General English interview questions – page 7

The workers are hell bent at getting what is due to them.

1. hell bent through getting
2. hell bent for getting
3. hell bent upon getting
4. No improvement

They feel very proudly that their team had won the match.

1. felt very proud
2. felt very pride
3. feels vey proudly
4. No improvement

I was shocked to learn that no one was knowing where the files were kept.

1. had been knowing
2. had been known
3. knew
4. was known

On firm ground the tent had help in place by pegs driven into the ground.

1. should be held at
2. was being held with
3. has been held at
4. was held in

India’s outlook on the word is composing of these various elements.

1. has been composing at
2. is composed with
3. is composed by
4. is composed of

The player was asked that why he had not attended the prayer.

1. That why he has not
2. That why had he not
3. why he had not
4. No improvement

You can always dependent on them.

1. be dependent with them
2. depend them
3. depend on them
4. No improvement

I <b>never</b> drive to work, I ___ walk.

1. Always
2. Sometimes
3. Seldom
4. Often

He holds <b>extreme</b> views on education.

1. Moderate
2. Timid
3. Casual
4. Ordinary

His <b>depressing</b> attitude became a cause of trouble for us all.

1. Digressing
2. Bewildering
3. Uplifting
4. Horrifying

She was quite <b>alone</b> among them.

1. Only
2. Single
3. Distant
4. Separate

Mahatma Gandhi said that <b>compassion</b> is more important than truth.

1. Hardihood
2. Callousness
3. Uncivility
4. Violence

<b>Modern</b> factories have sprung up around the city.

1. Bad
2. Fresh
3. Small
4. New

They are not beware of all the facts.

1. are not to be aware
2. are not beware
3. are not aware of
4. No improvement

My father is suffering from diabetes for the past three years.

1. has been suffering
2. has suffered
3. is suffer
4. No improvement

The District Collector gave up the prizes to the winners at the end of the function.

1. gave back
2. gave back
3. gave away
4. No improvement

The small child does whatever his father was done.

1. had done
2. did
3. was done
4. No improvement

Despite of their differences on matters principles, they all agree on the demand of hike in salary.

1. Despite their
2. Despite for their
3. Despite of there
4. No improvement

If I shall pass this examination, my mother will be very happy.

1. would pass
2. shall passed
3. pass
4. No improvement

The orator had been left the auditorium before the audience stood up.

1. had left
2. had been left
3. was left
4. No improvement

The police break-up the trunk and found the looted jewellery.

1. broke opened
2. breakingly opened
3. break opened
4. broke open

When he left the house, it has not ceased raining.

1. Until
2. Ever before
3. Ever since
4. No improvement

He has now succeeded in overwhelming the grief.

1. succeeded in overcoming
2. succeeded to overwhelm
3. successful in overwhelm
4. successful in overwhelming

The two brothers were so much similar in appearance that nobody believed that they were twins.

1. so different from
2. so different in
3. so much similar at
4. very much similar in

If I would have realized the nature of the job earlier, I would not have accepted it.

1. had I
2. in case I would have
3. if I would
4. No improvement

I am sure that he has recovered from his illness and he will accompany us to the picnic spot.

1. and he will company
2. and that he will accompany
3. but he will accompany
4. No improvement

We met him immediately after the session in which he had been given a nice speech.

1. had given
2. has been given
3. would be giving
4. No improvement

Where the distance is not too much I prefer walking than waiting for a

1. rather than waiting for a
2. to waiting for a
3. than no waiting for
4. than wait for the

Which sentence shoud come third in the paragraph?

1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D

What happens to all those travelers on the ship was not known.

1. What happened to
2. What happen to
3. That is what happens to
4. No improvement