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Find out the correctly spelled word. (1 Mark) —
a) independent b) indipendent c) indipendant d) independint

Find the odd one out from the words given below. (1 Mark)
a) alluring 0) ravishing c) ghastly d) charming

Poem - despair - the mood - is that of - of the. In this jumbled sentence, words are given

in the wrong order. When corrected, the sentence begins with (1 Mark)
a) poem b) despair ८) the mood d) of the

She believed that her god is omnipotent.

Which word can be capitalised in the above sentence ? (1 Mark)
a) Believed b) Omnipotent €} God d) None of these

Losing the job was a blessing in disguise for Nihal. What is meant by the idiom

underlined ? (1 Mark)
a) a misfortune b) an unrecognised evil 3
6] something bad resulting in advantage d) Areal ‘opportunity to continue

The teacher called ita day ita once the drama practice ended. What does the idiom ‘call it a day’

mean? (1 Mark)
a) stop doing something b) consider it a good day

८) get disappointed d) feel encouraged

Find the suitable verb form to complete the sentence. (1 Mark)
The women in the neighbourhood very poor.

a) have 0) is c) were d) been

Find the appropriate verb form to fill in the gap. (1 Mark)
∣ waiting for you for an hour.

a) am b) had 6) have been d) would be

Fill in the missing parts of the dialogue given below by choosing answers from the options
given in the bracket.

Jan : Hello Aman, good morning.
Aman : பாட்டி 8000 morning. How are you ?
Jan : 1407 fine, thank you. What about you ?
(and also, unless, can’t, but also, will not be, won’t you ? , would not have, Didn't you ?, if, could)
21) Aman : Thank you, गा not only fine, very happy. (2 Marks)
22) Jan : You got the job you mentioned last week. you ?

Aman : Yes, | did. | have to join on Monday. | need to thank ‏,ناملا‎ specifically. You forced

me to go to the interview, (2 Marks)

23) Jan : No mention please. you try, you will not win, (2 Marks)
24) Aman : Ifyou did not appear then, | got this job. (2 Marks)
25) Jan : But itis still your merit, You will come home in the weekends, you ?

Aman : Yes, | will. Bye, then. | would like to meet you when | am back.
Jan : Sure. Bye. (2 Marks)