Phase X Graduation Level 01-08-2022 Previous Year Paper English Language PDF

Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.

The supervising person during an examination.

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The supervising person during an examination.

Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the given sentence.

She holored at her manager and told her that she does not need her service.

Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the given sentence.

She holored at her manager and told her that she does not need her service.

Parts of the given sentence have been given as options. One of them contains a spelling error. Select the option that rectifies the error.

Governments must translate their sustainable development goals into national legaslation.

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Governments must translate their sustainable development goals into national legaslation.

Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word.

Delusion

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Delusion

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This statue of Lord Buddha is carved in jade.

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This statue of Lord Buddha is carved in jade.

Select the option that expresses the given sentence in direct speech.

My father asked how I had done that.

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My father asked how I had done that.

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A lot of people are seen gathering, discussing and negotiating in front of our stall in the town.

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A lot of people are seen gathering, discussing and negotiating in front of our stall in the town.

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Reading has the capacity to make a man wise, but reading of only textbooks is like living in room of our same height.

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Reading has the capacity to make a man wise, but reading of only textbooks is like living in room of our same height.

Select the option that expresses the given sentence in passive voice.

Are fossil fuels not impacting human health?

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Are fossil fuels not impacting human health?

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BLINK

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BLINK

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To the utmost or most absolute extent or degree

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To the utmost or most absolute extent or degree

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

A blessing in disguise

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A blessing in disguise

Change the voice of the given sentence.

You can take one casual leave per month.

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You can take one casual leave per month.

Select the option that expresses the given sentence in indirect speech.

“Stop! Don’t fight.” said the mother to her children.

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“Stop! Don’t fight.” said the mother to her children.

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Easy to understand

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Easy to understand

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.

Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary is another name for Mukundra Hills National Park. Rajasthan is (1)_________ to the Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is situated on the southern outskirts of the town of Kota. Darrah was designated a (Protected area) wildlife sanctuary in 1955, and visitors must now (2)____________ consent from a local forest (3)________ before visiting the park. The sanctuary's overall size is around 250 sq. km. Previously, the Darrah sanctuary served as the Maharaja of Kota's royal (4)_________ grounds. This location is around 50 kilometres from Kota. It is located on the Chambal River's eastern bank and is drained by its (5)__________.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 1.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.

Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary is another name for Mukundra Hills National Park. Rajasthan is (1)_________ to the Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is situated on the southern outskirts of the town of Kota. Darrah was designated a (Protected area) wildlife sanctuary in 1955, and visitors must now (2)____________ consent from a local forest (3)________ before visiting the park. The sanctuary's overall size is around 250 sq. km. Previously, the Darrah sanctuary served as the Maharaja of Kota's royal (4)_________ grounds. This location is around 50 kilometres from Kota. It is located on the Chambal River's eastern bank and is drained by its (5)__________.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 1.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.

Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary is another name for Mukundra Hills National Park. Rajasthan is (1)_________ to the Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is situated on the southern outskirts of the town of Kota. Darrah was designated a (Protected area) wildlife sanctuary in 1955, and visitors must now (2)____________ consent from a local forest (3)________ before visiting the park. The sanctuary's overall size is around 250 sq. km. Previously, the Darrah sanctuary served as the Maharaja of Kota's royal (4)_________ grounds. This location is around 50 kilometres from Kota. It is located on the Chambal River's eastern bank and is drained by its (5)__________.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 2.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.

Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary is another name for Mukundra Hills National Park. Rajasthan is (1)_________ to the Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is situated on the southern outskirts of the town of Kota. Darrah was designated a (Protected area) wildlife sanctuary in 1955, and visitors must now (2)____________ consent from a local forest (3)________ before visiting the park. The sanctuary's overall size is around 250 sq. km. Previously, the Darrah sanctuary served as the Maharaja of Kota's royal (4)_________ grounds. This location is around 50 kilometres from Kota. It is located on the Chambal River's eastern bank and is drained by its (5)__________.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 2.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.

Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary is another name for Mukundra Hills National Park. Rajasthan is (1)_________ to the Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is situated on the southern outskirts of the town of Kota. Darrah was designated a (Protected area) wildlife sanctuary in 1955, and visitors must now (2)____________ consent from a local forest (3)________ before visiting the park. The sanctuary's overall size is around 250 sq. km. Previously, the Darrah sanctuary served as the Maharaja of Kota's royal (4)_________ grounds. This location is around 50 kilometres from Kota. It is located on the Chambal River's eastern bank and is drained by its (5)__________.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 3.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.

Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary is another name for Mukundra Hills National Park. Rajasthan is (1)_________ to the Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is situated on the southern outskirts of the town of Kota. Darrah was designated a (Protected area) wildlife sanctuary in 1955, and visitors must now (2)____________ consent from a local forest (3)________ before visiting the park. The sanctuary's overall size is around 250 sq. km. Previously, the Darrah sanctuary served as the Maharaja of Kota's royal (4)_________ grounds. This location is around 50 kilometres from Kota. It is located on the Chambal River's eastern bank and is drained by its (5)__________.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 3.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.

Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary is another name for Mukundra Hills National Park. Rajasthan is (1)_________ to the Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is situated on the southern outskirts of the town of Kota. Darrah was designated a (Protected area) wildlife sanctuary in 1955, and visitors must now (2)____________ consent from a local forest (3)________ before visiting the park. The sanctuary's overall size is around 250 sq. km. Previously, the Darrah sanctuary served as the Maharaja of Kota's royal (4)_________ grounds. This location is around 50 kilometres from Kota. It is located on the Chambal River's eastern bank and is drained by its (5)__________.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 4.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.

Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary is another name for Mukundra Hills National Park. Rajasthan is (1)_________ to the Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is situated on the southern outskirts of the town of Kota. Darrah was designated a (Protected area) wildlife sanctuary in 1955, and visitors must now (2)____________ consent from a local forest (3)________ before visiting the park. The sanctuary's overall size is around 250 sq. km. Previously, the Darrah sanctuary served as the Maharaja of Kota's royal (4)_________ grounds. This location is around 50 kilometres from Kota. It is located on the Chambal River's eastern bank and is drained by its (5)__________.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 4.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.

Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary is another name for Mukundra Hills National Park. Rajasthan is (1)_________ to the Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is situated on the southern outskirts of the town of Kota. Darrah was designated a (Protected area) wildlife sanctuary in 1955, and visitors must now (2)____________ consent from a local forest (3)________ before visiting the park. The sanctuary's overall size is around 250 sq. km. Previously, the Darrah sanctuary served as the Maharaja of Kota's royal (4)_________ grounds. This location is around 50 kilometres from Kota. It is located on the Chambal River's eastern bank and is drained by its (5)__________.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 5.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.

Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary is another name for Mukundra Hills National Park. Rajasthan is (1)_________ to the Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is situated on the southern outskirts of the town of Kota. Darrah was designated a (Protected area) wildlife sanctuary in 1955, and visitors must now (2)____________ consent from a local forest (3)________ before visiting the park. The sanctuary's overall size is around 250 sq. km. Previously, the Darrah sanctuary served as the Maharaja of Kota's royal (4)_________ grounds. This location is around 50 kilometres from Kota. It is located on the Chambal River's eastern bank and is drained by its (5)__________.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 5.

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From language to cultures - there are annals about India’s diversity writ in bold. At the heart of everything we hold close is our love for food; the aroma from warm hearths wafts in the air, a heady mix of history and meals. So heady, that we often forget that food has a large carbon footprint, and the menace of ever-growing fast-food businesses that contribute the lion’s share to this problem. However, India’s rich traditional and local edible biodiversity, with its focus on home cooked food, presents a ray of hope. Indian members of Relais & Châteaux, in partnership with Slow Food International, hope to bring back our forefathers’ wisdom when it comes to eating, through the Slow Food movement, which started in the 1980s and aims to bring to the fore the connection of plate with people and the planet. Calling for the protection and promotion of traditional techniques associated with regional food cultures is Jaisal Singh, owner of SUJAN group of hotels.Which of the following sums up the central idea of the passage?

