SET-2
OA
SET-2

1. Communicate
3. people living in the suburbs have to commute a long distance every day.

2. Opposite
3. the bank is opposite the supermarket. [ opposite is a preposition meaning "on the other side of a particular area from something" and does not require 'to']

3. Raw
2. women workers often get raw deals from contractors. [ should be ' a raw deal' ]

4. Picture
1. There have been a number of changes recently-let me put you in the picture.
[ the idiomatic expression ' to put somebody in the picture' means to give somebody the information they need in order to understand the situation]
:)

Set 1

OA

2.In option 1, "firing a round of tear gas shells" means a single discharge by one firearm and the word
round is correctly used.
The phrase, round the corner in option 2 means, nearby, a short distance away.
In option 3, the usage is correct. "Merry-go-around" is a carrousel in amusement parks, carnivals, etc. A
merry-go-round is a revolving, circular platform with wooden horses or other animals, benches, etc., on
which people may sit or ride, usually to the accompaniment of mechanical or recorded music.
In option 4, the usage "on a hospital round" is correct. This is used to signify that the doctor is surveying
the wards checking on patients. "Come round" in the fifth option means to change one's opinion, decision, especially to agree with another's. A better option would have been to come around to admitting it meaning to change one's
position or opinion.
Hence, the correct answer is option 5.

billu, option 5 of the question has 'around' is present in it..:)

Set-2
1-2
2-4
3-1
4-5

set-2

1. communicate
1. The deaf and dumb communicate by means of sign language.
2. The excitement was palpable and communicated itself to the crowd.
3. People living in the suburbs have to communicate a long distance every day.
4. A contagious disease is communicated through physical contact.
5. A majority of people, these days, prefer to communicate via emails.


2. opposite
1. Being an adolescent, mrinal felt shy talking to members of the opposite sex.
2. I expected her to be shy and quiet, but she was just the opposite.
3. The bank is opposite to the supermarket.
4. The rios live further down, on the opposite side of the road.

3. raw
1. Dostovsky's novels often portray life in the raw.
2. Women workers often get raw deals from contractors.
3. Her own experiences provided the raw material for her first novel.
4. Being marooned on the island forced them to eat raw meat.
5. The grief caused by her husband's death was still raw when she had to face another crisis.

4. picture
1. There have been a number of changes recently-let me put you in picture.
2. Ever since he went into pictures the couple have been drifting apart.
3. From the reports, the picture of the service sector is encouraging.
4. After his brief disappearance a couple of months ago edwin is back in the picture.
5. Atticus always told the lady that she looked a picture.

:)

1-3
2-4
3-5
4-2

SET-2

1. Communicate
3. people living in the suburbs have to communicate a long distance every day. Better Option "commute"


2. Opposite
3. the bank is opposite to the supermarket. "to" is not required

3. Raw
2. women workers often get raw deals from contractors.

4. Picture
1. There have been a number of changes recently-let me put you in picture.
"the picture" would have been apt
:)

Please find comments inline for my takes.

SET-2

1. Communicate

2. the excitement was palpable and communicated itself to the crowd.

2. Opposite

3. the bank is opposite to the supermarket.

3. Raw
1. Dostovsky's novels often portray life in the raw.

4. Picture
5. Atticus always told the lady that she looked a picture.

SET 2

My Take:

1)3
2)3
3)2
4)2

Set 1

OA

1.Option 1 uses the verb run appropriately with fast as an adverb qualifying it.
The phrase, against the run of play is used in sports to describe an event or action against the flow of the
game. For example, if Soccer team A has all the possession, all the chances and dictates the game, and
team B has one chance and scores from it, then that goal is against the run of play. The term is used
correctly in option 2.
Option 3 is incorrect. A person cannot run over someone. It can be a vehicle that can run over someone.
A person can run after (chase) someone, run with, run up to or run around someone.
In option 4, a book can have a popular run, if a great number of copies of that book are getting sold.
In option 5, run-of-the-mill production is an average or mediocre or banal, commonplace
production that is not interesting. The usage here is correct.

Hence, the correct answer is option 3.

2.In option 1, firing a round of tear gas shells means a single discharge by one firearm and the word
round is correctly used.
The phrase, round the corner in option 2 means, nearby, a short distance away.
In option 3, the usage is correct. Merry-go-around is a carrousel in amusement parks, carnivals, etc. A
merry-go-round is a revolving, circular platform with wooden horses or other animals, benches, etc., on
which people may sit or ride, usually to the accompaniment of mechanical or recorded music.
In option 4, the usage on a hospital round is correct. This is used to signify that the doctor is surveying
the wards checking on patients. Come round in the fifth option means to change one's opinion, decision, especially to agree with another's. A better option would have been to come around to admitting it meaning to change one's
position or opinion.
Hence, the correct answer is option 5.

3.Beginning to buckle in option 1 indicates that their knees were ready to collapse or that they were
extremely tired.
Buckle is inappropriately used in option 2. The horse can break into a trot or a gallop. It may buck or it
may even break into somebodys garden, but not into a buckle.
Option 3 uses buckle in the sense of collapse or surrender.
In option 4, buckle again refers to bend or collapse, even break.
To buckle up, in option 5, means to fasten one's belt, seat belt, or buckles.
Hence, the correct answer is option 2.

4.File can be defined as a folder, cabinet, or other container in which papers, letters, etc., are arranged in
convenient order for storage or reference. Another definition is a collection of papers, records, etc.,
arranged in convenient order. Option 1 uses the word in this sense.
In option 2, to file means to apply. The usage is correct.
In option 3, file refers to a line of persons or things arranged one behind another. Marching in a single
file is similar to marching in a single column.
A file can even be a tool with ridges to smoothen or even out rough surfaces. Option 4 uses this
meaning.
There is no phrase or idiom broke the file as mentioned in option 5. A soldier can break rank but not a
file.
Hence, the correct answer is option 5.

