In the following question, there are sentences or parts of sentences labeled A, B, C, D and E. Choose for your answer the fragment that carries an error. Ignore punctuation errors if any.
A. Thank you all for conducting a landmark experiment
B. sharing what really goes on
C. inside our heads when it comes
D. to balancing (and unbalancing) working,
E. raising kids, and living our lives.

In the following question, there are sentences or parts of sentences labeled A, B, C, D and E. Choose for your answer the fragment that carries an error. Ignore punctuation errors if any.
A. And its equally important to spread the news about companies that treat working parents
B. with fairness and respect, so that we all can try to work at these companies,
C. and send a message to others treating working parents
D. justly as a valuable employee recruitment and retention advantage.
E. No error

In the following question, there are sentences or parts of sentences labeled A, B, C, D and E. Choose for your answer the fragment that carries an error.  Ignore punctuation errors if any.
A. As a kid, my father used to take me to a joint
B. called Roosters that served two eggs,
C. two pancakes, two strips of bacon, two pieces of toast
D. and all the butter patties and coffee
E. one could consume for $2.22.

Given below are sets of three sentences(A,B,C). One, two or all the sentences may have error(s) of grammar or syntax or Standard English usage. Identify only the sentences that are incorrect.
A. He found out to his utter dismay that his son failed in the examination.
B. He did not, and never intended to, return the book.
C. The councilor has not and will not file his nomination for re-election

Given below are sets of three sentences(A,B,C). One, two or all the sentences may have error(s) of grammar or syntax or Standard English usage. Identify only the sentences that are incorrect.
A. There are lesser students in the class today than there were yesterday.
B. Before I could move a limb, the reckless driver had run over the poor little pup.
C. The higher your aspirations, greater the effort you need to put in.

Each question consists of four sentences on a topic. Some sentences are grammatically incorrect or inappropriate. Select the option that indicates the grammatically correct and appropriate sentence(s)..
A. Corn on the cob is the perfect finger food – at least for people not obsessed with counting carbohydrates.
B. Quintessentially American, it’s likely that corn evolved somewhere around Panama or Mexico some 5,000 to 7,000 years ago, then spread throughout the Western hemisphere.
C. Its subsequent cultivation has been widely credited with letting pre-Columbian communities throughout the Americas settling down and launching their civilizations.
D. Eventually agriculture, based on corn, moved into what would become the United States.

Each of the following questions has a paragraph with one italicized word that does not make sense. Choose the most appropriate replacement for that word from the options given below the paragraph.
This book isn’t just a/an youtiler of fascinating trivia. It’s also an astute sociological catalogue of France’s changing idea of itself; of how this disparate collection of tribal autocracies became organized, over centuries, into the community and identity so vaunted in the country today.

Each of the following questions has a paragraph with one italicized word that does not make sense. Choose the most appropriate replacement for that word from the options given below the paragraph.
Magic at this level may be somewhat slower in response than the magic of the upper register. Its action, however, is angrithey, like the gradual encroachment of a root system which will split rocks. Magic at this level will take a concerted effort to halt once it is well begun and will be difficult to redirect once invoked.

Each question consists of four sentences on a topic. Some sentences are grammatically incorrect or inappropriate. Select the option that indicates the grammatically correct and appropriate sentence(s).
A. After decades of research and plethora of seeming infinite numbers of dead-end leads, scientists have finally discovered the cause of the biggest public health scourge of our time –Obesity.
B. It is not lack of exercise, it is not what we are eating, and neither is it certainly what is passed on through our genes.
C. The obesity epidemic is caused by fat people passing on their fatness to other people and making them fat.
D. Though this confusion between cause and correlation are enough to invalidate any of the conclusions drawn from this study, it is certainly not the only problem.

In each question, the word mentioned below is used in five different ways, labeled A to E. Choose the option in which the usage of the word is incorrect or inappropriate
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