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Solutions S1. Ans.(a) Sol. Replace economical with economic because economical mean inexpensive or cheap, which is not appropriate according to the meaning of the sentence. S2. Ans.(b) Sol.

2 Solutions S1. Ans.(a) Sol. Replace economical with economic because economical mean inexpensive or cheap, which is not appropriate according to the meaning of the sentence. S2. Ans.(b) Sol. Replace founded with found. Found means discovered/ seen and founded means established. S3. Ans.(c) Sol. Replace are with have been because the rule is that since /for+point of time/period of time requires the perfect progressive tense. S4. Ans.(e) S5. Ans.(d) Sol. Part d of the sentence is in the passive form, so we should replace carrying with being carried. [S + is/are/am + being + v3] S6. Ans.(d) Sol. Remove that of because of noun with s(opponent s) is enough to convey the meaning. S7. Ans.(b) Sol. Use of in place of from. S8. Ans.(b) Sol. Use occur in place of occurs. Two vowel sounds is plural and plural subject always takes the plural verb and a singular subject, singular verb. S9. Ans.(c) Sol. Replace bent with bend because after such words -make, bid, hear, notice, let, help, etc. the first form of verb is used. S10. Ans.(e). S11. Ans.(a) Sol. Use of after worthy [ Worthy is always followed by of. E.g. You are not worthy of praise.] 2 Adda247 No. 1 APP for Banking & SSC Preparation

3 S12. Ans.(d) Sol. Use in in place of with. [ Invest is always followed by in. I must invest in this lucrative business.] S13. Ans.(b) Sol. Use any in place of no. [Error of double negatives] S14. Ans.(b) Sol. Remove of. Both is followed by a noun with of. But in case of a pronoun, we always use both of. E.g. Both the boys are my friends. Both of us good friends. S15. Ans.(b) Sol. Remove as such, because as such normally refers to a noun preceding it and not to a sentence or a phrase. E.g. He was the leader and as such was required to make a decision. S16. Ans.(c) Sol. Use have in place of are to give it an active voice construction. S17. Ans.(b) Sol. Use over in place of on S18. Ans.(d) Sol. Use China s in place of Chinese. S19. Ans.(c) Sol. Use tasks in place of task. [Among + Plural Noun] S20. Ans.(d) Sol. Use compensation in place of compensating. S21. Ans.(b) Sol. Use plan in place of plans, because it refers here to a certain plain. S22. Ans.(a) Sol. Use who are, in place of who have. S23. Ans.(c) Sol. Use that they were not, because the word following it (conscious) is an adjective. 3 Adda247 No. 1 APP for Banking & SSC Preparation

S24. Ans.(d) Sol. Use of after because. S25. Ans.(b) Sol. Use excellent in place of excellence. [Adjective + None] S26. Ans.(c) Sol. Use to grow in place of on growth. or (replace at with by ) S27.

4 S24. Ans.(d) Sol. Use of after because. S25. Ans.(b) Sol. Use excellent in place of excellence. [Adjective + None] S26. Ans.(c) Sol. Use to grow in place of on growth. or (replace at with by ) S27. Ans.(a) Sol. Remove was. [The doer is given, so keep this part of the sentence in the active voice.] S28. Ans.(d) Sol. Use double in place of doubled. S29. Ans.(c) Sol. Either remove of or use a number of in place of numerous of. [Numerous + Plural Noun] S30. Ans.(b) Sol. Use for in place of in. [Clearance (when it means among ) + for] S31. Ans.(c) Sol. Use has in place of have. [Subject (Decision) is singular] S32. Ans.(c) Sol. Use are in place of will be. [Ensure + that + Simple Present] S33. Ans.(e). S34. Ans.(b) Sol. Use arrived in place of arrive. S35. Ans.(d) Sol. Use they lack resources in place of it lacks resources. S36. Ans.(b) Sol. Use have lent in place of has lend. [Has/Have + V3] 4 Adda247 No. 1 APP for Banking & SSC Preparation

5 S37. Ans.(c) Sol. Remove have. S38. Ans.(b) Sol. Remove be after should. S39. Ans.(d) Sol. Use far from in place of far off. S40. Ans.(a) Sol. Use deliberate in place of deliberately. [Adjective/Adverb + Noun] S41. Ans.(d) Sol. Replace patient in the place of patiently. S42. Ans.(c) Sol. Who had been working abroad. S43. Ans.(d) Sol. Whatever they had collected. Past perfect tense is needed here. S44. Ans.(e) S45. Ans.(c) Sol. Replace for in place of with. S46. Ans.(b) Sol. Her it will be proper to use Present Perfect/Simple Past to indicate completed activities in the immediate past. Hence, A large number of workers of the factory have recommended/recommended will be the correct usage. S47. Ans.(d) Sol. Here it will be proper to use greatest leaders of all the time. All the time means: during the whole of particular period of time. S48. Ans.(e) S49. Ans.(c) Sol. Here which of the two students shows singular sense and it will take singular Verb. Hence, was responsible for should be used. 5 Adda247 No. 1 APP for Banking & SSC Preparation

S50. Ans.(a) Sol. She was taken by surprise will be the correct usage. It is improper to use with here. S51. Ans.(b) Sol. at the helm of affairs, the appointment points to S52. Ans.(d) Sol.

