Verbal Ability (Practice Test)
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Directions: Identify the part having an error.
Directions: Identify the part having an error.
Directions: Identify the part having an error.
Directions: Identify the part having an error.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: In the following passage there are some blanks which are numbered from 6 to 15. Under the passage these numbers are repeated and against each, four words marked 1 – 4 are given. Select an appropriate word to fill in the blanks.
In the last few years, secularism as developed and practiced in India (6)______ come under attack in (7)______indirect manner. Time was when communalism was openly preached and secularism frontally opposed. The heritage of India’s freedom struggle, the political developments (8)______ the years since independence and the Indian intellectuals’ distaste (9)______ communalism (10)______ made that difficult. Secularism and secular forces are, therefore, now under (11) ______sometimes directly but more often on the basis of new concept of ‘minoritism’. Politically electoral considerations have (12) ______ secular parties (13) ______ treat the minorities as vote-banks and, therefore, (14) ______ encourage, or at least not oppose, the political consolidation of minorities (15) ______ non-pragmatic, non-ideological or even plainly communal grounds.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: In the following passage there are some blanks which are numbered from 6 to 15. Under the passage these numbers are repeated and against each, four words marked 1 – 4 are given. Select an appropriate word to fill in the blanks.
In the last few years, secularism as developed and practiced in India (6)______ come under attack in (7)______indirect manner. Time was when communalism was openly preached and secularism frontally opposed. The heritage of India’s freedom struggle, the political developments (8)______ the years since independence and the Indian intellectuals’ distaste (9)______ communalism (10)______ made that difficult. Secularism and secular forces are, therefore, now under (11) ______sometimes directly but more often on the basis of new concept of ‘minoritism’. Politically electoral considerations have (12) ______ secular parties (13) ______ treat the minorities as vote-banks and, therefore, (14) ______ encourage, or at least not oppose, the political consolidation of minorities (15) ______ non-pragmatic, non-ideological or even plainly communal grounds.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: In the following passage there are some blanks which are numbered from 6 to 15. Under the passage these numbers are repeated and against each, four words marked 1 – 4 are given. Select an appropriate word to fill in the blanks.
In the last few years, secularism as developed and practiced in India (6)______ come under attack in (7)______indirect manner. Time was when communalism was openly preached and secularism frontally opposed. The heritage of India’s freedom struggle, the political developments (8)______ the years since independence and the Indian intellectuals’ distaste (9)______ communalism (10)______ made that difficult. Secularism and secular forces are, therefore, now under (11) ______sometimes directly but more often on the basis of new concept of ‘minoritism’. Politically electoral considerations have (12) ______ secular parties (13) ______ treat the minorities as vote-banks and, therefore, (14) ______ encourage, or at least not oppose, the political consolidation of minorities (15) ______ non-pragmatic, non-ideological or even plainly communal grounds.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: In the following passage there are some blanks which are numbered from 6 to 15. Under the passage these numbers are repeated and against each, four words marked 1 – 4 are given. Select an appropriate word to fill in the blanks.
In the last few years, secularism as developed and practiced in India (6)______ come under attack in (7)______indirect manner. Time was when communalism was openly preached and secularism frontally opposed. The heritage of India’s freedom struggle, the political developments (8)______ the years since independence and the Indian intellectuals’ distaste (9)______ communalism (10)______ made that difficult. Secularism and secular forces are, therefore, now under (11) ______sometimes directly but more often on the basis of new concept of ‘minoritism’. Politically electoral considerations have (12) ______ secular parties (13) ______ treat the minorities as vote-banks and, therefore, (14) ______ encourage, or at least not oppose, the political consolidation of minorities (15) ______ non-pragmatic, non-ideological or even plainly communal grounds.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: In the following passage there are some blanks which are numbered from 6 to 15. Under the passage these numbers are repeated and against each, four words marked 1 – 4 are given. Select an appropriate word to fill in the blanks.
