JIPMAT 2022 Question Paper

The word 'fear' is a singular abstract noun and will therefore be followed by an appropriate reflexive pronoun. The word 'ourselves' is used for collective inclusive nouns, such as a group of people. The word 'myself' is a reflexive pronoun for a person referring to themselves. The word 'itself' will be used for abstract nouns such as 'fear', and is the correct answer here. The word 'yourself' is a reflexive pronoun for a second person. The correct answer is option C.

The word 'sift' refers to putting something through a sieve to remove lumps or large particles. It can also refer to examining something to evaluate its quality or similar aspects. The most appropriate synonym should therefore be option A, 'examine'. Options B, C, and D are irrelevant in this context.

While using the word 'prefer' in a comparison (here, a comparison is drawn between 'reading a book' and 'watching a movie'), the word used is 'to'. The correct sentence should be: I prefer reading a book to watching a movie. The correct answer, therefore, is option C.

While converting from active to passive voice, the positions of the subject and the object are swapped, but the tense of the sentence remains unchanged. The subject in the given sentence is 'we'. The object in the given sentence is 'enemy'. The verb in the given sentence is 'compelled', followed by 'to surrender'. The correct passive form of the sentence, therefore, would be: The enemy was compelled to surrender by us. Option D is the correct answer.

The word 'best' is a superlative of 'good', and it presumes placing something above everything else. Therefore, the use of the word 'very' before the word 'best' is redundant. Option A is, thus, incorrect. Similarly, placing the word 'more' in front of the word 'best' is also wrong. Option C is wrong for two reasons: One is the use of the comparative 'better' along with the redundant 'more', another reason is the absence of another quantity to compare the 'player' with. Option D is correct as it presents no grammatical error.

The correct helping verb with the main verb 'leave' will be 'to' and not 'for', option B is, therefore, incorrect. When writing the helping verb 'to' alongside the main verb 'leave', we must ensure that the word 'not' is not placed between them, as this results in a split infinitive; option A is also incorrect. Since the 'coach' is a singular noun, the verb form for 'order' in present tense should be 'orders'. Option D is incorrect as it writes 'order'. Option C is grammatically sound and is the correct answer.

The correct spelling for 'gratitus' is likely 'gratuitous', which refers to something given or done free of charge. The correct spelling for 'occasional' is 'occasional' itself, which refers to some event that happens only sometimes. The correct spelling for 'ocasional' is likely 'occasional'. The correct spelling for 'occasionaly' is 'occasionally'. Since option B is already spelt correctly, it is the correct answer.

Taking time off work to care for her ill son is written as 'taking time off work' because it involves removing time from her work schedule. The correct way to write part B, therefore, is 'to take time off work', rather than 'to take time of work'. Since there is a grammatical error in part B, the correct answer is option B.

The subject in the given sentence is 'some boys'. The object in the given sentence is 'the wounded man'. The verb in the given sentence is 'helping'. While converting from active to passive voice, the positions of the subject and the object will be swapped. The verb 'helping' will be changed to 'was/were being helped by'. The correct sentence, therefore, in passive voice will be: The wounded man was being helped by some boys. The correct answer is option B.

Whenever extinction is mentioned, it is referred to in the context of an entire species. Therefore, referring to 'a' white rhinoceros as being close to extinction is not sensible. The correct phrasing would be to write 'the white rhinoceros' (which would, instead, refer to the entire white rhinoceros species). The error is, therefore, in part A. Option A is the correct answer.