Banking

English
Adjective
Level-1

Q1 Directions: Study the following sentences and case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
mark the erroneous part as your answer. In ‘No Error’ as your answer.
case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
‘No Error’ as your answer. The faster Jamal(a)/ completes the project(b)/
assigned to him, the largest (c)/will be his share
Having been found(a)/ guilty of fraud and(b)/ in this company. (d)/No error
theft Harshal was (c)/sentenced to three year’s (A) a (B) b
imprisonment.(d)/ No error (C) c (D) d
(A) A (B) B (E) No error
(C) D (D) C
Q5 Directions: Study the following sentences and
(E) No error
mark the erroneous part as your answer. In
Q2 Directions: Study the following sentences and case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
mark the erroneous part as your answer. In ‘No Error’ as your answer.
case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
‘No Error’ as your answer. Mr Subramaniyam Iyer is (a)/wiser enough
(b)/to figure out (c)/all the tricks.(d)/No error
We can trust(a) /the Media247 channel (b)/for (A) B (B) C
the last news(c)/ of this hour.(d)/ No error (C) A (D) D
(A) A (B) B (E) No error
(C) C (D) D
Q6 Directions: Study the following sentences and
(E) No error
mark the erroneous part as your answer. In
Q3 Directions: Study the following sentences and case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
mark the erroneous part as your answer. In ‘No Error’ as your answer.
case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
‘No Error’ as your answer. Shoubhanik is elder(a) /than all other boys
(b)/of Indira Gandhi International School
Kamalpreet went to(a)/ the nearing (c)/that is situated in Manaitand. (d)/No error
supermarket(b)/ to buy groceries as her parents (A) a (B) b
were (c)/expecting guests in the evening.(d)/No (C) c (D) d
error (E) No Error
(A) C (B) A
Q7 Directions: Study the following sentences and
(C) B (D) D
mark the erroneous part as your answer. In
(E) No error
case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
Q4 Directions: Study the following sentences and ‘No Error’ as your answer.
mark the erroneous part as your answer. In

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Balakrishna is the(a)/ most intelligent and (D) C

(b)/also the very talented (c)/student of the (E) All are correct
college.(d)/No error
Q10 Direction: In the question given below, a
(A) B (B) A
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
(C) C (D) D
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
(E) No error
grammatically correct part of the sentence.
Q8 Direction: In the question given below, a Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of the part which contains grammatical or
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
grammatically correct part of the sentence. both grammatically correct and contextually
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
the part which contains grammatical or correct” as your answer.
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is The library is a rich source of information, (A)/
both grammatically correct and contextually offering most resources like books, (B)/ journals,
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are and online databases, (C)/ catering to diverse
correct” as your answer. interests and facilitating(D)/ a comprehensive
The ancient ruins showcased (A)/ some of the learning experience. (E)
old structures (B)/ ever discovered, revealing a (A) E
glimpse (C)/ into the rich history of the (B) D
civilisation (D)/ that once thrived there. (E) (C) B
(A) B (D) C
(B) D (E) All are correct
(C) A
Q11 Direction: In the question given below, a
(D) C
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
(E) All are correct
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
Q9 Direction: In the question given below, a grammatically correct part of the sentence.
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the the part which contains grammatical or
grammatically correct part of the sentence. contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose both grammatically correct and contextually
the part which contains grammatical or meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is correct” as your answer.
both grammatically correct and contextually Despite the peaceful surroundings,(A)/ the
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are children's laughter echoed loud, (B)/ through
correct” as your answer. the serene park, (C)/ adding a joyful vibrancy
Keeping a simple daily routine (A)/ helps (D)/ to the tranquil afternoon. (E)
maintain a sense of (B)/ order and reduces (A) C
stress,(C)/ allowing for a more (D)/ relaxed and (B) D
enjoyable lifestyle. (E) (C) B
(A) E (D) A
(B) D (E) All are correct
(C) A
Q12

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Direction: In the question given below, a Direction: In the question given below, a
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
grammatically correct part of the sentence. grammatically correct part of the sentence.
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
the part which contains grammatical or the part which contains grammatical or
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
both grammatically correct and contextually both grammatically correct and contextually
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
correct” as your answer. correct” as your answer.
The luminous sun casts a warm glow over the The playful puppy chased the fluffy ball across
serene landscape (A), painting the sky with the sunlit, (A) grassy yard, wagged its tail with
vibrant hues (B), and Majestic mountains stood boundless energy (B) and infectious
proud in the distance, (C) adorned with lush, (D) enthusiasm, bringing joy to the delighted
emerald-green forests. (E) children (C) who laughed with pure, (D)
(A) A unbridled happiness. (E)
(B) D (A) B
(C) E (B) A
(D) C (C) D
(E) All are correct (D) E
(E) All are correct
Q13 Direction: In the question given below, a
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of Q15 Direction: In the question given below, a
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
grammatically correct part of the sentence. the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose grammatically correct part of the sentence.
the part which contains grammatical or Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is the part which contains grammatical or
both grammatically correct and contextually contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are both grammatically correct and contextually
correct” as your answer. meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
In the dynamic landscape of education, (A) correct” as your answer.
innovative pedagogies foster a holistic learning Education is a crucial foundation (A) for
experience, (B) nurture students' intellectual personal and societal development, (B)
curiosity, (C) create diverse classrooms enriched empowered individuals with essential (C)
with interactive technologies, and (D) cultivate knowledge and skills, fostering (D) intellectual
an inclusive environment. (E) growth and critical thinking. (E)
(A) C (A) E
(B) E (B) D
(C) B (C) B
(D) A (D) C
(E) All are correct (E) All are correct

