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541. Kiran comes home after her interview, runs to her bedroom, and slams the door. You can infer that
- A. her interview went well.
- B. her interview did not go well.
- C. she is tired.
- D. she is excited.
Explanation: Based on the details provided, the most likely inference is:B- Her interview did not go well.
Correct answer: her interview did not go well.- A. an all-knowing narrator is telling the story.
- B. the narrator can easily be identified.
- C. the characters appear familiar
- D. the events are in chronological order.
Explanation: An omniscient narrator has access to the thoughts and feelings of all the characters, and potentially even knows the story's entire…
Correct answer: an all-knowing narrator is telling the story.- A. going to die
- B. has some serious problem
- C. needs amputation
- D. will take years to recover
Explanation: The doctor's worry suggests the patient's condition is concerning, but it doesn't give enough details to pinpoint the exact issue or…
Correct answer: has some serious problem- A. I am extraordinarily respectful to my teachers.
- B. My teachers are more respectable than yours.
- C. Teachers should demand respect.
- D. I advise you not to be disrespectful to your teachers.
Explanation: The entire structure "If I were you..." suggests offering advice. The specific content of the advice (not disrespecting teachers for…
Correct answer: I advise you not to be disrespectful to your teachers.- A. Pakistan came into being in 1947 and the Quaid-e-Azam became the first governor general.
- B. Mangoes are delicious, but apples are not.
- C. The horse is an animal riding which is an exciting experience.
- D. Islam is one of the Abrahamic religions and so is Christianity.
Explanation: In sentence (c), "The horse is an animal" is a fact, while "riding which is an exciting experience" expresses an opinion.
Correct answer: The horse is an animal riding which is an exciting experience.- A. A weekly periodical & an institution of higher learning
- B. Two Nation Theory
- C. To establish a political party
- D. To bring a revolution
Explanation: a) A weekly periodical and an institution of higher learning.The paragraph mentions that the grand strategy for the campaign against…
Correct answer: A weekly periodical & an institution of higher learning- A. Education & politics are interlinked
- B. Education is a welfare of people
- C. Without public opinion, education institution was not possible
- D. None of the above
Explanation: "The two projects in his mind were closely interlinked; for without an enlightened public opinion, adequate support for the educational…
Correct answer: Without public opinion, education institution was not possible- A. To propagate prejudices
- B. To end elders' prejudices
- C. The uplift of the Muslims
- D. As the organ of an association
Explanation: The paragraph explains that he wanted the new generation to forget their elders' prejudices and develop new ideas.
Correct answer: To end elders' prejudices- A. 23rd April 1870
- B. 22nd April 1870
- C. 22nd April 1877
- D. None of these options
Explanation: The letter to Mehdi Ali was dated 22 April 1870, according to the passage.
Correct answer: 22nd April 1870- A. Reform of the Muslims
- B. Muslims education
- C. Enlightened Public Opinion
- D. Sir Syed Ahmad & Muslims backwardness
Explanation: The first sentence of the passage mentions a strategy to overcome the backwardness of Muslims.
Correct answer: Sir Syed Ahmad & Muslims backwardness- A. Once
- B. Although
- C. Even though
- D. Since
Explanation: EVEN THOUGH : 'Even though' precedes a statement of fact. It means 'despite/in spite of' the fact.
Correct answer: Even though- A. they want to learn poems.
- B. they want to be away from home.
- C. They want to look beautiful.
- D. they want to gain knowledge.
- E. they want to tease the teacher.
Explanation: The question is asking for the purpose of schooling.
Correct answer: they want to gain knowledge.- A. took
- B. saw
- C. sought
- D. made
Explanation: Option A ("took") is the correct choice because it accurately expresses the traveler's action of undertaking a long tour to water the camel.
Correct answer: took- A. founded
- B. raised
- C. created
- D. established
Explanation: Option C, "created," is the most appropriate choice as it accurately represents Shah Jahan's role as the architect or initiator of the…
Correct answer: created- A. charged
- B. reported
- C. blamed
- D. accused
Explanation: In a legal context, being charged means that a person has been formally accused of committing a crime.
Correct answer: charged- A. arrived
- B. decided
- C. came
- D. hit
Explanation: To "hit" on something means to "do" something which fits most appropriately here.
Correct answer: hit- A. Festival
- B. Pomp
- C. Happiness
- D. Romp
Explanation: Pomp refers to a grand and impressive display of ceremony or celebration.
Correct answer: Pomp- A. Build
- B. Decorate
- C. Collect
- D. Structure
Explanation: The correct option to complete the sentence is build. The word build means to construct or create something.
Correct answer: Build- A. Illogical
- B. Expected
- C. Fortuitous
- D. Abandoned
Explanation: Fortuitous means happening by chance in a favorable or convenient way. In the context of the sentence, it means that the reunion was lucky…
Correct answer: Fortuitous- A. Overstate
- B. Revitalize
- C. Corroborate
- D. Evade
Explanation: Evade means to run away, flee from something. This is the best word which fits in here well.
Correct answer: Evade