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Two Marks Questions:

Correct the following sentences:

1. He has for good left India.

    (a) He has left for good India. (b) He has left India for good. (c) Good he has left India.

    (d) No improvement

2. You are asked to copy this letter word by word.

    (a) Word for word (b) word with word (c) word to word (d) No improvement

3. The brown shirt wants washing.

    (a) has to wash (b) is in need of a wash (c) requires a wash (d) No improvement

4. The climate of Karnataka is cooler than Tamil Nadu.

    (a) is cooler to  (b) is cooler than of (c) is cooler than that of  (d) No improvement

5. We had a grand party and we enjoyed very much.

    (a) We had a grand party and enjoyed very much.

    (b) We had a grand party to enjoy very much.

    (c) We had a grand party and we enjoyed ourselves very much.

    (d) No improvement

6. He both won a medal and a scholarship.

    (a) He won a medal and a scholarship both.

    (b) Both he won a medal and a scholarship.

    (c) He won both a medal and a scholarship.

    (d) No improvement

7. What do you for go to school?

    (a) For what do you go to school?

    (b) What do you go for to school?

    (c) What do you go to school for?

    (d) No improvement

8. He pleased the directors and this completed his report in good time.

    (a) He pleased the directors in good time and this completed his report.

    (b) He completed his report in good time and this pleased the directors.

    (c) He pleased the directors and completed his report and this in good time.

    (d) No improvement

 

5 Marks Questions:

 

Fill in the blanks:

 

1. (i) The hotel was not too expensive,_______

 (a) was it ? (b) wasn't it ? (c) is it ? (d) isn't it ?

(ii) Like humans, zoo animals must have a dentist _____ their teeth.

 (a) fill (b) filled  (c) filling (d) to be filled

(iii) It was very kind of you to do the washing-up, but you______ it.

(a) didn't have to do (b) hadn't to do  (c) mightn't have done (d) mustn't have done

(iv) He went _____ sea alone.

(a) in   (b) to (c) into (d) on

(v) The _____ of our civilization from an agricultural society to today's complex industrial world was   accompanied by war.

(a) Adjustment (b) migration   (c) route (d) metamorphosis

 

2. (i) The court ________ cognizance of the criminal's words.

  (a) took (b) made  (c) gave (d) allowed

 (ii) ________ wins this civil war there will be little rejoicing at the victory.

 (a) Whichever (b) Whoever (c) Whatever (d) Wherever

 (iii) As he got older his belief in these principles did not________.

 (a) wither (b) shake (c) waver (d) dither

 (iv) Everyone in this world is accountable to God ________ his actions.

 (a) about (b) for  (c) to (d) over

 (v) Your father used to be the principal of this college______?

 (a) did he ? (b) does he ? (c) didn't he ? (d) doesn't he ?

 

3 (i). The housewife _______ the cakes burning, and ran to switch off the oven.

 (a) smell (b) smells (c) smelt (d) smelling

 (ii). _______ an old legend, King Shirham lived in India.

 (a) In the event of (b) Due to  (c) According to (d) In reference to

 (iii) _______ you leave now, you will be late.

 (a) Until (b) Till (c) Unless (d) Although

 (iv) The_______ were arrested for illegally hunting the bears.

 (a) poachers (b) rangers  (c) soldiers (d) villagers

 (v) If you had followed the rules, you _______ disqualified.

 (a) will not be (b) would not be  (c) will not have been (d) would not have been

 

4 (i) The Company let me _______ time off work.

 (a) take (b) taking  (c) to take (d) took

 (ii) I assume _______ with me.

 (a) every one agreeing  (b) that everyone agrees (c) everyone to agree (d) that everyone to agree

(iii). _____the rain forests is very important, if we do not want the flora and fauna found there to    become extinct.

(a) Reserving (b) Destroying (c) Preserving (d) Maintaining

(iv) If I had helped him, he _______.

(a) will not be drowned (b) would not be drowned (c) will not have drowned (d) would not have drowned

(v) When will you head _______ your assignment?

(a) in (b) back  (c) down (d) into

 

5 (i) The Union Budget is likely to be presented on February 26, two days ahead of the ___________ date.

(a) critical (b) conventional (c) suitable (d) convenient

 (ii) I am sorry ___________ the mistake.

(a) from (b) with (c) for (d) at

(iii) He ___________ her that she would pass.

