English Practice Test 2

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Category: English

Q.195 “What are you doing here?” “I___________________TV.”

A. watching

B. am watching

C. is watching

D. watches

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Category: English

Q.185.Choose thr Correct sentence

A) Newtonian Physics is my main area of interest.

B) Newtonian physics is my main area of interest.

C) Newton's physics is my main area of Interest.

D) Newtonian's physics is my main area of interest.

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Category: English Tenses and Sentence Structure

Choose the correct sentence:

PreMedPK MDCAT Mock 3
English
Tenses and Sentence Structure
Elimination Tool:

A) Beware of the upcoming storm, the weather forecaster warned on national television.

B) "Beware of the upcoming storm," the weather forecaster warned on national television.

C) Beware of the upcoming storm," the Weather Forecaster warned on national television.

D) "Beware of the upcoming storm?" the weather forecaster warned on national television.

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Category: English Grammar and Punctuation

Which of the following is grammatically correct?

NUMS 2015
English
Grammar and Punctuation
Elimination Tool:

A) In the end, they found there money over they're by the ATM.

B) In the end, they found they're money over their by the ATM.

C) In the end, they found their money over there by the ATM.

D) In the end, they found there money over their by the ATM.

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Category: English Grammar and Punctuation

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

NUMS 2015
English
Grammar and Punctuation
Elimination Tool:

A) After Dave started saving money, he became financially independent.

B) After Dave started saving money, he became finance independent.

C) After Dave started saving money, he became financial independent.

D) After Dave started saving money, he became fiscal independent.

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Category: English Reading Comprehension

Passage 4 – Erosion in America Erosion of America’s farmland by wind and water has he en a and grasslands under the plow In the nineteenth century. By the 1930s, more than 282 million acres offarmland were damaged by erosion. After 40 years of conservation efforts, soil erosion has due to new demands placed on the land by heavy crop production. In the years ahead, soil the pollution problems it causes, are likely to replace petroleum scarcity as the nation’s natural resource problem. It is pointed out in the reading that In America

a) Petroleum is causing heavy soil erosion and pollution problems

b) Heavy crop production is necessary to meet the demands and to prevent a disaster

c) Soil erosion has been hastened due to the overuse of farming lands

d) Water is undoubtedly the largest cause of erosion accelerated erosion and critical most

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Category: English Identify errors in sentence

Identify the word or phrase that needs to be changed for the sentence to be correct. ~~The bus~~ stopped ~~too~~ take up three or four ~~people~~ who were waiting by ~~Post office~~. ~~No error~~

PreMedPK MDCAT Mock 1
English
Identify errors in sentence
Elimination Tool:

A) The bus

B) Too

C) People

D) Post office

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Category: English Spellings Correction

Choice Correct Spelling

Inundation

Inndation

Inundition

Enundation

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Category: English Fill in the blank

A successful businessman is _______ of the risks.

PreMedPK MDCAT Mock 1
English
Fill in the blank
Elimination Tool:

A) Audacious

B) Agoraphobic

C) Dismay

D) Coerce

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Category: English Key Vocabulary

Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters.

GLOOMY:

PreMedPK MDCAT Mock 2
English
Key Vocabulary
Elimination Tool:

A) Dark

B) Bright

C) Unexciting

D) faint

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Category: English Grammar and Punctuation

Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

PMC 2020
English
Grammar and Punctuation
Elimination Tool:

A) What a fall was there, my country men! Long live the king!

B) What a fall was there! My countrymen. Long live the king!

C) What a fall was there, my countrymen. Long live the king.

D) What a fall was there, my countrymen, long live the King.

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Category: English Grammar

He passed the examination in the first class because he —

Was Hard Working For It

Worked Hardly For It

Had Worked Hard For It

Was Working Hard For It

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Category: English Fill in the blank

Ahmed ____ me for a long time.

PMC 2020
English
Fill in the blank
Elimination Tool:

A) Know

B) Have known

C) Knows

D) Knew

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Category: English Tenses and Sentence Structure

Choose the correct sentence from the following options:

NUMS 2018
English
Tenses and Sentence Structure
Elimination Tool:

A) If a person believes that wearing some kind of charm will prevent him from having bad luck, he will wear it.

B) If a person believed that wearing some kind of charm will prevent him from having bad luck, he will wear it.

C) If a person believes that wearing some kind of a charm will prevent him to have bad luck. He will wear it.