6 S50. Ans.(a) Sol. She was taken by surprise will be the correct usage. It is improper to use with here. S51. Ans.(b) Sol. at the helm of affairs, the appointment points to S52. Ans.(d) Sol. the second large producer in the world S53. Ans.(c) Sol. to drive home the message, that the poor S54. Ans.(c) Sol. enjoys a rather conducive combination of S55. Ans.(b) Sol. Smart Cities and Digital India give room S56. Ans.(c) Sol. wherein corporates are over -leveraged S57. Ans.(c) Sol. is the real danger of a steady erosion of popular legitimacy for S58. Ans.(a) Sol. Reshuffling cabinets have turned out to S59. Ans.(c) Sol. was based on a principle of stopping S60. Ans.(e) S61. Ans.(d) Sol. to future inefficiencies in the economy. S62. Ans.(b) Sol. where the habit of exploiting traditional loyalties S63. Ans.(a) Sol. The court chose to render ineffective 6 Adda247 No. 1 APP for Banking & SSC Preparation

S64. Ans.(b) Sol. wondered whether the court would firmly stand on the side S65. Ans.(a) Sol. In a mature democracy, conformist judiciaries are not S66. Ans.(a) Sol. In the absence of the required talent pool S67.

7 S64. Ans.(b) Sol. wondered whether the court would firmly stand on the side S65. Ans.(a) Sol. In a mature democracy, conformist judiciaries are not S66. Ans.(a) Sol. In the absence of the required talent pool S67. Ans.(a) Sol. Though we have had many women in important S68. Ans.(b) Sol. not yet gained speed S69. Ans.(c) Sol. states to keep out the S70. Ans.(b) Sol. remote town in Kazakhstan also coerced me to think S71. Ans.(d) Sol. interfere or peep into it. S72. Ans.(e) Sol. no error S73. Ans.(d) Sol. and amicable resolution of disputes. S74. Ans.(b) Sol. Water Disputes Tribunals have been in existence for over 26 and 30 years, S75. Ans.(d) Sol. prone to infectious disease and parasite attacks. S76. Ans.(a) Sol. A common belief, even among economists, is S77. Ans.(b) Sol. government that imposes lower taxes and regulations 7 Adda247 No. 1 APP for Banking & SSC Preparation

8 S78. Ans.(c) Sol. there is less reliance on the government S79. Ans.(c) Sol. military diplomacy, India has offered it to several friendly S80. Ans.(d) Sol. that are essential to achieve this objective Case of not only but also -When but is included you can either add also (or its alternatives) or not; both forms are common and standard. Hence the parentheses in but (also), which could also be written as (but) also, since but sometimes doesn t appear either. For example- Rowers not only face backward, they race backward. The last example, from the New Yorker, is effective because of its succinctness and punchy rhythm. Adding but would impair it, while adding also would do little or nothing to improve it. Doing without but or also tends to reduce formality, or to reduce stiffness in formal prose, and can benefit short and straightforward constructions. For example - The street door of the rooming-house was not only unlocked but wide open But (also) can appear by itself, without being preceded by not only: For example - It depends on your point of view, but also on where you live. S81. Ans.(d) Sol. on political correctness S82. Ans.(e) Sol. no error S83. Ans.(d) Sol. of expert members from relevant fields to resolve the dispute amicably S84. Ans.(d) Sol. cause them to suffer greater economic inequality. S85. Ans.(c) Sol. whether the Income Tax authorities have the necessary S86. Ans.(b) Sol. on Sunday has provoked a predictable S87. Ans.(b) Sol. Management Rules, cities and towns are in no position to comply with comply with- to conform to something; to obey guidelines or regulations; to agree to something. 8 Adda247 No. 1 APP for Banking & SSC Preparation

S88. Ans.(b) Sol. as a period when major world economies were engaged S89. Ans.(a) Sol. The Swachh Bharat programme of the Centre has focused too narrowly on S90. Ans.(b) Sol. does not take into consideration the existing S91.

9 S88. Ans.(b) Sol. as a period when major world economies were engaged S89. Ans.(a) Sol. The Swachh Bharat programme of the Centre has focused too narrowly on S90. Ans.(b) Sol. does not take into consideration the existing S91. Ans.(a) Sol. In India, one can accept that because of S92. Ans.(e) S93. Ans.(b) Sol. readily lends itself to the generation of compost S94. Ans.(d) Sol. extreme rainfall events. S95. Ans.(b) Sol. to train medical personnel to handle S96. Ans.(d) Sol. is simply being thrown away. thrown away- to get rid of as worthless or unnecessary S97. Ans.(c) Sol. were engaged in a trade war by S98. Ans.(e) S99. Ans.(c) Sol. but the outdoor spaces in which it is served S100. Ans.(c) Sol. public that all essential movements as well as the 9 Adda247 No. 1 APP for Banking & SSC Preparation

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