Identify the error in the following sentence: 'The manager along with his team members are planning to attend the conference next month.'
Answer: B
The subject 'manager' is singular; 'along with' is a parenthetical phrase. The verb should be 'is' not 'are'.
Q.2Medium
Identify the error: 'Despite of his talent, he could not succeed in the examination.'
Answer: B
'Despite' is already a preposition and should not be followed by 'of'. Use 'Despite his talent' or 'In spite of his talent'.
Q.3Medium
Arrange the following sentences in correct order:
P: The discovery was revolutionary for medical science.
Q: Scientists found a new method to treat cancer.
R: It offered hope to millions of patients worldwide.
S: The research took over a decade to complete.
Answer: B
Correct sequence: Research took time (S) → Discovery made (Q) → It was revolutionary (P) → Gave hope (R).
Q.4Medium
Identify the error: 'The number of applicants have increased significantly this year.'
Answer: A
'The number' is singular and requires 'has', not 'have'. 'A number of' would take 'have'.
Q.5Medium
Read the passage: 'Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing industries worldwide. From healthcare diagnostics to financial forecasting, AI applications are becoming ubiquitous.' What does 'ubiquitous' mean in this context?
Answer: B
Ubiquitous means present everywhere at the same time; commonly found throughout.
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Q.6Medium
Identify the grammatical error: 'Neither the manager nor the employees was present at the meeting.'
Answer: A
With 'neither...nor', the verb agrees with the nearest subject. 'Employees' is plural, so 'were' is correct.
Q.7Medium
Fill in the blank with the appropriate word: 'The ancient ruins _____ evidence of a highly sophisticated civilization.'
Answer: A
'Ruins' is plural, requiring 'exhibit'. The present tense is appropriate for describing what ruins show.
Q.8Medium
Read: 'The pandemic accelerated digital transformation across sectors. Companies that adapted quickly thrived, while others struggled.' What inference can be made?
Answer: B
The passage clearly states quick adapters thrived while others struggled, showing adaptation speed mattered.
Q.9Medium
In the sentence 'The committee have decided to implement new policies starting next month', identify the error.
Answer: A
Committee is a collective noun requiring singular verb 'has'. When referring to the entity as a whole, use singular agreement.
Q.10Medium
Select the word that best fits: 'Her _____ demeanor during the crisis earned her respect from colleagues.'
Answer: B
'Equanimous' means calm and composed, fitting the context of handling a crisis with respect. Fastidious means particular about details, garrulous means talkative, truculent means aggressive.
Q.11Medium
Arrange the sentences in correct order:
P: The startup ecosystem in India has grown exponentially
Q: With increased government support and investor interest
R: Creating opportunities for thousands of entrepreneurs
S: Over the past five years
Answer: B
Correct order is P (main statement) → S (timeframe) → Q (reasons/support) → R (results). This creates logical progression from main idea to supporting details.
Q.12Medium
Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?
Answer: B
The participle phrase 'Having analyzed' suggests the subject (conclusions) performed the action, which is illogical. It should be 'Having analyzed the data thoroughly, the team drew conclusions.'
Q.13Medium
Fill in the blank: 'The ambassador's _____ approach to diplomacy has fostered stronger international relations.'
Answer: B
'Magnanimous' means generous and noble, fitting diplomatic success. Bellicose means warlike, perfunctory means done without care, ambiguous means unclear.
Q.14Medium
Read: 'India's renewable energy capacity has surpassed 150 GW in 2024, marking significant progress toward sustainability goals. The government's push for solar and wind energy has attracted global investments. Simultaneously, challenges in grid infrastructure and energy storage persist.' Which statement is best supported by the passage?
Answer: B
The passage presents both progress (150 GW capacity, global investments) and challenges (infrastructure, storage issues), supporting only option B.
Q.15Medium
Which word is most nearly opposite in meaning to 'Propitious'?
Answer: C
'Propitious' means favorable and advantageous. 'Inauspicious' directly means unfavorable and unlucky, making it the opposite.
Q.16Medium
Correct the sentence: 'The innovations what were introduced last year have already transformed the industry.'
Answer: D
'What' should be replaced with 'that' or 'which' in relative clauses. Option A and B are both correct, and option C uses passive construction correctly.
Q.17Medium
Identify the error in parallel structure: 'The manager praised the team for their efficiency, dedication, and for completing the project ahead of schedule.'
Answer: A
The series uses nouns (efficiency, dedication) then switches to a clause (for completing). Should maintain parallel structure with 'efficiency, dedication, and timeliness'.
Q.18Medium
Select the word that fits best: 'The government's _____ measures to combat inflation had mixed results.'
Answer: A
'Stringent' means strict and rigorous, appropriate for describing strong government measures. Others: tenuous (weak), frivolous (trivial), nebulous (vague).
Q.19Medium
Which sentence demonstrates correct use of 'ensure' vs 'insure'?
Answer: B
'Ensure' means guarantee/make certain; 'insure' means provide insurance. Option B correctly uses 'ensure' for making certain and 'insured' for insurance coverage.
Q.20Medium
Identify the error: 'Neither the students nor the teacher were prepared for the sudden examination.'
Answer: B
With 'neither...nor' construction, the verb agrees with the nearer noun. 'Teacher' is singular, so 'was' is correct.