D) If a person believed that wearing some kind of charm will prevent him from having bad luck, he would wear it.

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Category: English

Which of the following sentences is grammatically incorrect?

NUMS Mock 4
English
Grammar and Punctuation

A) William gave her his last piece of chocolate.

B) William gave him his last piece of chocolate.

C) William gave they his last piece of chocolate.

D) William gave us his last piece of chocolate.

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Category: English Grammar and Punctuation

Complete the sentence using the grammatically correct word or phrase.

Committee _______ issued a report.

NUMS 2019 Cancelled
English
Grammar and Punctuation
Elimination Tool:

A) Has

B) Will have

C) Will

D) Have

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Category: English Tenses and Sentence Structure

In the following question, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the correct option.

NUMS 2016
English
Tenses and Sentence Structure
Elimination Tool:

A) Masood told me that he would hire more salesmen if he is in my position.

B) Masood told me that he would have hired more salesmen if he had been in my position.

C) Masood told me that he would hire more salesmen if he has my position.

D) Masood told me that he would hire more salesmen if he had been in my position.

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Category: English Passage

Read the passage to answer question 8:

It is of course a little absurd to speak of Asia as a unity, and only opposition to Western Imperialism has caused people to think in these terms. Asia contains half the population of the world and at least three very distinct civilizations: that of Islam, that of India, and that of China. These differ from each other just as much as they differ from the civilization of Christened, there is not the faintest reason to expect them all to act in unison. What is to be hoped is, an endeavor after cultural or political unity, but a determination to uphold independence at home and to respect it elsewhere- and when | speak of independence, I am not only thinking of politics but also of culture. There is a great danger of too much cultural uniformity. No great civilization has ever been cosmopolitan.

The author is in favour of:

NTS 2010
English
Passage
Elimination Tool:

A) Cultural uniformity

B) Cosmopolitan

C) Political and cultural independence

D) Unity cf Asia

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Category: English Reading Comprehension

unsinkable Ship Naval architects never claim that a ship is unsinkable, but the sinking of the passenger•and-car ferry Estonia in the Baltic surely should never have happened. It was well designed and carefully maintained. It carried the proper number of lifeboats. It had been thoroughly inspected the day of its fatal voyage. Yet hours later, Estonia rolled over and sank in a cold, stormy night. It went down so quickly that most of those on board, caught in their dark, flooding cabins, had no chance to save the natives. Of those % who managed to scramble overboard, only 139 survived. The rest died of hypothermia before the rescuers could pluck them from the cold sea. The final death toll amounted to 912 souls. One can understand from the reading that .

a) The lifesaving equipment did not work well and lifeboats could not be lowered

b) 139 people managed to leave the vessel but died in freezing water

c) Naval architects claimed that the Estonia was unsinkable

d) Most victims were trapped Inside the boat as they west' In theiir Cabin

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Category: English Tenses and Sentence Structure

In the following question, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the correct option.

NUMS 2016
English
Tenses and Sentence Structure
Elimination Tool:

A) As she said, the computer was programmed by Mona.

B) Just like she said the computer was programmed by Mona.

C) As like she said the computer was programmed by Mona.

D) Just like she had said the computer was programmed by Mona.

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Category: English Analogies

Teeth : Dentist

) Legs : Philanthropist

Eyes : Oculist

Operation : Surgeon

Sight : Spectator

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Category: English Grammar

I hate sitting — him as he always smells of garlic.

Along

At

Beside

Besides

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Category: English Key Vocabulary

Choose the word most similar in meaning to the capitalized one.

FORBID:

NTS 2018
English
Key Vocabulary
Elimination Tool:

A) Prohibit

B) Chide

C) Permit

D) Constraint

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Category: English Key Vocabulary

Altimeter: height (analogy)

PreMedPK MDCAT Mock 1
English
Key Vocabulary
Elimination Tool:

A) Speedometer: speed

B) Racetrack : furlong

C) Observatory :constellation

D) Vessel: knots

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Category: English

Q.199 Sam _________________in the garden now.

A. digs

B. digging

C. is diging

D. is digging

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Category: English

In the following sentence choose the word/phrase from the underlined options which is grammatically incorrect.

NUMS Mock 1
English
Grammar and Punctuation

A) Option A

B) Option B

C) Option C

D) Option D

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Category: English

In the following question, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one.

