TNPSC - Group 2 - General English - 2025

TNPSC Group 2 General English Question Paper 2025 with Official Answer Key

All 100 General English questions from the official TNPSC Group 2 and 2A Prelims exam held on 28 September 2025. Try each question first, then tap Show Answer: every answer follows TNPSC's official answer key.

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Question 1
Fill in the blanks using the correct words given in the options. Children like to _____ crispy snacks. But the author in seventeen oranges was very fond of ______ oranges. Eventually, he was forced to _____ all the_____ including______ 1. eating 2. swallow 3. munch 4. pips 5. chunks
Correct answer: (D) 31254
Question 2
Which of the following statements are true about Jawaharlal Nehru? (i) He wrote the book "Glimpses of Indian History". (ii) He was the First Prime Minister of India. (iii) He is considered to be the architect of the modern Indian Nation-state.
Correct answer: (B) (ii) and (iii) only
Question 3
Passage: A company facing declining market share considered two options: aggressive price cuts or a niche product line targeting a specific consumer segment. The CEO, known for his long-term vision, argued that the price cuts would only offer temporary relief and erode brand value. He emphasized building a loyal customer base through unique product offerings and differentiated service. Question: Based on the passage, which of the following is most likely to be true? (a) The company is primarily focused on short-term financial gains. (b) The CEO of the company prioritizes sustainable growth and brand loyalty. (c) The company's main challenge is a lack of production capacity. (d) The niche product strategy has proved to be successful for the company.
Correct answer: (C) Only (b)
Question 4
Arrange the jumbled statements in logical form and choose the correct order. (a) This shift has challenged for the motif of artistic expression. (b) Contemporary art is primarily acknowledged by its interdisciplinary nature. (c) Apparently, the boundaries between different artistic connections are merged for good. (d) As a result, artists are now exploring new forms of creative collaboration.
Correct answer: (A) (b), (d), (a), (c)
Question 5
In the following sentence ordering, the first (S1) and sixth (S6) sentences of a passage are already provided. The middle four sentences are shuffled up; they are labelled PQR & S. Rearrange these four sentences and choose the correct order. S1: The study of intellectual history provides significant insights into the development of human history. P: This however, understands the historical context in which these ideas emerged. Q: Intellectual history often involves understanding the evolution of main concepts and their impact on the society. R: Consequently, interpretations of these concepts can widely vary depending on the researchers' perspective S: Moreover, these concepts reinterpreted over the period. are frequently revisited and S6: Essentially, it seeks to enhance the complex intersection between ideas and their socio-cultural milieu.
Correct answer: (B) S1, Q, S, R, P, S6
Question 6
Which of the following British English words in column A are incorrectly paired with the American English words in column B Column A Column B 1. Courgette Egg plant 2. Rocket Arugala 3. Aubergine Zucchini 4. Fringe Bangs
Correct answer: (D) 1 and 3
Question 7
In the given pairs, the type of compound word is given in column A and the examples are given in column B. Identify the incorrect pairs of types and their examples. Column A Column B 1. Open compound words snowman 2. Closed compound words ice cream 3. Co-ordinative compound words walkie-talkie 4. Adjective compound words blue-eyed
Correct answer: (B) 1 and 2
Question 8
What figure of speech is the following? Life is compared to pathless wood with the word 'like'.
Correct answer: (C) Simile
Question 9
Which of the following is the best synthesis of the two sentences using a cause-effect relationship? Sentence 1 The company decreased its product prices. Sentence 2 -Sales increased gradually. (a) The company decreased its product prices, which caused sales to increase gradually. (b) The company decreased its product prices, so sales increased gradually. (c) The company decreased its product prices and sales increased gradually. (d) Sales increased gradually as a result of the company decreasing its product prices.
Correct answer: (B) (b)
Question 10
Which includes an apostrophe indicating the possessive form? (a) Our child's busy (b) Mr. X's new bag is ready (c) Mrs. X's got her bag (d) The child's slept
Correct answer: (B) (b)
Question 11
Choose the correct choices Navika Sagar Parikrama was a project to 1. Promote Economic status of women. 2. Empower women to attain their full potential. 3. Promote reservation of women in the Indian Navy. 4. Promote ocean sailing activities.
