JIPMAT 2021 Question Paper

The proper word that fills in the blanks for both sentences is fit.

A. The manager is not fit for his position.

The word fit here means suitable or competent for a particular purpose or position.

B. In a fit of anger, the teacher turned him out of the class.

In this context, a fit of anger refers to a sudden, intense outburst or episode of emotion.

A person who feels at home in every country, who is comfortable with all cultures and places, is called a Cosmopolitan.

Thus, option B is the correct answer.

In the sentence, "For his alleged involvement in espionage, he is under a cloud these days," the idiom "under a cloud" suggests that the person is in a situation where others view him negatively. It can be inferred from the context that being involved in espionage, which means spying or secretly gathering information,is a serious accusation. The phrase "under a cloud" follows directly after this allegation, suggesting a connection between the accusation and how the person is currently perceived. Among the options, (d) under suspicion fits best because it logically follows from the idea of being accused of something as serious as espionage. The other options don’t make sense in this context: (a) talks about luck, which doesn't align with the seriousness of the sentence, (b) is literal and irrelevant, and (c) "under observation" might seem close but doesn’t fully capture the sense of distrust or blame that "under a cloud" conveys. Therefore, option (d) is the correct answer.

The phrase "A thing of little or no importance" means Trifle. Hence, option A is the correct answer.

The word 'violence' refers to a kind of behaviour that is intended to hurt or kill someone. The correct spelling is V-I-O-L-E-N-C-E. Option B is the correct answer.

The sentence given to us is: The cat drank all the milk. This is in the simple past tense, and th passive form of simple past is was/were + participle verb. The participle of drink is drunk. Now, the new subject is "all the milk" and the new object is "the cat" . So the sentence will be  All the milk was drunk by the cat, which is option D. 

Hence, D is the correct choice. 

When converting to indirect speech, “must” often changes to “had to” (for reported speech in the past).

So, the correct option is:

The correct option is He said that he had to go at once.

In the sentence 'Welcome to the ceremony,' the base form of the verb ('welcome') is used, which is characteristic of the Simple Present Tense. This tense describes an action happening in the present moment.

Options A and B (Past Tenses) are incorrect because the verb is not in a past tense form (e.g., 'welcomed').

Option D (Present Perfect Tense) is incorrect because the sentence lacks the required structure of 'have/has + past participle' (e.g., 'have welcomed').

The meaningful sentence which can be formed using the given words is: "Is it not what you wanted".

So, the correct order is: V,I,III,VI,IV,II.

So, option-A is the correct answer.

The initial pair, "MAN : HUMANITY," illustrates a part-to-whole connection, where "MAN" represents an individual within the broader collective of "HUMANITY." Thus, the appropriate answer choice should reflect a similar part-to-whole relationship. 

Let's analyze the options.

Option-A: Drop : Ocean:

A drop is a tiny component of a much larger expanse of water, like an ocean. This aligns correctly with the initial pair.

Option-B: Flower : Fragrance:

Although related, this does not exemplify a part-to-whole relationship. A flower generates a fragrance, yet the fragrance is not a component of the flower itself.

Option-C: Frame : Picture:

A frame surrounds and holds a picture, showcasing a container-to-contents relationship rather than a part-to-whole relationship.

Option-D: Scholar : Books:

A scholar is an individual who studies and engages with books, but a book is not a component of the scholar.

So, correct answer is option-A.