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4021. It is unfortunate enough to lose _ friends we make during our school days.

  • A. the few
  • B. few
  • C. a few
  • D. fewer

Explanation: The sentence should read:"It is unfortunate enough to lose a few friends we make during our school days."The phrase "a few" indicates a small, indefinite number of friends, and it's a more common and natural way to express the idea.

Correct answer: a few

4022. There were a number of intelligent gentlemen at the party but it was Mr. Farrukh, an eminent scientist, who remained _ centre of attraction.

  • A. a centre
  • B. the centre
  • C. centre
  • D. centred

Explanation: The sentence should read:"There were a number of intelligent gentlemen at the party, but it was Mr. Farrukh, an eminent scientist, who remained the centre of attraction."The definite article "the" is used before "centre" because it refers to a specific, previously implied centre of attraction. The sentence implies that among the many intelligent gentlemen, Mr. Farrukh was the main focus of attention.

Correct answer: the centre

4023. I have been informed that Mr. Rehman, the direction and _ chairman will visit Patna the following month.

  • A. chairman
  • B. the chairman
  • C. a chairman
  • D. chairmen

Explanation: The sentence should read:"I have been informed that Mr. Rehman, the Director and the Chairman, will visit Patna the following month."The definite article "the" is used before "Chairman" because it refers to a specific title or position held by Mr. Rehman, in addition to being the Director.

Correct answer: the chairman

4024. He is the best worker of the factory but unfortunately _ paid.

  • A. the least
  • B. little
  • C. the less
  • D. the little

Explanation: The sentence should read:"He is the best worker of the factory, but unfortunately, he is the least paid."The phrase "the least paid" means that among all the workers, he receives the smallest amount of pay, which is an ironic contrast to his being the best worker.

Correct answer: the least

4025. _ knowledge of medicine that he possessed proved to be a blessing for him when he was in great pain.

  • A. little
  • B. the little
  • C. a little
  • D. few

Explanation: The sentence should read:"The little knowledge of medicine that he possessed proved to be a blessing for him when he was in great pain."The phrase "the little" indicates a specific, small amount of knowledge that he had, which was still beneficial in the situation.

Correct answer: the little

4026. It was _ that he injured her hand.

  • A. by mistake
  • B. by a mistake
  • C. by the mistake
  • D. by mistaken

Explanation: The sentence should read:"It was by mistake that he injured her hand."The phrase "by mistake" indicates that the injury was unintentional, and it was an error on his part.

Correct answer: by mistake

4027. These orders of the Manager may put the lives of two thousand workers _.

  • A. in a danger
  • B. in danger
  • C. in the danger
  • D. in dangerous

Explanation: The sentence should read:"These orders of the Manager may put the lives of two thousand workers in danger."The phrase "in danger" indicates that the workers' lives are at risk or threatened by the Manager's orders.

Correct answer: in danger

4028. The most happy marriage would be _ union of a deaf man and a blind woman.

  • A. the union
  • B. a union
  • C. union
  • D. an union

Explanation: The sentence should read:"The most happy marriage would be the union of a deaf man and a blind woman."The definite article "the" is used to indicate a specific or unique union, implying that this particular combination would be the most happy marriage.

Correct answer: the union

4029. John suggested to the children of his village that they should go to _ regularly and do their home work sincerely.

  • A. a school
  • B. school
  • C. an school
  • D. the school

Explanation: The sentence should read:"John suggested to the children of his village that they should go to the school regularly and do their homework sincerely."The definite article "the" is used because John is referring to a specific school, likely the one in their village.

Correct answer: the school

4030. He leads a very luxurious life so he goes to every part of India by _.

  • A. by a car
  • B. by car
  • C. by the car
  • D. by from car

Explanation: The sentence should read:"He leads a very luxurious life, so he goes to every part of India by car."The phrase "by car" indicates the mode of transportation he uses to travel.

Correct answer: by car