Correct answer: (B) 2 and 4 are correct
Question 12
Who inspired Arthur Conan Doyle to create the character "Sherlock Holmes"? (a) Dr. Watson (b) Dr. Ainstree (c) Inspector Smith (d) Joseph Bell
Correct answer: (D) (d) only
Question 13
Frame a question to get the following answer: Why ___________? He has gone to the railway station to see off his cousin.
Correct answer: (A) Why has he gone to the railway station?
Question 14
Passage: A rural community lacked access to reliable internet and digital devices. Local schools struggled to integrate technology into their curriculum and small businesses found it difficult to compete with online retailers. Community leaders proposed setting up a shared digital center, but residents feared the potential for increased surveillance and data misuse. Question: Based on the passage, which of the following statements are most likely true? (a) The digital divide is primarily an urban phenomenon. (b) The community is experiencing both economic and educational disadvantages. (c) There is complete agreement on the need for a digital center. (d) Concerns about privacy are hindering efforts to bridge the digital divide.
Correct answer: (A) Both (b) and (d)
Question 15
Scenario: You are a volunteer for a local charity and need to know the specific items the charity currently needed for donations. Write an email to the charity's coordinator asking for an updated donation list: Type of Query: (a) Charity Support Inquiry (b) Material Request (c) Donation Item Request (d) Volunteer co-ordination
Correct answer: (C) Only (b)
Question 16
Fill in the blank with the suitable word: "The pupil was asked to _______ the mistake".
Correct answer: (D) rectify
Question 17
Choose one word to substitute "Creature having both male and female organ".
Correct answer: (D) Hermaphrodite
Question 18
Choose the correct answer by word creation What is the negative case of consistent? What is the negative case of embark?
Correct answer: (B) inconsistent, disembark
Question 19
Expand the term IPCC.
Correct answer: (D) Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
Question 20
Identify the sentence. "He commented how beautiful the girl was".
Correct answer: (C) Complex sentence
Question 21
The phrase A crown made of gold is
Correct answer: (A) an adjective phrase
Question 22
The three structures of the positive degree are
Correct answer: (A) As...as, So-as, No other...as...as
Question 23
Choose the sentence with the correct use of the comparative degree: (a) He is more smarter than any one in the class. (b) This bus is less more crowded than the other. (c) This sum is less complicated than the previous one. (d) The game is more easier than expected.
Correct answer: (C) (c)
Question 24
Choose the correct 'synonyms' by matching column 'A' and 'B'. Column A Column - B (a) Mourn 1. Pinnacle (b) Veil 2. Search (c) Crown 3. Anguish (d) Quest 4. Conceal
Correct answer: (B) 3 4 1 2
Question 25
Choose the right answer among these: Which are the following statements are true according to Nadia Bush? 1. The house seems to be alive at day. 2. The poet was often tempted to go inside the house. 3. Besides the house, there was a tree. 4. The tree is growing faster.
Correct answer: (B) 2 and 3 only
Question 26
Passage: 'Aadhaar', India's unique ID has expanded from welfare to various diverse services. It aimed to reduce fraud and boost financial inclusion. Concerns about privacy and exclusion persist. Court rulings balance security with rights. Question: Which of the following statements accurately reflect the main ideas presented in the passage about Aadhaar? Select all statements that apply. (a) Aadhaar is only used for welfare distribution. (b) Aadhaar's scope has grown beyond its initial purpose (c) Aadhaar aimed to reduce fraud and improve financial inclusion (d) Privacy and exclusion concerns are associated with Aadhaar
Correct answer: (A) (b), (c), (d)
Question 27
With a sense of optimism slowly creeping in, the banking industry is hopeful that 2025 will bring better growth prospects. This optimism stems from a number of factors. For one, the Government is working hard to revitalise the industrial growth in the country. Secondly, the RBI has initiated a number of measures that would go a long way in helping the banks to restructure themselves thereby improving the profile of non-performing banks. What is the biggest challenge for banks in India?
Correct answer: (C) Ever increasing level of non-performing assets
Question 28
Which question type illustrates a point or focuses attention on an idea or principle? Choose from the options given below.
Correct answer: (A) Rhetorical
Question 29
Passage: Reforestation projects restore degraded ecosystems. They increase biodiversity and improve air quality. They also enhance water retention. These efforts support long-term environmental sustainability. Question: Which of the following statements best support the claim that reforestation is beneficial? (a) Reforestation projects decrease biodiversity. (b) Reforestation projects restore degraded ecosystems. (c) Reforestation projects improve air quality. (d) Reforestation projects enhance water retention.