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From language to cultures - there are annals about India’s diversity writ in bold. At the heart of everything we hold close is our love for food; the aroma from warm hearths wafts in the air, a heady mix of history and meals. So heady, that we often forget that food has a large carbon footprint, and the menace of ever-growing fast-food businesses that contribute the lion’s share to this problem. However, India’s rich traditional and local edible biodiversity, with its focus on home cooked food, presents a ray of hope. Indian members of Relais & Châteaux, in partnership with Slow Food International, hope to bring back our forefathers’ wisdom when it comes to eating, through the Slow Food movement, which started in the 1980s and aims to bring to the fore the connection of plate with people and the planet. Calling for the protection and promotion of traditional techniques associated with regional food cultures is Jaisal Singh, owner of SUJAN group of hotels.Which of the following sums up the central idea of the passage?

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From language to cultures - there are annals about India’s diversity writ in bold. At the heart of everything we hold close is our love for food; the aroma from warm hearths wafts in the air, a heady mix of history and meals. So heady, that we often forget that food has a large carbon footprint, and the menace of ever-growing fast-food businesses that contribute the lion’s share to this problem. However, India’s rich traditional and local edible biodiversity, with its focus on home cooked food, presents a ray of hope. Indian members of Relais & Châteaux, in partnership with Slow Food International, hope to bring back our forefathers’ wisdom when it comes to eating, through the Slow Food movement, which started in the 1980s and aims to bring to the fore the connection of plate with people and the planet. Calling for the protection and promotion of traditional techniques associated with regional food cultures is Jaisal Singh, owner of SUJAN group of hotels.Which event mentioned in the passage took place in the 1980s?

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From language to cultures - there are annals about India’s diversity writ in bold. At the heart of everything we hold close is our love for food; the aroma from warm hearths wafts in the air, a heady mix of history and meals. So heady, that we often forget that food has a large carbon footprint, and the menace of ever-growing fast-food businesses that contribute the lion’s share to this problem. However, India’s rich traditional and local edible biodiversity, with its focus on home cooked food, presents a ray of hope. Indian members of Relais & Châteaux, in partnership with Slow Food International, hope to bring back our forefathers’ wisdom when it comes to eating, through the Slow Food movement, which started in the 1980s and aims to bring to the fore the connection of plate with people and the planet. Calling for the protection and promotion of traditional techniques associated with regional food cultures is Jaisal Singh, owner of SUJAN group of hotels.Which event mentioned in the passage took place in the 1980s?

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From language to cultures - there are annals about India’s diversity writ in bold. At the heart of everything we hold close is our love for food; the aroma from warm hearths wafts in the air, a heady mix of history and meals. So heady, that we often forget that food has a large carbon footprint, and the menace of ever-growing fast-food businesses that contribute the lion’s share to this problem. However, India’s rich traditional and local edible biodiversity, with its focus on home cooked food, presents a ray of hope. Indian members of Relais & Châteaux, in partnership with Slow Food International, hope to bring back our forefathers’ wisdom when it comes to eating, through the Slow Food movement, which started in the 1980s and aims to bring to the fore the connection of plate with people and the planet. Calling for the protection and promotion of traditional techniques associated with regional food cultures is Jaisal Singh, owner of SUJAN group of hotels.Which of the following can be the most appropriate title of the passage?

