కానిస్టేబుల్​ ప్రిలిమినరీ ENGLISH ప్రాక్టీస్​ టెస్ట్ 2

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Ludicrous 

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Pernicious

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Implicate

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Everybody should thankful……. God.

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Prasad………. Vijayawada yesterday

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On seeing Indian soldier and the Pakistani army……

We must work hard…?

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Sanskrit is… difficult language. (Choose the correct article.)

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Meticulous

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Luminous

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Baffle

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The enemy forces fell to the huge Indian army.

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Identify the part of speech of the underlined word.

Ramesh is a teacher.

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Once there lived a rich man. He had a beautiful garden with lovely flowers and sweet- smelling plants. The trees were full of fruits. One day a mischievous bird came to the garden. It plucked off many fruits. It dropped some on the ground. It spoiled the beauty of the garden. The gardener felt sad. He realised the damage. He decided to catch the bird. He spread a net. He hid behind a bush. h. He waited silently, the bird was caught in the net. He grasped it and was about to kill it. Then the bird spoke politely to him. It praised him. The gardener was pleased. His anger had gone. The bird proposed an argument. It would reveal three golden maxims in return to its freedom. The gardener accepted. The bird 1 the gardener about the three maxims. The first one was not to believe impossibilities.

The second was not to trust a dishonest person. The third was not to regret over the things could not be set right. As per the agreement, the gardener, set the bird free.

The bird sat on a branch of a near by tree. It laughed at him. It said that it had a huge gem within its tiny body. On hearing this, the gardener wept and beat his brain. He was foolish enough to belive the words of the bird about the gem. Regarding the second rule, he belived the cunning words of the bird and set it free. Finally his trails to recapture it were futile. His repentance could not solve the problem. The gardener was fooled. The tricky bird disappeared. The three maxims which give happiness result in sarrow to the gardener.

The beauty of the garden was spoiled by..?

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Once there lived a rich man. He had a beautiful garden with lovely flowers and sweet- smelling plants. The trees were full of fruits. One day a mischievous bird came to the garden. It plucked off many fruits. It dropped some on the ground. It spoiled the beauty of the garden. The gardener felt sad. He realised the damage. He decided to catch the bird. He spread a net. He hid behind a bush. h. He waited silently, the bird was caught in the net. He grasped it and was about to kill it. Then the bird spoke politely to him. It praised him. The gardener was pleased. His anger had gone. The bird proposed an argument. It would reveal three golden maxims in return to its freedom. The gardener accepted. The bird 1 the gardener about the three maxims. The first one was not to believe impossibilities.

The second was not to trust a dishonest person. The third was not to regret over the things could not be set right. As per the agreement, the gardener, set the bird free.

The bird sat on a branch of a near by tree. It laughed at him. It said that it had a huge gem within its tiny body. On hearing this, the gardener wept and beat his brain. He was foolish enough to belive the words of the bird about the gem. Regarding the second rule, he belived the cunning words of the bird and set it free. Finally his trails to recapture it were futile. His repentance could not solve the problem. The gardener was fooled. The tricky bird disappeared. The three maxims which give happiness result in sarrow to the gardener.

The gardener spread a net….?

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Once there lived a rich man. He had a beautiful garden with lovely flowers and sweet- smelling plants. The trees were full of fruits. One day a mischievous bird came to the garden. It plucked off many fruits. It dropped some on the ground. It spoiled the beauty of the garden. The gardener felt sad. He realised the damage. He decided to catch the bird. He spread a net. He hid behind a bush. h. He waited silently, the bird was caught in the net. He grasped it and was about to kill it. Then the bird spoke politely to him. It praised him. The gardener was pleased. His anger had gone. The bird proposed an argument. It would reveal three golden maxims in return to its freedom. The gardener accepted. The bird 1 the gardener about the three maxims. The first one was not to believe impossibilities.

The second was not to trust a dishonest person. The third was not to regret over the things could not be set right. As per the agreement, the gardener, set the bird free.

The bird sat on a branch of a near by tree. It laughed at him. It said that it had a huge gem within its tiny body. On hearing this, the gardener wept and beat his brain. He was foolish enough to belive the words of the bird about the gem. Regarding the second rule, he belived the cunning words of the bird and set it free. Finally his trails to recapture it were futile. His repentance could not solve the problem. The gardener was fooled. The tricky bird disappeared. The three maxims which give happiness result in sarrow to the gardener.

The second of the three maxims the bird told was..?

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Once there lived a rich man. He had a beautiful garden with lovely flowers and sweet- smelling plants. The trees were full of fruits. One day a mischievous bird came to the garden. It plucked off many fruits. It dropped some on the ground. It spoiled the beauty of the garden. The gardener felt sad. He realised the damage. He decided to catch the bird. He spread a net. He hid behind a bush. h. He waited silently, the bird was caught in the net. He grasped it and was about to kill it. Then the bird spoke politely to him. It praised him. The gardener was pleased. His anger had gone. The bird proposed an argument. It would reveal three golden maxims in return to its freedom. The gardener accepted. The bird 1 the gardener about the three maxims. The first one was not to believe impossibilities.

The second was not to trust a dishonest person. The third was not to regret over the things could not be set right. As per the agreement, the gardener, set the bird free.

The bird sat on a branch of a near by tree. It laughed at him. It said that it had a huge gem within its tiny body. On hearing this, the gardener wept and beat his brain. He was foolish enough to belive the words of the bird about the gem. Regarding the second rule, he belived the cunning words of the bird and set it free. Finally his trails to recapture it were futile. His repentance could not solve the problem. The gardener was fooled. The tricky bird disappeared. The three maxims which give happiness result in sarrow to the gardener.

The gardener beat his brain

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Once there lived a rich man. He had a beautiful garden with lovely flowers and sweet- smelling plants. The trees were full of fruits. One day a mischievous bird came to the garden. It plucked off many fruits. It dropped some on the ground. It spoiled the beauty of the garden. The gardener felt sad. He realised the damage. He decided to catch the bird. He spread a net. He hid behind a bush. h. He waited silently, the bird was caught in the net. He grasped it and was about to kill it. Then the bird spoke politely to him. It praised him. The gardener was pleased. His anger had gone. The bird proposed an argument. It would reveal three golden maxims in return to its freedom. The gardener accepted. The bird 1 the gardener about the three maxims. The first one was not to believe impossibilities.

The second was not to trust a dishonest person. The third was not to regret over the things could not be set right. As per the agreement, the gardener, set the bird free.

The bird sat on a branch of a near by tree. It laughed at him. It said that it had a huge gem within its tiny body. On hearing this, the gardener wept and beat his brain. He was foolish enough to belive the words of the bird about the gem. Regarding the second rule, he belived the cunning words of the bird and set it free. Finally his trails to recapture it were futile. His repentance could not solve the problem. The gardener was fooled. The tricky bird disappeared. The three maxims which give happiness result in sarrow to the gardener.

The first of the three maxims the bird told was

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……. she sing melodiously ?