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#	Question	Subject and topic	Difficulty
301	A person who writes poems:	English for Communication One-word substitution	Easy
302	A place where birds are kept:	English for Communication One-word substitution	Medium
303	Life story written by oneself:	English for Communication One-word substitution	Easy
304	Fear of heights:	English for Communication One-word substitution	Medium
305	One who does not eat meat:	English for Communication One-word substitution	Easy
306	“To beat around the bush” means to:	English for Communication Idioms and phrases	Easy
307	“To call it a day” means to:	English for Communication Idioms and phrases	Easy
308	“Under the weather” means:	English for Communication Idioms and phrases	Easy
309	“To let the cat out of the bag” means to:	English for Communication Idioms and phrases	Medium
310	“To be on cloud nine” means to be:	English for Communication Idioms and phrases	Easy
311	The prefix “mis-” in “misunderstand” means:	English for Communication Word formation	Easy
312	Which suffix forms a noun from “develop”?	English for Communication Word formation	Easy
313	The root “tele” in “telephone” and “television” means:	English for Communication Word formation	Medium
314	The adjective form of “danger” is:	English for Communication Word formation	Easy
315	Which word means “write again”?	English for Communication Word formation	Easy
316	Which quality matters most when speaking to a large audience?	English for Communication Oral communication	Easy
317	In a debate, a good speaker should:	English for Communication Oral communication	Easy
318	Which is the best way to begin a speech?	English for Communication Oral communication	Medium
319	Rebuttal in a debate means:	English for Communication Oral communication	Medium
320	Pausing briefly between main points in a talk helps the audience to:	English for Communication Oral communication	Easy
321	Which is a sign of active listening?	English for Communication Listening skills	Easy
322	The difference between hearing and listening is that listening involves:	English for Communication Listening skills	Medium
323	Summarising what a speaker said helps to:	English for Communication Listening skills	Easy
324	Which is a barrier to effective listening?	English for Communication Listening skills	Easy
325	Empathetic listening means:	English for Communication Listening skills	Medium
326	Which is a form of non-verbal communication?	English for Communication Non-verbal communication	Easy
327	Crossed arms during a conversation often suggest:	English for Communication Non-verbal communication	Medium
328	The study of personal space in communication is called:	English for Communication Non-verbal communication	Hard
329	Steady eye contact with a listener generally shows:	English for Communication Non-verbal communication	Easy
330	When words and body language contradict each other, listeners usually trust:	English for Communication Non-verbal communication	Medium
331	In a group discussion, the best way to disagree is to:	English for Communication Presentation and group discussion skills	Easy
332	Slides in a presentation should:	English for Communication Presentation and group discussion skills	Easy
333	Which behaviour is valued in a group discussion?	English for Communication Presentation and group discussion skills	Easy
334	The best way to end a presentation is to:	English for Communication Presentation and group discussion skills	Medium
335	Rehearsing a presentation mainly helps the speaker to:	English for Communication Presentation and group discussion skills	Easy
336	A literary work written mainly to be performed on stage is a:	English for Communication Reading literary texts	Easy
337	A fourteen-line poem with a set rhyme scheme is a:	English for Communication Reading literary texts	Medium
338	A long fictional prose narrative is a:	English for Communication Reading literary texts	Easy
339	A short Japanese poem of three lines is called a:	English for Communication Reading literary texts	Medium
340	A poem of mourning for someone who has died is an:	English for Communication Reading literary texts	Medium
341	“The classroom was a zoo.” This is an example of:	English for Communication Literary devices	Easy
342	“The leaves danced in the wind.” This is:	English for Communication Literary devices	Easy
343	“I’m so hungry I could eat a horse.” This is:	English for Communication Literary devices	Easy
344	“The bees buzzed in the garden.” The word “buzzed” is an example of:	English for Communication Literary devices	Easy
345	“She sells sea shells by the sea shore.” This line mainly uses:	English for Communication Literary devices	Easy
346	The central idea or message of a literary work is its:	English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors	Easy
347	A story told by a character using “I” is told from the:	English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors	Easy
348	The feeling a piece of writing creates in the reader is its:	English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors	Medium
349	“Tone” in literature refers to:	English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors	Medium
350	Which Indian author wrote “Malgudi Days”?	English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors	Medium