Three more Just grammar practice papers with answers

 Test paper 13

1.Fill in each blank with a suitable word

Cattle and livestock are a significant source of methane, a greenhouse gas, and (a) _contributor to global warming. Dung and urine are commonly mixed(b) _for manure in Indian fields. Since India hosts (c)_world’s largest livestock population, as well (d)_significant tracts of degraded land, the findings may have a bearing on nitrogen emission.

2.In the given passage one word is missing in each line. Supply the missing word and write the word that comes before and after it  

                                                                                   Before ...missing word .. after

His company aimed empowered                (eg)                  aimed to       empower

minds  young children. Such events             (a)                

force them to think out the box and              (b)                

push limits in this highly competitive             (c)               

world. The chief guest appreciated initiative   (d )              

 3.Rearrange the jumbled words and phrases to make meaningful sentences

1.a/as many as/including/were/official/forest/injured/six persons

2.into/their/strayed/village/when/leopard/a

3.field/mustard/animal/first/in/spotted/the/was/a

4from/the/youths/and/village/surrounding/ areas/ came/ out /in/ large /numbers



ANSWERS

1(a)a(b)together(c)the(d)as


2       .Before ...missing word.....word  after

    (eg)  aimed      to        empower

 (a) minds    of        young 

(b) out        of           the

     (c )  push    their        limits

     (d)  appreciated the initiative


3

1.As many as six persons including a forest official were injured.

2.When a leopard strayed into their village

3.The animal was first spotted in a mustard field

4.Youths from the village and surrounding areas came out in large       numbers




                                                   TEST PAPER 14

1.Fill in each blank with a suitable word.

Kasparov, world chess champion insisted the inclusion of 16 year old Kramnik(a) _the team for the 1992 Olympiad. In 1995, Kramnik became (b)_youngest world No.1, a record (c)_ was broken by Carlsen. For nearly two decades Carlsen(d)_ a dominant name.


2.EDITING


In the given passage there is an error in each line. Find the error and write the incorrect and the correct word

                                                                                              INCORRECT    CORRECT

Ten of millions of Americans braved                                   (eg) 

Arctic like temperatures in Thursday                                   (a)

as low as 49 degree celsius who                                        (b)

paralysed  the U.S Midwest and were                                 (c)

blamed for 21 deaths. The cold has being                            (d)

blamed in a phenomenon called the                                    (e)

‘Polar Vortex’. It refer to the upper                                        (f)

level jet stream that circulate around                                    (g)

both the poles, keeping a coldest air there .                          (h).




3.Rearrange the given words and phrases into meaningful sentences


1.has/gardening/one/been/hobbies/my /of

2.free of/produce/plants/only/cost/can/oxygen

3.powered/solar energy/my/fully/is/my/garden/by

4.my/love/visit/I/the/that/birds/garden/the


ANSWERS

1.(a)in(b)the(c)that(d)was


2 correct    incorrect

were              was

being           been

In                      on

refer       refers

circulate     circulates

a                    the


3

1.Gardening has been one of my hobbies

  Only plants can produce oxygen free of cost

  My garden is fully powered with solar energy

  I love the birds that visit my garden

 


                                             TEST PAPER 15


 1.Fill in the blanks with appropriate words

Jaidev Bajaj was a man who lived a full life and left a legacy(a) _

Integrity, respect and honesty. He inspired all in(b)_ pursuit of health and wisdom

and taught that ‘when you (c)_ health you have hope, and when you have hope you have everything. He will always(d)_ remembered for his sharp memory, love and Urdu couplets. He will continue to guide and inspire us.


2.Rearrangethe jumbled words and phrases into meaningful sentences


1.do not/without /please/dismantle/machine /the/authorization

2.wait/ spin barrel/stop /to/for/machine/the/of/the

3.Do not/rinse/directly/the machine/with/while/water/cleaning

4from/out/the/socket/plug/pull/the /when/not/in/use/is/machine


3 Omission

In the given passage there is a word missing in each line

Supply the missing word along with the word that comes before and after it


                                                                                        Before missing word  After  

The International Race Walk provides opportunity        (eg) provides an opportunity

for Indians make the qualifying grade for                        (a)

the next Olympics. We identified race walking                 b)

as of the events which could fetch                                  (c)

us a medal the Olympics. Moreover, Asian                      (d)                 

countries like China and Japan are of                             (e)

the top countries race walking. With                                (f)

our athletes competing them, it will                                 (g)

improve their timings. I hope few of them qualify.           (h)




ANSWERS



1.(a)of(b)the(c)have(d)be

2

1.Please do not dismantle the machine without authorization.

2.Wait for the spin barrel of the machine to stop.

3.Do not rinse the machine directly with water while cleaning

4Pull out the plug from the socket when the machine is not in use.


3. Before  missing word  after

    We      have  identified

      As     one       of

      Medal     at   the

      are    some   of

      countries  in  race

      Competing  with them

         hope  a    few


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