English
Synonyms
Synonyms
Q. #1313 (CAT-I)
What is the synonym of 'Easy'?
A.
Hard
B.
Tough
C.
Complex
D.
Simple
Option D is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Synonyms
Synonyms
Q. #1312 (CAT-I)
What is the synonym of 'Hard'?
A.
Soft
B.
Easy
C.
Difficult
D.
Smooth
Option C is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Synonyms
Synonyms
Q. #1311 (CAT-I)
What is the synonym of 'End'?
A.
Start
B.
Finish
C.
Begin
D.
Open
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Synonyms
Synonyms
Q. #1310 (CAT-I)
What is the synonym of 'Begin'?
A.
Start
B.
Stop
C.
End
D.
Pause
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
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English
Synonyms
Synonyms
Q. #1309 (CAT-I)
What is the synonym of 'Fast'?
A.
Slow
B.
Lazy
C.
Late
D.
Quick
Option D is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Synonyms
Synonyms
Q. #1308 (CAT-I)
What is the synonym of 'Small'?
A.
Huge
B.
Great
C.
Little
D.
Long
Option C is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Synonyms
Synonyms
Q. #1307 (CAT-I)
What is the synonym of 'Big'?
A.
Small
B.
Large
C.
Tiny
D.
Short
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Synonyms
Synonyms
Q. #1306 (CAT-I)
What is the synonym of 'Happy'?
A.
Joyful
B.
Sad
C.
Angry
D.
Cold
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Voice
Voice chnage of Interrogative Sentence, Optative and Exclamatory
Q. #1046 (CAT-I)
Change the voice of the following sentence: 'Whom did you see at the party?'
A.
Who was seen by you at the party?
B.
Whom were you seen by at the party?
C.
Who were you seen by at the party?
D.
By whom you were seen at the party?
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Voice
Voice chnage of Interrogative Sentence, Optative and Exclamatory
Q. #1045 (CAT-I)
Change the voice of the following sentence: 'Why did you break the glass?'
A.
Why the glass was broken by you?
B.
Why is the glass broken by you?
C.
Why the glass is broken by you?
D.
Why was the glass broken by you?
Option D is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Voice
Voice chnage of Interrogative Sentence, Optative and Exclamatory
Q. #1044 (CAT-I)
Change the voice of the following sentence: 'What a beautiful painting she has made!'
A.
How a beautiful painting is made by her!
B.
A beautiful painting is made by her!
C.
What a beautiful painting has been made by her!
D.
A beautiful painting was made by her!
Option C is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Voice
Voice chnage of Interrogative Sentence, Optative and Exclamatory
Q. #1043 (CAT-I)
Change the voice of the following sentence: 'May God bless you with success!'
A.
May you be blessed by God with success!
B.
May you be blessed with success by God!
C.
Let you be blessed with success by God!
D.
You are blessed with success by God.
Option B is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Voice
Voice chnage of Interrogative Sentence, Optative and Exclamatory
Q. #1042 (CAT-I)
Change the voice of the following sentence: 'Did he write a letter?'
A.
Was a letter written by him?
B.
Is a letter written by him?
C.
Had a letter written by him?
D.
Has a letter written by him?
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Narration
Narration Change Assertive and Interrogative sentence
Q. #421 (CAT-I)
Father said to me, 'Are you going to school?'
A.
Father asked me if I was going to school.
B.
Father asked me if you were going to school.
C.
Father told me if I was going to school.
D.
Father asked me that I was going to school.
Option A is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.
English
Narration
Narration Change Assertive and Interrogative sentence
Q. #420 (CAT-I)
The boy said, 'I wrote a letter yesterday.'
A.
The boy said that he wrote a letter the previous day.
B.
The boy said that he has written a letter the previous day.
C.
The boy said that he had written a letter yesterday.
D.
The boy said that he had written a letter the previous day.
Option D is the correct answer according to official curriculum guidelines.