I. He is the most __________ of the speakers to address us today.
II. The belief in __________ justice is the essence of his talk.
III. This hall would have been full but for the __________ rain.
IV. Many in the audience have achieved __________ in their respective fields.
Which of the following sequence of words would most appropriately fit the blanks in the sentences given above?
Clinical practitioners __________ integrated mindfulness __________ treatment of __________ host of emotional and behavioral disorders, __________ borderline personality disorder, major depression, chronic pain, eating disorders. Number of such practitioners __________ increased substantially.
“Clinical practitioners have integrated mindfulness in the treatment of a host of emotional and behavioral disorders, such as borderline personality disorder, major depression, chronic pain, and eating disorders. Number of such practitioners has increased substantially.”
Choose the appropriate word from the options given below to complete the following sentence:
The official answered ___________________ that the complaints of the citizens would be looked into.
Which of the following sentence(s) is/are grammatically incorrect?
I. Bats are able to fly in the dark.
II. Bats can fly in the dark.
III. Bats have the ability of flying in the dark, if it does not rain.
IV. Bats cannot fly in the dark if it rains.
V. Bats have the ability for flying in the dark.
Sentence III → “ability of flying” is wrong; it should be “ability to fly.”
Sentence V → “ability for flying” is also wrong; correct is “ability to fly.”
Other sentences are grammatically correct.
solution: I and II are standard uses (verb; idiom “against the run of play”). III can be correct (“run over someone” with a vehicle). “A popular run” is idiomatic for shows/films, not for a book.
Antonyms of “sanity” are “lunacy” and “insanity.”
“Stupidity” is not directly opposite to “sanity”; it refers to lack of intelligence, not mental stability.
“Rationality” means sanity itself.
Sentences (A), (B), and (C) are grammatically incorrect.
(A) should be “He has been sleeping for two hours.”
(B) should be “We went to the movies last night.”
(C) should be “I saw him yesterday.”
(D) is correct as it follows subject–verb agreement.
Mount Everest was first conquered in 1953 by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.
Hence, the correct phrase is “was first scaled.”
$\boxed{\text{Answer: (B) First scaled}}$
The correct preposition with “died” depends on context:
- “Died of” is used for diseases.
- “Died from” is used for injuries or external causes.
Hence, the correct sentence is: “He died from a severe head injury.”
Natural numbers and Integers are not equinumerous since
$\mathbb{Z}$ (integers) is a proper superset of $\mathbb{N}$ (naturals).
All other statements are true.
Solution:
“Patronage” means **support, sponsorship, or backing**, especially in the sense of helping an individual, organization, or activity.
Hence, synonym is **support**.
Solution:
Sentence is in **past tense** (“Did you think”),
so the action that happened **before** that must be in **past perfect tense**.
Correct form: “Did you think you **had seen** me somewhere before?”
Choose the correct preposition:
He was of a charitable disposition, but did not like a number of his relatives trying to live …………….. him without trying to earn their living.
Solution:
Active voice: “A stone struck me on the head.”
→ Subject: A stone
→ Object: me
→ Verb: struck
Passive structure: **Object + was/were + past participle + by + Subject**
✅ Correct passive: “I was struck on the head by a stone.”
Choose the most appropriate word from the options given below to complete the following sentence:
Given the seriousness of the situation that he had to face, his ______________ was impressive.
“Every human being, after the first few days of his life, is a product of two factors: on the one hand, there is his ______ endowment; and on the other hand, there is the effect of environment, including ______.”