(a) insured (b) ensured (c) assumed (d) assured

(iv) Your father ___________ worry. I'm a very careful driver.

(a) needn't (b) none  (c) can't (d) doesn't

(v) The ___________ chosen for construction of the building is in the heart of the city.

(a) cite (b) slight (c) sight (d) site

 

6 (i) The ladies black purse, which is on sale has a beautiful________ carved on it.

(a) motif (b) patch (c) layout (d) schematic

(ii) Who is the person you ________ at the cinema last night?

(a) were recognising (b) recognized (c) have recognised (d) had recognised

(iii) As you sow ________ shall you reap.

(a) when (b) as (c) like (d) so

(iv) He complemented her ________ new dress.

(a) for (b) of (c) on (d) about

(v) It took him a long time ________ the candidate’s application.

(a) to considering (b) to consider and weigh (c) considering weighing (d) to consider and to weigh

 

7 (i) I _________ lunch one hour ago.

(a) have had (b) had had (c) have (d) had

(ii) He thought that my car _________ for sale.

(a) is (b) was (c) has been (d) will be

(iii) He tried to prevent me_______doing my duty.

(a) against (b) at (c) with (d) from

(iv) To the dismay of the student body, the class president was_________ berated by the principal at the school assembly.

(a) ignominiously (b) privately (c) magnanimously (d) fortuitously

(v) I would apologize if I ________ you.

(a) am (b) was (c) have been (d) were

 

8 (i) ______________ pollution control measures are expensive, many industries hesitate to adopt them.

(a) Although (b) However (c) Because (d) Despite

(ii) It is not ______________ for a man to be confined to the pursuit of wealth.

(a) healthy (b) easy (c) possible (d) common

(iii) ______________ his being innocent of the crime, the judge sentenced him to one year imprisonment.

(a) Inspite of (b) In case of (c) On account of (d) In the event of

(iv) It is a story of two men and a batch of _____ armoured cars.

(a) deceased (b) diseased (c) decrepit (d) defeated

(v) Although there is _________ gunfire, there is no stiff resistance to the revolutionary army.

(a) bitter (b) meager (c) continuous (d) sporadic

9 (i) Let us quickly __________.

(a) muddle (b) huddle (c) hurdle (d) puddle

(ii) Rajesh’s car wasn’t __________ Ramesh’s, so we were too exhausted by the time we reached home.

(a) such comfortable (b) as comfortable as (c) comfortable enough (d) so comfortable that

(iii) I don’t suppose that Pramod will be elected __________ how hard he struggles as he is not completely supported by the committee.

(a) although (b) seeing as (c) no matter (d) however

(iv) Regular exercise is conducive__________ heath.

(a) in (b) to (c) for (d) of

(v) Can you please __________ my web site just before I publish it ?

(a) find out (b) go through (c) set out (d) look up

10 (i) He was assured by his friends________every type of help in an emergency

(a) about (b) by (c) of (d) with

(ii) He was not a man _________ intelligence.

(a) empty of (b) lacking of (c) devoid of (d) absent of

(iii) The work _________, he left his office.

(a) having been over (b) having completed (c) having been completed (d) on being finished

(iv) Our monthly expenditure _________ by five hundred rupees when we decided to buy milk from the milkman.

(a) grew up (b) shot up (c) got up (d) lifted up

(v)_________ to people looked well enough, but when one looked more closely one saw that their faces were filled with despair.

(a) At first sight (b) At first looking (c) At first observation (d) On first sight 

11. (i) All is not well _______ the automobile sector.

(a) of (b) down (c) in (d) to

(ii) Many premier educational institutions come forward to have a _______ with flourishing industries.

(a) tie-down (b) tie-up (c) tie-in (d) tie-on

(iii) He slipped _______ his old ways and started drinking again.

(a) into (b) off (c) by (d) in

(iv) They reached the railway station before the train__________ .

(a) had left (b) had been left (c) left (d) was leaving

(v) The Information and Communication Technology has _____age and employees very highly paid technocrats.

(a) come of (b) come upon (c) come out of (d) come through

12 (i) Mr. Murugan has been in this college ________ 2010.

(a) for (b) since (c) after (d) before

(ii) We attended a ________ discourse.

(a) spiritual (b) spirituous (c) spirituality (d) spiritually

(iii) The valley is known for its ________ growth of vegetation.

