English language, could be very helpful as SSC CHSL no sectional cutoff, so if you are good at english language, try to solve as many questions as possible.<\/p>\n
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\nQuestion 1-5<\/b><\/p>\n
\nb) but of his three sons
\nc) neither has any merit.
\nd) No error<\/p>\n
\nb) they took the right decision
\nc) in the matter.
\nd) No error<\/p>\n
\nb) decide on your next
\nc) course of action.
\nd) No error<\/p>\n
\nb) for the cause,
\nc) let him speak
\nd) No error<\/p>\n
\nb) is an excellent complement
\nc) to smoked salmon.
\nd) No error<\/p>\n
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\nExplanations for SSC CHSL General english vocabulary questios: (1 to 5)
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\n1) Answer (c)
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\nNeither is used to describe the absence of two things and is usually followed by the use of nor. ‘None’ is used to describe the quality of each object\/person in the buch\/group of objects\/persons.
\nSo ‘neither has any merit’ should be replaced by ‘none of them has any merit’.
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\n2) Answer (a)
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\nThere should be ‘the’ in between knowing and truth, because truth is a common noun.<\/p>\n
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\nThe word ‘on’ can be omitted from the phrase ‘decide on your next course of action’.
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\n4) Answer (c)
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\nThe phrase ‘let him speak’ is incomplete and has to be replaced by ‘should be let to speak’.<\/p>\n
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\nQuestion 6:<\/b><\/p>\n
\nb) Pale
\nc) Monotonous
\nd) Ugly
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\nb) Reverence
\nc) Falsehood
\nd) Rarity<\/p>\n
\nQuestion 8:
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\nPERSPICUITY<\/p>\n
\nb) Dullness
\nc) Unfairness
\nd) Unwillingness<\/p>\n
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\nFERVENT<\/p>\n
\nb) Enduring
\nc) Dispassionate
\nd) Subdued<\/p>\n
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\nMEANDERING<\/p>\n
\nb) Sloping
\nc) Strained
\nd) Straight<\/p>\n
\nIn the given options A and C can be eliminated because they aren’t relevant. Option D doesn’t mean that somebody is not red.
\nSo the remaining option B is the right choice as “Pale” means light faded colour(red).<\/p>\n
\nSo option C, Falsehood is the only word in the options which gives the opposite meaning of the given word.<\/p>\n
\nSo option C, “Dispassionate”, is clearly the antonym for fervent.<\/p>\n