CPO Tier II English Mock Test - Part 2
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Question 1
Discussions on drug addiction should also be concerned with the vast majority of people who are not addicts. Their homes and lives are insecure because our narcotics laws drive such people to crime. The drug addict is almost never dangerous when he is under the influence of drugs. What makes him dangerous is the desperate need for money to buy the next dose. Drugs are available only in an illegal black market. The costs are stupendous and this is what drives the addict to steal, rob and even kill.
Question 2
Discussions on drug addiction should also be concerned with the vast majority of people who are not addicts. Their homes and lives are insecure because our narcotics laws drive such people to crime. The drug addict is almost never dangerous when he is under the influence of drugs. What makes him dangerous is the desperate need for money to buy the next dose. Drugs are available only in an illegal black market. The costs are stupendous and this is what drives the addict to steal, rob and even kill.
Question 3
Discussions on drug addiction should also be concerned with the vast majority of people who are not addicts. Their homes and lives are insecure because our narcotics laws drive such people to crime. The drug addict is almost never dangerous when he is under the influence of drugs. What makes him dangerous is the desperate need for money to buy the next dose. Drugs are available only in an illegal black market. The costs are stupendous and this is what drives the addict to steal, rob and even kill.
Question 4
Discussions on drug addiction should also be concerned with the vast majority of people who are not addicts. Their homes and lives are insecure because our narcotics laws drive such people to crime. The drug addict is almost never dangerous when he is under the influence of drugs. What makes him dangerous is the desperate need for money to buy the next dose. Drugs are available only in an illegal black market. The costs are stupendous and this is what drives the addict to steal, rob and even kill.
Question 5
Discussions on drug addiction should also be concerned with the vast majority of people who are not addicts. Their homes and lives are insecure because our narcotics laws drive such people to crime. The drug addict is almost never dangerous when he is under the influence of drugs. What makes him dangerous is the desperate need for money to buy the next dose. Drugs are available only in an illegal black market. The costs are stupendous and this is what drives the addict to steal, rob and even kill.
1) Addiction to drugs is a criminal act.
2) Drug addicts cannot be rehabilitated.
Question 6
Question 7
Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.
Question 8
In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Fill in the blanks with the help of the alternatives given. Select the most appropriate option for each blank.
In most enterprises around the world, it is the information technology infrastructure that is undergoing the most rapid up-gradation. Perhaps this is a direct result of the rate of (8) in the information technology industry, (9) new (10) and business (11) are invading our consciousness every day. In this context, it is (12) of this new technology that looms (13) as an issue (14) chief information officers of end-user organizations. Given the (15) of magnitude (16) the investments required and associated (17) in human terms in order to effect change of this magnitude, this concern is hardly surprising.
Question 9
In most enterprises around the world, it is the information technology infrastructure that is undergoing the most rapid up-gradation. Perhaps this is a direct result of the rate of (8) in the information technology industry, (9) new (10) and business (11) are invading our consciousness every day. In this context, it is (12) of this new technology that looms (13) as an issue (14) chief information officers of end-user organizations. Given the (15) of magnitude (16) the investments required and associated (17) in human terms in order to effect change of this magnitude, this concern is hardly surprising.
Question 10
In most enterprises around the world, it is the information technology infrastructure that is undergoing the most rapid up-gradation. Perhaps this is a direct result of the rate of (8) in the information technology industry, (9) new (10) and business (11) are invading our consciousness every day. In this context, it is (12) of this new technology that looms (13) as an issue (14) chief information officers of end-user organizations. Given the (15) of magnitude (16) the investments required and associated (17) in human terms in order to effect change of this magnitude, this concern is hardly surprising.
Question 11
In most enterprises around the world, it is the information technology infrastructure that is undergoing the most rapid up-gradation. Perhaps this is a direct result of the rate of (8) in the information technology industry, (9) new (10) and business (11) are invading our consciousness every day. In this context, it is (12) of this new technology that looms (13) as an issue (14) chief information officers of end-user organizations. Given the (15) of magnitude (16) the investments required and associated (17) in human terms in order to effect change of this magnitude, this concern is hardly surprising.
Question 12
In most enterprises around the world, it is the information technology infrastructure that is undergoing the most rapid up-gradation. Perhaps this is a direct result of the rate of (8) in the information technology industry, (9) new (10) and business (11) are invading our consciousness every day. In this context, it is (12) of this new technology that looms (13) as an issue (14) chief information officers of end-user organizations. Given the (15) of magnitude (16) the investments required and associated (17) in human terms in order to effect change of this magnitude, this concern is hardly surprising.
Question 13
In most enterprises around the world, it is the information technology infrastructure that is undergoing the most rapid up-gradation. Perhaps this is a direct result of the rate of (8) in the information technology industry, (9) new (10) and business (11) are invading our consciousness every day. In this context, it is (12) of this new technology that looms (13) as an issue (14) chief information officers of end-user organizations. Given the (15) of magnitude (16) the investments required and associated (17) in human terms in order to effect change of this magnitude, this concern is hardly surprising.