Takes on Set 1:-

1. 3
2. 2
3. 4
4. 5


Takes on Set 2:-

1. 3
2. 1
3. 2
4. 1

BILLU BHAI GREAT INITIATIVE AGAIN.....

Set 2
1- 3
2- 3
3-3
4-2

my take set 1
1)2
2)2
3)-
4)5

set 2
3
4
5
nahi aa raha 4th ...

my take set 1 ...
2
5
2
5
dng set 2

Suggest some e-material for word usage ?

SET-2

1. Communicate
1. the deaf and dumb communicate by means of sign language.
2. the excitement was palpable and communicated itself to the crowd.
3. people living in the suburbs have to communicate a long distance every day.
4. a contagious disease is communicated through physical contact.
5. a majority of people, these days, prefer to communicate via emails.


2. Opposite
1. being an adolescent, Mrinal felt shy talking to members of the opposite sex.
2. i expected her to be shy and quiet, but she was just the opposite.
3. the bank is opposite to the supermarket.
4. the Rios live further down, on the opposite side of the road.

3. Raw
1. Dostovsky's novels often portray life in the raw.
2. women workers often get raw deals from contractors.
3. her own experiences provided the raw material for her first novel.
4. being marooned on the island forced them to eat raw meat.
5. the grief caused by her husband's death was still raw when she had to face another crisis.

4. Picture
1. There have been a number of changes recently-let me put you in picture.
2. ever since he went into pictures the couple have been drifting apart.
3. from the reports, the picture of the service sector is encouraging.
4. after his brief disappearance a couple of months ago Edwin is back in the picture.
5. Atticus always told the lady that she looked a picture.

:)

My Take :

1)3
2)1
3)3
4)3

Set 1
1. Run

(3) You can't run over him like that.

2. Round
(2) The shop is located round the corner.

3. Buckle
(2) The horse suddenly broke into a buckle.


4. File

(5) When the parade was on, a soldier broke the file

:)

Thanks to the great initiative to start this thread. I was looking for this thread..

Set 1

1)(3) You cant run over him like that.
2)(4) The doctor is on a hospital round.
3)4) Sometimes, an earthquake can make a bridge buckle.
4)(5) When the parade was on, a soldier broke the file.

set 1
1 3
2 2
3 2
4 5

Set-1
1-2
2-2
3-3
4-5

1-2
2-2
3-2
4-4

set 1
1. Run
(1) i must run fast to catch up with him.
(2) our team scored a goal against the run of play.
(3) you cant run over him like that.
(4) the newly released book is enjoying a popular run.
(5) this film is a run-of-the-mill production.

2. Round
(1) the police fired a round of tear gas shells.
(2) the shop is located round the corner.
(3) we took a ride on the merry-go-round.
(4) the doctor is on a hospital round.
(5) i shall proceed further only after you come around to admitting it.

3. Buckle
(1) after the long hike our knees were beginning to buckle.
(2) the horse suddenly broke into a buckle.
(3) the accused did not buckle under police interrogation.
(4) sometimes, an earthquake can make a bridge buckle.
(5) people should learn to buckle up as soon as they get into the car.

4. File
(1) you will find the paper in the file under c.
(2) i need to file an insurance claim.
(3)the cadets were marching in a single file.
(4) file your nails before you apply nail polish.
(5) when the parade was on, a soldier broke the file.

Set 1
1- 2
2- 3
3-4
4-5

set 1
1. Run
(1) i must run fast to catch up with him.
(2) our team scored a goal against the run of play.
(3) you cant run over him like that.
(4) the newly released book is enjoying a popular run.
(5) this film is a run-of-the-mill production.

2. Round
(1) the police fired a round of tear gas shells.
(2) the shop is located round the corner.
(3) we took a ride on the merry-go-round.
(4) the doctor is on a hospital round.
(5) i shall proceed further only after you come around to admitting it.

3. Buckle
(1) after the long hike our knees were beginning to buckle.
(2) the horse suddenly broke into a buckle.
(3) the accused did not buckle under police interrogation.
(4) sometimes, an earthquake can make a bridge buckle.
(5) people should learn to buckle up as soon as they get into the car.

4. File
(1) you will find the paper in the file under c.
(2) i need to file an insurance claim.
(3)the cadets were marching in a single file.
(4) file your nails before you apply nail polish.
(5) when the parade was on, a soldier broke the file.

1-3
2-4
3-2
4-3

Set 1
1. Run
(1) I must run fast to catch up with him.
(2) Our team scored a goal against the run of play.
(3) You can't run over him like that.
(4) The newly released book is enjoying a popular run.
(5) This film is a run-of-the-mill production.

2. Round
(1) The police fired a round of tear gas shells.
(2) The shop is located round the corner.
(3) We took a ride on the merry-go-round.
(4) The doctor is on a hospital round.
(5) I shall proceed further only after you come around to admitting it.

3. Buckle
(1) After the long hike our knees were beginning to buckle.
(2) The horse suddenly broke into a buckle.
(3) The accused did not buckle under police interrogation.
(4) Sometimes, an earthquake can make a bridge buckle.
(5) People should learn to buckle up as soon as they get into the car.

4. File
(1) You will find the paper in the file under C.
(2) I need to file an insurance claim.
(3)The cadets were marching in a single file.
(4) File your nails before you apply nail polish.
(5) When the parade was on, a soldier broke the file.