(a) luxurious (b) luxury (c) luxuriant (d) luxuriously

(iv) Satyajitray’s films ________ all barriers of caste, creed and religion. They are universal.

(a) transcend (b) transcends (c) trancend (d) transcend

(v)I could hardly recognize him ________ I saw him.

(a) after (b) but (c) and (d) when

 

13 (i) There are not solitary, free-living creatures ; every form of life is ______ other forms.

(a) dependent on (b) parallel to (c) overshadowed by (d) segregated from

(ii) I'll take ______now as I have another's appointment somewhere else.

(a) departure (b) my leave (c) permission (d) leave from work

(iii) A garden knife is ______used for right pruning.

(a) generally (b) compulsorily (c) systematically (d) daily

(iv) Serious threat to our ecology and environment can be______ with organic cultivation.

(a) hastened (b) impeded (c) aggravated (d) combated

(v) 'My India' by Corbett deals ______ the author's familiarity with and love of India.

(a) in (b) of (c) at (d) with

 

14 (i) The human mind seems to have built-in ________against original thought.

(a) prejudices (b) ideas (c) interests (d) safeguards

(ii) A child is the future of a family _________ nation.

(a) just as (b) as a (c) like a (d) as well as of a

(iii) If strict security measures were taken, the tragedy might have been ________

(a) restrained (b) averted (c) removed (d) controlled

(iv) The deceased left _______ children.

(a) behind (b) for (c) with (d) by

(v) The statue _________ a global symbol of freedom

(a) stands against (b) stands to (c) stands for (d) stands as

 

 

15 Mark Questions:

 

DIRECTIONS: In the following passage some of the words have been left out. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer to each question out of the four alternatives and fill in the blanks:

 

Q1 Passage (Q no. 1–10)

Almost every full moon night, the officials in Andaman and Nicobar Islands take part in a cautious ritual. The tribesmen watch from a safe distance as the officials…1… the island in a boat…2… gifts for them. The islanders come…3… hesitantly only after the officials…4… dumbed the coconuts brought….5… them onto the beach and begin….6… away from their small island. On some nights the tribals even….7… up enough courage to swim upto a few feet…8…. from the boat. The officials maintain that they do…9… want to interfere with the way of life of the tribals. The island...10…heavily on the mainland for most goods.

1. (a) approach (b) depart (c) present (d) absent

2. (a) coming (b) leaving (c) carrying (d) relieving

3. (a) forward (b) backward (c) sides (d) upward

4. (a) has (b) have (c) had (d) be

5. (a) by (b) to (c) in (d) for

6. (a) watching (b) seeing (c) sailing (d) stopping

7. (a) leave (b) muster (c) come (d) present

8. (a) correctly (b) distantly (c) near (d) away

9. (a) no (b) neither (c) not (d) nor

10.(a) spy (b) rely (c) occupy (d) reply

 

Q2 Passage: The Solar System has been a complicated wonder for the astronomers. This is a…1… to which we may never have the exact answer. Man has wondered…2… the age of the Earth…3… ancient

times. There were all kinds of…4…that seemed to have the…5…. But man could not begin to…6… about the question scientifically until about 400 years…7... When it was proved that the…8… revolved round the Sun and the Earth was a ….9…of our Solar System, then scientists knew where to…10.

1. (a) problem (b) question (c) matter (d) query

2. (a) around (b) out (c) about (d) on

3. (a) since (b) during (c) around (d) from

4. (a) ideas (b) opinions (c) stories (d) matters

5. (a) solution (b) novel (c) book (d) answer

6. (a) read (b) think (c) open (d) guess

7. (a) now (b) time (c) then (d) ago

8. (a) Moon (b) time (c) Earth (d) Mars

9. (a) part (b) division (c) opening (d) centre

10. (a) end (b) begin (c) think (d) work

 

 

Q3-Passage: Growing urbanization and literacy, especially female education, will no doubt change the plight of women in India. But the…1.. will be slow and painful. Are we…2… to wait until this happens while more and more girls meet their…3..end? Not if we lay calim to an India that is…4… and aspires to attain superpower status. there is only one quick…5.., which is not to wait for …6..to change, but to compel the police force to…7… their attitude. The attitude of the police force will become…8…if there is a big stick poised to hit them. They will be more…9.. to women victims and keener to catch the…10.. if they knew that they themselves will be punished or sacked. In an insensible society, fear is the only key.

