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English Test Error Identification

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English Test Error Identification

The document is an English test dated May 28, 2025, which includes various exercises focused on spotting grammatical errors and finding antonyms for given words. It contains multiple-choice questions where participants must identify errors in sentences and select appropriate antonyms from provided options. The test aims to assess the participants' understanding of English grammar and vocabulary.

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English Test

28th May 2025

EXAM PLANET
FIND OUT THE SPOTTING ERRORS
1. The items, I liked most (a)/ were the rosewood carvings (b)/ and
the
teak-wood furnitures of Dutch design (c)/ No (d)
2. Miss Rama Devi has (a)/ two elephants , ten horses (b)/ and as
much as

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fifty cars (c)/ No (d)
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3. On account of (a)/ their new investment rules (b)/ more
companies are
planning (c)/ to open its business in China (D)/ No (e)
4. This state unemployment rate is (a)/ the highest in the nation
(b)/ as
many manufacturing units have (c)/ closed down in the last decade
(d)/
No (e)
6. The chairman of all large (a)/ public sectors banks met with (b)/
senior
RBI officials to give its (c)/ suggestions about implementing the new
policy (d)/ No (e)
7. Without a doubt, (a)/ Ahmad is the most (b)/ sincere of all the (c)/

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student in the class (d)/ No (e)
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8. The medias, (a)/ especially television (b)/ have a very powerful (c)/
influence on children (d)/ No (e)
9. One of the advantage (a)/ of fixed deposit schemes (b)/ is that
bank offer
(c)/ low rates of interests (d)/ No (e)
10. This misogynist hates (a)/ all mother-in-laws , (b)/ lady-doctors
and
house maids (c)/ No (d)
11. The company has announced (a)/ a bonus for all (b)/ employee
who (c)/
achieve their sales targets (d)/ No (e)
12. There are only (a)/ a few company (b)/ which can handle (c)/
projects of
this magnitude (d)/ No (e)
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13. She has promised to (a)/ donate the funds to (b)/ establish a
library in
many (c)/ villages in India (d)/ No (e)
14. There are many filths (a)/ all around (b)/ the place (c)/ No (d)
15. He wanted me (a)/ to bring two breads and some butter (b)/ for
breakfast
(c)/ No (d)
16. He is one of those few post-colonial writer who believes (a)/ that
this talk
about colonialism has gone too far (b)/ and has turned into a chiche
(c)/
No (d)
17. I always like to have (a)/ about four toasts (b)/ for breakfast (c)/
No (d) English Test
18. This questions force us (A)/ to face the unpleasant truth that (B)/
the
policies of social justice have (C)/ reached a dead end. (D)/ No Error
(E)
19. The scheme has been (A)/ implemented only in these (B)/ part of
the
country and the (C)/ Prime Minister will visit it shortly. (D)/ No Error
(E)
21. One major reason (A)/ for the popularity of television is (B)/ that
most people
like to stay at home. (C)/ No Error (D)
22. There are several ways (A)/ in that governments (B)/ as well as
ordinary citizens
(C)/ can spread literacy. (D)/ No Error (E)
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23. He has lost (A) / all what (B) / I gave him. (C) / No Error (D)
[CDS 2013 II]
24. Everybody (A) / it must be admitted (B) / has their ups and
downs. (C) / No
Error (D)
[CDS 2011 I]
25. Every woman in the world (A) / fervently hopes that their child (B)
/ will be a
26. This is a strange world (A) / where each one pursues their own golden
bubble
(B) / and laughs at others for doing the same. (C) / No Error (D)
[CDS 2011 II]
27. Being his sole companion (A) / I was the one to who (B) / he naturally
looked

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for help. (C) / No Error (D)
[NDA/NA 2014 II]
28. After (A) / you will return (B) / from America I will come (C) / and see
you. (D)
/ No Error (E)
29. If I will meet (A) / Nayan in the meeting, (B) / I will give him your
message. (C)
/ No Error (E)
30. Palm oil is very beneficial (A) / and is use to (B) / make products
31. Amit started a small (A) / construction business two years ago (B) /
when the
country is (C) / enjoying a construction boom. (D) / No Error (E)
32. Given the current (A) / market conditions has (B) / better for us to
invest (C) /
in the infrastructure sector. (D) / No Error (E)

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33. I am trying to convince him (A) / for the last two days (B) / to come
back and
live with me (C) / till his father’s anger cools down. (D) / No Error (E)
34. Is it a pity that a son (A) / born from very good parents (B) / should live
a life of
(C) / misery and deprivation of the worst order. (D) / No Error (E)
35. I would have asked him (A) / to leave our house immediately (B) / if my
father
would not have been (C) / at home and awake. (D) / No Error (E)
36. The cheers that from the way (A) / they were behaving (B) / they had
been (C) /
lost. (D) / No Error (E)
37. When he had been (A) / walked along the road (B) / a wild and
ferocious dog
(C) / hit him hard and knocked him down. (D) / No Error (E)

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38. He is the man (A) / who I know (B) / has helped my son (C) / in the final
examination. (D) / No Error (E)
39. The chairman welcomed (A) / all the guests and (B) / gave an outline of
the (C)
/ activities performing by the Company. (D) / No Error (E)
40. There are floods in this (A) / region last year but (B) / many of the
victims have
not yet been compen- sated. (D) / No Error (E)
41. She was running (A) / a very high fever (B) / and thus her mother takes
(C) /
her to the doctor. (D) / No Error (E)
42. He was very excited (A) / about to go to (B) / the park with (C) / his
younger
brother. (D) / No Error (E)

