CHSL 2024 (Class - 1) English Questions

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Q1. Given below are four jumbled sentences. Out of the
given options select the one that gives their correct order.
A. Kapil was very afraid of stray dogs.

B. Kapil’s mother saw the dog chasing her son.
C. One evening, when a street dog barked at him, Kapil
turned and started running.
D. The dog ran after him barking loudly and fiercely.
A. DCAB
B. ADBC
C. ABCD
D. ACDB
Q1. Given below are four jumbled sentences. Out of the
given options select the one that gives their correct order.
A. Kapil was very afraid of stray dogs.

B. Kapil’s mother saw the dog chasing her son.
C. One evening, when a street dog barked at him, Kapil
turned and started running.
D. The dog ran after him barking loudly and fiercely.
A. DCAB
B. ADBC
C. ABCD
D. ACDB
Q2. In the sentence identify the segment which
contains the grammatical error.
Her daughter prefers apple juice than hot coffee or

chilled grapes.
A. Her daughter prefers

B. or chilled grapes.
C. apple juice
D. than hot coffee
Q2. In the sentence identify the segment which
Her daughter prefers apple juice than hot coffee or

chilled grapes.
A. Her daughter prefers

B. or chilled grapes.
C. apple juice
D. to hot coffee
1. He prefers Classical Music to Pop Music.
2. I prefer reading to watching TV in my free time.
Q3. Select the most appropriate option to substitute
the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there
is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement.
As many as I care for her, I still have to disagree with

her on this topic.
A. No improvement
B. As long to
C. As much as
D. As high as
is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement.
As many as I care for her, I still have to disagree with

her on this topic.
A. No improvement
B. As long to
C. As much as
D. As high as
As much as -
1. To show that things are the same in amount or level.
• She works as much as he does.
2. despite how much; although.

• As much as I love chocolate, I can't eat it because of my
diet.
3. To hint at doing or having as much as allowed or

possible.
• Try to save as much money as possible.
As many as - You use as many as before a number
to suggest that it is surprisingly large.
• As many as four and a half million people watched
today's parade.
As long as –
I will wait here as long as necessary.
As high as –
The kite flew as high as the birds
Q4. Select the correct passive form of the given sentence.
The coach received the members of the team with great

excitement.
A. The members of the team were received by the coach

with great excitement.
B. The members of the team could be received by the
coach with great excitement.
C. The members of the team had been received by the
D. The members of the team was received by the coach
Q4. Select the correct passive form of the given sentence.
The coach received the members of the team with great

excitement.
A. The members of the team were received by the coach

B. The members of the team could be received by the
C. The members of the team had been received by the
D. The members of the team was received by the coach
Direction: In the following passage, some words
have been deleted. Fill in the blanks with the help
of the alternatives given. Select the most
appropriate option for each blank
Families, particularly those with children and who have the
means, are opting to ________ (1) from Delhi driven by the
increasing air pollution and ________ (2) impact on health.
Delhi’s Air Quality Index had ________ (3) a three-year low this
year, post-Diwali, creating a ________ (4) polluted atmosphere
which led to ________ (5) problems in many, forcing people to
wear masks outdoors and install air purifiers at home.
Q5. Select the correct answer for blank (1) out of the four
alternatives.
A. reschedule
B. relocate
C. reinstate
D. restart
alternatives.
A. reschedule
B. relocate
C. reinstate
D. restart
alternatives.
A. their
B. It’s
C. Its
D. their’s
alternatives.
A. their
B. It’s
C. Its
D. their’s
alternatives.
A. produced
B. leaped
C. hit
D. bagged
Hit a new low = to reach a depressing point.
• After three years of drought, the water in the lake had
reached an all-time low
Leap (Verb) = to increase, improve, or grow very quickly; to

make a large jump.
• Property prices have leapt over 30% in the past year.

• He had leapt from a window in the building and escaped.
Bag (v.) - succeed in securing (something).

