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Direction (Q. 1-5): In given sentences phrase is represented in bold which may be incorrect so you have to find the correct phrase in place of that if the phrase is correct in the given sentences than mark no correction required as your answer.

1. Such studies should not be delayed, considering that official data put together by the Centre show that even in the past four years, between 1,000 and 2,100 people died annually, while losses to crops, public utilities and houses touched Rs. 33,000 crore in one of the years.

A) Are dying annually

B) Has died annually

C) Have died annually

1. only A
2. only B
3. Only C
4. A & B
5. No correction required.

2. Governments cannot legitimately expect that people with marginal incomes will take calamitous losses in their stride, with neither social support nor financial instruments available in rebuild lives.

A) To rebuild

B) In rebuilding

C) To rebuilding

1. only A
2. only B
3. Only C
4. A & B
5. No correction required.

3. Sustained economic growth needs action on both fronts. It is essential also to look at the public health dimension: many without the coping capacity develop mental health issues including post-traumatic stress disorder in wake of such catastrophes, and need counselling.

A) In the wake of

B) At the wake of

C) At wake of

1. only A
2. only B
3. Only C
4. A & B
5. No correction required.

4. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to cutting the U.S. diplomatic presence in the country by 755 signals a serious escalation in tensions between the two superpowers.

A) In cutting

B) To cut

C) In cutting

1. only A
2. only B
3. only C
4. A & B
5. No correction required.

5. The scale of the cut is unprecedented and is comparable to the shutdown on the American diplomatic mission in Russia after the 1917 Bolshevik revolution.

A) The shutting down of

B) The shutdown of

C) Shut of

1. only A
2. only B
3. Only C
4. A & B
5. No correction required.

Directions (Q. 6-10) Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is (e), i.e., no error. (Ignore the errors of punctuation, if any.)

6. a) The beautician listed out / b) a few quick tips that / c) one needs to keep in mind / d) in order to get that perfect holiday radiance. / e) No error
7. a) After weeks of talks, / b) the two parties failed to resolving / c) their differences and the makers eventually / d) decided to look for an alternative. / e) No error

8. a) The Minister said that the State was facing / b) an acute financial crunch and feared that / c) the Government might be compelled to take / d) loans to pay the salaries of its employees. / e) No error

9. a) The states dependent on oil and gas revenues / b) are growing increasingly anxious about / c) the ripple effect that falling oil prices / d) may have on their local economies. / e) No error
10. a) Though the year witnessed / b) a rise in crimes against women, / c) the police claimed that their Changed images has given / d) confidence to women to come forward and lodge complaints. / e) No error

Directions (Q. 11-20): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it.

Mercy killing is the act of killing someone painlessly especially to relieve someone suffering from an incurable illness. It is also known as Euthanasia . It came from the Greek words, Eu (good) and Thanatopsis (death), but it relates to most painful and enigmatic question for the terminally ill patients, be it Cancer, AIDS, accidental or traumatic coma, and innumerable incurable diseases, waiting for the end to come but the end is not so easy its quite painful. The quality of life, in such a serious critical conditions is bleak, caregivers stress is also insurmountable, and the only prayer is that “DEATH” should embrace the patient in good grace for an eternal peaceful abode. In such a situation, if the death is not imminent but sure, the question arises why not the patient is artificially induced for a death, of course medically. But currently there are cases of misuse of euthanasia, for example in cases where the patient is pressured by family members to give consent to the ending of their lives. The legalization of voluntary euthanasia provides an opportunity for safeguards against just such a situation, and other instances of coercion and fraud. Mercy Killing is legally punishable and religiously a sin however worst may be the condition of the patient. In addition, doctors are afraid to openly discuss end-of-life decisions with patients due to illegalities. This prevents an open and honest relationship between doctor and patient in which the doctor can discover the patient’s wishes regarding his/ her own life and death. That’s why in every medical centre, there is statuary warning that the physicians concerned will not reveal the gender to the patient. Because most of the Indian families said to have a disliking for female child. A simple scan if reveals a viable female fetus and they presumably run for abortion, with the medical aid or illegally with the help of quacks to imperil the both the lives.