Q14 Q16

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Direction: In the question given below, a the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of grammatically correct part of the sentence.
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
grammatically correct part of the sentence. the part which contains grammatical or
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
the part which contains grammatical or both grammatically correct and contextually
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
both grammatically correct and contextually correct” as your answer.
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are Under the bright blue sky, (A) children played
correct” as your answer. joyfully in the green park, (B) their laughter
Despite the old and worn-out (A)/ appearance echoed as colourful balloons floated above, (C)
of the building, (B)/ the vibrant community creating a vibrant scene of carefree (D)
inside transformed (C)/ the seemingly uglier moments and simple happiness. (E)
structure into (D)/ a lively and welcoming (A) A
space. (E) (B) B
(A) E (C) C
(B) D (D) D
(C) A (E) All are correct
(D) C
Q19 Direction: In the question given below, a
(E) All are correct
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
Q17 Direction: In the question given below, a the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of grammatically correct part of the sentence.
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
grammatically correct part of the sentence. the part which contains grammatical or
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
the part which contains grammatical or both grammatically correct and contextually
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
both grammatically correct and contextually correct” as your answer.
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are Surrounded by greenery, (A)/ the garden was
correct” as your answer. filled with (B)/ beautiful flowers, each bloom
His discovery of a rare artefact (A)/ in the (C)/ in vibrant colours, creating a (D)/ lovely
ancient ruins was a significantly (B)/ moment in display of nature's charm. (E)
his archaeological career, (C)/ marking a (A) A
breakthrough in understanding (D)/ the history (B) B
of the civilisation. (E) (C) C
(A) B (D) D
(B) C (E) All are correct
(C) A
Q20 Direction : In the following question, a
(D) E
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out
(E) All are correct
of the four parts, one part may contain an
Q18 Direction: In the question given below, a error. Mark the part having an error as your
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of

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answer. If none of the parts contain an error, (A) A (B) B

mark “No error” as your answer. (C) C (D) D
A spiked drink might seem harmless, (A)/ but if a (E) No error
person was taking a certain (B)/ prescription
Q23 Direction : In the following question, a
drugs, (C)/ it could be dangerous. (D)
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out
(A) A (B) B
of the four parts, one part may contain an
(C) C (D) D
error. Mark the part having an error as your
(E) No error
answer. If none of the parts contain an error,
Q21 Direction : In the following question, a mark “No error” as your answer.
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out Companies such as F-Source have a fairly
of the four parts, one part may contain an good (A)/ record for providing thoroughly
error. Mark the part having an error as your documentation (B)/ for their extensions, and
answer. If none of the parts contain an error, sites such as PlugInLab (C)/ boast big-name
mark “No error” as your answer. clients such as Sony. (D)
These sort of thing is usually done via the (A)/ (A) A (B) B
witness protection program but I once heard (C) C (D) D
(B)/ of a situation where fake papers were (E) No error
assembled (C)/ independent of any
Q24 Direction : In the following question, a
government agency. (D)
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out
(A) A (B) B
of the four parts, one part may contain an
(C) C (D) D
error. Mark the part having an error as your
(E) No error
answer. If none of the parts contain an error,
Q22 Direction : In the following question, a mark “No error” as your answer.
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out Dean called the Parkside Police Department
of the four parts, one part may contain an (A)/ and caught hell from Leland for not (B)/
error. Mark the part having an error as your keeping him posted on the (C)/ Wasserman
answer. If none of the parts contain an error, autop­sy and currently details.(D)
mark “No error” as your answer. (A) A (B) B
The winter wind has come a-calling (A)/ and (C) C (D) D
moans through cracks and crevices (B)/ like so (E) No error
much ghosts visiting from hell, (C)/ wailing and
beckoning for me to join them. (D)