Question 14
In most enterprises around the world, it is the information technology infrastructure that is undergoing the most rapid up-gradation. Perhaps this is a direct result of the rate of (8) in the information technology industry, (9) new (10) and business (11) are invading our consciousness every day. In this context, it is (12) of this new technology that looms (13) as an issue (14) chief information officers of end-user organizations. Given the (15) of magnitude (16) the investments required and associated (17) in human terms in order to effect change of this magnitude, this concern is hardly surprising.
Question 15
In most enterprises around the world, it is the information technology infrastructure that is undergoing the most rapid up-gradation. Perhaps this is a direct result of the rate of (8) in the information technology industry, (9) new (10) and business (11) are invading our consciousness every day. In this context, it is (12) of this new technology that looms (13) as an issue (14) chief information officers of end-user organizations. Given the (15) of magnitude (16) the investments required and associated (17) in human terms in order to effect change of this magnitude, this concern is hardly surprising.
Question 16
In most enterprises around the world, it is the information technology infrastructure that is undergoing the most rapid up-gradation. Perhaps this is a direct result of the rate of (8) in the information technology industry, (9) new (10) and business (11) are invading our consciousness every day. In this context, it is (12) of this new technology that looms (13) as an issue (14) chief information officers of end-user organizations. Given the (15) of magnitude (16) the investments required and associated (17) in human terms in order to effect change of this magnitude, this concern is hardly surprising.
Question 17
In most enterprises around the world, it is the information technology infrastructure that is undergoing the most rapid up-gradation. Perhaps this is a direct result of the rate of (8) in the information technology industry, (9) new (10) and business (11) are invading our consciousness every day. In this context, it is (12) of this new technology that looms (13) as an issue (14) chief information officers of end-user organizations. Given the (15) of magnitude (16) the investments required and associated (17) in human terms in order to effect change of this magnitude, this concern is hardly surprising.
Question 18
Rearrange the parts of the sentence in the correct order.
P. the processor controlled exchange
Q. have restored the functioning of
R. which had suffered
S. the telecommunication people
6. a major disaster.
Question 19
P. not the husband’s slave
Q. but his companion and his helpmate
R. and an equal partner
S. in all his joys and sorrows
6) as free as the husband to choose her own path.
Question 20
P. to a few than enrol
Q. to provide quality education
R. them out as graduates
S. en masse and churn
6) after perfunctory teaching.
Question 21
P. our language
Q. part of growing into
R. masters of
S. is an important
6) full manhood or womanhood.
Question 22
Question 23
Select the most appropriate option to substitute the highlighted segment in the given sentence. If no substitution is required, select No improvement.
Question 24
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Question 26
He appears (to look) for someone in the market.
Question 27
In the sentence, identify the segment which contains the grammatical error. If the sentence has no error, then select 'No error'.
Question 28
In the sentence, identify the segment which contains the grammatical error. If the sentence has no error, then select 'No error'.
Question 29
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Question 32
Choose the most appropriate option to change the narration (direct/indirect) of the given sentence.
Question 33
Choose the most appropriate option to change the narration (direct/indirect) of the given sentence.
Question 34
Choose the most appropriate option to change the narration (direct/indirect) of the given sentence.
Question 35
Choose the most appropriate option to change the narration (direct/indirect) of the given sentence.
Question 36
Choose the most appropriate option to change the narration (direct/indirect) of the given sentence.
Question 37
Identify the best way to improve the underlined part of the given sentence. If there is no improvement required, select ‘no Improvement’.
Question 38
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Question 40
Improve the bold part of the sentence.
Question 41
P. But with the passage of time, the vantages of the revolution began to trickle in.
Q. This resulted in large-scale disenchantment with the’ evolution.
R. Mass-producing machines became the order of the day.
S. However, rural artisans lost their Livelihood.
And people accepted the revolution wholeheartedly.
Question 42
Q. It means to live in memories, in regrets for the good old days or in sadness about a friend who is dead.
R. The art of growing old is one which the passage of time has forced upon my attention.
S. One of these is undue absorption in the past.
Question 43
P. Sometimes boys and girls do not like the idea of arranged marriages.
Q. Most young people accept the state of affairs.
R. Sujata was like that.
S. They assume their parents can make good choices.
6. She felt she was a modern girl and not subject for bargaining.
Question 44
P. As Ramananda came down the steps before daybreak for his usual bath, he trod on the sleeping man.
Q. Kabir at once jumped up and threw himself at the feet of the preacher.
R. “Ram, Ram”, he exclaimed in astonishment.
S. One dark night, Kabir went to the ‘ghat’ and lay down on one of the river steps.
6. He said, “You have given me the mantra, ‘Ram, Ram,’ I have become your disciple”.
Question 45
Given below are four jumbled sentences. Pick the option that gives their correct order.
Q. Metals are today being replaced by polymers in many applications.
R. Polymers are essentially a long chains of hydrocarbon molecules.
S. Today polymers as strong as metals have been developed.
Question 46
Select the most appropriate idiom (in the context) to fill in the sentence.
Question 47
Question 48
Select the most appropriate idiom (in the context) to fill in the sentence.
Question 49
Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Question 50
Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom underlined in the sentence.
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