MOCK TEST (Questions Set 10) – Useful For WBCS, CGL/CHSL/MTS and WBP/KP Constable, etc

Sol. Vote for (someone) or against (someone). Against is already given hence ‘for’ is the right answer.  

Sol. Prevent (someone) from (doing something) - is a fixed use. 

Sol. To admire (someone) for (something).

Ex- I admired him for his determination.

Sol. Congratulate on - fixed use.   

Sol. Use ‘distorted’ – in place of – ‘distort’. After the helping verb ‘have’, past participle (v3) is used. 

Sol. Use ‘mimic’ – in place of – ‘mimics’. The subject of the given sentence is ‘the strings’, which is plural in nature, so, the first form of the verb ‘mimic’ should be used here instead of the singular form ‘mimics’. 

Sol. Use ‘held’ – in place of – ‘hold’. The sentence is framed in the past tense, so, the past form ‘held’ should be used here.

Sol. Pass away - to die; Pass out - to complete a degree or course; Pass off - to fake or misrepresent

Sol. We use ‘can’ for ability. Beneficial is correct here because it is used here as complement. Benefited is wrong because no passive sense here.

Sol. ‘Reeling under’ is a fixed use, which means to struggle to deal with something.