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Level-2

Q1 In the question given below, a sentence is (E) All are correct

divided into five parts. One part of the
Q3 Directions: Study the following sentences and
sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
mark the erroneous part as your answer. In
grammatically correct part of the sentence.
case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
‘No Error’ as your answer.
the part which contains grammatical or
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
According to them,(a) /Kolkata is further(b)/
both grammatically correct and contextually
from Bangalore(c)/ than Dhanbad.(d)/ No error
meaningful, choose option (E) i.e., “All are
(A) B (B) C
correct” as your answer.
(C) A (D) D
(E) No error
While most of us may consider it (A)/ difficult if
not impossible to give (B)/ up luxuries or Q4 Directions: Study the following sentences and
consider adopting (C)/ a greener lifestyle, the mark the erroneous part as your answer. In
change (D)/ will be easy than we could case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
imagine. (E) ‘No Error’ as your answer.
(A) A
(B) D Although Mrs Morgan’s speech(a)/on
(C) C ‘environmental pollution and global warming’(b)
(D) E /was not very clearly, everyone(c) /understood
(E) All are correct the hidden message.(d)/No error
(A) B (B) D
Q2 In the question given below, a sentence is
(C) C (D) A
divided into five parts. One part of the
(E) No error
sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
grammatically correct part of the sentence. Q5 Directions: Study the following sentences and
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose mark the erroneous part as your answer. In
the part which contains grammatical or case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is ‘No Error’ as your answer.
both grammatically correct and contextually
meaningful, choose option (E) i.e., “All are Fatima is senior(a) /and more experienced
correct” as your answer. (b)/than you when(c)/ it comes to politics.
(d)/No error
Degrowth broadly means shrinking (A)/ rather (A) B (B) C
than growing economies, (B)/ so we use less of (C) A (D) D
the world’s (C)/ energy and resources and put (E) No error
(D)/ wellbeing ahead of profit. (E)
(A) A Q6 Direction : In the following question, a
(B) B sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out
(C) C of the four parts, one part may contain an
(D) E error. Mark the part having an error as your

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answer. If none of the parts contain an error, (C) B (D) A

mark “No error” as your answer. (E) No error

Q9 Direction : In the following question, a

One thousand of aspirants from various parts of
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out
the world applied(A)/ for the prestigious
of the four parts, one part may contain an
scholarship, each with their own(B)/ unique set
error. Mark the part having an error as your
of qualifications and aspirations(C)/ for their
answer. If none of the parts contain an error,
academic and professional careers.(D) No error
mark “No error” as your answer.
(E)
(A) D (B) C
The music at the concert was so loudly that
(C) B (D) A
it(A)/ reverberated through my entire body,(B)/
(E) No error
drowning out all other sounds and making(C)/ it
Q7 Direction : In the following question, a impossible to hear anything else.(D) No error(E)
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out (A) D (B) C
of the four parts, one part may contain an (C) B (D) A
error. Mark the part having an error as your (E) No error
answer. If none of the parts contain an error,
Q10 Direction : In the following question, a
mark “No error” as your answer.
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out
of the four parts, one part may contain an
I cannot think of any activity that would bring
error. Mark the part having an error as your
me as much joy(A)/ as spending time with my
answer. If none of the parts contain an error,
family, whether we're sharing a meal,(B)/
mark “No error” as your answer.
playing a board game, or simply chatting
and(C)/ catching up on one another's lives.
Despite his many admirable qualities, such as
(D)/No error (E)
his intelligence, sense of humor, and kindness,
(A) A (B) B
(A)/ it can sometimes be challenging to have a
(C) C (D) D
conversation with John(B)/ because he talks
(E) No error
most and often dominates the discussion,(C)/
Q8 Direction : In the following question, a leaving little opportunity for others to share
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out their thoughts and opinions.(D) No error (E)
of the four parts, one part may contain an (A) D (B) B
error. Mark the part having an error as your (C) A (D) C
answer. If none of the parts contain an error, (E) No error
mark “No error” as your answer.
Q11 Direction : In the following question, a
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out
The more important day of a person's life is not
of the four parts, one part may contain an
necessarily(A)/ the day he was born or the day
error. Mark the part having an error as your
he graduated,(B)/ but rather the day when he
answer. If none of the parts contain an error,
realize his true purpose and begins(C)/ to live
mark “No error” as your answer.
his life with passion, intention, and a deep
sense of fulfillment.(D) No error (E)
Diamond is a remarkable material, possessing a
(A) D (B) C
unique combination of properties(A)/ that make

