PGT EngProficiency 29 12 18 S2
PGT EngProficiency 29 12 18 S2
PGT EngProficiency 29 12 18 S2
1. The secret of my good health (A)/ lies in the fact (B)/ that I am
getting up early (C)/ and go to bed early (D).
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
2. The student tried (A)/ to tell the principal what has happened (B)/
but her words (C)/ were not audible (D).
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
3. I am worked here (A)/ for ten years, (B)/ so I know about (C)/ the
issues of this company (D).
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
4. I couldn’t recall (A)/ when my mother told me (B)/ about her
(C)/ passion for music (D).
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
7. A lot of homes (A)/ in the area (B) /have been being (C) /broken
into by burglars (D).
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
8. The chairperson (A)/ mentioned us (B)/ that time was (C)
/extremely short (D).
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
10. When I will (A) /give an order, (B) / I will expect it (C) /to be
carried out (D).
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
1. Common noun
2. Collective noun
3. Abstract noun
4. Material noun
12. The next wave of athletes ____ coming.
1. are
2. is
3. have
4. being
1. Mastering
2. important
3. younger
4. students
1. What
2. Whom
3. Whose
4. Where
16. Which of the following options has adjectives in grammatically
correct order?
17. Sara sat down _____Joe and whispered something in his ear.
1. near to
2. beside
3. besides
4. beside to
1. at
2. over
3. down
4. beside
19. What would you say when you see a car speeding towards your
sister in the street.
1. How careless!
2. What speed!
3. Look out!
4. How amazing!
20. He can’t have made a mistake.
A suitable paraphrase of this sentence is:
1. will you
2. would you
3. wouldn’t you
4. can you
1. respectful
2. unique
3. scornful
4. insecure
24. The two cats could be ________ only by the number of rings on
their tails; otherwise, they were exactly alike.
1. separated
2. diversified
3. disconnected
4. differentiated
25. Come ________ the park later this evening to see the sunset.
Choose the correct word to fill in the blank.
1. buy
2. bye
3. by
4. Boy
1. persecution
2. pursecution
3. presecution
4. Persecusion
1. agravated
2. agravaeted
3. aggravated
4. aggravatid
28. Milk is ________ before it is sold to customers.
Choose the correctly spelt word.
1. pastureized
2. pasteurized
3. pastuerized
4. pastuerised
1. Adolescense
2. Adolescenze
3. Adolescence
4. Adolscence
1. leutenant
2. lieutenant
3. leutienant
4. lutenant
1. back up
2. back off
3. back over
4. back down
32. Shreya felt ____ when she left her job.
Choose the suitable expression.
1. let on
2. let down
3. let over
4. let in
1. To disclose a secret
2. To remove clothes
3. To do a favour
4. To expose oneself
1. In-
2. Im-
3. Un-
4. Dis-
1. A right thing to do
2. A right thing to follow
3. Simply a suspense
4. Simply a guess
36. Which of the following is the root word of Permission?
1. Permis
2. Permiss
3. Permit
4. Permissi
1. Expectant, Expectancy
2. Difference , Differency
3. Pregnance, Pregnancy
4. Preferrent, Preferency
1. Angular
2. Anguler
3. Angulor
4. Angulir
42. their industrial neighbors (P)/as a defense against (Q)/, the cities
appropriated (R)/this encroachment and to enlarge their tax bases
(S)
Choose the correct sequence labeled as PQRS to produce the
correct sentence
1. QSRP
2. PQRS
3. SPQR
4. RQPS
43. to breed and perpetuate their kind (P)/are very short and they
have many enemies (Q)/ /insects' lives (R)/ but they must survive
long enough (S)
Choose the correct sequence labeled as PQRS to produce the
correct sentence
1. SPRQ
2. RPQS
3. RQSP
4. PQRS
1. such
2. however
3. so as to
4. despite
1. Laughter
2. Enclosure
3. Mystery
4. Shadow
1. So have I.
2. So I have.
3. So do I.
4. So I do.
1. can’t I
2. aren’t I
3. amn’t I
4. don’t I
54. “Shall we go to the party tonight?” “ ______ giving the party?”
