Directions: Read the given passage carefully and answer the following question.

Once, a beggar found a wallet on the road. He opened the wallet and found that there were one hundred gold coins in it. Just then, the beggar heard the cries of a merchant saying, "I have lost my wallet. Whosoever finds it and gives it to me, he will be given a reward.” The beggar was very honest. Handing over the wallet to the merchant, he said, "Will you give me the reward?" "Reward!' said the merchant, counting the coins, "This wallet had 200 gold coins. You have stolen half the coins. Now, you are asking for a reward. Be off or I will call the police.” The beggar could not bear the insulting words and said, "I have not stolen anything. I am ready to go to the court." In the court, the judge listened to both of them and said, "I trust both of you. I shall do justice. Merchant, you say that there were 200 gold coins in the wallet but the wallet which the beggar found had only 100 coins. This means that this wallet is not yours. Since there is no claimant to this wallet, I shall deposit half the coins to the treasury and half will be given to the beggar." The dishonest merchant could do nothing but lick his own feet. Now, he could not claim the wallet. The beggar got the reward for his honesty.

After the beggar had counted the gold coins, he heard the cries of

Directions: Read the given passage carefully and answer the following question.

Once, a beggar found a wallet on the road. He opened the wallet and found that there were one hundred gold coins in it. Just then, the beggar heard the cries of a merchant saying, "I have lost my wallet. Whosoever finds it and gives it to me, he will be given a reward.” The beggar was very honest. Handing on the wallet to the merchant, he said, "Will you give me the reward?" "Reward!' said the merchant, counting the coins, "This wallet had 200 gold coins. You have stolen half the coins. Now, you are asking for reward. Be off or I will call the police.” The beggar could not bear the insulting words and said, "I have not stolen anything. I am ready to go to the court." In the court, the judge listened to both of them and said, "I trust both of you. I shall do justice. Merchant, you say that there were 200 gold coins in the wallet but the wallet which the beggar found had only 100 coins. This means that this wallet is not yours. Since there is no claimant to this wallet, I shall deposit half the coins to the treasury and half will be given to the beggar." The dishonest merchant could do nothing but lick his own feet. Now, he could not claim the wallet. The beggar got the reward for his honesty.

What was the reaction of the merchant when the beggar asked for the reward?

Directions: Read the given passage carefully and answer the following question.

Once, a beggar found a wallet on the road. He opened the wallet and found that there were one hundred gold coins in it. Just then, the beggar heard the cries of a merchant saying, "I have lost my wallet. Whosoever finds it and gives it to me, he will be given a reward.” The beggar was very honest. Handing over the wallet to the merchant, he said, "Will you give me the reward?" "Reward!' said the merchant, counting the coins, "This wallet had 200 gold coins. You have stolen half the coins. Now, you are asking for a reward. Be off or I will call the police.” The beggar could not bear the insulting words and said, "I have not stolen anything. I am ready to go to the court." In the court, the judge listened to both of them and said, "I trust both of you. I shall do justice. Merchant, you say that there were 200 gold coins in the wallet but the wallet which the beggar found had only 100 coins. This means that this wallet is not yours. Since there is no claimant to this wallet, I shall deposit half the coins to the treasury and half will be given to the beggar." The dishonest merchant could do nothing but lick his own feet. Now, he could not claim the wallet. The beggar got the reward for his honesty.

What did the beggar choose to do on being called a thief?

Directions: Read the given passage carefully and answer the following question.

Once, a beggar found a wallet on the road. He opened the wallet and found that there were one hundred gold coins in it. Just then, the beggar heard the cries of a merchant saying, "I have lost my wallet. Whosoever finds it and gives it to me, he will be given a reward.” The beggar was very honest. Handing over the wallet to the merchant, he said, "Will you give me the reward?" "Reward!' said the merchant, counting the coins, "This wallet had 200 gold coins. You have stolen half the coins. Now, you are asking for a reward. Be off or I will call the police.” The beggar could not bear the insulting words and said, "I have not stolen anything. I am ready to go to the court." In the court, the judge listened to both of them and said, "I trust both of you. I shall do justice. Merchant, you say that there were 200 gold coins in the wallet but the wallet which the beggar found had only 100 coins. This means that this wallet is not yours. Since there is no claimant to this wallet, I shall deposit half the coins to the treasury and half will be given to the beggar." The dishonest merchant could do nothing but lick his own feet. Now, he could not claim the wallet. The beggar got the reward for his honesty.

The judgment was passed in whose favour?

Directions: Read the given passage carefully and answer the following question.