Correct answer: (C) (b), (c), (d)
Question 30
Which of the following statements are NOT characteristic of a formal letter? (a) Use of professional language. (b) Clear and understandable structure. (c) Use of slang or unprofessional expressions. (d) Convey official information
Correct answer: (C) (c)
Question 31
Complete the blanks using the phrasal verbs given in the options: 1. You'd better ring her ______ and tell her you'll be late. 2. I invited her to drop ______ any time she was passing for a cup of tea. 3. If you can't afford it, you'll have to do _________ it. 4. He won't buy the car without trying it _________ on the road first. (a) out (b) in (c) up (d) without
Correct answer: (D) 1-(c) 2-(b) 3-(d) (4)-(a)
Question 32
Identify the correct spelling of the word which denotes the following sentence. A class of people in society who are interested mainly in having more money and a higher social position.
Correct answer: (C) Bourgeoisie
Question 33
Which one of the following has a correct infinitive? (a) She is bold enough to take decisions (b) She is bold enough in accepting challenges (c) She is bold but afraid of snakes (d) She is bold enough to taking decisions
Correct answer: (A) (a)
Question 34
Choose the correct answer for the underlined words. I heard of his having gained a prize.
Correct answer: (B) Compound Gerund
Question 35
Identify the participle in the given sentence: "The barking dog kept the neighbours awake all night".
Correct answer: (A) barking
Question 36
Choose the correct question tag for the sentence given below. Let's all go to the beach this evening,
Correct answer: (C) shall we?
Question 37
Identify the poetic works of 'Robert Frost'. 1. The Road Not Taken 2. The Jungle Book 3. Mending Wall 4. Treasure Island
Correct answer: (C) 1 and 3 only.
Question 38
Which of the following statements do not agree with Gieve Patel's views in the poem "On killing a tree"? 1. Cutting a tree is an act of murder 2. A simple jab of the knife will cut a tree 3. Disapproval of mankind is failure to care for the earth 4. The strength of the tree lies on its big branches
Correct answer: (B) 2 and 4
Question 39
Identify the figure of speech in these lines. Faster than a cheetah With a tail that's miles long Bigger than a mountain So powerful and strong.
Correct answer: (D) Simile
Question 40
Passage (40-42): E-sevai centers', a cornerstone of Tamil Nadu's e-governance, streamlines citizen access to essential services. These centers facilitate online delivery of documents like birth certificates and land records, reducing bureaucratic delays. Integrated with state databases, they aim to enhance transparency and minimize corruption. However, challenges persist in ensuring consistent service quality across diverse locations. Digital literacy among rural population remains a crucial factor impacting implementation. Further, system integration and maintenance require continuous investment and skilled personnel. The long-term success of e-sevai depends on bridging the digital divide and maintaining a robust infrastructure. What is the primary function of e-sevai centers as mentioned in the passage?
Correct answer: (B) to facilitate online delivery of essential government services
Question 41
The passage implies that the long-term sustainability of e-sevai primarily relies on;
Correct answer: (C) bridging the digital divide and maintaining a infrastructure robust
Question 42
In the context of the passage 'streamline' means;
Correct answer: (B) Simplify
Question 43
Passage: Digital platforms enhance citizen access to government services. Online portals reduce bureaucratic delays. This implies increased transparency and efficiency. Streamlined processes foster public trust. Question: Which of the following can be best inferred from the passage? (a) E-governance increases bureaucratic delays. (b) E-governance potentially increases transparency. (c) Streamlined processes can build public trust. (d) Digital platforms reduce citizen access to services.
Correct answer: (C) (b) and (c)
Question 44
Passage: Renewable energy reduces carbon emissions. Solar and wind power are increasingly viable. This transition combats climate change. Sustainable energy solutions are vital for future generations. Question: Which of the following statements best summarize the main points of the passage? (a) Renewable energy has no impact on climate change. (b) Renewable energy reduces carbon emissions. (c) Solar and wind power are becoming increasingly viable. (d) Sustainable energy solutions are crucial for future generations.