1. (a) method (b) manner (c) process (d) section

2. (a) keen (b) prepared (c) made (d) asked

3. (a) tragic (b) lethal (c) systematic (d) methodical

4. (a) growing (b) shining (c) competing (d) plodding

5. (a) decision (b) thought (c) idea (d) solution

6. (a) attitudes (b) nature (c) behaviour (d) opinions

7. (a) alter (b) reverse (c) change (d) cleanse

8. (a) democratic (b) lenient (c) liberal (d) easy

9. (a) affectionate (b) considerate (c) attentive (d) concerned

10. (a) culprits (b) rowdies (c) hooligans (d) law-breakers

 

 

Q4-Passage: Parents tend to spoil their own children either by overindulgence or by deprivation. Childhood should be the time for..1…from primary selfishness to sharing, for learning to…2….with deprivation and disappointment and learning to…3… failure, since breaking a toy and forgetting a homework assignment are….4….serious than breaking a marriage or forgetting to prepare for career advancement. But…5…deprivation, as is common in…6…families, leaves many children…7… the stage of personal gratification. They lack resources for developing a sense of…8… towards others and a wish to care for them. And children…9…be poor to be underprivileged. The…10…are also deprived, cheated out of learning how to face life.

1. (a) changing (b) turning (c) shifting (d) removing

2. (a) cope up (b) adjust (c) fight (d) cope

3. (a) overcome (b) eliminate (c) remove (d) forget

4. (a) far better (b) far less (c) far worse (d) far more

5. (a) much (b) exhaustive (c) excessive (d) every

6. (a) undernourished (b) uncoordinated (c) uncooperative (d) underprivileged

7. (a) stuck in (b) stuck on (c) stuck about (d) stick in

8. (a) gratitude (b) responsibility (c) concern (d) friends hip

9. (a) would not (b) should not (c) need not (d) had not

10. (a) over confident (d) over cautious (c) over enthusiastic (d) over indulged

 

 

Q5-Passage: Delhi…1...the capital of India. People from all parts of the country and the world…2…to Delhi. There...3…many historical buildings. People...4… the Rajghat, Shantivan and Vijayghat. We visited Delhi last year…5…our cousins. There..6….many other historical cities. Agra…7…one of them. We..8…visit Agra and Jaipur next time. The Red Fort of Delhi and the Hawa Mahal of Jaipur were…9… famous for their Mughal..10…Rajasthani architecture respectively.

1. (a) was (b) are (c) is (d) were

2. (a) came (b) comes (c) come (d) coming

3. (a) has (b) were (c) is (d) are

4. (a) visit (b) visited (c) visiting (d) visits

5. (a) for (b) on (c) of (d) with

6. (a) is (b) are (c) were (d) was

7. (a) are (b) was (c) is (d) were

8. (a) will (b) would (c) could (d) can

9. (a) much (b) very (c) too (d) more

10. (a) either (b) because (c) or (d) and

 

Q6-Passage: Although we can…1… the…2… bodies of our solar system…3… a telescope, it is only…4… who can…5… the depth of outer space. It is reported that they have seen…6…galaxies, stars taking…7…and…8…, and 'black holes'. They say that the deeper they look…9…the universe, the more they know…10…the universe originated.

1. (a) reach (b) observe (c) look (d) find

2. (a) heaver (b) heavy (c) heavier (d) heavenly

3. (a) by (b) through (c) with (d) at

4. (a) astronomers (b) astronomy (c) Stunned (d) astrologers

5. (a) viewed (b) views (c) overview (d) view

6. (a) shine (b) stunning (c) stunned (d) stun

7. (a) born (b) borne (c) birth (d) berth

8. (a) die (b) died (c) dyeing (d) dying

9. (a) into (b) at (c) through (d) on

10. (a) why (b) where (c) how (d) what

 

Q7-Passage: Socrates who was a great thinker and…1…never liked to write…2... He wanted to make people…3…well. Plato was the most…4…pupil of Socrates. With boundless love and…5…for his…6…, Plato wrote all the teachings of Socrates. Years…7…when printing was invented, Plato's books were also …8... They have been…9… into many…10...