• We've bagged three awards for excellence
alternatives.
A. produced
B. leaped
C. hit
D. bagged
alternatives.
A. separate
B. dissatisfied
C. conditionally
D. severely
Severely (Adverb) = very seriously; to an undesirably intense
degree.
alternatives.
A. separate
B. dissatisfied
C. conditionally
D. severely
alternatives.
A. renal
B. brain
C. respiratory
D. abdominal
Respiratory (Adjective) = relating to breathing.
Renal = relating to the kidneys.

• Renal dialysis
Abdominal = relating to the abdomen.
alternatives.
A. renal
B. brain
C. respiratory
D. abdominal
Q10. Select the most appropriate meaning of the given
idiom.
Every cloud has a silver lining
A. Something irritating is there in any joyous situation.

B. Something promising is there in any difficult situation.
C. Something disheartening is there in any happy
situation.
D. Something interesting is there in any colourful
situation.
Every cloud has a silver lining - every difficult or sad
situation has a comforting or more hopeful aspect,
even though this may not be immediately apparent.
• Despite the difficulties, there's always a silver lining

to be found.
idiom.
Every cloud has a silver lining
A. Something irritating is there in any joyous situation.

B. Something promising is there in any difficult situation.
C. Something disheartening is there in any happy
situation.
D. Something interesting is there in any colourful
situation.
Q11. Select the word which means the same as the
group of words given.
The tendency to exaggerate or tell lies.
A. Megalomania
B. Pyromania
C. Mythomania
D. Hypomania
Megalomania:an unnaturally strong wish for power and control,
or the belief that you are very much
more important and powerful than you really are
Pyromania: a mental illness in which

a person feels a strong wish to start fires
Mythomania: a tendency to elaborate, exaggerate, and tell lies
Hypomania: Hypomania is a mental and behavioral disorder

that causes a person to have a period of elevated mood, energy,
or activity.
The tendency to exaggerate or tell lies.
A. Megalomania
B. Pyromania
C. Mythomania
D. Hypomania
Idiom.
Made out of whole cloth
A. Entirely fabricated though believable

B. Entirely true and convincing
C. Entirely false and fabricated
D. Real
Made out of whole cloth - something is completely
fabricated or fictitious, and not based on reality
• That story was cut out of whole cloth.
Idiom.
Made out of whole cloth
A. Entirely fabricated though believable

B. Entirely true and convincing
C. Entirely false and fabricated
D. Real
Q13. Select the most appropriate antonym of the given
word.
PLAUSIBLE
A. Fantastic
B. Unmanageable
C. Feasible
D. Unlikely
Plausible (Adjective) = reasonable; seeming likely to be
true or able to be believed; feasible; likely.
• She could find no plausible explanation for its

disappearance.
Feasible (Adjective) = possible to do easily or conveniently.
word.
PLAUSIBLE
A. Fantastic
B. Unmanageable
C. Feasible
D. Unlikely
Q14. Select the most appropriate word to fill in the
blank.
There was a huge____ in the stomach.
A. tumour
B. tuber
C. tremor
D. treasure
Tumour: a mass of diseased cells that might become a
lump or cause illness.
Tuber: a swollen underground stem or root of a plant

as in the potato.
Tremor: earthquake; a slight shaking movement in a

person’s body, because of nervousness or excitement.
Treasure: a collection of very valuable things.
blank.
There was a huge____ in the stomach.
A. tumour
B. tuber
C. tremor
D. treasure
Q15. In the sentence, identify the segment which
Everyone are very well equipped with his own

weapons.
A. very well equipped

B. with his
C. own weapons
D. Everyone are
Q15. In the sentence, identify the segment which
Everyone are very well equipped with his own

weapons.
A. very well equipped

B. with his
C. own weapons
D. Everyone is/was
is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’.
So much as you are their class teacher, you are

responsible for their performance in the examination.
A. No improvement
B. As long as
C. In as much as
D. As much to
As long as = usually used to denote that the person in
authority has conditions to be met.
So much as – even (यह ां तक की)

