SNAP 2018 Question Paper

Second sentence is the consequence of the first sentence. In the given context, 'else' is the appropriate word to use.

Answer is option B.

usurp - take a position of power illegally or by force.

encroach - taking a position on a person's territory or rights.

Answer is option D.

flagrant - immoral actions which are so obvious

blatant - actions(bad behaviour) done openly, very obvious\

Answer is option C.

ostentatious, pretentious - showy, designed to impress

flamboyant - tending to attract attention

obtrusive - noticeable in an unwanted way

modest - relatively moderate, small

Modest would be the most appropriate antonym of ostentatious.

Given sentence is in direct speech form. 

Indirect speech sentence would be 'He said that he had won the race'.

Option B: "has won" (present perfect) should shift to "had won" (past perfect)

Option C: "he have won" is grammatically incorrect; it should be "he had won" (past perfect).

Option D: This changes the meaning by using the passive voice ("the race has been won"), which implies the race was won by someone, but it doesn’t specify that "he" (the speaker) won it.

Therefore, Option A is the correct answer. 

Given sentence is in direct speech form(simple present tense).

Indirect speech form should be in simple past tense, i.e. 'She requested the boys to wait there till she got back'.

Answer is option C.

In sentence 3, error in totaly committed. Totaly is incorrectly spelt.

Correct spelling: totally

Answer is option C.

Error is in first sentence, i.e. he made me to wait for him. 'to' is redundant in the given sentence.

Answer is option A.

The phrase "such severe" is incorrect because "such" should be followed by a noun, but "severe" is an adjective.

"so + adjective + that"

'so severe' is better than the underlined part. 

The answer is option B.

'by' is the correct preposition to be used in the given context.

Answer is option B.