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it highly desirable for a wide range of contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
applications,(B)/ including its exceptional both grammatically correct and contextually
hardness, which is evidenced by its ability to meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
scratch(C)/ and cut through virtually any correct” as your answer.
material, making it harder than any other metal She found the beginner's guide (A)/ to
known to man.(D) No error (E) programming much easy (B)/ to understand,
(A) B (B) C allowing her (C)/ to grasp the fundamental
(C) D (D) A concepts (D)/ with greater ease. (E)
(E) None of these (A) B
(B) E
Q12 Direction : In the following question, a
(C) A
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out
(D) C
of the four parts, one part may contain an
(E) All are correct
error. Mark the part having an error as your
answer. If none of the parts contain an error, Q15 Direction: In the question given below, a
mark “No error” as your answer. sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
Sadly to learn of the passing of a beloved grammatically correct part of the sentence.
family(A)/ member, the once joyful family now Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
gathered together in(B)/ mourning and the part which contains grammatical or
reflection, cherishing memories and finding contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
solace(3)/ in each other's company during this both grammatically correct and contextually
difficult time.(4) No error (E) meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
(A) B (B) D correct” as your answer.
(C) A (D) C Even on the gloomiest days, (A)/ her infectious
(E) No error laughter (B)/ had a way of turning the mood
(C)/ around and making everything(D)/ seem a
Q13 Directions: Study the following sentences and
bit more funnier. (E)
mark the erroneous part as your answer. In
(A) E
case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
(B) D
‘No Error’ as your answer.
(C) B
(D) C
Since there is a little(a)/ milk left in the jar,(b)
(E) All are correct
/you cannot make three(c)/ cups of tea with it.
(d)/ No error Q16 Direction: In the question given below, a
(A) a (B) b sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
(C) c (D) d the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
(E) No Error grammatically correct part of the sentence.
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
Q14 Direction: In the question given below, a
the part which contains grammatical or
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
both grammatically correct and contextually
grammatically correct part of the sentence.
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
correct” as your answer.
the part which contains grammatical or

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After a long day of hiking, (A)/ sinking into the there was still so much more perfect(B)/ to be
plush sofa, (B)/feeling incredible comfortably, done in terms of mastering the nuances of tone,
(C)/ providing a much-needed (D)/ sense of dynamics,(C)/ and expression that only comes
relaxation. (E) with years of dedicated practice and
(A) E experience.(D)/ No error (E)
(B) A (A) C (B) A
(C) B (C) B (D) D
(D) C (E) None of these
(E) All are correct
Q20 Direction : In the following question, a
Q17 Directions: Study the following sentences and sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out
mark the erroneous part as your answer. In of the four parts, one part may contain an
case there is no error, mark option (e), that is, error. Mark the part having an error as your
‘No Error’ as your answer. answer. If none of the parts contain an error,
mark “No error” as your answer.
Five lakh of people(a)/ attended the football
(b)/match held at (c)/Yuvabharati Krirangan Despite their best efforts to remain calm and
football ground.(d)/ No error composed, the group of protesters(A)/ became
(A) B (B) D increasingly angry for the government's lack of
(C) A (D) C action(B)/ on climate change, as they felt that
(E) No error their voices were not being heard(C)/ and that
the future of the planet was being put in
Q18 Directions: Study the following sentences and
jeopardy.(D)/ No error (E)
mark the erroneous part as your answer. In
(A) A (B) B
case there is no error, mark option (e), that is,
(C) C (D) D
‘No Error’ as your answer.
(E) None of these

All the passengers began(a)/ to tremble when Q21 Direction : In the following question, a
(b)/they saw a sharp long knife(c)/ in the hands sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out
of the masked men.(d)/No error. of the four parts, one part may contain an
(A) B (B) D error. Mark the part having an error as your
(C) A (D) C answer. If none of the parts contain an error,
(E) No error mark “No error” as your answer.

Q19 Direction : In the following question, a

In today's fast-paced world where time is of the
sentence is given, divided into four parts. Out
essence, it is more important than ever to be
of the four parts, one part may contain an
more efficient(A)/ in our daily tasks and
error. Mark the part having an error as your
responsibilities, whether it be managing our
answer. If none of the parts contain an error,
schedules, completing work projects,(B)/ or
mark “No error” as your answer.
even just getting through our daily routines, as
every minute we save by being efficient can
After having spent countless hours studying
add up to valuable time that we can use to
and practicing, I had finally achieved a level of
pursue our passions,(C)/ spend with loved ones,
proficiency in playing the piano that(A)/ I had
or simply relax and recharge.(D) No error (E)
always dreamed of, but little did I know that

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(A) B (B) C Q24 Direction: In the question given below, a

