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| # | Question | Subject and topic | Difficulty |
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| 101 | Which quality matters most when speaking to a large audience? | English for Communication Oral communication |
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| 102 | In a debate, a good speaker should: | English for Communication Oral communication |
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| 103 | Which is the best way to begin a speech? | English for Communication Oral communication |
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| 104 | Rebuttal in a debate means: | English for Communication Oral communication |
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| 105 | Pausing briefly between main points in a talk helps the audience to: | English for Communication Oral communication |
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| 106 | Which is a sign of active listening? | English for Communication Listening skills |
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| 107 | The difference between hearing and listening is that listening involves: | English for Communication Listening skills |
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| 108 | Summarising what a speaker said helps to: | English for Communication Listening skills |
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| 109 | Which is a barrier to effective listening? | English for Communication Listening skills |
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| 110 | Empathetic listening means: | English for Communication Listening skills |
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| 111 | Which is a form of non-verbal communication? | English for Communication Non-verbal communication |
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| 112 | Crossed arms during a conversation often suggest: | English for Communication Non-verbal communication |
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| 113 | The study of personal space in communication is called: | English for Communication Non-verbal communication |
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| 114 | Steady eye contact with a listener generally shows: | English for Communication Non-verbal communication |
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| 115 | When words and body language contradict each other, listeners usually trust: | English for Communication Non-verbal communication |
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| 116 | In a group discussion, the best way to disagree is to: | English for Communication Presentation and group discussion skills |
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| 117 | Slides in a presentation should: | English for Communication Presentation and group discussion skills |
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| 118 | Which behaviour is valued in a group discussion? | English for Communication Presentation and group discussion skills |
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| 119 | The best way to end a presentation is to: | English for Communication Presentation and group discussion skills |
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| 120 | Rehearsing a presentation mainly helps the speaker to: | English for Communication Presentation and group discussion skills |
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| 121 | A literary work written mainly to be performed on stage is a: | English for Communication Reading literary texts |
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| 122 | A fourteen-line poem with a set rhyme scheme is a: | English for Communication Reading literary texts |
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| 123 | A long fictional prose narrative is a: | English for Communication Reading literary texts |
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| 124 | A short Japanese poem of three lines is called a: | English for Communication Reading literary texts |
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| 125 | A poem of mourning for someone who has died is an: | English for Communication Reading literary texts |
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| 126 | “The classroom was a zoo.” This is an example of: | English for Communication Literary devices |
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| 127 | “The leaves danced in the wind.” This is: | English for Communication Literary devices |
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| 128 | “I’m so hungry I could eat a horse.” This is: | English for Communication Literary devices |
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| 129 | “The bees buzzed in the garden.” The word “buzzed” is an example of: | English for Communication Literary devices |
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| 130 | “She sells sea shells by the sea shore.” This line mainly uses: | English for Communication Literary devices |
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| 131 | The central idea or message of a literary work is its: | English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors |
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| 132 | A story told by a character using “I” is told from the: | English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors |
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| 133 | The feeling a piece of writing creates in the reader is its: | English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors |
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| 134 | “Tone” in literature refers to: | English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors |
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| 135 | Which Indian author wrote “Malgudi Days”? | English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors |
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| 136 | In a news report, the most important information usually appears: | English for Communication Passages on current events |
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| 137 | The “5 Ws” of news reporting are who, what, when, where and: | English for Communication Passages on current events |
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| 138 | The headline of a news report is meant to: | English for Communication Passages on current events |
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| 139 | An editorial in a newspaper presents: | English for Communication Passages on current events |
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| 140 | When reading about a current event, a careful reader should: | English for Communication Passages on current events |
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| 141 | Who wrote “Romeo and Juliet”? | English for Communication General knowledge of English language and literature |
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| 142 | “Gitanjali”, for which Rabindranath Tagore won the Nobel Prize, was published in English in: | English for Communication General knowledge of English language and literature |
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| 143 | Who wrote “The God of Small Things”? | English for Communication General knowledge of English language and literature |
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| 144 | “Pride and Prejudice” was written by: | English for Communication General knowledge of English language and literature |
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| 145 | The author of “The Room on the Roof” is: | English for Communication General knowledge of English language and literature |
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| 146 | Choose the correct form: “She is married ___ a doctor.” | English for Communication Common errors |
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| 147 | Which sentence is correct about the dog’s tail? | English for Communication Common errors |
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| 148 | Choose the correct word: “Don’t ___ your keys again.” | English for Communication Common errors |
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| 149 | Which sentence is correct about the meeting? | English for Communication Common errors |
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| 150 | Choose the correct option: “He has been absent ___ Monday.” | English for Communication Common errors |
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