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Directions (1-10): In each of the sentences, the parts marked A, B, C and D may or may not contain errors. Choose the erroneous part(s) which contain error(s). If no error, choose part E.
1) The affidavit follow a notice issued by (A)/ the court on April 23 on Ms. Lekhi’s petition, (B)/ which stated that Mr. Gandhi had wrongly attributed (C)/ the comment to the court judgement for April 10.(D)
a) only A
b) only B
c) B and C
d) A and D
e) none of these
2) A Bench led by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi is scheduled (A)/ to hear the both contempt plea and the Rafale review (B)/ petitions on April 30. However, the government has expressed (C)/ some difficulties in filing a response to the review petitions.(D)
a) only A
b) only B
c) A and C
d) B and D
e) none of these
3) Mr. Gandhi cites a list of instances when BJP leaders, (A)/ including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the members of the (B)/ Council of Ministers, had alleged attributed comments to the Supreme Court (C)/ post the December 14 Rafale case judgement. (D)
a) only A
b) only B
c) B and C
d) C only
e) none of these
4) Â In the affidavit, Mr. Gandhi reiterates (A)/ what he said in his earlier explanation that (B)/ the comment was made with rhetorical flourish in (C)/Â the heat of political campaigning.(D)
a) only A
b) only B
c) B and C
d) C and D
e) none of these
5) Seated on a foldable, blue chair outside his shop (A)/ on Colombo’s Jampettah Street on Sunday morning, Mohamed Buhari (B)/ was looking ahead, his gaze firmly fixed on (C)/ the shrine less than 50 metres in front of him. (D)
a) only A
b) only B
c) B and C
d) C and D
e) none of these
6) It was said in an atmosphere of vindication (A)/ at the Supreme Court deciding to reopen the Rafale case despite of (B)/the government’s efforts to shut out new facts and (C)/ documents published on the purchase of the 36 jets. (D)
a) only A
b) only B
c) B and C
d) B and D
e) none of these
7) As dozens of worshippers gathered at the (A)/ shrine for the special Easter service last (B)/ Sunday, Mr. Buhari was seating there, thinking (C)/ of his wife who was passed away less than two weeks earlier.(D)
a) only A
b) only B
c) B and C
d) C and D
e) none of these
8) With persisting security concerns,(A)/ the Archbishop of Colombo cancelled all (B)/ church services and instead held a (C) Sunday Mass at his home that was televised live. (D)
a) only A
b) only B
c) B and C
d) C and D
e) none of these
9)  An old Catholic church, St. Anthony’s shrine, (A)/ located in Colombo’s busiest market place, has for (B)/ years been hugely popular among worshippers by (C)/ different faiths, including Hindus and Muslims.(D)
a) Only A
b) Only B
c) Only C
d) C and D
e) None of these
10) Â Disbelief and helplessness were common refrains (A)/ on the Sunday after. The usually bustling Pettah (B)/ had quietened. Most shops were closed, and only a (C)/ handful of people were out, buying essentials from roadside stalls.(D)
a) only A
b) only B
c) B and C
d) C and D
e) none of these
Answers :
Directions (1-10):
1) Answer: d)
Use ‘follows’ for a singular entity- affidavit.
Use ‘of’ instead of ‘for’, as the preposition.
2) Answer: b)
It should be reframed as – to hear both the contempt plea and the Rafale review.
3) Answer: d)
You should Use adverb form of allege, i.e. ‘allegedly’ before the verb.
4) Answer: e)
The sentence is grammatically correct.
5) Answer: e)
The sentence is grammatically correct.
6) Answer: d)
Do not use ‘despite of’, use ‘despite’.
The correct form of preposition should be ‘about’ instead of ‘on’.
7) Answer: d)
Use ‘sitting’ instead of seating.
It should be ‘had’ passed away instead of ‘was’.
8) Answer: e)
The sentence is grammatically correct.
9) Answer: c)
Correct form of preposition should be ‘from’ instead of ‘by’.
10) Answer: e)
The sentence is grammatically correct.
