TISSNET 2022

The sentence should have been, "He has won more medals than they."

Hence, the answer is option D.

Since the habit and nails belong to the boy, we have to use words which show possessiveness to the boy.

Hence, the suitable choice is option B.

The sentence is grammatically and syntactically correct.

Hence, the answer is option C.

Among the options, the most suitable words for the given sentence are "global" and "regional". Thus, the answer is option A.

The other options do not help accurately describe climate patterns.

Options C and D are completely out of context for the sentence and are eliminated.

Among options A and B, A is more suitable for the tone of the sentence.

Hence, the answer is option A.

The prepositions that are used with "pass" and "play" are "by" and "with", respectively.

Hence, the required answer is option B.

Option D is the correct answer. "They liked only running" clearly means that running was the only activity they liked.

Option A: "They only liked running" could be ambiguous—it might mean that they liked running but didn’t necessarily love it.
Option B: "Only they liked running" means that no one else liked running except them.
Option C: "They singularly liked running" is unclear in meaning.

The first pile has a lion and mouse. As the monkey, the ilama and the dog are in different piles so one among them should be in the first peie.

The elephant and fish are in the same pile and one among monkey, ilama and dog will be in that pile but we cannot say if they will be in 2nd pile or 3rd pile. So there will 2 piles of 3 animals of which one is the first pile.

Among the options, "with" and "by" are the only suitable ones.

"covered by" is used when the object covering the entity encompasses it so that it is not visible.

"covered with" is used to mention a large portion of an entity covered by an object.

Hence, the answer is option A.

Options B and C are not mentioned anywhere in the passage and thus, can be eliminated.

Option D states that all the people who had caught the virus were likely to die, whereas the passage talks about people who had pre-existing conditions and caught the virus. Hence, D is also eliminated.

Option A states that the patients are roomed together based on their survival chances which we can infer by the fact that the people with high mortality rates were roomed together.

Hence, the answer is option A.