MOCK TEST (Questions Set 15) – Useful For WBCS, CGL/CHSL/MTS and WBP/KP Constable, etc

Sol. The adjective "clever" is used to describe the girl because she won the science fair competition with her innovative project, indicating her intelligence and creativity.

Sol. The adjective "little" is used to describe the boy because he is short and unable to reach the top shelf of the bookcase.

Sol. We need an adjective here after the adverb ‘very’, which can tell us what type of a man he was. We can see that the word “invaluable (very useful)” is used here, which means the adjective ‘wise’ is the correct choice to be used here. “Wisely” is an adverb.

Sol. All the given options can be used in the given blank space. Every option will give us a different meaning of the sentence.

Sol. Use the article ‘a’ before the adjective ‘strong’ for the noun ‘supply-chain’.

Sol. Use ‘to shorten’ – in place of – ‘to short’. After the preposition ‘to’, the first form of the verb is required here. The word ‘short’ is an adjective and ‘shorten’ is a verb.

Sol. Use the helping verb ‘is’ – in place of – ‘are’. The subject of the sentence is ‘Ashwani Kumar’s forthcoming book’, which is singular, so, the verb ‘is’ should be used here.

Sol. Use ‘agency has compiled’ - in place of - ‘agency has been compiled’. The sentence has to be in active voice rather than in passive voice, as the subject (the agency) itself is doing the task of data collecting here. 

Sol. Use ‘is still recovering in’ - in place of - ‘is still recovered in’. The improvement part of the sentence has to be in active voice, as the subject himself is recovering in Germany.

Sol.  Use ‘is still of significant importance’ - in place of - ‘is still of significant important’. After the preposition ‘of’, a noun is required here, so, the noun ‘importance’ should be used here. Since, we are using a noun (importance) here, the adjective ‘significant’ should to be used here. ‘’Significantly is an adverb.