Instructions

For the following questions answer them individually

SNAP 2011 - Question 121

Choose the grammatically correct option from the following

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Solution

It should be a house, a street and the countryside, so option B and C are eliminated. In option D is should be the house is old as it is referring to a particular sentence mention in first part.

SNAP 2011 - Question 122

Choose the grammatically correct option from the following

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Comparing is followed by the preposition with, so options A and B are eliminated. Option D is wrong as comparing is done with two or more things and not with self. Therefore, option C is correct.

SNAP 2011 - Question 123

Choose the grammatically correct option from the following

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Option B is eliminated because of wrong usage of what, and option C is eliminated because of the wrong usage of which, and option D is eliminated because of wrong usage of wherein.

Option A is a grammatically correct option.

SNAP 2011 - Question 124

Choose the grammatically correct option from the following

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Option A: The present perfect tense ("have completed") is used for actions that have relevance to the present moment or are ongoing, but "yesterday" specifies a definite past time, which conflicts with the present perfect.

Option B: The correct form would be "I did complete the work yesterday."

Option C: The present perfect "have had" combined with "completed" is not a valid construction here, and it also clashes with "yesterday".

Option D: This sentence is grammatically correct and hence, would be the correct answer.

SNAP 2011 - Question 125

Choose the grammatically correct option from the following

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"Crashed into" is the most natural and commonly used preposition to describe a collision between two objects, such as a train and a truck.

The other options imply a different meaning that does not fit the context of a collision.

Therefore, Option B is the correct answer.

Instructions

Choose the correct synonymous word or description for each qouted (" ") word

The Jan Lokpal Bill, also "referred to" (126) as the citizens’ ombudsman bill, is a proposed "independent" (127) anti - corruption law in India. Anti - corruption social activists proposed it as a more effective improvement on the original Lokpal Bill, which is currently being proposed by the government of India. The Jan Lokpal Bill aims to effectively "deter" (128) corruption, redress "grievances" (129) of citizens, and protect whistle - blowers. If made into law, the bill would create an independent "ombudsman" (130) body called the Lokpal. It would be empowered to register and investigate complaints of corruption against politicians and bureaucrats without prior government approval. (Source: Wikipedia)

SNAP 2011 - Question 126

Choose the correct option

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Solution

Option A is the correct answer.

The phrase "referred to" means being called or described as something. In this context, the Jan Lokpal Bill is described as the citizens’ ombudsman bill, making option A the correct answer.

SNAP 2011 - Question 127

Choose the correct option

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independent means free from outside control so correct synonym is impartial.

SNAP 2011 - Question 128

Choose the correct option-

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Synonym of deter is to stop or prevent.

SNAP 2011 - Question 129

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Grievances here refers to the complaints of the citizens.

SNAP 2011 - Question 130

Choose the correct option-

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An ombudsman means an official appointed to investigate individuals' complaints against a company or organization, especially a public authority.

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