Correct answer: (D) (b), (c), (d)
Question 45
Scenario: You are a newly appointed Civil Servant in the Department of climate change. Question: You are asked to communicate the department's initiatives to the public. Which of the following collocations would be most effective in your communication strategy? (a) to spread climate misinformation (b) to raise public awareness about climate change impacts (c) to minimize the urgency of climate action (d) to engage in stakeholder consultations
Correct answer: (B) (b) and (d)
Question 46
Identify the incorrect pairs of Idioms and phrases in the given pairs. 1. To brow beat bully 2. To be at large to blame each other 3. To knit the brow to frown 4. To pass the buck free
Correct answer: (B) 2 and 4
Question 47
The interrogative form of 'You have to be there on Monday' will be
Correct answer: (A) Will you be there on Monday?
Question 48
Transform the imperative sentence 'Give me a book' into an appreciative statement. (a) I'm glad that you have given a book (b) Thank you for giving a book (c) I appreciate you giving a book (d) Why do you not give a book?
Correct answer: (B) (c)
Question 49
Choose the correct verb form from the options given below. Dogs usually _______ cats.
Correct answer: (B) chase
Question 50
Choose the correct verb form to fill the following statement: "If she had studied well, she _______ in the examination".
Correct answer: (A) would have passed
Question 51
Which of the following phrases can be quoted as an example for sound images from the poem "Sea Fever"? 1. Wheels kick 2. Seagulls cry 3. Clouds flying 4. Running tide 5. Sails shaking 6. Wind's song
Correct answer: (C) 2, 4 and 6
Question 52
Choose the correct 'Synonym' by matching column 'A' and 'B'. Column - A Column - B (a) Champing 1. Confusing (b) Perplexing 2. Listening, heading (c) Thronging 3. Munching, chewing (d) Hearkening 4. Crowding
Correct answer: (A) 3142
Question 53
Translate the following sentence into English. நாளை இந்நேரத்திற்குள் நான் இந்த வேலையை முடித்திருப்பேன். Choose the correct translation from the options given of the sentence given below.
Correct answer: (D) I would have completed this work by this time tomorrow.
Question 54
Sentence: They were being followed when they left the building. Question: Which of the following Tamil Sentences best conveys the meaning of the given English Sentence? (a) அவர்கள் கட்டிடத்தை விட்டு வெளியேறிய போது அவர்களை பின் தொடர்ந்தார்கள் (b) அவர்கள் கட்டிடத்தை விட்டு வெளியேறும் போது அவர்கள் பின் தொடரப்பட்டுக் கொண்டிருந்தார்கள் (c) அவர்கள் கட்டிடத்தை விட்டு வெளியேறினார்கள், அவர்களை பின் தொடர்ந்தார்கள். (d) அவர்கள் கட்டிடத்தை விட்டு வெளியேறும் போது அவர்கள் பின் தொடர்ந்தார்கள்.
Correct answer: (B) only (b)
Question 55
Passage: Crypto currencies and traditional stocks both involve investment. Crypto currencies are highly volatile; stocks are relatively stable. Both are susceptible to market fluctuations, albeit differently. Question: Which of the following statements accurately compare crypto currencies and stocks as described in the passage? (a) Crypto currencies and stocks involve no investment (b) Crypto currencies and stocks both involve investment (c) Crypto currencies and stocks both immune to market fluctuations (d) Crypto currencies and stocks react differently to market fluctuations.
Correct answer: (A) (b) and (d)
Question 56
Passage: First, water is heated. Then, it boils. Next, steam is produced. Finally, the steam cools and condenses. Question: Which of the following statements accurately describes the sequence of events in the passage? (a) Steam is produced before the water boils. (b) Water is heated before it boils. (c) Steam cools and condenses after it is produced. (d) The process starts with the cooling and condensing of steam.
Correct answer: (D) (b) and (c)
Question 57
In a legal context, which of the following sentences use the word 'right' appropriately? (a) Turn right at the next intersection (b) It is your right to remain silent (c) The answer is right in front of you (d) He wanted to right the wrong he did to his sister
Correct answer: (B) only (b)
Question 58
Which pair is an example of homophones?
Correct answer: (C) Bear and bare
Question 59
Is she not changing her dress'. Which of the following is the correct statement of this interrogative?
