दुय्यम निरीक्षक राज्य उत्पादन शुल्क गट क (मुख्य) परीक्षा पेपर १ - २०१७ Questions And Answers:
The trade union's seemingly rightful demand is only a stalking horse to blackmail the management
Identify the correct meaning of the underlined idiom.
Choose the best meaning of the underlined expression in the following sentence.
They made a great effort to reach some kind of modus vivendi.
The days we spend in our school are the halcyon days of our life.
Select the correct meaning of the underlined.
The manager was brought to book for his neglect of duty.
Choose the correct meaning of the underlined.
Choose the correct option to fill in the blank.
I am all fingers and _____ today.
In which of the following sentences does the subject agree correctly with the verb ?
Which of the given words are correctly spelt?
(a) HILERIOUS
(b) HIPOCRISY
(c) HYPOTHETICAL
(d) INDISCERNIBLE
Answer Options :
'A company secretary must be conversant with labour law'.
Which one of the following does the modal 'must' in the sentence above express ?
Match the following:
Choose the best opposite meaning of the word printed in capitals in the following sentence.
Today will be mostly fine and sunny, with INTERMITTENT showers.
Choose the correct articles to fill in the blanks.
(a) ______ apples are grown in many different countries.
(b) ______ apples on our tree are not yet ripe. Answer options :
Which of the following are correct sentences ?
(a) He wants to leave his job.
(b) He wants to give up his job.
(c) He wants to give his job.
(d) He wants to leave up his job.
Answer options :
Select the correct options, underlined.
(a) Indian are very good to/of/at cricket.
(b) It is very good to/of/at you to help me.
(c) He is very good to/of/at others though he is very rich.
Answer options:
Select the incorrect sentence/s.
(a) They aren't satisfied, are they?
(b) I am extremely happy, Isn'tı?
(c) Call the doctor, won't you ?
(d) Let's start, shall we ?
Answer options :
Choose the sentences containing correctly used pronouns.
(a) That book is her.
(b) That idea of yours is excellent.
(c) This book is mine.
Answer options :
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions.
As everyone knows, bombs have increased in power from the 20 ton chemical bombs of the early 1940's to the 20 thousand ton atomic bombs of 1945 and to the 20 million ton hydrogen bombs after 1953. Today there are enough hydrogen bombs of the greatest destructive power (100 million tons) to wipe out all life on our planet. Will we make even larger bombs in the future? We can if we want to, but even for the most overwhelming military purposes we do not need to.
We have already reached some sort of limit. How much more dangerous can the situation get? At the present time, we are very near the edge of death. Every year or two, in some major International Crisis - Korea, Suez, Berlin, Cuba, Vietnam, Kashmir – there is a serious probability of an 'accident that could lead to a nuclear war. Dedicated men have worked hard and long in each of these situations to avoid a nuclear incident, but we may not continue to be so lucky. Next time it may be a nuclear terrorist or a madman or a mistaken junior officer or just faulty equipment. It is foolish of us to boast of the decrease in our death rate and the increase in the length of individual human lives in the 20th century, or long as this nuclear danger is so uncontrolled. This is the first time in the history of the human race that - babies -all babies everywhere - have had such a small chance of living to an old age. We are indeed very near the limit in this danger. This situation can not continue. We cannot live very long walking on loose at the edge of a cliff. Either in 10, 20, or, 30 years we fall over the nuclear cliff; or else very soon, before that time runs out, we arrive at an international understanding and move back from the danger.
Some people talk of yet another possibility: We might have a nuclear war with a few people surviving by going underground into shelters and mines. But this, even if it could work, would only temporarily postpone the horrible problem. Do the survivors come out of the shelters and mines at last to bury, to clean up and to rebuild only to have their survivors go underground again after a revival of nuclear powers in another 20 years or so? And then again 20 years after that?
The writer warns us against making larger bombs because
The passage says that as long as the nuclear danger is uncontrolled
The passage says that the nuclear danger
The passage says that in case of a nuclear war
Select the suitable title for the passage.
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