Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

Swami Dayanand (A) fiercely (B) criticised child marriage, (C) cast system and (D) idolatry (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

Many of us often (A) violate our sense of right and wrong, (B) stunting the growth of our higher life, and (C) embitter the existence of many of those who depend (D) on us (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

It is (A) an irony that in a (B) prosperous state like Kerala, the Muslim groups (C) demand that underage women (D) should be allowed to marry (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

In Haryana, a man and (A) woman who (B) marry without community permission are (C) hunted down and their heads (D) are cleaved form their bodies (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

The police (A) has not been able to (B) collect the evidence (C) against the criminal to (D) present in the court even after two months (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error'.

India is changing, but it (A) is changing (B) more too slowly; its cultural (C) sloth is holding (D) back its economic and social progress (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

If the Indian races (A) did not benefit by the contact of men with (B) stronger powers. They would never have been able (C) to reassert themselves forcefully as they (D) do now (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

Ranade (A) has suggested that the (B) invasions by Muslims led to learning and benefit, a (C) fusion of thoughts, (D) practises and ideas (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

India of 2013, despite a great (A) economic leap (B) into the modern age, remains in a (C) sedative (D) haze many centuries old (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

The steps taken by the State govt. (A) to curb the fury of Phailin (B) provide an illustration of how our country can triumph (C) over adversity by simply not giving (D) away (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

Swami Dayanand (A) deplored that the mind of Hindu society (B) was trapped in a house whose weaknesses could not (C) be whitewashed or plastered (D) over any longer (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

The main problem of national disharmony (A) is that all the communities are wanting (B) in the exercise of virtues necessary for (C) civic life and respect for (D) each other (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

Malala has (A) become a (B) celebrity and there (C) were expectations that she (D) will get the Nobel Peace Prize of the year (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error'.

I don't claim to (A) know Rajasthan (B) intimately, but its people, colours, forts, animals and sheer (C) grandeur (D) is a photographer's delight (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the sentence and mark the correct choice. Choice E means 'no error'.

The Nobel Peace Prize must (A) go only to organisations/someone who (B) have a body of work to show for a considerable period of time and evidence of (C) having made a contribution (D) to world peace (E).