In the question, there are four sentences. Each sentence has pairs of words/phrases that are highlighted (in bold). From the highlighted word(s)/phrase(s), select the most appropriate word(s)/phrase(s) to form correct sentences. Then, from the options given, choose the best one.
(A)He was baron [A] / barren [B] of tender feelings.
(B)The kohl [A] / coal [B] glowed [A] / glowered [B] in the dark giving solace to many.
(C)The pillars were decorated with a freeze [A] / frieze [B] of angels.
(D)The malls want to be in sync [A] / sink [B] with the customer’s demands.

(A) With that, he turns [A] / turned [B] on his heal [A] / heel [B] and fled.
(B) The singer assented [A] / ascented [B] to the request for an encore.
(C) It is, sometimes useful, to plumb [A] / plum [B] someone’s thoughts.
(D) The school had a great interest in music and was forming a choral [A] / coral [B] society.

Correct the underlined part of the sentence to become grammatically correct from the given choices below.
In Martin Amis’ new novel, the narrator is trapped and hurtling towards a terrible secret, its resolution and the dreadful revelations it brings, ally to give an excruciating vision of guilt.
Type in the option.
A. Ally to give an excruciating vision of guilt
B. To us give a vivid picture of guilt
C. Is a painful picture of a guilt ridden world
D. Does not really solve all the questions in the narrator’s mind
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Contemplating whether to exist with an insatiable romantic temperament, he was the author and largely the subject of a number of memorable novels.

In each question, there are four sentences: Each sentence has pairs of words / phrases that are italicized and highlighted. From the italicized and highlighted words / phrase(s) select the most appropriate word(s) / phrase(s) to form a correct sentence. Then, from the options given, choose the best one.
(A)To argue that military victory bestow [A] / bestows [B] legitimacy is to say that might is right, and that ends justify means[A] / the means [B] to longstanding western taboos.
(B)The credibility of the Anglo – U.S. Media suffered a slow but steady [A] / slow and steady [B] erosion on their Iraq coverage.
(C)Limca Book of Records represents the world record breaking achievements [A] / world record breaking achievements [B] of more than a billion Indians and is the only record book of its kind in India.
(D)Many companies in the segment expect higher proportion of their sales [A] / a higher proportion of their sales [B] to come through the organized retail chains.

In each question, there are four sentences: Each sentence has pairs of words / phrases that are italicized and highlighted. From the italicized and highlighted words / phrase(s) select the most appropriate word(s) / phrase(s) to form a correct sentence. Then, from the options given, choose the best one.
A. When the Bangalore International Airport gets commissioned, probably in May, the current phase in [A] / of [B] airport infrastructure expansion will be complete [A] / will complete [B].
B. The substance of Hilary Clinton’s proposals on mortgages, like that of her health care plan,suggest [A] / suggests [B] a strong progressive sensibility.
C. The law, which goes into effect on August 1, is intended to strengthen [A] / strengthening [B] an existing set of antitrust regulations.
D. Large format retail stores give [A] / gave [B] enough space to display the entire range of their products that is not possible in small multi-brand outlets.

In each of the questions below, there are four statements which express the same idea. Choose the alternative that is most concise and clear.
A. The history of Modern Industry’s performance, which is marginal at best, may be an indication of solvency problems that will occur in the future.
B. Modern industry’s history of marginal performance may indicate solvency problems in the future.
C. The history of marginal performance of Modern Industry may indicate future solvency problems.
D. Modern Industry’s history of performance, which is marginal at best, may indicate future solvency problems.
E. None of these.

In each of the questions below, there are four statements which express the same idea. Choose the alternative that is most concise and clear.
A. On the whole food front one may say that we can enjoy festivals in the consciousness that though some things are dear, the basic foods are better in quality and still low in price.
B. We can enjoy festivals knowing that though some things are dear, the basic foods are of better quality and still low in price.
C. Although we know that some things are dear, we can still enjoy festivals because the basic foods are better in quality and low in price.
D. On the whole food front, although some things are dear, we can still enjoy festivals as the basic foods are of better quality and quite cheap.
E. None of these.

In each question, there are four sentences: Each sentence has pairs of words / phrases that are italicized and highlighted. From the italicized and highlighted words / phrase(s) select the most appropriate word(s) / phrase(s) to form a correct sentence. Then, from the options given, choose the best one. 
(A) The US has acted in a timely manner by swift [A] / swiftly [B] lowering interest rates and to give [A] / giving [B] fiscal stimulus to the economy.
(B) Workers in the unorganized sector will also cover [A] / be covered [B] under the health insurance scheme expected to come into effect from April 1, 2008.
(C) The government may soon make the filing of annual information return compulsory not just to buy [A] / for buying [B] but also for selling of shares beyond a particular value.
(D) People have started [A] / started [B] living in it for a year now, relegating past and future to a back seat.

In each question, there are four sentences: Each sentence has pairs of words / phrases that are italicized and highlighted. From the italicized and highlighted words / phrase(s) select the most appropriate word(s) / phrase(s) to form a correct sentence. Then, from the options given, choose the best one. 
(A)Apart from looking through [A] / at [B] the system and the curriculum, the authorities must review the teaching methods and [A] / but [B] help the teachers to adapt themselves to the changing environment.
(B)More than the curriculum, it is the rigid systems of examination and ranking that has made school education so [A] / as [B] stressful.
(C)This is of course not the first time that the presumed virtues of complex financial products have been questioned in the developed worlds nor [A] / or [B], for that matter, in India.
(D)Dupont’s lark needs flat scrubland but [A] / though [B] in Spain much of this has been used for construction of buildings.