• He wouldn't so much as look at me.
is no need to substitute it, select ‘No improvement’.
So much as you are their class teacher, you are

responsible for their performance in the examination.
A. No improvement
B. As long as
C. In as much as
D. As much to
Q17. Select the synonym of the given word.
QUARRELSOME
A. Querulous
B. Ambiguous
C. Pragmatic
D. Opaque
Quarrelsome (Adjective) = argumentative; querulous;
belligerent.
Ambiguous (Adjective) = having more than one

possible meaning, equivocal; obscure.
Pragmatic (Adjective) = practical; realistic.
Opaque (Adjective) = non-transparent; cloudy.
Q17. Select the synonym of the given word.
QUARRELSOME
A. Querulous
B. Ambiguous
C. Pragmatic
D. Opaque
Q18. Select the most appropriate synonym of the given
word.
ADJUSTMENT
A. Coordinating
B. Balancing
C. Compromising
D. Cooperating
Adjustment (Noun) = balancing; adaptation; acclimation.
• A small adjustment in the right place can make a
significant difference.
Compromising (Adjective) = embarrassing.

• Compromising chats and recording
Coordinating (Adjective) = matching or harmonizing

attractively.
Cooperate (Verb) = to work with somebody else to achieve

something
Q18. Select the most appropriate synonym of the given
word.
ADJUSTMENT
A. Coordinating
B. Balancing
C. Compromising
D. Cooperating
word.
CASUAL
A. Planned
B. Inspirational
C. Immature
D. Informal
Casual (Adjective) = not taking much interest or
concern; apathetic; informal; callous; cold; immature.
• Casual security.
• Causal shopping.
word.
CASUAL
A. Planned
B. Inspirational
C. Immature
D. Informal
Q20. Select the wrongly spelt word.
A. Complacent
B. Condonation
C. Navigetion
D. Combination
Complacent -
feeling so satisfied with your own abilities or situation
that you feel you do not need to try any harder
Condonation = pardon; forgiveness.
Navigation = the act of directing a ship, aircraft, etc.

from one place to another.
Combination = amalgamation; consolidation; mixture.
A. Complacent
B. Condonation
C. Navigetion
D. Combination
A. Stylistics
B. Simultaneoues
C. Synthetic
D. Simulation
Stylistics = the study of the distinctive styles found in
particular literary genres and in the works of
individual writers.
Simultaneous (Adjective) = happening or done exactly

at the same time.
Synthetic (Adjective) = made by a chemical process;

not natural.
Simulation (Noun) = imitation; replication.
Stylistics = the study of the distinctive styles found in particular
literary genres and in the works of individual writers.
Diction refers to the choice of words and style of expression

that an author uses.
• Upon my return, When I got back.
A metaphor is a figure of speech that makes a comparison

between two unlike things.
Hyperbole is a rhetorical figure that involves exaggeration for

emphasis or effect, rather than literal representation. An
example of hyperbole is:
• I've told you a million times not to lie.
A. Stylistics
B. Simultaneoues
C. Synthetic
D. Simulation
blank.
The____ part of this issue is that the investigation

officer himself turned out to be the culprit.
A. funniest
B. major
C. real
D. primary
blank.
The____ part of this issue is that the investigation

officer himself turned out to be the culprit.
A. funniest
B. major
C. real
D. primary
Q23. Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence.
The traveller inquired, “Will there be a shelter for

strangers?”
A. The traveller inquired if there will be a shelter for

strangers.
B. The traveller inquired if there would be a shelter for
strangers.
C. The traveller inquired if would there be a shelter for
strangers.
D. The traveller inquired whether will there be a shelter
for strangers.
Q23. Select the correct indirect form of the given sentence.
The traveller inquired, “Will there be a shelter for

