Maths MCQs for AD (ASF)
Q11. Pick the correct option to complete the idiom: “He made a mountain out of a __.”
- A) hill
- B) valley
- C) mound
- D) heap
Answer: A
Correct idiom is “mountain out of a hill.”
Q12. Suitable word for: “The chairman delivered his speech in a very __, authoritative tone.”
- A) mild
- B) feeble
- C) commanding
- D) indifferent
Answer: C
“Commanding” is the most suitable word here.
Q13. Choose the close meaning of “meticulous”.
- A) Careless
- B) Thorough
- C) Hasty
- D) Rough
Answer: B
“Thorough” is a synonym of “meticulous.”
Q14. “He insisted on __ the rules strictly.”
- A) follow
- B) to follow
- C) following
- D) followed
Answer: C
“Following” is the correct form in this sentence.
Q15. The correct indirect speech of “She said, ‘I have submitted my nomination papers.’” is:
- A) She said that she has submitted her nomination papers.
- B) She said that she had submitted her nomination papers.
- C) She said that she submitted her nomination papers.
- D) She said that she will submit her nomination papers.
Answer: B
Past perfect is used in indirect speech for past events.
Q16. What is the main idea of the passage? (Election context)
- A) Importance of voter turnout
- B) Role of transparent procedures and impartial oversight in encouraging voter trust and participation
- C) Problems in delimitation
- D) Election laws are strict
Answer: B
Transparent procedures and impartial oversight increase public trust and voter participation.
Q17. “A temporary government to manage affairs during the election period” is called a _ _ _ _ government.
- A) transition
- B) interim
- C) caretaker
- D) provisional
Answer: C
Caretaker government manages affairs during elections.
Q18. The correct option: “Despite _ heavy rain, polling went on smoothly.”
Answer: A
“Despite” can be used directly without extra preposition: “Despite heavy rain…”
Q19. Choose the word opposite in meaning (Antonym) to “arduous”.
- A) Easy
- B) Gruelling
- C) Tough
- D) Laborious
Answer: A
“Easy” is the antonym of “arduous.”
Q20. They decided to postpone the meeting _ lack of quorum.
- A) owing to
- B) because
- C) due with
- D) in
Answer: A
“Owing to” is the most suitable preposition in this context.
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