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Tense Complete Rules | काल — 12 Tenses, Examples & Questions for SSC and Railway

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Conjunction Complete Rules & Questions | Conjunction सम्पूर्ण नियम

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Preposition Complete Rules for SSC Railway | Preposition सम्पूर्ण नियम

14 Sep 2026 · ENGLISH

Fatehpur Sikri: The Magnificent Mughal City of Emperor Akbar| फतेहपुर सीकरी: सम्राट अकबर का भव्य मुगल नगर | ENGLISH TRANSALTION PRACTICE

12 Sep 2026 · ENGLISH

Elephanta Caves: The Magnificent Rock-Cut Heritage of Shiva | एलिफेंटा की गुफाएँ: भगवान शिव की भव्य शैलकृत विरासत | ENGLISH TRANSLATION PRACTICE

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Q1,601

The company has a considerable advantage on its smaller competitors.

A. The company has
B. a considerable advantage on
C. its smaller competitors
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: Ba considerable advantage on
Q1,602

The minister made no reference to the earlier report during the speech.

A. The minister made no reference
B. to the earlier report
C. during the speech
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: DNo error
Q1,603

The court found no evidence for his involvement in the offence.

A. The court found
B. no evidence for his involvement
C. in the offence
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: Bno evidence for his involvement
Q1,604

There is a close relationship between regular practice and improvement in accuracy.

A. There is a close relationship
B. between regular practice and
C. improvement in accuracy
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: DNo error
Q1,605

The police launched an investigation on the cause of the fire.

A. The police launched
B. an investigation on
C. the cause of the fire
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: Ban investigation on
Q1,606

The introduction of biometric verification led to a reduction in fraudulent applications.

A. The introduction of biometric verification
B. led to a reduction in
C. fraudulent applications
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: DNo error
Q1,607

There is little possibility for the road reopening before evening.

A. There is little possibility
B. for the road reopening
C. before evening
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: DNo error
Q1,608

The child was completely devoid of fear during the medical examination.

A. The child was completely
B. devoid of fear
C. during the medical examination
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: DNo error
Q1,609

This region is particularly prone for flooding during the monsoon.

A. This region is particularly
B. prone for flooding
C. during the monsoon
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: Bprone for flooding
Q1,610

Young children are more susceptible to respiratory infections.

A. Young children
B. are more susceptible to
C. respiratory infections
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: DNo error
Q1,611

Certain categories of applicants are exempted to paying the application fee.

A. Certain categories of applicants
B. are exempted to paying
C. the application fee
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: Bare exempted to paying
Q1,612

The figures are indicative of a gradual improvement in employment levels.

A. The figures
B. are indicative of
C. a gradual improvement in employment levels
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: DNo error
Q1,613

Such behaviour is characteristic to an inexperienced administrator.

A. Such behaviour
B. is characteristic to
C. an inexperienced administrator
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: Bis characteristic to
Q1,614

She remained conscious of the risks involved throughout the operation.

A. She remained
B. conscious of the risks involved
C. throughout the operation
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: DNo error
Q1,615

The soil in this region is deficient of essential nutrients.

A. The soil in this region
B. is deficient of
C. essential nutrients
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: Bis deficient of
Q1,616

The coastal waters are rich in marine biodiversity.

A. The coastal waters
B. are rich in
C. marine biodiversity
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: DNo error
Q1,617

His actions were contrary with the instructions issued by the department.

A. His actions were
B. contrary with
C. the instructions issued by the department
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: Bcontrary with
Q1,618

The proposed changes are beneficial to both employees and employers.

A. The proposed changes
B. are beneficial to
C. both employees and employers
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: DNo error
Q1,619

The information is essential for making an informed decision.

A. The information
B. is essential for making
C. an informed decision
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: DNo error
Q1,620

His explanation was not satisfactory for the investigating officers.

A. His explanation
B. was not satisfactory for
C. the investigating officers
D. No error
Answer
Correct option: Bwas not satisfactory for

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Q1

Select the most appropriate synonym of 'Obsequious'.

  1. Defiant
  2. Servile
  3. Independent
  4. Arrogant
Check answer
Answer: Servile

Obsequious describes a person who is excessively eager to please or obey someone, particularly a person in authority. Servile is the closest synonym because it suggests exaggerated submission and willingness to flatter. For example, an obsequious employee may agree with every opinion expressed by a superior, even when the opinion is incorrect. The word generally carries a negative meaning.

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Q2

Select the most appropriate antonym of 'Profligate'.

  1. Wasteful
  2. Extravagant
  3. Thrifty
  4. Reckless
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Answer: Thrifty

Profligate means recklessly extravagant or wasteful, especially in spending money. Thrifty describes someone who manages resources carefully and avoids unnecessary expenditure. Therefore, thrifty is the best antonym. A profligate person may spend beyond their means, whereas a thrifty person tries to save money and use resources efficiently.

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Q3

Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

  1. Neither of the two explanations are satisfactory.
  2. Neither of the two explanations is satisfactory.
  3. Neither of the two explanation is satisfactory.
  4. Neither of the two explanations have satisfactory.
Check answer
Answer: Neither of the two explanations is satisfactory.

In formal standard English, neither, when used as a singular pronoun referring to two alternatives, generally takes a singular verb. Therefore, 'Neither of the two explanations is satisfactory' is the expected examination answer. The noun following 'of the two' remains plural, but the subject of the verb is 'neither'.

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