CLAT English Mock Test Series 2024, CLAT English Online Test 2024

A vote of ………………proposed at the end of meeting?

During the recession many companies will………..lay off workers.

When the examinations were over, ……………went to London.

Lets go for a walk, …………..?

Rajesh has good…………….. over the famous foreign languages.

The director pointed out in favour of the manager that the profitability of the industrial plant had …………. Since he took over the administration.

In the big town people are cut ……………. From the fresh air.

The most alarming fact is that infection spreading……….. the state and reaching in villages and towns.

Had Sonam on time, she ……. Missed the bus.

The dissidents…………. a great problem in every political party.

Poignant

Querulous

Audacious

Perilous

Reverie

The Supreme Court in various judgments in the last 25 years has further emphasized this. B. the Right to Information is derived from Article 19 of the Constitution. C. the RTI Act was passed in May 2005 and came into force in October 2005. D. It is intended to give relevant information about the government and its institutions. E. This Act enables citizens to obtain information without going to court each time.

Riots had to be contained, food shortages to be overcome, princely states (as many as five hundred) to be integrated, refugees (almost ten million) to be resettled. B). It is safe to say that no modern politician had anywhere near as difficult a job as Jawaharlal Nehru’s. C). At Independence, the country he was asked to lead was faced with horrific problems. D).This, so to say, was the task of fire-fighting; to be followed by the equally daunting task of nation-building.

In all social affairs convection prescribes more or less generally accepted rules of behavior. (B) Of course, there is nothing absolute about convections. (C) They vary from country to country and age to age. (D) Convection a necessary part to play in the life of everyone.

In facts, only recently there has been serious study to find out how many off us actually have nightmares. (B) now that is changing. (C) The study of the nightmares has been curiously neglected. (D) While result so far is inconclusive, it seems fair to say that at least half the population has occasionally nightmares.

To strain every nerve.

To flog a dead horse

To show a clean pair of heels

To die in harness

To feather one’s nest

Participants used Anglo-Indian legal texts (1) / and procedures as tool of manipulation (2)/ to Achieve ends (3) / poorly described by Anglo-Indian legal categories. (4)

If (1) / these question rings a bell, (2) / you might feel (3) / that law school is for you. (4)

My happiest moment was (1) / when my mother (2) /gifted me a beautiful (3) /locket on my birthday (4)

It was also submitted that (1)/ the plaintiff has lost his right to the share since the suit was instituted (2)/ because the Company had enforced its lien and (3)/ sold the shares of the plaintiff in enforcement of the lien(4)

He talks (1) /more pleasant (2) than his brother. Needless to say (3) he is the more popular of the two. (4)

From the broader perspective of social and cultural histories (1) / the debate is important because (2) / it draw attention to issues (3) / such as indigenous agency, conceptual negotiation and the hybrid nature of institutions under colonial rule. (4)

what did men eat if there was shortage of food?

If men tamed animals, they made the animals………….. For them.

Where did oranges come from?

What difference did weapons make in the kinds of food mean ate?

Which of the following statements is not true?

The phrase ‘live on’ in the passage means?

At first men wondered from place to place to find their food. Then some of them began to stay in one place. Why?

Which word in the passage means ‘the main axis of a plant that bears buds and shoots’?

What does the word ‘stormy’ in the expression ‘the stormy cape of Good Hope’ mean?

Which of the following titles best express the main idea of the passage?