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From language to cultures - there are annals about India’s diversity writ in bold. At the heart of everything we hold close is our love for food; the aroma from warm hearths wafts in the air, a heady mix of history and meals. So heady, that we often forget that food has a large carbon footprint, and the menace of ever-growing fast-food businesses that contribute the lion’s share to this problem. However, India’s rich traditional and local edible biodiversity, with its focus on home cooked food, presents a ray of hope. Indian members of Relais & Châteaux, in partnership with Slow Food International, hope to bring back our forefathers’ wisdom when it comes to eating, through the Slow Food movement, which started in the 1980s and aims to bring to the fore the connection of plate with people and the planet. Calling for the protection and promotion of traditional techniques associated with regional food cultures is Jaisal Singh, owner of SUJAN group of hotels.Which of the following can be the most appropriate title of the passage?

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From language to cultures - there are annals about India’s diversity writ in bold. At the heart of everything we hold close is our love for food; the aroma from warm hearths wafts in the air, a heady mix of history and meals. So heady, that we often forget that food has a large carbon footprint, and the menace of ever-growing fast-food businesses that contribute the lion’s share to this problem. However, India’s rich traditional and local edible biodiversity, with its focus on home cooked food, presents a ray of hope. Indian members of Relais & Châteaux, in partnership with Slow Food International, hope to bring back our forefathers’ wisdom when it comes to eating, through the Slow Food movement, which started in the 1980s and aims to bring to the fore the connection of plate with people and the planet. Calling for the protection and promotion of traditional techniques associated with regional food cultures is Jaisal Singh, owner of SUJAN group of hotels.What, according to the passage, is a possible way to manage the large carbon foot-print caused by the fast-food industry?

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From language to cultures - there are annals about India’s diversity writ in bold. At the heart of everything we hold close is our love for food; the aroma from warm hearths wafts in the air, a heady mix of history and meals. So heady, that we often forget that food has a large carbon footprint, and the menace of ever-growing fast-food businesses that contribute the lion’s share to this problem. However, India’s rich traditional and local edible biodiversity, with its focus on home cooked food, presents a ray of hope. Indian members of Relais & Châteaux, in partnership with Slow Food International, hope to bring back our forefathers’ wisdom when it comes to eating, through the Slow Food movement, which started in the 1980s and aims to bring to the fore the connection of plate with people and the planet. Calling for the protection and promotion of traditional techniques associated with regional food cultures is Jaisal Singh, owner of SUJAN group of hotels.What, according to the passage, is a possible way to manage the large carbon foot-print caused by the fast-food industry?

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From language to cultures - there are annals about India’s diversity writ in bold. At the heart of everything we hold close is our love for food; the aroma from warm hearths wafts in the air, a heady mix of history and meals. So heady, that we often forget that food has a large carbon footprint, and the menace of ever-growing fast-food businesses that contribute the lion’s share to this problem. However, India’s rich traditional and local edible biodiversity, with its focus on home cooked food, presents a ray of hope. Indian members of Relais & Châteaux, in partnership with Slow Food International, hope to bring back our forefathers’ wisdom when it comes to eating, through the Slow Food movement, which started in the 1980s and aims to bring to the fore the connection of plate with people and the planet. Calling for the protection and promotion of traditional techniques associated with regional food cultures is Jaisal Singh, owner of SUJAN group of hotels.What does the term ‘lion’s share’ refer to in this context?

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From language to cultures - there are annals about India’s diversity writ in bold. At the heart of everything we hold close is our love for food; the aroma from warm hearths wafts in the air, a heady mix of history and meals. So heady, that we often forget that food has a large carbon footprint, and the menace of ever-growing fast-food businesses that contribute the lion’s share to this problem. However, India’s rich traditional and local edible biodiversity, with its focus on home cooked food, presents a ray of hope. Indian members of Relais & Châteaux, in partnership with Slow Food International, hope to bring back our forefathers’ wisdom when it comes to eating, through the Slow Food movement, which started in the 1980s and aims to bring to the fore the connection of plate with people and the planet. Calling for the protection and promotion of traditional techniques associated with regional food cultures is Jaisal Singh, owner of SUJAN group of hotels.What does the term ‘lion’s share’ refer to in this context?