strangers?”
A. The traveller inquired if there will be a shelter for

strangers.
B. The traveller inquired if there would be a shelter for
strangers.
C. The traveller inquired if would there be a shelter for
strangers.
D. The traveller inquired whether will there be a shelter
for strangers.
Q24. Given below are four jumbled sentences. Out of the given
options select the one that gives their correct order.
A. Rahul and Sahil gathered a group of young men and trained

them in fighting.
B. They wanted to build their own village where people could
live without fear.
C. They lived in a jungle hideout on the banks of a river in the
village.
D. Rahul and Sahil were brothers and brave fighters.
A. DCBA
B. DCAB
C. DBCA
D. DBAC
Q24. Given below are four jumbled sentences. Out of the given
options select the one that gives their correct order.
A. Rahul and Sahil gathered a group of young men and trained

them in fighting.
B. They wanted to build their own village where people could
live without fear.
C. They lived in a jungle hideout on the banks of a river in the
village.
D. Rahul and Sahil were brothers and brave fighters.
A. DCBA
B. DCAB
C. DBCA
D. DBAC
A group of three novels or plays, each complete in

itself
A. Trilogy
B. Trifle
C. Trite
D. Triacetate
Trilogy: A group of three novels or plays, each
complete in itself
Trifle: a detail that is considered insignificant
Trite: repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse
Triacetate: cellulose acetate that is relatively slow to

burn
A group of three novels or plays, each complete in

itself
A. Trilogy
B. Trifle
C. Trite
D. Triacetate
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A. Kapil was very afraid of stray dogs.

A. Kapil was very afraid of stray dogs.

Her daughter prefers apple juice than hot coffee or

A. Her daughter prefers

Her daughter prefers apple juice than hot coffee or

A. Her daughter prefers

2. I prefer reading to watching TV in my free time.

As many as I care for her, I still have to disagree with

As many as I care for her, I still have to disagree with

2. despite how much; although.

3. To hint at doing or having as much as allowed or

The coach received the members of the team with great

A. The members of the team were received by the coach

The coach received the members of the team with great

A. The members of the team were received by the coach

Leap (Verb) = to increase, improve, or grow very quickly; to

• Property prices have leapt over 30% in the past year.

Bag (v.) - succeed in securing (something).

Renal = relating to the kidneys.

Abdominal = relating to the abdomen.

Every cloud has a silver lining

A. Something irritating is there in any joyous situation.

• Despite the difficulties, there's always a silver lining

Every cloud has a silver lining

A. Something irritating is there in any joyous situation.

The tendency to exaggerate or tell lies.

Pyromania: a mental illness in which

Mythomania: a tendency to elaborate, exaggerate, and tell lies

Hypomania: Hypomania is a mental and behavioral disorder

The tendency to exaggerate or tell lies.

Made out of whole cloth

A. Entirely fabricated though believable

• That story was cut out of whole cloth.

Made out of whole cloth

A. Entirely fabricated though believable

• She could find no plausible explanation for its

Feasible (Adjective) = possible to do easily or conveniently.

There was a huge____ in the stomach.

Tuber: a swollen underground stem or root of a plant

Tremor: earthquake; a slight shaking movement in a

Treasure: a collection of very valuable things.

There was a huge____ in the stomach.

Everyone are very well equipped with his own

A. very well equipped

Everyone are very well equipped with his own

A. very well equipped

So much as you are their class teacher, you are

So much as – even (यह ां तक की)

So much as you are their class teacher, you are

Ambiguous (Adjective) = having more than one

Pragmatic (Adjective) = practical; realistic.

Opaque (Adjective) = non-transparent; cloudy.

Compromising (Adjective) = embarrassing.

Coordinating (Adjective) = matching or harmonizing

Cooperate (Verb) = to work with somebody else to achieve

Condonation = pardon; forgiveness.

Navigation = the act of directing a ship, aircraft, etc.

Combination = amalgamation; consolidation; mixture.