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continuous (B) continual (C) continuing (D) continued
16. The workman came back yesterday asking for his
(A) walazy (3) payment (C) income (D) wages
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE (21)
Ansvars tel Exercise 20
Precisi
Geram which are invisible bread and multiply is darkness. Dirt and darkness, in fact, are the parents of disease. To sweep out this, a regular ayaten- of sanitation is necessary. In Latin, sanitation-means health and the object of sanitation is to preserve health of a community, The work of the Sanitation Departosnt is to keep the drainage system we11. It has to see the systematic removal of refuse banider the cleaning of streets. It is to see that the water
~ supply is, kept pure and all the food supplies are
not bad and rotten. The pulling down of insanitary dwellings and the widening of streeks to provide more fresh air is one of its duties, and both the isolation of infectious diseases casos, and the disinfecting of houses are to be carried out by the department too.
Comprehension Is
Comprehension II:
1. No, ha dansatt. 2. Ho, he doesn'te 3. No, ha desen!
4. You, hò doen,
5. Yes, he degë,
6. Tas, he doun.
7. No, he doesn't
8. No, he doesn't.
Exercise 23
Choose the best answer to completa saoh of the following santenosa s
1. The manager told me to draw ............. the contract
before this afternoon so I have to
(1) in
1x (3) on
up (D) by
hurry..
2. We should never fal1 van with them again be oruny
they are all very kind-hearted gentlemen.
(1) in (3) out (C) up (D) down - (E) through
He told us all his plan and was quite sure tha' this time it won't fall ...
(A) down (3) in (C) out (D) through (5) by
The teachers do not like him very much because he always takes their manner.
out (B) up (C) off (D) of (E) through
5. When the young lady heard our sharp remarks ena
was rather put ....ma
(A) up (B) in (C) out (D) down (E) off
The terrible atorn had held us ... for almost
HOOK OF ME should have gone.
(A) about. (B) at (0) up (9) off (8)
down
He is not a very honest man because he always rans his friends", (A) up
(B) through (C) down (D) away
He tried to hide the fact from him and had
secret meeting last night but he turned suddenly when we were talking about hims (A) away (B) U
bok (C), down (D) off....(E)Fin÷
Put all the fire... before you the house."
(4) in (B) out (C) off (D) AWAY (B) through
made him so
appllo (B)apologized (G) apologatio
(1) apology
18. He is a very clever man, de always spende nie
money..s
(A) financially.
(D) meanly
safely (0) economically
19. The hungry lion went out hunting and after he had
caught a deer he.... it greedily.
bevoured (3) devoted (0) devoia
(D) devolved?
20. She had lost her lover and she wanted to ...
all memory of the past.
(A) effect (B) efface (C) effete (D) effort
1. We have went a letter to our aunt inviting her to spend the Easter Holidays with us. We are looking forward to.... har.
(A) sen (B) seeing (C) be seeing (D) have seen
As soon as he saw the policeman,
hous
ran (B) was running (C) had run
(3) sonia Fun (8) Mould have had
into
23. He told us very proudly that if he had not playen
so well, we
(A) would lose (5) would not win
(C) would not have won (D) should never win (E) did not win
we gave him a hearty welcome
(A) After he had arrived.
(3) During his arrival
On his arrival
(D) By his arrival
(E) We prepared
we found our guests wasting there already.
(A) Having entered the house
Entering the house
(C) We entered the house. (D) We entering the house
having entering the no
all the horses ran away» [The door being opened
(B) Openos (0) Being opened (1) The door was opened
(E) The door having been opened
to ask
so we went to ask him. (A) He could only give us help (B) He only could give us help (C) Only could he give us help (D) Gould he only give us help
had he left the house than the explosion
(A) As soon as (3) No later (C) Never sooner (D) No sooner (E) By the time Everyone had finished the piece of work and you
(A) did finish (3) should finish (0) Tinishea (D) had been finished (E) should have finished
30. When he accident occurred, he ..with his
fatack-law for ten yeare,
(A) world (B) was working (C) had been working (D) Bhould work (E) would bave worked
31. To think that it should rain in this dry seasoni
The sentence me and that
it is strange to have rain now,”.
