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Model Paper 181 Date 01-06-2025
A. He said, 'He would go as soon as it was possible.'
B. He said, 'I would go as soon as it was possible.'
C. He said, 'I will go as soon as it is possible.'
D. He said, 'I shall go when it is possible.'
Correct answer is: C. He said, 'I will go as soon as it is possible.'
The direct speech converts 'would' to 'will' and adjusts pronouns and tense appropriately.
A. Spoil
B. Split
C. Sour
D. Hard
Correct answer is: B. Split
The idiom 'to cry over spilt milk' means regretting something that cannot be undone.
A. To be ill
B. Be sad
C. To die
D. Be happy
Correct answer is: C. To die
'Kick the bucket' is a colloquial expression for dying.
A. The table
B. All the books on the table
C. Are new
D. Books on the table
Correct answer is: B. All the books on the table
The subject is 'All the books on the table,' which performs the action of being new.
A. To fail completely
B. To succeed
C. To run away
D. To hide
Correct answer is: B. To succeed
The idiom 'come off' means to succeed or happen as planned.
A. Ruin
B. Build
C. Delight
D. Repair
Correct answer is: A. Ruin
'Wreck' means to destroy or ruin, making 'ruin' the closest synonym.
A. Adjective
B. Article
C. Predicate
D. Phrase
Correct answer is: C. Predicate
A complete sentence requires a subject and a predicate to express a complete thought.
A. Extraordinary
B. Ordinary
C. Usual
D. Routine
Correct answer is: A. Extraordinary
'Unusual' means out of the ordinary, so 'extraordinary' is the synonym.
A. Whom was helped the rich man?
B. Who did help the rich man?
C. Who was helped by the rich man?
D. By whom the rich man was helped?
Correct answer is: C. Who was helped by the rich man?
In passive voice, 'whom' becomes 'who,' and the sentence is restructured as 'Who was helped by the rich man?'
A. ours
B. our's
C. ours'
D. ours's
Correct answer is: A. ours
'Ours' is a possessive pronoun and does not require an apostrophe.