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Kerala PSC English Grammar Book Study Materials 1 Page 195
Book's First PageIMPROVEMENT OF SENTENCES 212. We are credibly informed that the 217. An author in the reign of Queen 223. Foreigners often come across murderer has given himself up. Anne who was famous lived in a with serious difficulties in study- (1) We are informed that the cottage. ing English. murderer has credibly given (1) An author in the reign, who (1) have to come across with himself up. was famous, of Queen Anne (2) come cross with (2) We are informed that the mur- lived in a cottage (3) come across derer has given credibly him- (2) In the reign of Queen Anne, (4) No improvement self up. an author lived in a cottage, who was famous 224. He work hard will succeed. (3) We are informed that credi- (1) who will work hard (3) An author who was famous in bly the murderer has given up the reign of Queen Anne, lived (2) who will be working hard himself. in a cottage (3) who works hard (4) No improvement (4) No improvement (4) No improvement 213. We generally select one of the 218. In the absence of your support, 225. It is high time you started revis- most intelligent student of the he would have lost the election. ing your lessons. school for this award. (1) Lacking your support, he (1) start (2) had started (1) one of the most intelligent stu- would have lost the election dents of the school (3) will start (4) No improvement (2) But for your support, he (2) one of the intelligent most stu- would have lost the election Directions (226–230) : In the fol- dents of the school (3) He would have lost the lowing questions, a part of the sentence election if yo u had not is printed in bold. Below are given al- (3) one of the intelligent most stu- supported him. ternatives to the bold part at (1), (2) dent of the school (4) No improvement and (3) which may improve the sen- (4) No improvement tence. Choose the correct alternative. 214. My friend lives in a nearby street 219. My uncle is enough rich to buy a car. In case no improvement is needed whose name I have forgotten. your answer is (4). (1) My uncle is rich enough to buy (1) the name of which (FCI Assistant Grade-II a car (2) which name (2) My uncle is richer enough to Exam. 22.01.2012) (3) of which name by a car 226. Officials were asked to examine (4) No improvement (3) My uncle is enough richer to the likelihood of providing bank- 215. He both won a medal and a schol- buy a car ing facilities in the area. arship. (4) No improvement (1) probability (1) He won a medal and a schol- 220. Walking along the road, an old (2) possibility arship both. man ran over the lorry. (3) profit (2) Both he won a medal and a (1) Walking along the road, an old (4) No improvement scholarship. man ran behind the lorry 227. The shortage of fuel has (3) He won both a medal and a (2) Running along the road, the obstacled interstate transporta- lorry ran over an old man scholarship. tion. (3) The lorry ran over an old man (4) No improvement (1) facilitated walking along the road Directions (216 – 220) : In the (4) No improvement (2) hampered following questions, a sentence in Directions (221–225) : In the (3) burdened bold part thereof is given which may following questions, a sentence is (4) No improvement need improvement. Alternatives are given, the bold part of which may need 228. Being a rainy day, we had to given at (1), (2) and (3) below, which improvement. Alternatives are given at abandon the match. may be a better option. In case no im (1), (2) and (3) below which may be a (1) Having been a rainy day provement is needed, your answer better option. In case no improvement (2) It being a rainy day is (4). is needed, your answer is (4). (3) It been a rainy day (SSC Combined Graduate Level Tier-I (SSC CPO (SI, ASI & Intelligence Officer Exam. 28.08.2011 (4) No improvement Exam. 26.06.2011 (Second Sitting) 221. With these extra people you can 229. Rahul gave me an old scissor. 216. A taller Sikh rushed forward than any of his comrades. work easily with this job. (1) an old scissors (1) A Sikh, taller than any of his (1) deal (2) improve (2) a pair of old scissors comrades, rushed forward (3) cope (4) No improvement (3) a pair of old scissor 222. I visited my aunt just before a (4) No improvement (2) A Sikh rushed forward taller week. 230. The teacher was angry with Paul than any of his comrades (1) a week before as he had not done the home- (3) A Sikh rushed forward than (2) a week earlier work. any of his comrades taller (3) a week ago (1) at (2) on (4) No improvement (4) No improvement (3) from (4) No improvement SEE–202