TNTET Paper 1 2019 English quiz

Zeal study TNTET paper 1 English Quiz (Questions 61-90)

61. Choose the best option to match the following.

• (a) Caterpillars     (i) glide
• (b) Mice                 (ii) wriggle
• (c) Worms              (iii) hump
• (d) Seagulls         (iv) creep

(A) (a)-(iv), (b)-(iii), (c)-(i), (d)-(ii) (B) (a)-(ii), (b)-(i), (c)-(iii), (d)-(iv) (C) (a)-(iii), (b)-(iv), (c)-(ii), (d)-(i) (D) (a)-(iv), (b)-(i), (c)-(iii), (d)-(ii)

62. The alliterated words in the line 'The barren boughs without the leaves' are:

(A) barren boughs (B) boughs without (C) without - leaves (D) barren- leaves

63. Replace the underlined words from the following.
"I had a frightening dream which still vibrates in me."

(A) Nightmare (B) Daymare (C) Day nightmare (D) Delight dream

64. Spot the Error in the sentence below:
"Suren is most / capable than / most other students / in the class."

(A) most other students (B) capable than (C) in the class (D) Suren is most

65. _____ is not the nasal consonant sound.

(A) /z/ (B) /n/ (C) /m/ (D) /l/

66. Choose the correct clause for the given sentences:
"You did not study. You did not pass."

(A) Unless you study well, you won't pass. (B) If you had studied well you would have passed. (C) Study well or you will not pass. (D) If you studied well you would pass.

67. "They don't have sufficient food."
Which sentence conveys the same meaning?

(A) They have barely enough food (B) They have often enough food (C) They have ever enough food (D) They have sufficient food

68. Find the odd one phonetically.

(A) Food (B) Wood (C) Rude (D) Nude

69. Which of the following sentences given below conveys the correct meaning?

(A) The baby is crying because somebody has broken its doll. (B) The baby is crying because somebody has banished its doll. (C) The baby is crying and somebody has broken its doll. (D) The baby is crying and so somebody has broken its doll.

70. The line 'The reddest flower would look as pale as snow' - is taken from the poem:

(A) The Cry Of The Children (B) Migrant Bird (C) Manliness (D) Going For Water

71. Who wrote the following lines ?
"Where mercy, love and pity dwell
There God is dwelling too"

(A) Thomas Gray (B) Churchill (C) William Blake (D) Emerson

72. 'Feather in one's cap' idiomatically expressed as:

(A) Something one may feel proud of (B) Something like a feather on the cap (C) Someone's simplicity (D) Cap is made of feathers

73. Which one of the following sentences is correct to combine the two sentences given below?
"Kiran is very ill. She cannot go to school today."

(A) Kiran is much ill to go to school today. (B) Kiran is very ill to go to school today. (C) Kiran is too ill to go to school today. (D) Kiran is so ill to go to school today.

74. An autopsy is:

(A) Medical examination of a tissue (B) Police investigation of a murder (C) Medical examination of a dead body (D) Department enquiry on a blunder

75. "I had given enough money."
In this sentence the word 'enough' is used to refer the:

(A) Adverb of degree or quantity (B) Adverb of quality (C) Adverb of Frequency (D) Adverb of manner

76. Which of the following sentences given below is wrong?

(A) A declarative sentence always ends with a full stop. (B) An interrogative sentence always ends with a conjunction. (C) A declarative sentence makes a statement. (D) A statement can be affirmative or negative.

77. "My best and trustworthy friends are six in number. They are why, how, when, what, where and who."
_____ said these lines.

(A) Socrates (B) Francis Bacon (C) Rousseau (D) Voltair

78. Facts that are difficult to understand is called:

(A) Secret (B) Rumour (C) Hearsay (D) Mysteries

79. "You will know exactly how to get on with them by sometimes giving in to them and sometimes standing out for your own view."
The phrasal verb get on means:

(A) continue to resist others. (B) keep for future use. (C) abandon an attempt to do something. (D) have a friendly relationship with.

80. One of the parts of speech is wrong in the following sentence. Identify it.
"One of the boy looks happy."

(A) Verb (B) Adjective (C) Noun (D) Adverb

81. _____ is the correct phonetic transcription for "Pocket".

(A) / Pukit / (B) /Pɔket/ (C) / Pakit / (D) /Pɔkit/

82. A group of words that forms a meaningful unit, but it is not a complete sentence.

(A) Clause (B) Phrase (C) Independent clause (D) Dependent clause

83. Choose the correct usage of the modal verb.
"You ought to respect elders."

(A) strong obligation (B) possibility (C) compulsion (D) moral obligation

84. Choose the apt phonetic transcription for the past participle of "Read".

(A) /ri:d/ (B) /red/ (C) /redə/ (D) /ried/

85. Rearrange the jumbled sentences into meaningful cogent order.

• P : You can see a link for the software/application
• Q : Open the resource and move by using the pointers
• R : Scan the QR code, it will go to a website.
• S : Click the link to download the software/application
• T : Like this you can find more resource

(A) T, S, R, P, Q (B) S, R, P, Q, T (C) R, P, S, Q, T (D) T, R, P, S, Q

86. Choose the correct sentence pattern.
"The chill weather made them shiver."

(A) SVIODO (B) SVOC (C) SVOA (D) SVCA

87. Search for food in a wide area is:

(A) cultivate (B) forage (C) storage (D) footage

88. Replace the masculine singular word for 'alumna'.

(A) alumnae (B) alumnus (C) alumni (D) alumini

89. "We ran as if to meet the moon."
Choose the exact figure of speech of this line.

(A) Simile (B) Personification (C) Hyperbole (D) Oxymoron

90. Find out the transitive verb given below.

(A) shines (B) reads (C) sleeps (D) walks

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