(1) there should be
èone rain
(C) everyone desires to have rain in this dry
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(D) it is impossible to have rain in this dry
season.
32. It is not outside the bounds of ponsibility
he is not unable to resist the temptation. This means day an
(A) it is possible that he is not tempted (B) it is impossible that he is not tempted (C) it goes without saying that he can resist
the temptation
(D) it is absolutely possible that be can't.
resist the temptation
33. What would I not do to make all of you happy!
This means i
(A) I would do nothing to make all of you happy (B) I would not make anyone of you unhappy (C) I would do everything to make all of you
happy
(0) I would not make all of you unhappy
MATHEMATICS (21)
o Proportion and Variation
If two quantities contain respectively x units
and y units of the same kind, wa may say that their ratio is 1 or x1y. The ratio of the two quantities
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is thus a comparison of their magnitudes. The quantitima must of course be of the same kind.
Example 1: If xiy - 413, find the value of the ratioss
+23
(0)
(a)
(b)
Solutions z15 – 413.
Let
подо дод-zero k
Then x=
4k and y = 32
(a) 2x+27 (42) + 2(2) 2013
(3x
27) (3x-
2(32)
3(44)2 + 2(3x)2 - 6612-3
`3(4k)2 - 2(3k)2
(3x2 + 2x2)
(3x2 - 2x2)
- 11
(0) 22 - 2xy + 2x2 (42)2 = 3(46) (216) + 2(31)
(4k)?
(3k) + (4k)(3k) 3(3)
The required ratio is therefore 2 23
Note (1) Two or more quantities of different kinde
cannot be compared. There is no ratio, say, between 12 mile and 2 hr,
called the fate, not ratio)."
what
We may also deduce the ratio of twu homogeneous expressions of the sane degras" in x and y, when the ratio = 1 y in given. Ap is the above example, say (c), we have
3 = + 2)
(−)2 - 3(3) + 2
2. If 12x
102
find the values
for
Solutions Let x *y:
1 then
12x
7xy - 10y
2 (12
O is a homogeneous exp,"
10).
(122+ 7k - 10) -
y2 (3k.
• 2) (4k + 5)
о
3k - 20
Dr 4k
y = 0 or k -
The ratio = * y must be either 2 s3 or -5 4
-0. If y = 0; then x = 0 and the (5-4) unless y ratio x 1 * cannot be determined.
Example 3 If I tym 5 12, find the ratio
(x2 + y3) • (x + y}3
10. His father was too old to work any more so.
took all the business.
(A) away (B) in
in. (C) off. (D) over (E) to
11. It is beyond my ... that he has promised to hosp.
(A) religion (B) faith (C) believe (D) belief
12. It is quite a strange thing that he can think of
such as way of solving the problem.
ingenious (B) ingenuous (C) ingrain Haglorious
34. Can any man by taking thought add an inch to hir
stature?
This means that
(A) to think too much will make one very tired (B) to think too much will make one collapsed
(C) 16" is useless to think all the time
one should be practica
We have
y(133) (343)
y3 182 + 1)
(+1) 3
135 (since y ƒ 0) 343
13. The increase in population... a greater water:
supply
(A) necessary (B) necessity (D) necessitate
(C) necessitous
He ran in hurrieu mau - koppen our game because he thought that the news he got was
(B) monantou (C) molton
(A) momentary
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momentum.
5. It is no wonder that he can be so successful
because he has struggled through with
hard
Oh that you
of thirst.
offer bread to a man who is dying
This means that
(A) you are mean
(B) is is batter to give a man orena vasa to
him water
we should offer our help properly
(D) we should not offer water only, we shoula
offer both bread, and water
Proportion If we take four quantition a, b. O, such that asb - oid i.e. a
•
*
a
quantities are
said to be in proportion, and d is said to be the fourth proportional to a, b, c. The first and fourth quantities are called the extremes, the second and third are called the means.