NUMS Mock 3
English
Grammar and Punctuation

A) There is no clearly defined plot nor is there an attempt to establish a strong “hero figure”

B) There is neither clearly defined plot not is there an attempt to establish a strong “hero figure”

C) There is not clearly defined plot nor is there any attempt to establish a strong “hero figure”

D) There not either clearly defined plot not is there an attempt to establish a strong “hero figure”

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Category: English Identify errors in sentence

Pick up the wrong part in the sentence:

Nothing can be helpful to check the evils than the fear of God.

NUMS 2017
English
Identify errors in sentence
Elimination Tool:

A) Nothing

B) helpful

C) check

D) than

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Category: English Analogies

Platform : Train a)

Airplane : Aerodrome

Hotel : Tourist

Quay : Ship

Footpath : Traveler

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Category: English

Q.193 Choose the correct spelling of the word

A. Discribe

B. Deskribe

C. Describe

D. Diskribe

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Category: English Analogies

Cool : Cold

length : Width

Gold : Bourne

Plant : Tree

Pretty : Beautiful

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Category: English Tenses and Sentence Structure

Demonstrate correct use of articles and prepositions Demonstrate correct use of subject-verb agreement Demonstrate correct use of writing conventions of spelling, capitalization and punctuation to clarify meaning

I advised her ________ drink it.

PreMedPK MDCAT Mock 5
English
Tenses and Sentence Structure
Elimination Tool:

A) Don't

B) Not to

C) To not

D) To don't

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Category: English Grammar

err is — to forgive divine

Inhuman

Natural

Beastly

human

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Category: English Analogies

) Range : Mountain

Point : Line

Bouquet : Flower

School : Class

String : Bead

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Category: English

Q.181 Choose the correct spelling of the word

A. Arround

B. Arond

C. Arund

D. Around

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Category: English Spellings Correction

Choice Correct Spelling

Arguably

Argably

Argubly

Arguable

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Category: English Grammar and Punctuation

Which of the following is grammatically correct?

PreMedPK MDCAT Mock 2
English
Grammar and Punctuation
Elimination Tool:

A) In the end, they found there money over they're by the ATM.

B) In the end, they found they're money over their by the ATM.

C) In the end, they found their money over there by the ATM.

D) In the end, they found there money over their by the ATM.

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Category: English Analogies

Surgeon : Scalpel

Musician : Instrument

Carpenter : Cabinet

Sculptor : Chisel

Baker : Oven

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Category: English Fill in the blank

Neither they nor their friend ______ solved the question.

PreMedPK MDCAT Mock 5
English
Fill in the blank
Elimination Tool:

A) has

B) have

C) was

D) were

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Category: English Analogies

Sonnet : Poem a)

Ballad : Stanza

Murder : Crime

Chapter pook

Lie : Falsehood

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Category: English

By the next month, we shall ____ (have) the project.

NUMS Mock 4
English

A) Have

B) Have had

C) Has

D) Having

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Category: English – Synonyms and Antonyms

the word closest in meaning to “Mediatio”

Annoyance

Irritating

Intercession

Aggregate

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Category: English

Choose the correct sentence:

NUMS Mock 2
English
Tenses and Sentence Structure

A) Does your train leave before eight o'clock?

B) Do your train leave before eight o'clock?

C) Does your train leaves before eight o'clock

D) Does your train leave before eight oclock?

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Category: English Spellings Correction

Choice Correct Spelling

Phinomenal

Phenomenal

Phenumenal

Phenomenil

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Category: English

Q.193 He was both complacent or vain while dealing with the people he was known to

A.or

B.while

C. with

D.to

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Category: English

The word opposite in the meaning to path is:

NUMS Mock 4
English
Key Vocabulary

A) Blockage

B) Aisle

C) Lane

D) Accidental

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Category: English Spellings Correction

Choice Correct Spelling

Perseverince

Peraseverance

Pirseverance

Perseverance

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Category: English Analogies

Elevated : Exalted

Dirty : Filthy

Raise : Commensurate

Disorderly : Unfaithful

d) Promoted : Excellence

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Category: English Analogies

19) Embarrass : Humiliate

Enquire : Ask

Gamble : Investment

Embezzle : Peculate

Annoy : Exasperate

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Category: English Identify errors in sentence

Find the error in the following options:

PMC Practice 3
English
Identify errors in sentence
Elimination Tool:

A) They talked through the entire movie.

B) The plants in this garden does not require much water.

C) She always brings turkey sandwiches for lunch.

D) None of these options are incorrect

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