Correct answer: (D) She is not changing her dress
Question 60
Transform the following sentence into a negative sentence. "He is too shrewd to be cheated" (a) He is not shrewd enough to be cheated (b) He is so shrewd that he cannot be cheated (c) He is not too shrewd to be cheated (d) He is shrewd
Correct answer: (B) (b)
Question 61
Convert the exclamatory sentence: "Had she known it earlier" into an assertive sentence. (a) She knew it earlier (b) I wish she had known it earlier (c) Knowing this earlier is beneficial (d) She should have known it earlier
Correct answer: (B) (b)
Question 62
The meaning of the word 'Repercussion' is
Correct answer: (C) an unpleasant effect
Question 63
Which of the following is not included in a memo?
Correct answer: (B) Greeting/Salutation
Question 64
Which of the following is a suitable salutation for a formal letter?
Correct answer: (B) Dear Sir/Madam
Question 65
The Acronym of the term 'DGTD' is
Correct answer: (D) Directorate General of Technical Development
Question 66
Translate: பறவைகள் பறக்கின்றன Choose the correct English translation from the options which best conveys the meaning of the given sentence.
Correct answer: (A) The birds are flying
Question 67
What is word for word translation called?
Correct answer: (B) Literal translation
Question 68
Pick the correct English word for தூண்டிவிடாதே from the options given.
Correct answer: (A) Don't induce me
Question 69
Passage: The old train chugged along the tracks, its rhythmic clanking a familiar sound. Steam billowed from its engine, creating a white cloud against the blue sky. Passengers gazed out the windows, watching the landscape roll by. The whistle blew, a long, mournful sound. Question: Match the description of the train journey in Column A with their meanings in Column B. Column A Column B (a) Rhythmic clanting 1. Creates a visual effect (b) Steam billows 2. Provides an auditory experience (c) Passengers gazing 3. Highlights the pace of the train (d) Mournful whistle 4. Indicates observation and travel
Correct answer: (C) 2143
Question 70
Complete the sentence below, choosing the suitable words from the options given. He is at the ____ in the organisation.
Correct answer: (D) Helm of affairs
Question 71
Complete the sentence given below, choosing the most appropriate words from the options given. I was born on exactly the same day as my wife.
Correct answer: (D) funnily enough
Question 72
A famous celebrity wants to experience a normal day without being recognized, visited a local bookstore. Which of the following best describes their state?
Correct answer: (C) Incognito
Question 73
Choose the correct "Synonym" for the underlined word. "Chuck is mendacious about his vegetarianism".
Correct answer: (A) Untruthful
Question 74
Choose the antonyms of the following underlined words. The driver known for his cautiousness was surprised by the road traffic. As his talent was innate, he had to drive slowly. (a) Gloomy, active (b) Dim, retain (c) Recklessness, acquired (d) Subtle, intolerant
Correct answer: (C) (a)
Question 75
Which of the following is an imperative sentence? (a) Who are you? (b) How did you explain this question? (c) Clean your room (d) What a great statue!
Correct answer: (C) (c)
Question 76
"Let my head be shattered to pieces" is an
Correct answer: (C) Imperative sentence
Question 77
Transform the following assertive sentence into an imperative sentence: 'You should answer all the questions'. (a) Should you answer all the questions? (b) Answer all the questions. (c) You answer all the questions. (d) All questions should be answered.
Correct answer: (B) (b)
Question 78
What is a potential benefit of 'future proofing' a business?
Correct answer: (C) Enhanced resiliation to market changes
Question 79
__________ is a prolonged talking by a senator or senators for the purpose of delay, in the hope of forcing the majority to give up the proposal being debated.
Correct answer: (C) Filibuster
Question 80
The term 'Matronymic' means.
Correct answer: (A) A name from the name of a mother
Question 81
Match the words with the suitable pair words. Column – A Column - B (a) Walls 1. Straggle (b) Lights 2. Flicker (c) People 3. Scuttle (d) Path of a valley 4. Crumble (e) Insects 5. Huddle
Correct answer: (B) 42513
Question 82
Which of the following statements are true about the play "The Tempest'? (i) 'The Tempest' was written in 1500. (ii) It is considered to be one of the last plays of William Shakespeare. (iii) It is believed that the play 'The Tempest' was based on an actual wreck of a ship.
Correct answer: (C) (ii) and (iii) only
Question 83
Passage: The Tamil Nadu climate change mission focusses on mitigating the impact of climate change through various initiatives. Reforestation projects aim to increase carbon sinks and restore biodiversity. Coastal zone Management plans protect vulnerable shorelines from rising sea-levela Promotion of renewable energy sources, like solar and wind power, reduce dependence on fossil fuels. Community-based adaptation programs build resilience in local populations facing climate related challenges. Question: Match the initiatives of the Tamil Nadu climate change mission in Column A with their expected outcomes in Column B.
