d) D. a’ cos (ax +b) sin x + sin x 18. Dx[sinx A. sinx times cos x B. ncos x C. cos x cos X COs X cos x 5 D. nsinx 1 in the expansion of 19. Find the 6” «+3y) A. ; 25. ¢ D. 1%=61453x'y 20. Inthe right angled triangle ABC, 2% le 26. y A & 5 xX dx. Wes 2 ial B. —Vi+x? C. Infl+x'] D, inhltex A. 4 Bees Cc. 5y2 D, v5 27. In the figure below, the sum of the angles <1 and <2 is ‘ 21, (*-¥)(x-oy)(x-o'y)=9 A. ®+iys ee, y. A C. ety: D. are 22, The equation of the Parabola x? = aa ae of the A. y=0 cone Coan lay MATHEM, IATICS 180 180 360 of the roots of the 1= 0 are B. ‘ ‘ D. r , 34, ) pIA is playing a football match , st Railways. If the probability 4 pat PIA will win 1s 7 and the probability that Railways will win is find the probability that the match will be a draw. a 1 a A = 10 ll 2 2 c Das ll 36. soordinates of the foci of the hyperbola 1, areas A. (0,tac) B, (#ac,0) C. (+a,0) D. (0,4 ac) oh 40 andasl, s said to be a A. Rectangular matrix B. Scalar matrix C. Inverse matrix D. Unit matrix po» A. 43680 C. agony Bs 43685 D. 43682 The equation ax? a +bx tem Ohas none real rootit SM! * A. bP dac > 0 B. bt—4ac <9 C. Dt dae=9 D. b?+4dac=0 The range of the function cosec (& “li A. Range ={y/-1 i Xx : 46. The equation of a line passing A. eleosee'x B. eStan x’ through two given points (x; , y,) and D, —e* san 'x (x2, y2) is given by the determinant 4 , Which is equal to zero, la y I x y A. 1X y, 0} B. |x, y, I] 2 Yo0| Xo Yo) x y 0 x yl b Cc. xy, | Dixie Find the magnitude of 2a — b, aay Mi Ya 0 A. 4y2 B * . ue ay ADD Find the point which divides the join : of (2,1) and 3 , 6) externally in the 42, ‘Y'isamumbercalled es A. Integer A. (0,9) B. (0-9) B. Natural number Co (ae) D. (9,0) C. Even prime nuntber D. rational number 48. The number of real roots in cube , Toots of unity are A. One B. Two C. Three D. None of these a LOST s equal to 1 Das “parallel sides of a trapezium ng equal diagonals ate equal B. Unequal greater D. less Directions equations are 3x? —4xy - 3y°= 0 2y-(2+Vi3)x=0,2y+(2-vi3)x=0 f(x) has minimum yalue at x = c if c. Oe ete dx dx? B29

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