1. Whos
2. Whose
3. Who’s
4. Whos’
1. will not
2. would not
3. were not
4. what not
1. Compulsion
2. Ability
3. Possibility
4. Permission
1. Possibility
2. Fixed plan
3. Ongoing action
4. Routine
1. enclose adverbials
2. link contrasting statements
3. separate a series of loosely related clauses
4. to join two or more associated words
61. Select the sentence with correct punctuation
1. Jugal and Pavani, the couple from next door, are coming
for dinner tonight.
2. Jugal, and Pavani the couple from next door, are coming
for dinner tonight.
3. Jugal and, Pavani, the couple from next door, are coming
for dinner tonight.
4. Jugal and Pavani, the couple, from next door, are coming
for dinner tonight.
1. Acrophile
2. Bibliophile
3. Anglophile
4. Bookphile
64. Philology is
1. Exorbitant
2. Ecsorbitant
3. Exorbitnt
4. Exrbitante
1. Insecant
2. Insessant
3. Insesant
4. Incessant
1. at
2. with
3. by
4. from
1. prevent
2. ask
3. request
4. order
69. West Germans were found apathetic on aiding the emerging
nations.
Choose the meaning closest to that of the underlined.
1. compassionate
2. unrealistic
3. indifferent
4. dilatory
1. Wiping out
2. Total control
3. Deactivating
4. Replace
71. The Trojan women is a play that _____cends the age it was
written in. It is universal in spirit.
Add an appropriate prefix to the underlined part of the word to
complete the sentence meaningfully.
1. as-
2. des-
3. trans-
4. dis
72. I am writing an exam.
Chose the passive form
1. obvious
2. pertaining to the ankle
3. auxiliary
4. feeble
1. What do we do now?
2. What will we do now?
3. What we do now?
4. What have we done now?
1. didn’t received
2. hadn't received
3. hasn’t received
4. hadn’t receive
1. with
2. at
3. by
4. of
1. a noun clause
2. adjective clause
3. adverb clause
4. coordinate clause
1. Adjective
2. Adverb
3. Noun
4. Conjunction
82. ‘Sara, would you like to come for lunch on Friday?’ asked Maya.
The reported form is:
1. entirely
2. partially
3. inadequately
4. frequently
85. The case was adjourned sine die.
The underlined phrase means
1. indefinitely
2. till next day
3. for the day
4. for a week
1. Milk
2. Water
3. Oil
4. Ice
1. their
2. his
3. they’re
4. her
91. James didn’t want to go to his friend’s wedding, but his wife
_____ him go.
Choose the word that fits the blank contextually.
1. let
2. made
3. got
4. had
1. Transitive verb
2. Intransitive verb
3. Main verb
4. Auxiliary verb
93. Her conduct deserves reprimand.
Choose the word nearest in meaning to the underlined part.
1. accolade
2. rebuke
3. punishment
4. award
1. from
2. for
3. to
4. with
1. represented
2. appeared
3. symbolized
4. signified
Direction [96-100]: Read the passage and answer the
following questions:
Steamships were first introduced in the United States in
1807, and John Molson built the first steamship in Canada (then
called British North America) in 1809. By the 1830's, dozens of
steam vessels were in use in Canada. They offered the traveller
reliable transportation in comfortable facilities-a welcome
alternative to stagecoach travel, which at the best of times could
only be described as wretched. This commitment to dependable
river transport became entrenched with the investment of
millions of dollars for the improvement of waterways which
included the construction of canals and lock systems. The
Lachine and Welland canal, two of the most important systems
were opened in 1825 and 1829, respectively. By the time that
Upper and Lower Canada were united into the Province of
Canada in 1841, the public debt for canals was more than one
hundred dollars per capita; an enormous sum for the time. But it
may not seem such a great amount if we consider that
improvements allowed steamboats to remain practical for most
commercial transport in Canada until the mid-nineteenth century.
1. 1841
2. 1830
3. 1829
4. 1825
1. Fast
2. Protected
3. Dependable
4. Wretched