Once, a beggar found a wallet on the road. He opened the wallet and found that there were one hundred gold coins in it. Just then, the beggar heard the cries of a merchant saying, "I have lost my wallet. Whosoever finds it and gives it to me, he will be given a reward.” The beggar was very honest. Handing over the wallet to the merchant, he said, "Will you give me the reward?" "Reward!' said the merchant, counting the coins, "This wallet had 200 gold coins. You have stolen half the coins. Now, you are asking for a reward. Be off or I will call the police.” The beggar could not bear the insulting words and said, "I have not stolen anything. I am ready to go to the court." In the court, the judge listened to both of them and said, "I trust both of you. I shall do justice. Merchant, you say that there were 200 gold coins in the wallet but the wallet which the beggar found had only 100 coins. This means that this wallet is not yours. Since there is no claimant to this wallet, I shall deposit half the coins to the treasury and half will be given to the beggar." The dishonest merchant could do nothing but lick his own feet. Now, he could not claim the wallet. The beggar got the reward for his honesty.

Which word in the passage is similar in meaning to the word corrupt?

Directions: Choose the best option to complete the relationship.

Stable is to Horse as Fish is to _______.

Directions: Choose the best option to complete the relationship.

Water is to River as Lava is to ______.

Directions: Choose the best option to complete the relationship.

Petals are to Flower as ______ are to Book.

Directions: Choose the one word substitution for the given phrase.

A place where fruit trees are grown

Directions: Choose the one word substitution for the given phrase.

A place where bricks are made

Directions: Choose the one word substitution for the given phrase.

A place where no plants grow

Directions: Identify the type of the given sentence.

The accused has not given his statement in writing.

Directions: Identify the noun in the given sentence.

He has a white cat with a small tail.

Directions: Identify the noun in the given sentence.

We went to Haridwar last Monday.

Directions: Identify the adjective in the given sentence.

A small kid was begging.

Directions: Identify the adjective in the given sentence.

Your younger brother is very intelligent.

What is the past participle form (v³) of 'break'?

What is the past form (v²) of 'see'?

In the given sentences, which pronoun will replace 'cat' in the second sentence? Statements: (a) The colour of the cat is black. (b) The cat has a long tail.

In the given sentences, which pronoun will replace 'teacher' in the second sentence?

Statements: (a) The teacher wanted to complete the lesson. (b) The teacher extended the class by one hour.

Directions: Fill in the correct adjective in the given sentence.

We had ______ water for the day.

Directions: Fill in the correct adverb in the given sentence.

Glassware should be handled _________.

Directions: Fill in the blank with the correct preposition.

The students have been preparing for the examination ______ many days.

Directions: Fill in the blank with the correct preposition.

Last night, I met your friend ____ the concert.

Which one of the following options joins the two sentences given below correctly?

(a) The mice will play. (b) The cat is away.

Which one of the following options joins the two sentences given below correctly?

(a) The child was weeping. (b) The mother had scolded him.

Which one of the following options joins the two sentences given below correctly?

(a) I checked the room. (b) There was no one inside it.

Directions: Choose the best option to complete the given sentence.

She has found her bag but _____ bag is lost.

Directions: Choose the tense of the given sentence.

We are going home.

Directions: Choose the part of the sentence that contains an error.

Directions: Choose the part of the sentence that contains an error.

Directions: Choose the part of the sentence that contains an error.

Directions: Choose the part of the sentence that contains an error.

Directions: Fill the blanks I, II, III and IV using the phrases P, Q, R and S to make a meaningful story. Diwali is a festival of the Hindus. It is celebrated __I__ the country. It is the __II__ of lights. People say that we celebrate Diwali because on that day God Ram returned from Lanka and the people of Ayodhya welcomed him by lighting __III. Diwali is a symbol of the victory of good __IV____.

P. over evil Q. all over R. festival S. small lamps

Directions: Fill the blanks I, II, III and IV using the phrases P, Q, R and S to make a meaningful story.

There lived an old farmer. He had four sons, who were very lazy. He wanted __I. But the lazy sons did not care for his advice. One day, the farmer fell ill. He was on his death bed. He called his sons and said, "I have buried a treasure __II__. But I do not remember the exact place. Dig it out after my death." After the death of their father, they went to the field. They dug it from end to end. But they found no treasure. _III. In the meantime, an old man passed that way. He understood what their father had meant. He advised them to sow seeds. They acted upon his advice and reaped a rich harvest. They became rich and thus, learnt _IV___.

P. the value of hard work Q. to teach them the value of hard work R. They became sad S. in my field

Directions: Rearrange the words/phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

(a) the child (b) my pen (c) broken (d) has.

Directions: Rearrange the words/phrases to form a meaningful sentence.

(a) the snake (b) killed (c) has (d) the peacock.

Directions: Rearrange the letters to form a meaningful word.

Srewolf

Directions: Rearrange the letters to form a meaningful word.

Labersour

Directions: Choose the correct spelling of the word given below.

Quastion

Directions: Choose the correct spelling of the word given below.

Chuse

Directions: Choose the correct spelling of the word given below.

Korrect

Directions: Find the synonym of the given word.

View

Directions: Find the synonym of the given word.

Buy

Directions: Find the synonym of the given word.

Quarrel

Directions: Find the synonym of the given word.

Waste

Directions: Choose the odd one out.

Directions: Choose the odd one out.

Directions: Choose the odd one out.