1. (a) teacher (b) preacher (c) speaker (d) announced

2. (a) letters (b) essays (c) books (d) poems

3. (a) speak (b) think (c) act (d) play

4. (a) known (b) loving (c) obedient (d) famous

5. (a) kindness (b) respect (c) anger (d) hatred

6. (a) pupil (b) guardian (c) master (d) servant

7. (a) later (b) after (c) before (d) over

8. (a) published (b) released (c) sold (d) printed

9. (a) changed (b) translated (c) written (d) published

10. (a) waya (b) varieties (c) languages (d) sizes

 

DIRECTIONS: In the following passage, you have one brief passage with 5 questions following the passage. Read the passage carefully and choose the best answer to each question out of the four alternatives.

 

Q8: PASSAGE

Every profession of trade, every art and every science has its technical vocabulary, the function of which is partly to designate things or processes which have no names in ordinary English and partly to secure greater exactness in nomenclature. Such special dialects or jargons are necessary in technical discussion of any kind. Being universally understood by the devotees of the particular science or art, they have the precision of a mathematical formula. Besides, they save time, for it is much more economical to name a process than to describe it. Thousands of these technical terms are very properly included in every large dictionary, yet, as a whole, they are rather on the outskirts of the English language than actually within its borders. Different occupations, however, differ widely in the character of their special vocabularies. In trades and handicrafts and other vocations like farming and fishing that have occupied great numbers of men from remote times, the technical vocabulary is very old. An average man now uses these in his own vocabulary. The special dialects of law, medicine, divinity and philosophy have become familiar to cultivated persons

 

1. Special words used in technical discussion

(a) may become part of common speech

(b) never last long

(c) should resemble mathematical formula

(d) should be confined to scientific fields

2. The writer of this article is

(a) a scientist (b) a politician

(c) a linguist (d) a businessman

3. This passage is primarily concerned with

(a) various occupations and professions

(b) technical terminology

(c) scientific undertakings

(d) a new language

4. It is true that

(a) various professions and occupations often interchange words

(b) there is always a non-technical word that may be substituted for the technical word

(c) the average man often uses in his own vocabulary what was once technical language not emant for him

(d) everyone is interested in scientific findings

5. In recent years, there has been a marked increase in the number of technical terms in the nomenclature of

(a) Farming (b) Fishing

(c) Sports (d) Government

 

Q9: Passage: In May 1966, The World Health Organisation was authorised to initiate a global campaign to eradicate small pox. The goal was to eradicate the disease in one decade. Because similar projects for malaria and yellow fever had failed, few believed that smallpox could actually be eradicated, but eleven years after the initial organisation of the campaign, no cases were reported in the field. The strategy was not only to provide mass vaccinations, but also to isoate patients with active small-pox in order to contain

the spread of the disease and to break the chain of human transmission. Rewards for reporting small-pox assisted in motivating the public to aid health workers. One by one, each small-pox victim was sought out, removed from contact with others and treated. At the same time, the entire, village where the victim had lived was vaccinated. Today small pox is no longer a threat to humanity. Routine vaccinations have been stopped worldwide.

 

1. Which of the following is the best title for the passage?

(a) The World Health Organisation

(b) The Eradication of Small-pox

(c) Small-pox Vaccinations

(d) Infectious Diseases

2. What was the goal of the campaign against small-pox?

(a) To decrease the spread of small-pox worldwide.

(b) To eliminate small-pox worldwide in ten years.

(c) To provide mass vaccinations against small-pox worldwide.

(d) To initiate worldwide projects for small-pox, malaria and yellow fever at the same time.

3. According to the paragraph what was the strategy used to eliminate the spread of small-pox?

(a) Vaccination of the entire village

(b) Treatment of individual victims.

(c) Isolation of victims and mass vaccinations

(d) Extensive reporting of out breaks

4. Which statement doesn't refer to small-pox?

(a) Previous projects had failed.

(b) People are no longer vaccinated for it.

(c) The World Health Organization mounted a worldwide campaign to eradicate the disease.

(d) It was a serious threat.

5. It can be inferred that

(a) no new cases of small-pox have been reported this year.

(b) malaria and yellow fever have been eliminated.

(c) small-pox victims no longer die when they contract the disease

(d) small-pox is not transmitted from one person to another.