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43. As it got foggier (A) / it become almost impossible (B) / to steer the
boat (C) /
along the narrow canal. (D) / No Error (E)
44. She still has not sell the house (A) / since the buyers (B) / backed off
(D) / on
their words and (C) / pulled out of the deal. (D) / No Error (E)
45. As the inspection day approached (A) / the manager is under (B) / a
tremendous
pressure to make sure (C) / that everything was in place. (D) / No Error (E)
46. He went to the cinema hall (A) / to accompany his friends (B) / even if
he had
(C) / seen the movie earlier. (D) / No Error (E)
47. The CEO of the company (A) / had gone abroad (B) / on an official visit
(C) /
but she is come back now. (D) / No Error (E)

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48. His son has make (A) / much progress in life (B) / owing to his (C) /
hard work
and determination. (D) / No Error (E)
49. Since I had bought (A) / quite a few items (B) / the store keeper smiles
(C) / and
gave me a discount. (D) / No Error (E)
50. The former superstar recently (A) / visit an orphanage, (B) / fuelling
speculation that (C) / she was planning to adopt a child. (D) / No Error (E)
51. The administration has conclusive (A) / that it is re- tailers who are
(B) /
responsible for upsetting (C) / the city’s household budget. (D) / No Error
(E)
52. The majority of the population believes (A) / that the stock market is
recovered
(B) / and that it is the (C) / right time to buy shares. (D) / No Error (E)
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53. As our economy is (A) / experiencing a recession, banks (B) / have
became (C) /
increasingly risk-averse. (D) / No Error (E)
54. For the last six months (A) / Seema has been asking them (B) / to
refund the
money (C) / there is been no action. (D) / No Error (E)
55. Our company was recently (A) / award the contract (B) / to construct
two
56. Can you explain why (A) / you were late this morning (B) / when we
had to
make (C) / such an important presentation ? (D) / No Error (E)
57. In order to (A) / attract tourists many (B) / hotels have been offered (C)
/
attractive deals and discounts. (D) / No Error (E)

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58. Arun’s father has been ill (A) / since last year and Arun (B) / has spend
his
entire (C) / savings on his treatment. (D) / No Error (E)
59. Handicraft exports have an increase (A) / in the past year (B) / because
of the
innovative steps (C) / taken by the government. (D) / No Error (E)
60. I would advise you (A) / to invest in our company (B) / stock although
last year
(C) / our profits decline. (D) / No Error (E)
61. The superstar reveal that (A) / he had been turning (B) / the
controversial
security measures into (C) / a public relations opportunity. (D) / No
Error (E)
62. The employee was (A) / asked to leave her job (B) / as she was
not (C) /

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performing well. (D) / No Error (E)
Find out the correct Antonyms
1. Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the underlined word.
My energy (waned) to see my college team performing poorly in the match.
A. Grew (b) Declined (c) Abated (d) Dimmed
2. She is a (veteran) journalist known for her powerful writing style. (24
July, 2023)
B.

3. Clear (24 July, 2023)


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Novice (b) Conditioned (c) Renowned (d) Creviced

(a) Clean (b) Untidy (c) Opaque (d) Mess


4. Choose the ANTONYM of the word (‘fetish’) in the given sentence.
Shilpi has a fixed indifference and obsession towards problems in life.
(24
July, 2023)

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(a) Obsession (b) Problems (c) Indifference (d) Fixed
5. Henry is so (servile) that other people take advantage of him. (24
July,
2023)
(a) Sheepish (b) Arrogant (c) Bickering (d) Cunning
6. Her dog can climb (under) the fence.
(a) Beneath (b) Over (c) Sink (d) Behind
7. Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the word (‘Optimistic’) from
the given sentence.
After the incident, Radha prepared herself to stay
positive even in gloomy days. (14 July, 2023)
A. Incident (b) Stay (c) Positive (d) Gloomy
8. Mr. Khanna is quite (callous) towards the victims of the earthquake. (14
July, 2023)

English Test
B. Undiplomatic (b) Rationalistic (c) Unsympathetic (d) Sympathetic
9. The thief was caught with a (spurious) Picasso painting. (14 July, 2023)
C. Sloped (b) Stolen (c) Fake (d) Authentic
10. The gradual (curtail) in the expenditures made them tensed. (14 July,
2023)
(a) Indent (b)Insinuate (c) Increase (d) Innate
[Link] has been a (staunch) ally of the United States. (14 July, 2023)
A. Confused (b) Careless (c) Unsteady (d) Resolute
12. The Emperor was considered as a (wicked) man. (14 July, 2023)
B. Virtuous (b)Vile (c) Savage (d) Fierce
13.(Derision) (14 July, 2023)
C. Termination (b) Admiration (c) Disintegration (d) Emigration
[Link] there any portal to (redeem) these coupons that I have collected from
the store? (17 July, 2023)
D.
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Forsake (b) Deplore (c) Embezzle (d) Forfeit
15. (Gullible) (17 July, 2023)
(a) Credulous (b) Simple (c) Cynical (d) Pliant
[Link] presented a (lucid) account of her achievements before the
committee. (17 July, 2023)
A. Ambiguous (b) Orderly (c) Intelligible (d) Transparent
[Link] regards himself as a (patriot). (17 July, 2023)
B.

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Dutiful (b) Nationalist (c) Traitor (d) Loyal
[Link] the most appropriate ANTONYM of the word (‘Traitor’) from the
given sentence.
People should vote for honest and loyal leaders not for
betrayer and defender. (17 July, 2023)
(a) Betrayer (b) Honest (c) Loyal (d) Defender

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