In the last few years, secularism as developed and practiced in India (6)______ come under attack in (7)______indirect manner. Time was when communalism was openly preached and secularism frontally opposed. The heritage of India’s freedom struggle, the political developments (8)______ the years since independence and the Indian intellectuals’ distaste (9)______ communalism (10)______ made that difficult. Secularism and secular forces are, therefore, now under (11) ______sometimes directly but more often on the basis of new concept of ‘minoritism’. Politically electoral considerations have (12) ______ secular parties (13) ______ treat the minorities as vote-banks and, therefore, (14) ______ encourage, or at least not oppose, the political consolidation of minorities (15) ______ non-pragmatic, non-ideological or even plainly communal grounds.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: In the following passage there are some blanks which are numbered from 6 to 15. Under the passage these numbers are repeated and against each, four words marked 1 – 4 are given. Select an appropriate word to fill in the blanks.
In the last few years, secularism as developed and practiced in India (6)______ come under attack in (7)______indirect manner. Time was when communalism was openly preached and secularism frontally opposed. The heritage of India’s freedom struggle, the political developments (8)______ the years since independence and the Indian intellectuals’ distaste (9)______ communalism (10)______ made that difficult. Secularism and secular forces are, therefore, now under (11) ______sometimes directly but more often on the basis of new concept of ‘minoritism’. Politically electoral considerations have (12) ______ secular parties (13) ______ treat the minorities as vote-banks and, therefore, (14) ______ encourage, or at least not oppose, the political consolidation of minorities (15) ______ non-pragmatic, non-ideological or even plainly communal grounds.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: In the following passage there are some blanks which are numbered from 6 to 15. Under the passage these numbers are repeated and against each, four words marked 1 – 4 are given. Select an appropriate word to fill in the blanks.
In the last few years, secularism as developed and practiced in India (6)______ come under attack in (7)______indirect manner. Time was when communalism was openly preached and secularism frontally opposed. The heritage of India’s freedom struggle, the political developments (8)______ the years since independence and the Indian intellectuals’ distaste (9)______ communalism (10)______ made that difficult. Secularism and secular forces are, therefore, now under (11) ______sometimes directly but more often on the basis of new concept of ‘minoritism’. Politically electoral considerations have (12) ______ secular parties (13) ______ treat the minorities as vote-banks and, therefore, (14) ______ encourage, or at least not oppose, the political consolidation of minorities (15) ______ non-pragmatic, non-ideological or even plainly communal grounds.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: In the following passage there are some blanks which are numbered from 6 to 15. Under the passage these numbers are repeated and against each, four words marked 1 – 4 are given. Select an appropriate word to fill in the blanks.
In the last few years, secularism as developed and practiced in India (6)______ come under attack in (7)______indirect manner. Time was when communalism was openly preached and secularism frontally opposed. The heritage of India’s freedom struggle, the political developments (8)______ the years since independence and the Indian intellectuals’ distaste (9)______ communalism (10)______ made that difficult. Secularism and secular forces are, therefore, now under (11) ______sometimes directly but more often on the basis of new concept of ‘minoritism’. Politically electoral considerations have (12) ______ secular parties (13) ______ treat the minorities as vote-banks and, therefore, (14) ______ encourage, or at least not oppose, the political consolidation of minorities (15) ______ non-pragmatic, non-ideological or even plainly communal grounds.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: In the following passage there are some blanks which are numbered from 6 to 15. Under the passage these numbers are repeated and against each, four words marked 1 – 4 are given. Select an appropriate word to fill in the blanks.
