Daily Practice Questions Questions for CAT with Answers PDF

`Associated with` is the correct usage.

Error of modifier. `Is more likely to be damaged than........` is the correct usage.

‘At the expense of’ is the correct usage. Henec, we would not use 'at the expense on'.

'Two' means plural. so, `of two kinds`.

'Have' is used for plural subject. Therefore, `fossils of plants........`.

`Besides` means 'in addition to'; 'beside' means 'to the side of'.

Here, we need an adverb to qualify the verb 'developed'. Thus, `quietly being developed`.

'Last night' and 'was' confirm that the sentence is in past tense. So, 'coincides' should be replaced with 'coincided'.

Error of redundancy. Delete `it was`.

`Arresting` would indicate an activity, which cannot be derived here. `To arrest` correctly indicates a purpose.

`A majority` as a subject, is plural; 'the majority' is singular. Thus, verb has to be plural. Hence, 'believe'.

'One of', `any of' etc takes plural subject. Thus, 'any of the shops`.

As per British English, in comparative sentences subjects remain in subjective form of pronoun. Thus, 'as he'.

The narration is in the past tense. The adverb 'once' (at some time in the past) also implies that the incidence of meeting the tiger is of past. Hence, `who met` is the correct usage.

Article 'the' is used in some special cases, none of which satisfies this sentence. Thus, delete `the`.

Incorrect sentence formataion. 'Running' to be replaced by 'has been running/runs/ is running'.

Error of missing word. `Not having any at all`.

Preposition 'from' is not required after verb 'avoided'.

Error of 'adjectival usage'. `The much celebrated` is the correct usage.