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(1-4) Read the following passage carefully

and answer the questions that follow.
Students are responsible for familiarising
themselves with the University Code of Student
Conduct, as on enrollment with the University
the student has placed themselves under the
policies and regulations of the University and
all of its duly constituted bodies. Disciplinary
authority is exercised through the Student
Conduct Committee. The Committee has
procedures in place for hearing allegations of
misconduct. Copies of the student conduct
code are available at the Student Services
Office.
Academic dishonesty is never condoned by
the University. This includes cheating and
plagiarism, which violate the Student Conduct
Code and could result in expulsion or failing the
course.
Cheating includes but is not limited to obtain-
ing or giving unauthorized help during an
examination, getting unauthorized information
about the contents of an examination before it
is administered, using unauthorised sources of
information during an examination, altering or
falsifying the record of any grades, altering or
supplying answers after an examination has
been handed in, falsifying any official University
record, and misrepresenting the facts to get
exemptions from or extensions to course
requirements.
Plagiarism includes but is not limited to
submitting any paper or other document, to
satisfy an academic requirement, which has
been copied either in whole or in part from
someone else's work without identifying that
person; failing to identify as a quotation a
documented idea that has not been thoroughly
assimilated into the student's language and
style, or paraphrasing a passage so closely
that the reader could be misled as to the
source; submitting the same written or oral
material in different courses without obtaining
authorisation from the lecturers involved; or
'dry-labbing', which includes obtaining and
using experimental data from fellow students
without the express consent of the lecturer,
utilizing experimental data and laboratory write-
ups from other parts of the course or from
previous terms during which the course was
conducted, and fabricating data to fit the
expected results.
Answer the following questions by picking
up the appropriate answers from those
given under for each of the questions.
1. The Student Services Office familiarises
students with the student code.
A) True B) False C) Not given
D) Insufficient information to predict
2. According to the text, cheating is a more
serious offence than plagiarism.
A) True B) False C) Not given
D) Insufficient information to predict
3. Students can submit the same work in
different courses as long as they ask their
lecturer and it is not their own.
A) True B) False C) Not given
D) Insufficient information to predict
4. If students want to use other students'
laboratory data, they must ask them and
the lecturer first.
A) True B) False C) Not given
D) Insufficient information to predict
5. Cheats will automatically be expelled
because their behaviour cannot be
condoned.
A) True B) False C) Not given
D) Insufficient information to predict
6. Your son, I think, is cut out ............ a
police job.
Choose the appropriate preposition to fill in
the blank.
A) to B) for C) into D) with
7. I first met him ............ year ago.
Select the suitable article to fill in the blank,
if necessary.
A) a B) an C) the D) zero article
8. Fifty thousand rupees ............ too much
for Neetu's ear rings.
Choose the correct verb for the above
sentence.
A) is B) are C) have
D) None of the above
9. We should not speak ill of the dead.
Locate the part of speech of the underlined
word in the above sentence
A) adverb
B) verb
C) adjective
D) None of the above
10. council
Classify the above noun.
A) proper noun B) common noun
C) collective noun D) None of the above
11. 'I am doing the gardening', said he
Trace the reported
speech version of
the above sen-
tence.
A) He said that he
is doing the gar-
dening.
B) He said that he
was doing the gar-
dening.
C) He said that he had been doing the
gardening.
D) None of the above
12. No one knows her.
Find the complex sentence form of the
above sentence.
A) She is not known to anyone.
B) No one knows who she is.
C) What is not known is she.
D) It is she yet no one knows her.
13. Wordsworth is not the most popular of
all poets.
The Positive Degree description of
the above sentence is ...........
A) Some poets are at least as popu-
lar as Wordsworth.
B) Wordsworth is not more popular
than some other poets.
C) Very few poets are not as popular
as Wordsworth.
D) No other poet is not as popular as
Wordsworth.
14. Don't stop singing, ............?
Add the appropriate question tag.
A) will you? B) won't you?
C) do you? D) don't you?
15. The performer is less important than the
action.
The meaning of the underlined word in the
context could be ...........
A) not as much of B) more
C) little D) with a reduction of
16. REGULAR
Find the synonym.
A) punctual B) constant
C) permanent D) none of the above
17. FACT
Find the antonym.
A) fabrication B) expectation
C) imagination D) fiction
18. Pronouns stand for nouns.
What does the underlined part mean here?
A) support B) move
C) reinstate D) symbolize
19. Darjeeling grows tea.
Pick out the correct voice transformation of
the above sentence.
A) Tea is being grown in Darjeeling.
B) Let the tea be grown in Darjeeling.
C) Tea is grown in Darjeeling.
D) Tea grows in Darjeeling.
20. What kind of ............ man is he?
Choose the best option for the above
sentence.
A) No article is required.
B) Use of an article is discretionary in the
case.
C) article 'an' can be used.
D) article 'the' is mandatory.
21. Bring me milk.
Select the best out of the four answer
choices.
A) The sentence has a transitive verb with
two objects.
B) The sentence has factitive verb with one
object and one complement.
C) The sentence has an intransitive verb
and has no object.
D) None of these is correct.
22. In writing a letter, he made many
mistakes.
Label the underlined word.
A) Gerund B) Verbal Noun
C) Present Participle D) Perfect Gerund
23. Life is a dream.
The above expression is an example of
A) Idiom B) Phrase C) Figure of Speech
D) Subordinate Clause
24. Which of the following is correct in its
spelling?
A) satellite B) sattelite
C) satelite D) sattellite
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