In the last few years, secularism as developed and practiced in India (6)______ come under attack in (7)______indirect manner. Time was when communalism was openly preached and secularism frontally opposed. The heritage of India’s freedom struggle, the political developments (8)______ the years since independence and the Indian intellectuals’ distaste (9)______ communalism (10)______ made that difficult. Secularism and secular forces are, therefore, now under (11) ______sometimes directly but more often on the basis of new concept of ‘minoritism’. Politically electoral considerations have (12) ______ secular parties (13) ______ treat the minorities as vote-banks and, therefore, (14) ______ encourage, or at least not oppose, the political consolidation of minorities (15) ______ non-pragmatic, non-ideological or even plainly communal grounds.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: Select the correct word or phrase to complete a grammatical sentence.
A newspaper (1) ______claim to be great until and unless it plays a strong educational role in society. Over the long term Indian newspapers have been performing (2) ______ function, to (3) ______ extent, in areas such as politics and public affairs, the economy, foreign policy business, science and technology, school and higher education, literature, music and sports. However, this (4) ______ role has been performed (5) ______. When the educational function is taken up systematically and (6) ______ by Indian newspapers, exciting results are (7) ______ to follow. Apart from this,(8) ______ function involves socially conscious newspapers (9) ______ hard to trigger agenda building processes to help (10) ______ democratic and progressive outcomes.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: Select the correct word or phrase to complete a grammatical sentence.
A newspaper (1) ______claim to be great until and unless it plays a strong educational role in society. Over the long term Indian newspapers have been performing (2) ______ function, to (3) ______ extent, in areas such as politics and public affairs, the economy, foreign policy business, science and technology, school and higher education, literature, music and sports. However, this (4) ______ role has been performed (5) ______. When the educational function is taken up systematically and (6) ______ by Indian newspapers, exciting results are (7) ______ to follow. Apart from this,(8) ______ function involves socially conscious newspapers (9) ______ hard to trigger agenda building processes to help (10) ______ democratic and progressive outcomes.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: Select the correct word or phrase to complete a grammatical sentence.
A newspaper (1) ______claim to be great until and unless it plays a strong educational role in society. Over the long term Indian newspapers have been performing (2) ______ function, to (3) ______ extent, in areas such as politics and public affairs, the economy, foreign policy business, science and technology, school and higher education, literature, music and sports. However, this (4) ______ role has been performed (5) ______. When the educational function is taken up systematically and (6) ______ by Indian newspapers, exciting results are (7) ______ to follow. Apart from this,(8) ______ function involves socially conscious newspapers (9) ______ hard to trigger agenda building processes to help (10) ______ democratic and progressive outcomes.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: Select the correct word or phrase to complete a grammatical sentence.
A newspaper (1) ______claim to be great until and unless it plays a strong educational role in society. Over the long term Indian newspapers have been performing (2) ______ function, to (3) ______ extent, in areas such as politics and public affairs, the economy, foreign policy business, science and technology, school and higher education, literature, music and sports. However, this (4) ______ role has been performed (5) ______. When the educational function is taken up systematically and (6) ______ by Indian newspapers, exciting results are (7) ______ to follow. Apart from this,(8) ______ function involves socially conscious newspapers (9) ______ hard to trigger agenda building processes to help (10) ______ democratic and progressive outcomes.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: Select the correct word or phrase to complete a grammatical sentence.
A newspaper (1) ______claim to be great until and unless it plays a strong educational role in society. Over the long term Indian newspapers have been performing (2) ______ function, to (3) ______ extent, in areas such as politics and public affairs, the economy, foreign policy business, science and technology, school and higher education, literature, music and sports. However, this (4) ______ role has been performed (5) ______. When the educational function is taken up systematically and (6) ______ by Indian newspapers, exciting results are (7) ______ to follow. Apart from this,(8) ______ function involves socially conscious newspapers (9) ______ hard to trigger agenda building processes to help (10) ______ democratic and progressive outcomes.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: Select the correct word or phrase to complete a grammatical sentence.
