മത്സരത്തിലെ ഇംഗ്ലീഷ് 34

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Answers to Old Questions – 4 (English – 33)

Direction : In each questions below, four words which are numbered (1), (2), (3), and (4) have been printed of which one may be wrongly spelt. The number of that word is the answer. If all the four words are correctly spelt mark (5) i.e. ‘All correct’ as the answer.

മത്സരത്തിലെ ഇംഗ്ലീഷ് – 33 ല്‍ ഉശൃലരശേീി നല്‍കാന്‍ വിട്ടുപോയതില്‍ ഖേദിക്കുന്നു.

 

1. (4) Correct spelling – accessible
2. (5)
3. (5)
4. (5)
5. (1) Correct spelling – planetarium
6. (1) Correct spelling – importance
7. (1) appropriate word should be risky
8. (2) the correct spelling – increasing
9. (4) the correct spelling -colleagues
10. (3) the correct spelling – volume
11. (2) the correct spelling – buffalo
12 (4) the correct spelling – coincidence
13. (3) the correct spelling is – destruction
14. (5)
15. (1) the correct spelling is – archery
16. (1) the correct spelling is – liable
17. (2) the word outcome should be used in place of understanding
18. (2) the correct spelling will be – role
19. (5)
20. (3) the correct word is – instant
21. (5)
22. (4) the correct word is – successfully
23. (3) the correct spelling is – crisis
24. (2) the correct spelling is – acquire
25. (1) the correct spelling is – panel
26. (2) competing ? competition ?
27. (3) deliberate ? difficult ?
28. (1) thank (verb) ? thanks (noun) ?
29. (2) detailed list ? detailed (adj)
30. (5)
31. (5)
32. (3) prevail ? overcome ?
33. (4) temperory ? temporarily (adv) ?
34. (5)
35. (1) succeed ? fail ?
36. (4) safe ? save ?
37. (2) insisted ? persuaded ?
38. (5)
39. (3) alone ? only ?
40. (1) the correct spelling is – patiently
41. (4) discontinued ? prohibited ?
42. (4) lesser ? lessen ?
43. (1) basics ? basis ?
44. (4) will be completed
45. (3) regarding ? during ?
46. (3) develop ? development ?
47. (4) The correct spelling is – super vise
48. (3) topped ? topping ?
49. (2) poorty ? poverty ?
50. (1) peoples ? people ?
51. (5)
52. (5)
53. (3) The correct spelling is – adequate
54. (3) knight ? night ?
55. (2) had to stay ? had to take ?
56. (4) tried ? tired ?
57. (5)
58. (1) most wonderfullest ? most wonderful ?
59. (3) then ? than ?
60. (2) correct spelling is – suspeciously
61. (1) adhear ? adhere ?
62. (3) excessible ? accessible ?
63. (4) cricis ? crisis ?
64. (1) Amature ? amateur ?
65. (2) The appropriate word should be amaze
66. (1) circumstanses ? circumstances ?
67. (5)
68. (1) have entry ? have entered ?
69. (4) is determined
70. (2) accomplice ? accomplish ?
71. (3) took to the stage
72. (1) coupals ? couples ?
73. (2) iecons ? icons ?
74. (5)
75. (4) oportunities ? opportunities ?
76. (2) Original ?
77. (1) Procede ? proceed ?

78. (3) scarcity ? scarcely ?
79. (3) convince ?
80. (4) revized ? revised ?
81. (4) safe ? save ?
82. (2) persuaded ? insisted ?
83. (5)
84. (3) limited period only ?
85. (1) I patiently explained ?
86. (1) found ? founded ?
87. (4) to go above ? to go up ?
88. (1) promissed ? promised ?
89. (5)
90. (3) absents ? absence ?
91. (2) differents ? difference ?
92. (5)
93. (1) is fixed ? is decided ?
94. (3) to lesser ? to lessen ?
95. (1) compared to private banks
96. (4) rights ? writes ?
97. (3) aloud ? allowed ?
98. (2) scent ? sents ?
99. (1) blue ? blew ? (blow – blew – blown)
100. (2) Ceiling ? sealing ?
101. (5)
102. (3) because of shortage of fund
103. (2) a good response
104. (1) The government has readily
105. (5)
106. (5)
107. (2) assured ?
108. (5)
109. (1) The swan lived in a pond
110. (3) leed ? lead ?
111. (1) letter ?
112. (5)
113. (5)
114. (4) February ?
115. (4) Forty ?
116. (3) displayed ?
117. (2) clean ?
118. (1) robbers ?
119. (5)
120. (5)
121. (4) owing to a strike ?
122. (1) director ?
123. (2) letter ?
124. (5)
125. (3) interrupted
126. (2) parked
127. (2) A vaccination drive was organised ?
128. (5)
129. (4) flight got cancelled
130. (5)
131. (1) adhear ? adhere ?
132. (3) accessible ?
133. (4) crisis ?
134. (1) amateur ?
135. (2) to amaze ?
136. (2) hesitant ?
137. (2) definately ? definitly ?
138. (5)
139. (3) maintenance ?
140. (2) collectable / collectible
141. (1) principle ? principal ?
142. (3) license ?
143. (5)
144. (3) revolutionised ?
145. (4) canyons ( = deep gorges)
146. (1) necessary ?
147. (5)
148. (4) intuition ?
149. (5)
150. (2) innocent ?
151. (2) Receipt ?
152. (1) Justice ?
153. (4) hanged / hung ?
154. (5)
155. (4) manual ?
156. (4) encouraging ?
157. (4) thought ?
158. (5)
159. (4) disposal ?
160. (2) divert ?
161. (3) weeks ?
162. (5)
163. (1) quiet ? quite ?
164. (4) diet ?
165. (3) noble
166. (5)
167. (2) natural ?
168. (2) absences ?
169. (5)
170. (5)
171. (4) tragedy
172. (4) straight ?
173. (5)
174. (3) seen ? [ (1) should be witness ]
175. (2) infectious ?
176. (1) dimension ?
177. (3) privilege ?
178. (4) manipulate ?
179. (3) Except ?
180. (1) continuous ?
181. (3) title ?
182. (1) moment ?
183. (2) expenses ?
184. (2) licensing ?
185. (1) engrossed ?
186. (2) disorders ?
187. (1) by creating ?
188. (3) contemporary ?
189. (5)
190. (5)
191. (1) frequently ?
192. (2) to look through ?
193. (1) accommodation ?
194. (2) Despite the obvious ?
195. (3) experience ?
196. (5) correction in the question : Another
197. (3) creative periods ?
198. (5)
199. (2) then ? than ?
200. (4) pressure ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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