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Ans: (b)

• The correct term for a group of bananas is a bunch. This is how bananas naturally grow together on a plant.
• While a pack or box could refer to how bananas are sold, they do not describe the natural grouping.
• A set is not a common term used for bananas.
• Thus, the most accurate answer is bunch, as it reflects the way bananas are typically found.

Ans: (b)

• The correct answer is it's, which is a contraction for "it is." In this context, it indicates that the bag is intended for the sister's use.
• Its is a possessive form, which would not fit here as we are not indicating ownership.
• These is plural and does not match the singular noun "bag."
• It is also singular but does not convey the intended meaning of "it is."

Ans: (a)

• The correct answer is left because it is the past participle form of the verb, which is needed here.
• The sentence indicates that the action of leaving happened before I arrived, so we use the past perfect tense.
• Using leaving or leave would not fit grammatically in this context.
• Thus, the correct choice is (a) left, as it correctly completes the sentence.

Ans: (b)

• The correct answer is "an" because it is used before words that begin with a vowel sound. In this case, "most" starts with a vowel sound, making "an" the appropriate choice.
• Using "a" would be incorrect here since "a" is used before consonant sounds.
• Similarly, "the" is not suitable as it specifies a particular noun, while "no article" does not fit grammatically.
• Thus, "an" is the best fit for this sentence structure.

Ans: (b)

• When we say a balanced diet is healthier, we are comparing it to junk food.
• The term healthier indicates that a balanced diet is better for our health than junk food.
• Junk food often lacks essential nutrients and can lead to health issues.
• In contrast, a balanced diet provides the necessary vitamins and minerals for overall well-being.

Ans: (c)

• The correct word to fill in the blank is Once, which indicates that the story is set in the past.
• Using Once suggests that this is a tale that happened at some point, making it suitable for storytelling.
• Other options like Usually and Always imply a regular occurrence, which doesn't fit the context of a story.
• Ago is also not appropriate here as it typically follows a time reference, such as "two years ago."

Ans: (b)

• The correct word to fill in the blank is through. This indicates that the girl is looking inside from the outside.
• Using through suggests she is looking past the window, which makes sense in this context.
• Other options like for, to, and over do not convey the same meaning of looking into something.
• Thus, through is the most appropriate choice for this sentence.

Ans: (d)

• The correct answer is otherwise because it indicates a consequence of not hurrying up.
• If you do not hurry, the result will be that you will be late.
• Using otherwise clearly shows that there is an alternative outcome if the action is not taken.
• The other options do not fit the context of the sentence as they do not convey the same meaning.

Ans: (a)

• The correct answer is is cooking because it indicates an action happening at the present moment.
• Using was cooking suggests it happened in the past, which is not correct here.
• Cooked implies a completed action, and has cooked suggests a past action with relevance to the present, both of which do not fit the context.
• Thus, is cooking is the only option that accurately describes what is happening right now.

Ans: (d)
The correct sentence would be, “Jayashree passed her final examination with flying colours”.

Ans: (b)
The correct sentence would be “We all prayed for my brother’s success.”

Ans: (c)

• The correct spelling is Temperament, which refers to a person's characteristic mood or behavior.
• Options (a), (b), and (d) contain spelling errors that make them incorrect.
• Understanding the correct spelling is important for effective communication.
• Always double-check spelling to ensure clarity in writing.

Ans: (c)

• The correct spelling is Bombastic, which means using high-sounding language with little meaning.
• Options like Bombstik and Bmbastic are incorrect as they do not represent any known word.
• Bumbastic is also a misspelling and does not convey the intended meaning.
• Thus, the only correct choice is Bombastic.

Ans: (d)

• The word explore means to search or investigate something thoroughly.
• Among the options, search is the closest synonym to explore, as both involve looking for information or discovering something new.
• On the other hand, options like neglect and overlook imply ignoring or not paying attention, which is the opposite of exploring.
• Thus, the correct answer is search, as it aligns perfectly with the meaning of explore.

Ans: (a)

• The word HAZARDOUS means something that is dangerous or risky.
• The correct antonym is SECURE, which means safe and free from danger.
• BANISH means to get rid of something, which is not the opposite of hazardous.
• SMALL does not relate to safety or danger, and RISKY is similar to hazardous.

Ans: (c)

• The question asks what the snake used to do in relation to the crow.
• The correct answer is that the snake used to eat crow eggs, which indicates a predatory behavior.
• Options (a) and (b) suggest positive actions towards the crow, while option (d) implies a neutral action.
• Thus, the snake's action of eating the eggs is the most accurate choice.

Ans: (b)

• The question asks what the crow took away, and the correct answer is the princess’ necklace.
• This implies that the crow was involved in a theft or mischief related to the princess.
• The other options, like the king’s necklace or guard’s shield, are incorrect as they do not relate to the princess.
• Thus, the focus is on the princess and her necklace, making option (b) the right choice.

Ans: (c)

• The crow picked something up and then threw it.
• It specifically dropped it in the snake’s pit, which is a dangerous place.
• This action suggests that the crow was either trying to get rid of it or perhaps feed the snake.
• Thus, the correct answer is that the crow threw it in the snake’s pit.

