141. “Do you know anything about Robots, Sonu?” said Meeta.
A. Meeta asked Sonu if he knew anything about Robots.
B. Meeta asked Sonu whether he knows anything about Robots.
C. Meeta asked Sonu if he know anything about Robots.
D. Meeta asked Sonu if had known anything about Robots.
142. The teacher said, “Neha, why are you late again today?”
A. The teacher asked Neha why she was late again that day.
B. The teacher asked Neha why was she late again that day.
C. The teacher asked Neha why she was late again today.
D. The teacher asked Neha why she had been late again that day.
143. The patient asked the doctor what he should normally eat.
A. The patient said, “What should normally eat, doctor?”
B. The patient exclaimed, “What should I normally eat, doctor?”
C. The patient said, “What I should normally eat, doctor?”
D. The patient told, “What should I normally eat, doctor?”
144. “Leave the room at once Ravi,” he shouted.
A. He requested Ravi to leave the room at once.
B. He ordered Ravi to leave the room at once.
C. He forbade Ravi to leave the room at once.
D. He suggested that Ravi should leave the room at once.
145. “I have to go into the town today,” Mr. Rao said to the Station Master.
A. Mr. Rao told the Station Master that he would go into the town that day.
B. Mr. Rao told the Station Master that he had to go into the town that day.
C. Mr. Rao advised the Station Master that he had to go into the town that day.
D. Mr. Rao spoke to the Station Master that he had to go into the town that day.
Directions (Q. 146-170): You have a few passages with some questions following each passage. Read the passages carefully and choose the best answer to each question out of the given alternatives.
PASSAGE – I
(Q. 146-155):
Women have (146) made (147) in the corporate workplace, but certainly not as much as they had (148). We have new laws, rules and (149) relating to women in the workplace, but what we have not changed much is male (150). Women have fallen short in their goals because we (151) the potency of the male need to (152) their power. If we can abide (153) by the laws and rules we create in order to (154) women an equal opportunity in the corporate workplace, then we can still (155) the problems that have denied women their fair share of space in the world.
146. A. seldom
B. perhaps
C. optimistically
D. undoubtedly
147. A. progress
B. attempts
C. decisions
D. efforts
148. A. prescribed
B. expected
C. informed
D. encompassed
149. A. activities
B. problems
C. policies
D. cases
150. A. patterns
B. achievements
C. population
D. behaviour
151. A. respect
B. retaliate
C. minimise
D. underestimate
152. A. maintain
B. evolve
C. diminish
D. absolve
153. A. occasionally
B. partially
C. excessively
D. scrupulously
154. A. assure
B. deny
C. share
D. deprive
155. A. emphasize
B. explore
C. judge
D. overcome
PASSAGE – II
(Q. 156-165)
Smoking is the biggest preventable (156) to mankind. Many serious (157) including lung-cancer, bronchitis and heart attack are (158) to smoking habits. Smoking in any form, whether cigarette, cigar, pipe, bidi or tobacco chewing, has been (159) as a major (160) factor for heart attack. A recent Soviet study has shown that smoking (161) a man’s life span by 2250 days (over 6 years). The increasing (162) of heart attacks in India, fast (163) among the younger generation, has been largely (164) to smoking habits. Nearly 30 million people in the country are estimated to be (165) of heart diseases.
156. A. measure
B. menace
C. tragedy
D. solace
157. A. infections
B. diseases
C. ailments
D. injuries
158. A. caused
B. traced
C. averse
D. prone
159. A. developed
B. explained
C. attributed
D. identified
160. A. risk
B. important
C. critical
D. ailing
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