| 81 |
As used in the passage, “reticent” most nearly means: |
English Language and Literature Vocabulary in context |
Medium |
| 82 |
The word “coax” in the passage means: |
English Language and Literature Vocabulary in context |
Medium |
| 83 |
“With obvious relish” suggests that Rohan spoke with: |
English Language and Literature Vocabulary in context |
Medium |
| 84 |
The phrase “out of his shell” refers to Rohan becoming: |
English Language and Literature Vocabulary in context |
Easy |
| 85 |
Which word from the passage means “looked for” or “asked for”? |
English Language and Literature Vocabulary in context |
Easy |
| 86 |
The main purpose of the passage is to: |
English Language and Literature Inference and the writer’s purpose |
Medium |
| 87 |
What does the writer imply by “it has added a photograph”? |
English Language and Literature Inference and the writer’s purpose |
Hard |
| 88 |
The writer’s tone towards cities that only count saplings planted is: |
English Language and Literature Inference and the writer’s purpose |
Medium |
| 89 |
Which statement would the writer most likely agree with? |
English Language and Literature Inference and the writer’s purpose |
Medium |
| 90 |
Which of these can be inferred from the passage? |
English Language and Literature Inference and the writer’s purpose |
Hard |
| 91 |
Reading a passage quickly to get its general idea is called: |
English Language and Literature Reading strategies |
Easy |
| 92 |
You need to find the year a dam was built in a long passage. The best strategy is to: |
English Language and Literature Reading strategies |
Easy |
| 93 |
In NCET, a correct answer earns 4 marks and a wrong one loses 1. If you can confidently eliminate two of the … |
English Language and Literature Reading strategies |
Medium |
| 94 |
Which option should usually be eliminated first in a comprehension question? |
English Language and Literature Reading strategies |
Medium |
| 95 |
Why is it useful to read the questions before reading the passage? |
English Language and Literature Reading strategies |
Easy |
| 96 |
Arrange the parts to form a meaningful sentence: (P) the library (Q) every Sunday morning (R) my grandfather … |
English Language and Literature Rearranging the parts |
Easy |
| 97 |
Arrange the parts: (P) because the bridge (Q) the buses were delayed (R) for repairs (S) had been closed |
English Language and Literature Rearranging the parts |
Medium |
| 98 |
Arrange the sentences into a paragraph. (P) Soon, the whole street joined in. (Q) One morning, a girl began s… |
English Language and Literature Rearranging the parts |
Medium |
| 99 |
Arrange the parts: (P) not only (Q) she is (R) a good singer (S) but also a fine dancer |
English Language and Literature Rearranging the parts |
Medium |
| 100 |
Which sentence is most likely to OPEN a paragraph? |
English Language and Literature Rearranging the parts |
Medium |