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

At sea everything that (A) breaks the (B) monotony of the surrounding (C) expanse (D) attract attention (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. On one (A) occasion, a Gurkha chief (B) boldly asserted that one of his men (C) can kill a tiger (D) single-handedly(E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. (A) An Arab once lost his way in (B) the desert, and was in danger (C) of dying (D) with hunger and thirst. (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. (A) But for his own (B) confession, the crime (C) could not scarcely have (D) been brought home to him (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. He was the (A) most learned of the (B) judges (C) who lived (D) in Rome at that time (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. According to the political (A) analysts the attack (B) on Syria, though (C) delayed for the time being, seems (D) eminent in near future (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. China has no (A) organized religion but (B) practices the natural (C)''dharma'' of love, (D) compassion and non violence (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. All vehicles in China (A) move in respective (B) lane at moderate speed with no (C) honking though the country has (D )more population than India (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. As I slipped, not only the bags I (A) was carrying rolled down, (B) but from one came (C) out my articles and (D) spilled on the floor below (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. Being (A) elder, I struggled to keep pace (B) with him, so he (C) stepped back and took my (D) heavily loaded bag (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. The alacrity with which almost all major countries (A) endorsed the UN resolution on Syria, (B) is an indication of how (C) little stomach any of them (D) have for conflict (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. Last month (A) the Petroleum ministry (B) has recommended that DBT (C) be rolled out in a phased manner (D) by March 2014 (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. If the (A) interlocutors' suggestions (B) were implemented in Kashmir, a (C) beginning could (D) have been made (E).

Directions: Identify the error in the following sentence and mark the correct option. Option E means 'no error' in the sentence. For an economy that (A) is struggling to (B) scramble out of a crippling slowdown, the latest industrial output data (C) come as (D) a pleasant surprise (E).

The audience (A) both felt pride and (B) satisfaction when the announcement (C) was made that the chief guest (D) had arrived (E).