The most important question is here whether the too terminally ill, with the pain which cannot be described by words, should they live waiting for the death to grace or can euthanasia be legally permitted for the embrace death with dignity.

The government of India is against bringing any laws on mercy killings. The Supreme Court bench however had stated while writing the judgement -‘If we leave it solely to the patient’s relatives or to the doctors or the next friend to decide whether to withdraw life support to an incompetent person, there is always a risk in our country that this may be misused by some unscrupulous persons who wish to inherit or otherwise grab the property of the patient. Considering the low ethical levels prevailing in our society today and the rampant commercialization and corruption, we cannot rule out the possibility that unscrupulous persons with the help of some unscrupulous doctors may fabricate material to show that it is a terminal case with no chance of recovery.’

11). Which of the following best describes Mercy Killing?

1. It is the homicide of a member of a family or social group b other members.
2. The unlawful killing, with malice aforethought of another human
3. It’s harmful, irrational and regrettable killing of a member of a family.
4. the act of putting to death painlessly as by withholding medical measures from a person suffering from an incurable or painful condition.
5. All of the above

12). Which of the following depicts the importance of mercy killing?

1. It maintains family honour.
2. Because it’s inhuman to actually put patients through the suffering that is the direct result of their illness.
3. Its extremely secret and discrete in nature.
4. All of the above
5. None of these

13). In the context of the given passage which of the following is the last option for those victims suffering from incurable diseases?

1. Prayer for his/her ‘DEATH’
2. Assisted in suicide.
3. Must provided better treatment.
4. Their relative should appeal in the Supreme Court against the law of mercy killing.
5. One should stop to give food and water to a patient on vegetative state.

14). Why the Supreme Court is against the mercy killing?

1. Because it’s against the religion
2. Case of suicide will definitely increase.
3. It can’t be legalized.
4. It can be misused by some fraudulent to grab the property of the patient.
5. It will increase the cases of harassment at work place.

15). Complete the following given sentence in the context of the passage –

Mercy killing is legally ______________ and religiously a _________________ however worst may be the condition of the patient?

1. Criticized, need
2. Valid, boon
3. punishable, sin
4. Favourable, void
5. appreciated, pathetic situation

Directions (Q. 16-18): Choose the word which is MOST SIMILAR in meaning to the word printed in bold as used in the passage.

16). Enigmatic

1. Unexplainable
2. Ward
3. Baffling
4. Defensible
5. Mild

17). Insurmountable

1. Beatable
2. Attainable
3. Custodian
4. Insuperable
5. Excessive

18). Imperil

1. Counterfeit
2. Endanger
3. Expose
4. Flagrant
5. Risk

Directions (Q. 19-20): Choose the word which is MOST OPPOSITE in meaning of the word printed in bold as given below-

19). Caregiver

1. Dependent
2. Uncontrolled
3. Answerable
4. Nurse
5. Mountebank

20). Rampant

1. Moral
2. Moderate
3. Controlled
4. Reality
5. Pretentious

Answers:

Direction (Q. 1-5):

1. Correct Answer is: c

The second clause says the already happened activity, so in present perfect tense.

2. Correct Answer is: a

It is correct because it is a general sentence. It is statement.

3. Correct Answer is: a

The correct phrase is ‘in the wake of’ with ‘the’ as a definite article.

4. Correct Answer is: b

The sentence is in present simple form, so the correct from will be ‘to cut’.

5. Answer is: b

The correct preposition will be ‘of’ with ‘shutdown’. It is a general sentence.

 

Directions (Q. 6-10)

6. Answer is: a)

Delete “out”

7. Answer is: a)

Replace “resolve” instead of “resolving”

8. Answer is: e)

No error

9. Answer is: a)

In should read “States dependent on oil and gas revenue”

10. Answer is: c)

Replace “images has” with “image had”

 

Directions (Q. 11-20):

11) Answer: D

12) Answer: B

13) Answer: A

14) Answer: D

15) Answer: C

16) Answer: A

17) Answer: D

18) Answer: B

19) Answer: A

20) Answer: C

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