(C) A (D) D sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
(E) No error the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
grammatically correct part of the sentence.
Q22 Direction: In the question given below, a
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
the part which contains grammatical or
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
grammatically correct part of the sentence.
both grammatically correct and contextually
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
the part which contains grammatical or
correct” as your answer.
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
The gentle breeze rustled (A)/ the leaves,
both grammatically correct and contextually
creating a soothing (B)/ melody as the sun
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
dipped below (C)/ the horizon, casting the sky
correct” as your answer.
(D)/ in warmth hues of orange and pink. (E)
We can plan the event (A)/ for a latter time,
(A) B
ensuring(B)/ everyone has enough notice (C)/
(B) D
to make arrangements and (D)/ participate in
(C) A
the gathering comfortably. (E)
(D) E
(A) B
(E) All are correct
(B) D
(C) E Q25 Direction: In the question given below, a
(D) C sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
(E) All are correct the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
grammatically correct part of the sentence.
Q23 Direction: In the question given below, a
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
the part which contains grammatical or
the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
grammatically correct part of the sentence.
both grammatically correct and contextually
Out of the other four parts, you need to choose
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
the part which contains grammatical or
correct” as your answer.
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is
As the clock ticked away, (A)/ he raced against
both grammatically correct and contextually
time, (B)/ working with remarkable speed (C)/
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are
and focus to meet the loom (D)/ deadline for
correct” as your answer.
the crucial project. (E)
Despite facing a least difficulty (A)/ in the
(A) E
beginning, she persevered (B)/ and achieved
(B) D
remarkable success (C)/ in her endeavours,
(C) B
proving that (D)/ determination can overcome
(D) A
any obstacle. (E)
(E) All are correct
(A) D
(B) E Q26 Direction: In the question given below, a
(C) A sentence is divided into five parts. One part of
(D) C the sentence is highlighted in bold. It is the
(E) All are correct grammatically correct part of the sentence.

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Out of the other four parts, you need to choose storyline and relatable (C)/ characters, earning
the part which contains grammatical or praise for its impact (D)/ on contemporary
contextual errors in it. If the given sentence is literature. (E)
both grammatically correct and contextually (A) E
meaningful, choose option (E), i.e., “All are (B) D
correct” as your answer. (C) B
Her novel became widely popular,(A)/ (D) C
captivating readers with its (B)/ compel (E) All are correct

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Answer Key
Level-1
Q1 (C) Q13 (C)

Q2 (C) Q14 (A)

Q3 (C) Q15 (D)

Q4 (C) Q16 (B)

Q5 (A) Q17 (A)

Q6 (A) Q18 (D)

Q7 (C) Q19 (C)

Q8 (A) Q20 (B)

Q9 (E) Q21 (A)

Q10 (C) Q22 (C)

Q11 (C) Q23 (B)

Q12 (D) Q24 (D)

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Level-2
Q1 (D) Q14 (A)

Q2 (E) Q15 (A)

Q3 (A) Q16 (D)

Q4 (C) Q17 (C)

Q5 (C) Q18 (D)

Q6 (D) Q19 (C)

Q7 (A) Q20 (B)

Q8 (D) Q21 (C)

Q9 (D) Q22 (A)

Q10 (D) Q23 (C)

Q11 (C) Q24 (D)

Q12 (C) Q25 (B)

Q13 (A) Q26 (D)

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Hints & Solutions

Level-1
Q1 Text Solution: a conjunction, both the adjectives should be in
There is an error in part d of the given sentence. the same degree.
We should note that hyphenated adjectives Therefore, the correct answer is option c.
should always be in singular form. Thus, ‘three-
Q8 Text Solution:
year imprisonment’ will be used.
The error in the sentence is in part (B). The
Therefore, the correct answer is option c.
adjective "oldest" should replace "old" to
Q2 Text Solution: properly convey that these structures are
There is an error in part c of the sentence. The among the oldest ever discovered. This change
word ‘last’ is incorrectly used here. We need to maintains consistency and accuracy in
replace it with ‘latest’. describing the age of the structures.
Therefore, the correct answer is option c.
Q9 Text Solution:
Q3 Text Solution: The correct answer is (e) All are correct. There
There is an error in part b of the given sentence. doesn't seem to be any error in the given
Instead of ‘nearing’, we need to use the sentence. Each part of the sentence is
adjective ‘nearby’ or ‘nearest’. The word grammatically correct, and the overall structure
‘nearing’ is a verb and cannot be used here. is sound.
Therefore, the correct answer is option c.
Q10 Text Solution:
Q4 Text Solution: The error is in part (B), where "most" is used. The
There is an error in part c of the given sentence. word "most" implies a superlative form,
With ‘the faster’, we need to use ‘the larger’. suggesting the greatest quantity or degree.
We need to maintain a parallel structure and However, in this context, it seems more
hence the same degree of the adjective should appropriate to use "many" because the
be used here. sentence lists various types of resources
available in the library (books, journals, and
Q5 Text Solution:
online databases), and it does not imply that
There is an error in part b of the given sentence.
the library offers the "greatest" resources among
Instead of the word ‘wiser’, we need to use
all libraries.
‘wise’, because ‘enough’ takes positive degree
before it. Q11 Text Solution:
Therefore, the correct answer is option a. The error in the sentence is in part (B). The
correct phrase should be "echoed loudly"
Q6 Text Solution:
instead of "echoed loud." The word "loud" is an
‘Elder’ is used to refer to the age difference for
adjective, while "loudly" is the adverb form. In
persons belonging to the same family or having
this context, you want to describe how the
the same blood relation. On the other hand,
children's laughter echoed, so the adverb
‘Older’ refers to the persons as well as things
"loudly" is more appropriate than the adjective
and is followed by ‘than’.
"loud."
Q7 Text Solution:
Q12 Text Solution:
There is an error in part c of the given sentence.
The error in the given sentence is in part (C):
We need to change ‘very’ into ‘most’. We
"Majestic mountains stood proud in the
should note that if two adjectives are joined by