A newspaper (1) ______claim to be great until and unless it plays a strong educational role in society. Over the long term Indian newspapers have been performing (2) ______ function, to (3) ______ extent, in areas such as politics and public affairs, the economy, foreign policy business, science and technology, school and higher education, literature, music and sports. However, this (4) ______ role has been performed (5) ______. When the educational function is taken up systematically and (6) ______ by Indian newspapers, exciting results are (7) ______ to follow. Apart from this,(8) ______ function involves socially conscious newspapers (9) ______ hard to trigger agenda building processes to help (10) ______ democratic and progressive outcomes.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: In the following passage there are some blanks which are numbered from 6 to 15. Under the passage these numbers are repeated and against each, four words marked 1 – 4 are given. Select an appropriate word to fill in the blanks.
In the last few years, secularism as developed and practiced in India (6)______ come under attack in (7)______indirect manner. Time was when communalism was openly preached and secularism frontally opposed. The heritage of India’s freedom struggle, the political developments (8)______ the years since independence and the Indian intellectuals’ distaste (9)______ communalism (10)______ made that difficult. Secularism and secular forces are, therefore, now under (11) ______sometimes directly but more often on the basis of new concept of ‘minoritism’. Politically electoral considerations have (12) ______ secular parties (13) ______ treat the minorities as vote-banks and, therefore, (14) ______ encourage, or at least not oppose, the political consolidation of minorities (15) ______ non-pragmatic, non-ideological or even plainly communal grounds.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: Select the correct word or phrase to complete a grammatical sentence.
A newspaper (1) ______claim to be great until and unless it plays a strong educational role in society. Over the long term Indian newspapers have been performing (2) ______ function, to (3) ______ extent, in areas such as politics and public affairs, the economy, foreign policy business, science and technology, school and higher education, literature, music and sports. However, this (4) ______ role has been performed (5) ______. When the educational function is taken up systematically and (6) ______ by Indian newspapers, exciting results are (7) ______ to follow. Apart from this,(8) ______ function involves socially conscious newspapers (9) ______ hard to trigger agenda building processes to help (10) ______ democratic and progressive outcomes.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: Select the correct word or phrase to complete a grammatical sentence.
A newspaper (1) ______claim to be great until and unless it plays a strong educational role in society. Over the long term Indian newspapers have been performing (2) ______ function, to (3) ______ extent, in areas such as politics and public affairs, the economy, foreign policy business, science and technology, school and higher education, literature, music and sports. However, this (4) ______ role has been performed (5) ______. When the educational function is taken up systematically and (6) ______ by Indian newspapers, exciting results are (7) ______ to follow. Apart from this,(8) ______ function involves socially conscious newspapers (9) ______ hard to trigger agenda building processes to help (10) ______ democratic and progressive outcomes.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: Select the correct word or phrase to complete a grammatical sentence.
A newspaper (1) ______claim to be great until and unless it plays a strong educational role in society. Over the long term Indian newspapers have been performing (2) ______ function, to (3) ______ extent, in areas such as politics and public affairs, the economy, foreign policy business, science and technology, school and higher education, literature, music and sports. However, this (4) ______ role has been performed (5) ______. When the educational function is taken up systematically and (6) ______ by Indian newspapers, exciting results are (7) ______ to follow. Apart from this,(8) ______ function involves socially conscious newspapers (9) ______ hard to trigger agenda building processes to help (10) ______ democratic and progressive outcomes.
Directions: Fill in the blank.
Directions: Select the correct word or phrase to complete a grammatical sentence.
A newspaper (1) ______claim to be great until and unless it plays a strong educational role in society. Over the long term Indian newspapers have been performing (2) ______ function, to (3) ______ extent, in areas such as politics and public affairs, the economy, foreign policy business, science and technology, school and higher education, literature, music and sports. However, this (4) ______ role has been performed (5) ______. When the educational function is taken up systematically and (6) ______ by Indian newspapers, exciting results are (7) ______ to follow. Apart from this,(8) ______ function involves socially conscious newspapers (9) ______ hard to trigger agenda building processes to help (10) ______ democratic and progressive outcomes.