Ans: (d)

• The question asks about the identity of the one who killed the snake.
• Among the options, the guards are indicated as the ones who took action against the snake.
• The other options, such as the king, crow, and princess, do not align with the event of the snake's death.
• Thus, the correct answer is the guards, who were responsible for this action.

Ans: (b)

• The word helpless directly conveys the idea of being unable to do something, which aligns with the meaning of incapable.
• In contrast, spare refers to having extra, swooped means to dive quickly, and act implies taking action, none of which relate to being unable.
• Thus, helpless is the correct synonym for incapable in this context.

Ans: (d)

• The total number of girls who have played in the Little League Baseball World Series is 20.
• This number reflects the inclusion of girls in a traditionally male-dominated sport.
• It highlights the growing participation of girls in baseball at competitive levels.
• This participation is significant for promoting gender equality in sports.

Ans: (b)

• Ella looks up to her mother as her role model, which shows the importance of family influence.
• Having a role model can inspire individuals to achieve their goals and develop their character.
• In this case, Ella's mother likely provides guidance and support, making her a significant figure in Ella's life.
• Role models can come from various backgrounds, but for Ella, her mother stands out as the most influential.

Ans: (a)

• Ella is involved in various sports, but football is the one she does not participate in.
• The other options, volleyball, softball, and basketball, are sports that she plays.
• This question is asking specifically for the sport that she does not play, which is football.
• Understanding which sports Ella plays helps clarify her interests and activities.

Ans: (a)

• The question asks for a nickname associated with Ella.
• Among the options, Fellas is the only one that serves as a nickname.
• Ella and Studdete are either the same name or not relevant as nicknames.
• All stars does not relate to a nickname for Ella.

Ans: (d)

• The term potential refers to something that has the capacity to develop or become something in the future.
• In this context, it suggests that there is a promise or possibility for growth or success.
• Options like lacking, impossible, and helpless do not convey this sense of future possibility.
• Thus, the correct answer is promising, as it aligns with the idea of having potential.

Ans: (b)

• In this conversation, Jatin is indicating his departure time.
• The phrase "head off" is commonly used to mean to leave or to set out on a journey.
• Other options like "to," "along," and "down" do not fit the context of indicating a departure.
• Thus, the correct answer is (b) "off," as it conveys the intended meaning of leaving.

Ans: (b)

• In this conversation, Ravi is responding to Reena's question about the party.
• The correct form to use with "mother" (a singular noun) is "doesn't," which is the negative form of "does."
• Using "doesn't" indicates that Ravi's mother does not think it’s a good idea for him to go to the party.
• The other options do not fit grammatically with the subject "mother."

Ans: (b)

• The correct answer is went because it is the past tense of the verb go.
• Since the sentence refers to an action that happened yesterday, we need to use the past tense.
• Options like go and have gone do not fit because they do not indicate a completed action in the past.
• Thus, went is the appropriate choice for this context.

Ans: (c)

• In this conversation, Kripa is responding to Riti's statement about Riya being scolded.
• The phrase "had to face the" suggests that Riya experienced a consequence for her actions.
• The correct answer is "music," which is often used metaphorically to indicate the repercussions of one's behavior.
• Other options like "song," "singing," and "melody" do not fit the context of facing consequences.

Ans: (d)

• The phrase "Back off" is a common expression used to ask someone to give space or stop bothering you.
• In this context, Roy is asking Geeta to not disturb him, which aligns with the meaning of "back off."
• The other options do not fit the context of asking someone to stop interfering.
• Thus, the correct answer is "off," as it conveys the intended message clearly.

Ans: (b)

• The phrase "I don’t think that is somehow I want to visit" suggests a feeling of uncertainty about the place.
• "Somehow" indicates a vague or unclear way of doing something, which fits the context of expressing doubt.
• Other options like "somewhere," "something," and "somewhat" do not convey the intended meaning of uncertainty in this context.
• Thus, the correct choice is (b) somehow, as it aligns with the speaker's sentiment.

Ans: (d)

• The correct answer is "tore," which indicates that the jacket has been damaged or ripped.
• When something is "tore," it means it has a tear or break in it, making it unusable.
• In this context, the speaker is expressing the need for a new jacket because the current one is no longer in good condition.
• Other options like "out," "apart," and "tear" do not fit the sentence correctly.

Ans: (a)

• The phrase "The more" is incorrect in this context. It suggests a comparison that is not completed.
• The sentence should simply state "The interesting part of this movie was the climax." without the comparative form.
• Options (b), (c), and (d) are correct and do not contain any errors.
• Thus, the error lies in option (a), making it the correct choice.

Ans: (a)

• The word valiant means showing courage or determination. Therefore, we are looking for a word that has a similar meaning.
• Among the options, gutsy is the best choice as it also means brave or courageous.
• The other options, such as meek, fearful, and cowardly, imply a lack of courage, which is the opposite of valiant.
• Thus, the correct answer is (a) Gutsy, as it aligns with the meaning of valiant.

Ans: (d)

• The phrase "let's call it a" suggests ending something early due to tiredness.
• Among the options, "day" is the most appropriate choice, indicating they want to stop for the day.
• Choosing "month," "Sunday," or "week" does not fit the context of feeling tired and wanting to stop.
• Thus, the correct answer is "day," as it aligns with their current feelings of exhaustion.