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distance." The correct adjective should be The error is in part (C); "empowered" should be
"proudly," not "proud." Adverbs, such as "empowers" because the sentence is in the
"proudly," modify verbs and provide more present tense, emphasising the ongoing and
information about the action. In this case, it continuous nature of education as a crucial
describes how the majestic mountains stood in foundation. "empowered " is in the past tense,
the distance, conveying a sense of pride in their disrupting the consistency of tense in the
appearance. statement.
The corrected sentence should be: The corrected sentence should be:
The luminous sun casts a warm glow over the Education is a crucial foundation (A) for
serene landscape (A), painting the sky with personal and societal development, (B)
vibrant hues. (B) Majestic mountains stood empowers individuals with essential (C)
proudly in the distance, (C) adorned with lush, knowledge and skills, fostering (D) intellectual
(D) emerald-green forests. (E) growth and critical thinking. (E)

Q13 Text Solution: Q16 Text Solution:

The error in the sentence is in part (B). The The error in the sentence is in part (D). The
sentence should use "nurturing," a gerund (verb correct phrase should be "seemingly ugly
form used as a noun) that functions correctly in structure" instead of "seemingly uglier structure."
the sentence. "nurture", on the other hand, is The adjective "ugly" is used to describe the
used as a verb, which does not agree with the appearance of the structure. The word "uglier"
sentence. Therefore, the correct form uses the suggests a comparison, indicating that the
gerund "nurturing" to maintain consistency and structure is comparatively more unpleasant
grammatical accuracy. than something else. In this context, no explicit
The corrected sentence should be: comparison is being made, so the appropriate
In the dynamic landscape of education, (A) term is "ugly" without the comparative form
innovative pedagogies foster a holistic learning "uglier."
experience, (B) nurturing students' intellectual Q17 Text Solution:
curiosity, (C) create diverse classrooms enriched The error in the sentence is in part (B). The
with interactive technologies, and (D) cultivate correct phrase should be "a significant moment"
an inclusive environment. (E) instead of "a significantly moment." The
Q14 Text Solution: adjective "significant" describes the noun
The correction is needed in part (B) because "moment" in this context. The correct form is "a
the sentence describes the puppy's ongoing significant moment," and "significantly" is not
action of wagging its tail, so it should be needed here as it is an adverb, and the
"wagging" instead of "wagged" to match the adjective "significant" already modifies the
tense of the other verbs in the sentence. noun appropriately.
The corrected sentence should be: Q18 Text Solution:
The playful puppy chased the fluffy ball across The error is in part (C). "Echoed" is the
the sunlit, (A) grassy yard, wagged its tail with appropriate past tense verb here because it
boundless energy (B) and infectious enthusiasm, refers to the laughter that occurred in the past.
bringing joy to the delighted children (C) who On the other hand, "echoing" is the present
laughed with pure, (D) unbridled happiness. (E) participle form, and using it would alter the
Q15 Text Solution: sentence's meaning, suggesting that the
laughter is still ongoing as the balloons float

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above. Solution: the error is in part A, we need to

The corrected sentence should be: replace ‘these’ with ‘this’ because ‘sort’ is
Under the bright blue sky, (A) children played singular adjective so we use a singular pronoun.
joyfully in the green park, (B) their laughter There is no word in English like ‘SORTS’.
echoing as colourful balloons floated above, (C) Hence, option (a) is the correct answer.
creating a vibrant scene of carefree (D) Q22 Text Solution:
moments and simple happiness. (E) Solution: the error is in part C, we need to
replace ‘much’ with ‘many’ because ‘ghosts’ is a
Q19 Text Solution: countable noun and an adjective ‘many’ is
The error in the sentence is in part (C). The used with countable nouns and ‘much’ is used
correct phrase should be "each blooming" for uncountable nouns.
instead of "each bloom." The use of "each Hence, option (c) is the correct answer.
blooming flower" conveys that each individual Q23 Text Solution:
flower is in the process of blooming or flowering, Solution: The error is in part B, we need to
adding a sense of activity and growth to the replace ‘thoroughly’ with ‘thorough’ because
description of the garden. This enhances the ‘documentation’ is a noun and an adjective is
imagery of the garden filled with vibrant, needed with it.
blooming flowers. Hence, option (b) is the correct answer.
Q20 Text Solution: Q24 Text Solution:
Solution: the error is in part B because we need Solution: the error is in part D, we need to
to remove ‘a certain’ with ‘certain’ because replace ‘currently’ with ‘current’ because
‘drugs’ is a plural noun and with it we use the ‘details’ is a noun and an adjective is needed
plural adjective ‘certain’. with it.
Q21 Text Solution: Hence, option (d) is the correct answer.

