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Skill Test Class X Standard
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1. Fill in the blanks:
Although I was ______
of his plans. I encouraged him. because there was no one else was willing to
help.
a) Skeptical b) Remorseful c) Fearful d) Excited.
2. You have no business to ____ pain on a weak and poor person.
a) inflict b) put c) direct d) Force
3. Her uncle died in a car accident. He was
quite rich. She suddenly _____ all her uncle's money
a) succeeded
b) caught c) gave d) inherited
4. There was a major accident. The plane
crashed. The pilot____ did not see the
tower.
a) Likely b) Probably c) Scarcely d)
Hurriedly
5. The car we were travelling in ____ a mile
from home.
a) broke off b)
broke down c) broke into d) broke up
6. What are you ______ in the kitchen
cupboard?
a) Looking in b) Looking on c) Looking to d) looking for
7. I did not see the point of ______ waiting
for them, so I wen home.
a) hanging around
b) hang on
c) hang together
d) Hanging up
8. He lost confidence and ____ of the deal at
the last minute.
a) Backed out
b) Backed on
c) Backed down
d) Backed onto
9. Spotting Error; ( Find the Error in the
following sentence, tick the one in which you find the error , if no error tick
D)
a) A.
Whenever a person lost anything b) B. the poor folk around
c) C. are suspected. d) D. No error
10. Spotting Error; ( Find the Error in the
following sentence, tick the one in which you find the error , if no error tick
D)
a) As I entered the famous
gallery ( A ) b) My
attention was at once drawn ( B )
c) To the large sculpture in the
corner. ( C ) d) No error . (
D)
11. Comprehension :
When we talk of
education in our present age, we think largely in terms of schools and
colleges. The man who is well-to-do
spends money in sending his son to foreign lands, in the belief that some wonderful
process will take place there transforming a dull fellow into a genius. Yet the products of expensive schools and
universities often fail to make good. On the other hand, the poor man who has
struggled against adversity often earns the highest honour. The fact is that the true background of early
education is the home. The home, the
influence of the mother, the inspiring examples that are held before the child
at an age while he is impressionable, are the true groundwork of character.
According to the
passage, who helps in our character building?
a) A foreign university b) A well-to- do man
c) Examples that inspire d) A man who has earned honour
12. The proper background of early education
is_____
a) A school b) A college
c) A religious institution d) The home
13. From the passage, we get an impression
that the highest honour is earned by___
a) a man who has received education
in a foreign country
b) a man who has struggled against
adversity.
c) A man who has seen prosperity
alone
d) The son of a prosperous man.
14. A well- to- do man sends his son to foreign lands ____
a) because it is the fashion of the
day
b) in the belief that his dull son
will be transformed into a genius
c) so that the son may learn the
customs of those countries
d) In order to make his son familiar
with the persons and places of those countries
15. The expression " the products of
expensive schools and universities often
fail to make good : means__
a) they fail to make a mark in life b) they fail to become intelligent
c) They fail to earn proper living d) They do not earn good reputation
16. Antonyms:
He is a man of
EXTRAVAGANT habits.
a) Sensible b) Careful c) Economical d) Balanced
17. Antonyms:
They employ only
DILIGENT Workers.
a) Unskilled b) Lazy c) careless d) idle
18. Antonyms:
His success in the
preliminary examination made him COMPLACENT.
a) Discontented
b) Self- satisfied c) Curious d) Militant
19. Antonyms:
In this competition, he
has become the VICTOR.
a) Beaten
b) Frustrated c) Disappointed d) Vanquished
20. Antonyms:
His behaviour at social
gathering is LAUDABLE
a) Condemnable b) Impolite
c) Unpleasant d) Repulsive
21. SYNONYMS:
Teaching in universities
is now considered a LUCRATIVE job.
a) Risky b) Profitable c)
Honourable d) Undignified
22. SYNONYMS:
The policeman kept on
questioning the criminal but failed to ELICIT the truth.
a) Evoke b) Wrest c) Obtain d) Extort
23. SYNONYMS:
Very few people are
IMPERVIOUS to criticism
a) Impenetrable
b) unaffected c) unstoppable d)
unmindful
24. SYNONYMS:
The students took
COPIOUS notes during the lecture delivered by the visiting professor
a) Extensive b)
Exhaustive c) Bounteous d)
Abounding
25. SYNONYMS:
After weeks of FRENETIC
activity, the ground was ready for the big match .
a) Strenuous b) Hurried c) Excited d) Hectic
Answers:
Q.No
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Answer
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1
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A
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21
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B
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2
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A
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22
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C
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3
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D
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23
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A
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4
|
B
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24
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B
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5
|
B
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25
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D
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6
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D
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7
|
A
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8
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A
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9
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C
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10
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D
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11
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C
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12
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D
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13
|
B
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14
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B
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15
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A
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16
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C
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17
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C
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18
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C
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19
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A
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20
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A
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