 

Q10-Passage: Two years later, in November 1895, he signed his final will. He left the bulk of his fortune, amounting to about £1,75,000 to a trust fund administered by Swedish and Norwegian trustees. The annual interest shall be awarded as prizes to those persons who during the previous year have rendered the greatest services to mankind. The interest shall be divided into five equal parts– now amounting to about £8,000 each– one of which shall be awarded to the person who has made the most important discovery or invention in the realm of physics, one to the person who has made the most important chemical discovery or improvement, one to the person who has made the most important physiological or medical discovery, one to the person who has produced the most outstanding work of literature, idealistic in character, and one to the person who has done the best work for the brotherhood of nations, the abolition or reduction of standing armies, as well as for the formation or popularization of peace congress

1. The said prize is awarded

(a) once in 5 years (b) every year (c) once in 4 years (d) once in 2 years

2. Which is the prize that is referred to in the passage?

(a) Nobel Prize (b) Magsaysay Award (c) Pulitzer Prize (d) Booker Prize

3. The number of prizes in the field of science are

(a) Four (b) One (c) Three (d) Five

4. Total annual prize money amounts to

(a) £8,000 (b) £1,750,000 (c) £350,000 (d) £40,000

5. Prize is awarded for outstanding work in

(a) Chemistry (b) Literature (c) Physics (d) All the above

 

Q11-Passage: If an opinion contrary to your own makes you angry, that is a sign that you are subconsciously aware of having no good reason for thinking, as you do. If someone maintains that two and two are five, or that Iceland is on the Equator, you feel pity rather than anger, unless you know so little of arithmetic or geography that his opinion shakes your own contrary conviction.

 

1. If someone else's opinion makes us angry, it means that

(a) We are subconsciously aware of having no good reason for becoming angry

(b) There may be good reasons for his opinion but we are not consciously aware of them

(c) Our own opinion is not based on good reason and we know this subconsciously

(d) We are not consciously aware of any reason for our own opinion

2. "Your own contrary conviction" refers to

(a) The fact that you feel pity rather than anger

(b) The opinion that two and two are four and that Iceland is a long way from the Equator

(c) The opinion that two and two are five and that Iceland is on the Equator

(d) The fact that you know so little about arithmetic or geography

3. Conviction means

(a) Persuasion (b) disbelief (c) strong belief (d) ignorance

4. The writer says if someone maintains that two and two are five you feel pity because you

(a) Have sympathy (b) don't agree with him (c) want to help the person (d) feel sorry for his ignorance

5. The second sentence in the passage

(a) Builds up the argument of the first sentence by restating it from the opposite point of view

(b) Makes the main point which has only been introduced by the first sentence

(c) Simply adds, a further point to the argument already stated in the first sentence

(d) Illustrates the point made in the first sentence

 

Q12-Passage: The World health Organization is briefly called W.H.O. It is a specialized agency of the United Nations and was established in 1948. International health workers can be seen working in all kinds of surroundings in deserts, jungles, mountains, coconut groves, and rice fields. They help the sick to attain health and the healthy to maintain their health. This global health team assists the local health workers in stopping the spread of what are called communicable diseases, like cholera. These diseases can spread from one country to another and so can be a threat to world health. W.H.O. assists different national health authorities not only in controlling diseases but also in preventing them altogether. Total prevention of diseases is possible in a number so ways. Everyone knows how people, particularly children, are vaccinated against one disease or another. Similarly, most people are familiar with the spraying of houses with poisonous substances which kill disease-carrying insects.

 

1. "It is a specialized agency of the United Nations and was established in 1948". Here specialized means:

(a) made suitable for a particular purpose

(b) expert

(c) extraordinary

(d) uncommon

2. "International health workers can be seen working in allkinds of surroundings: in deserts, jungles, mountains, coconout groves, and rice fields". Here International means:

(a) belonging to the whole world

(b) drawn from all countries of the world

(c) believing in cooperation among nations

(d) belonging to an organisation which has something to do with different nations.

3. They help the sick to attain health and the healthy to maintain their health. Here they stand for:

(a) deserts

(b) rice fields

(c) international health workers

(d) jungles

4. "WHO assists different national health aurhotiries not only in controlling diseases but also in preventing them altogether". The above sentence implies that :

(a) W.H.O. assist many others in addition to the national health authorities

(b) W.H.O. assists more in preventing diseases than in controlling them.

(c) W.H.O. assists in controlling diseases only if they have not been prevented.

(d) W.H.O. assists both in controlling diseases and in preventing them.

5. "Total prevention of diseases is possible in a number of ways". The author has given illustrations of:

(a) only two such ways

(b) only one such way

(c) more than two such ways

(d) none of these

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