Column AColumn B
(a) Reforestation projects1. Reduces reliance on fossil fuels
(b) Coastal Zone Management plans2. Enhances local resilience to climate impact
(c) Promotion of renewable energy3. Increases carbon absorption and biodiversity
(d) Community-based adaptation programs4. Protects shorelines from rising sea levels
Correct answer: (C) 3412
Question 84
Find out the best inference based on the passage: There were different streams of freedom movements in colonial India carried out by the moderates, liberals, radicals, socialists and so on. Which of the following is the best inference from the above statement?
Correct answer: (D) Nationalism in India is heterogenous
Question 85
Choose the correct code to fill in the blanks: 1. The manager was known for his positive approach to decision-making, which often led to _______ result. 2. The Chef's dish were not only _______ in taste but also elaborate in presentation. 3. The Chief Guest's speech was so _______ audience motivated. that it left the 4. The student’s decision was based on the _______ evidence, which made the outcome of the project predictable.
Correct answer: (C) excellent, exquisite, inspiring, conclusive
Question 86
Select the correct Passive forms of the sentence: "The Manager will give you a ticket". (a) A ticket will be given to the Manager by you. (b) A ticket will be given to you by the Manager. (c) The Manager will be given a ticket by you. (d) You will be given a ticket by the Manager.
Correct answer: (C) (b) and (d)
Question 87
Match the following with correct type of sentence: Column A Column B (a) This pen is blue 1. Interrogative (b) Please help me 2. Exclamatory (c) How are you? 3. Declarative (d) How well she dances! 4. Imperative
Correct answer: (C) 3412
Question 88
Which of the following clearly describes an 'adhoc' committee?
Correct answer: (B) A committee formed for a specific purpose and dissolved after that purpose is achieved
Question 89
The word "Agenda" refers to ___________
Correct answer: (C) A list of items to be discussed
Question 90
The Tamil Nadu Physical Education and Sports University (TNPESU) began to function in _______ to promote sports and culture, harnessing talent at the grass root level.
Correct answer: (C) 2005
Question 91
Identify the incorrect sentence/sentences, according to the given statement. Alfred Nobel was considered as 1. Europe's richest Vagabond. 2. A chemist, engineer and an aspiring poet. 3. A man who felt guilty for having invented highly destructive things. 4. Felt guilty for having earned so much money.
Correct answer: (C) 4 only
Question 92
Identify the Incorrect Statements. 1. Mithali Dorai Raj is the first to score seven consecutive centuries. 2. The mother tongue of Mithali is Tamil. 3. Mithali is honoured with Padma Bhushan award. 4. Mithali is nicknamed as "Tendulkar of Indian Women's Cricket". 5. Mithali is not encouraged to play cricket by her family members.
Correct answer: (B) 1, 3 and 5 are incorrect
Question 93
According to Dr. Montague, "Women are not only equal in intelligence to men, they have in reserve the genius of humaness, the highest form of intelligence. Man proceeds by analysis to study a problem, whereas women can even grasp it intuitively in its entirety". What does the above passage imply?
Correct answer: (C) Innate Intelligence of women
Question 94
Passage: The school's annual science fair showcased student projects, many experiments focussed on environmental issues. The judges awarded prizes based on creativity and scientific accuracy. Question: Based on the passage, which of the following are true? (a) The science fair only displayed art projects. (b) The science fair included experiments about the environment. (c) The judges focused on students' fashion sense. (d) The science fair is held every two years.
Correct answer: (B) Only (b)
Question 95
Find out the answer and fill up the blank: You want to see him? __________
Correct answer: (C) Out of the question!
Question 96
"Will you tell me who is there?" is an example for _____________
Correct answer: (B) Indirect question
Question 97
Fill out the suitable inference: She read the message and sighed, hinting at her ____________
Correct answer: (C) disappointment
Question 98
Select the correct parts of speech for the underlined word. He makes rather a fuss about ordinary things
Correct answer: (B) Adverb
Question 99
Select the correct meaningful sentence from the following:
Correct answer: (D) Politics has divided the country
Question 100
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb. She yesterday. (is) tired because she (clean) the house
Correct answer: (C) was, had been cleaning
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