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Level-2
Q1 Text Solution: Error is in the 1st part of the sentence .Remove
In part (E), replace the positive degree 'Of' from part A of the sentence as it does not
adjective ‘easy’ with the comparative degree follow a definite numeral adjective , here it
adjective ‘easier’ as here comparison is being should be ‘’one thousand aspirants from various
made. Hence, option (d) is the correct choice. parts of the world applied’’.
Correct sentence- While most of us may We can also use `thousands of aspirants' in
consider it di cult if not impossible to give up case of an indefinite numeral adjective. So, 'of'
luxuries or consider adopting a greener should be removed from the sentence.
lifestyle, the change will be easier than we Hence, the correct option is D
could imagine.
Q7 Text Solution:
Q2 Text Solution: Error is in the 1st part of the sentence.In part A of
The sentence is grammatically correct. Hence, the sentence use ‘any other activity’ instead of
option (e) is the correct choice. ‘any activity’ because "Any other" is used to
compare or exclude one thing from a group,
Q3 Text Solution:
while "any" refers to any single thing within a
There is an error in part b of the given sentence.
group without exclusion.
The correct adjective here will be ‘farther’ and
not ‘further’. We should note that 'farther' is For example, "Do you have any other books to

used for physical distance and 'further' is used recommend?" or "Do you have any books to
recommend?"
for figurative distance.
"Any other" implies comparison, while "any"
Therefore, the correct answer is option a.
simply refers to something within a group.
Q4 Text Solution:
Q8 Text Solution:
There is an error in part c of the given sentence.
The word ‘clearly’ is an adverb. We need an Error is in the 1st part of the sentence. In part A

adjective here because, the ‘speech’ of the sentence, ‘most’ will be used in place of

mentioned here is a noun and only an adjective ‘more’ since the ‘day’ is compared to all other

can qualify a noun. The word ‘clear’ will be used days so a superlative degree will be used. It

here to qualify ‘speech’ in place of ‘clearly’ to should be ‘’The most important day of a

make this sentence grammatically correct. person's life is not necessarily’’

Hence, the correct option is D.
Therefore, the correct answer is option c.
Q9 Text Solution:
Q5 Text Solution:
Error is in 1st part of the sentence. In part A of
There is an error in part ‘a’ of the given
the sentence, ‘loud’ should be used instead of
sentence. We should note that when different
‘loudly’. Since an adjective of positive degree
prepositions are needed with different
will be used between ‘so…..that’. It should be ‘’so
adjectives, suitable prepositions must be used
loud that”. Hence, the correct option is D.
with each of them. So, we need to use ‘to’ after
‘senior’. Q10 Text Solution:
Therefore, the correct answer is option c. Error is in the 3rd part of the sentence. In part C
of the sentence ‘much’ should be used in place
Q6 Text Solution:
of ‘most’ because ‘talks’ is uncountable.

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"Much" is used for uncountable nouns to The error in the sentence is in part (B). The
describe a large quantity, while "most" is used adjective "easy" should be replaced with the
for countable nouns to refer to the majority or comparative form "easier" to modify the verb
greatest part of a group. Hence, option D is the "to understand correctly." This ensures proper
correct answer. grammatical parallelism and comparison in the

Q11 Text Solution: sentence.

Error is in the 4th part of the sentence. In part D The corrected sentence is:

of the sentence, 'Any metal' should be used in She found the beginner's guide (A) to

place of 'any other metal'. Since, diamond is not programming much easier (B) to understand,

a metal. It should be ‘’and cut through virtually allowing her (C) to grasp the fundamental

any material, making it harder than any metal concepts (D) with greater ease. (E)

known to man’’. Q15 Text Solution:

Note: If something is compared with all the The error in the sentence is in part (E). The
others of the same class, then 'all/any other' is correct phrase should be "more funny" instead
used to exclude the former from the whole of "more funnier." The comparative form of
class. Whereas, if something is compared with a "funny" is "funnier." Adding "more" before
completely different class, then 'any' + 'name of "funnier" creates a redundancy, as "more" is
class' is used. already used to form the comparative.
For eg:- Gold is costlier than 'any other' metal. Therefore, the correct usage is either "funnier" or
Here, 'any other separates gold from the whole "more funny." In this case, "more funny" is the
class of metals. Diamond is harder than any appropriate choice.
metal. Here, 'any 'metal' is used since 'Diamond'
Q16 Text Solution:
is not a metal. Hence, the correct option is C.
The error in the sentence is in part (C). The
Q12 Text Solution: correct phrase should be "feeling incredibly
Error is in the 1st part of the sentence. In part A comfortable" instead of "feeling incredible
of the sentence, ‘sad’ should be used instead of comfortably." The adverb "incredibly" modifies
‘sadly’. Since we need an adjective here, sad is the adjective "comfortable," so the correct
used with verbs of sensation and also acts as placement is "feeling incredibly comfortable" to
an adjective. describe the sensation accurately. Additionally,
Hence, the correct option is C. the word "comfortably" is an adverb and does
not pair appropriately with "incredible" in this
Q13 Text Solution:
context.
The word 'little' means a bit of or hardly any
amount. ‘Little’ is used in a negative sense and Q17 Text Solution:
‘a little’ can be used in a positive sense. The There is an error in part ‘a’ of the given
term 'a little' means some or a small quantity. It sentence. ‘Of’ is not used after definitive
is used as an adjective, adverb and pronoun. numeral adjectives. We should say five lakh
We can use it after a verb, or in front of an people. ‘Of’ is used with indefinite numeral
adjective or another adverb. Here, ‘a little’ adjectives. We can say ‘lakhs of people’.
cannot be used to qualify the given noun. Here, Therefore, the correct answer is option c.
we need to use the negative sense because
Q18 Text Solution:
the author implies almost none is left.
There is an error in part c of the given sentence.
Q14 Text Solution: If adjectives of size, color, age etc happen to

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come together in a sentence, they should be Hence, the correct option is C.

used in the following order: Q22 Text Solution:
Opinion(1), Size(2), Age(3), Shape(4), Color(5), The error in the sentence is the use of "latter"
Origin(6), Material(7), Purpose(8) instead of "later" in part (B). "Latter" refers to the
So, here we need to write ‘long sharp’ instead of second of two items mentioned, while "later"
‘sharp long’. refers to a point in time after the current one. In
Therefore, the correct answer is option d. this context, you're discussing the timing of the
Q19 Text Solution: event, so "later" is the appropriate word to use.
Error is in the 2nd part of the sentence . Hence, option (a) is the correct answer.
In Part B of the sentence, Remove ‘more’ before The corrected sentence should be:
perfect ,since some words never use We can plan the event (A)/ for a later time,
comparative or superlative degree. It should be ensuring(B)/ everyone has enough notice (C)/
‘’ I had always dreamed of, but little did I know to make arrangements and (D)/ participate in
that there was still so much perfect’’ the gathering comfortably. (E)
List of such words that can't be used in Q23 Text Solution:
comparative and superlative degree are- The error is in part (A) of the sentence. The
Supreme,impossible,absolute,ideal,everlasting,e adjective "little" should be used instead of
ternal,Mangular, square, round, major, minor, "least" to modify the noun "difficulty correctly."
complete, entire, chief, extreme, excellent, "Least" implies the smallest amount possible,
minor, ulterior, universal, unique ,last and final. while "little" is more appropriate in this context,
Hence, the correct option is C. conveying the idea that she faced only a small
Q20 Text Solution: amount of difficulty.
Error is in the 2nd part of the sentence.In part B The corrected sentence should be:
Use ‘angry about’ instead of ‘angry for’ since Despite facing a little difficulty (A)/ in the
ANGRY FOR refers to the reason someone is beginning, she persevered (B)/ and achieved
angry. ANGRY ABOUT refers to the cause or remarkable success (C)/ in her endeavours,
subject of the anger and here in the sentence proving that (D)/ determination can overcome
‘government's lack of action’ is the cause so any obstacle. (E)
‘angry about’ should be used. So it should be ‘’ Q24 Text Solution:
became increasingly angry about the The error in the sentence is the use of "warmth
government's lack of action’’ hues" instead of "warm hues."
Hence, the correct answer is B. The adjective "warm" should be used instead of
Q21 Text Solution: "warmth" to modify the noun "hues correctly."
Error is in 1st part of the sentence.In part A of the "Warm hues" refers to colors that are warm in
sentence, the word "efficient" should be used temperature, like orange and pink.
instead of "more efficient" because "time," which Q25 Text Solution:
is often used to express comparative degree, The error in the sentence is in part (D). The
does not require it. Therefore, Using "efficient" correct phrase should be "looming deadline"
alone conveys the same meaning without any instead of "loom deadline." The adjective
potential grammar issues. It should be ‘’In "looming" is used to describe a deadline that is
today's fast-paced world where time is of the approaching quickly and may cause concern or
essence, it is more important than ever to be pressure. "Loom" on its own is a verb and
efficient’’.

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doesn't convey the intended sense of an attention, or admiration. It is the appropriate

impending deadline. Therefore, the correct term to modify the noun "storyline" in this
usage is "looming deadline" to convey the context. On the other hand, "compel" is a verb
urgency of the situation. that means to force or require someone to do

Q26 Text Solution: something. In this sentence, the intention is to

The error in the sentence is the use of the word describe the quality of the storyline, not to

"compel" in part (C). The adjective "compelling" suggest that the storyline is forcing readers to

describes something that evokes interest, do something.

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