English Language Mock Test | SSC CGL

Q1. Which sentence correctly employs the comparative of 'simple' to indicate a lesser degree of complexity?

This problem is more simple than the last. This problem is the most simple. This problem is simpler than the last. This problem is simple-er.

Q2. The opening sentence of a paragraph is also referred to as the:

Concluding sentence. Supporting sentence. Topic sentence. Concluding thought.

Q3. Consider a cloze test where the author describes a character's unwavering belief in a particular ideology. The blank appears after a sentence that presents compelling evidence contradicting this belief. What is the most likely interpretation of the author's intent?

To reinforce the character's conviction. To illustrate the power of logical argumentation. To explore the nature of cognitive dissonance. To suggest that beliefs are easily changed.

Q4. Which word is most similar to 'True'?

False Untrue Real Fake

Q5. What is the antonym of 'equivocal'?

Ambiguous Vague Clear Uncertain

Q6. Which verb is in the past perfect tense?

had eaten eats is eating will eat

Q7. He is tall, ____ his brother is short.

and so but or

Q8. The research paper investigates the cognitive development of children, focusing on Piaget's theory of cognitive stages and Vygotsky's sociocultural theory. It highlights how children actively construct knowledge through interaction with their environment and social partners. What is the main focus of the research?

Children's cognitive abilities are solely innate and unchangeable. Social interaction has no bearing on cognitive development. Theories by Piaget and Vygotsky offer differing but crucial perspectives on how children actively develop their cognitive understanding. The impact of educational technology on children's learning.

Q9. Observe the word sequence: RED, BLUE, GREEN, YELLOW, ORANGE, PURPLE, BLACK, WHITE, GRAY, PINK, BROWN, BEIGE, TEAL, CYAN, MAGENTA, SILVER, GOLD, BRONZE, COPPER, BRASS, STEEL, IRON, ALUMINUM, TITANIUM, PLATINUM, DIAMOND, EMERALD, RUBY, SAPPHIRE, JADE, OPAL, PEARL, AMETHYST, TOPAZ, GARNET, AQUAMARINE, TURQUOISE, MOONSTONE, SUNSTONE, BLOODSTONE, ONYX, JASPER, AGATE, CHRYSOPRASE, CARNELIAN, MALACHITE, LABRADORITE, KUNZITE, IOLITE, HEMATITE.

HEMATITE QUARTZ DIAMOND AMETHYST

Q10. A passage analyzes the increasing interconnectedness of financial markets and the potential for contagion during economic crises. It highlights how the failure of one major financial institution can trigger a domino effect globally. From a global economic governance perspective, what is the MOST important implication of this interconnectedness?

Increased competition among national central banks. A reduced need for international financial regulation. The necessity for robust international cooperation in financial oversight. A greater reliance on free market principles.

Q11. If two sentences have the same core meaning, the more concise one is generally:

The one with more words The one that is easier to understand The one that is less direct The one that is more complex

Q12. In the sentence 'I am feeling tired.', the verb phrase is:

I am feeling feeling tired tired

Q13. The detective meticulously ______ the crime scene, looking for any ______ clues that might lead to the culprit.

neglected, obvious inspected, subtle destroyed, hidden overlooked, significant

Q14. Identify the next element: RED, BLUE, GREEN, ?

YELLOW ORANGE PURPLE BLACK

Q15. A passage explores the challenges of regulating artificial intelligence (AI) on a global scale, given its rapid development and diverse applications. It points out the differing national approaches to AI governance. Which of the following global issues is MOST directly related to the potential for AI to exacerbate existing inequalities?

The democratization of information access. The automation of jobs and its impact on labor markets. The advancement of renewable energy technologies. The decline of traditional media outlets.

Q16. ______ the project was plagued with unforeseen issues, the team persevered and ultimately achieved their goals.

Although Because So that Unless

Q17. The use of a word or phrase to mean something different from (and often the opposite of) what it is literally said to mean is:

Sarcasm Irony Understatement Litotes

Q18. A sentence that ends with a period and makes a statement is usually:

Exclamatory Imperative Declarative Interrogative

Q19. She lives ______ a small village.

in on at by

Q20. The __________ setting of the horror movie sent shivers down my spine.

pleasant bright terrifying calm

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