Directions ( Q. No. 1-5 ) : In questions , sentences are given with blanks to be filled in with an appropriate word (s). Four alternatives are suggested for each question. Choose the correct alternatives out of the four :

1)The Chairman is ill and we’ll have to ……. the meeting for a few days.
a) put on
b) put of
c) put away
d) put off

2) The cat and the dog have a ……. enemy in the rat.
a) same
b) common
c) mutual
d) similar

3) He told me that he …….. watching the movie.
a) is finished
b) was finished
c) had finished
d) not finished

4) He is very good …….. making stories.
a) in
b) about
c) at
d) for

5) I do my work …….. carefully to make mistakes.
a) so
b) very
c) too
d) more

Directions ( Q. Nos. 6-10 ) : In questions choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word :

6) Plausible
a) inplausible
b) unplausible
c) implausible
d) displausible

7) Frailty
a) energy
b) intensity
c) vehemence
d) strength

8) Genial
a) stupid
b) stingy
c) boorish
d) unkind

9) Prevent
a) protect
b) block
c) hinder
d) induce

10) Demolish
a) shift
b) build
c) repeat
d) hide

Directions ( Q.Nos. 11-15 ) : Some parts of the sentences have errors and some are correct. Find out which part of a sentence has an error :

11)Ram was (a)/ senior to (b)/ Sam in college.(c)/ No error (d)

12) Supposing if (a)/ it rains (b)/ what shall we do? (c)/ No error (d)

13) The capital of Yemen (a)/ is situating (b)/ 2190 meters above the sea level. (c)/ No error (d)

14) It was him (a)/ who came running (b)/ into the classroom. (c)/ No error (d)

15) The captain along with his team (a)/ are practicing very hard (b)/ for the forthcoming match. (c)/ No error (d)

Directions : ( Q.Nos. 16-20 ) : Out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best express the meaning of the word :

16)Defer
a) Indifferent
b) Defy
c) Differ
d) Postpone

17) Abandon
a) Forsake
b) Keep
c) Cherish
d) Enlarge

18) Cease
a) Begin
b) Stop
c) Create
d) Dull

19) Cancel
a) Abolish
b) Approve
c) Allow
d) Break

20) Pious
a) Religious
b) Sympathetic
c) Afraid
d) Faithful

Directions : In the following questions, some parts have been jumbled up. You are required to rearrange these parts, which are labeled P, Q, R and S, to produce the correct sentence.

21)In life, some rules are/ (P), as business/ (Q), they seem almost instinctive/ ®, learnt so early that/ (S)
a) R S P Q
b) Q P S R
c) R P S Q
d) Q S P R

22) All precautionary measures were taken, to prevent the capture of booths/ (P), during the election/ (Q), by the Government/ (R), by the terrorists (S)
a) S P R Q
b) Q S P R
c) R P S Q
d) R Q S P

23) Kapil, left in an aeroplane / (P), after reading a sailing magazine/ (Q), had decided/ ®, to build his own boat nine years earlier/ (S)
a) P R Q S
b) R S Q P
c)R Q P SS
d) P S R Q

24) Each culture, flourishes when it comes/ (P), own tradition an dyet/ (Q), draws strength from its/ ®, into contact with others/ (S)
a) R Q P S
b) S P Q R
c) R P Q S
d) S Q P R

25) The concept of death, that it has been reduced/ (P), as an inevitability/ (Q), is so ancient/ (R), to a cliché/ (S)
a) S P R Q
b) Q R P s
c) S R P Q
d) Q P R S

26) Women, are more likely to give birth prematurely/ (P), and their babies are at increased risk/ (Q), who are poorly nourished or sick/ ®, of death and disability/ (S)
a) R Q S p
b) R P Q S
c) Q S P R
d) Q S R P

27) Today, in the country/ (P), offers the best connectivity, both/ (Q), Kerala, among all states/ (R), in terms of telecom and datacom/ (S)
a) R P Q S
b) S Q P R
c) R Q P S
d) S P Q R

Directions : In each of the following questions a word is followed by four options. You have to choose the option that is the most appropriate synonym to the given word.
28) Foment
A) Vex
b) Waste
c) Renounce
d) Instigate

29) Placate
a) Rouse
b) Harass
c) Pacify
d) Rejoice

30) Solicitous
a) Obscene
b) Wise
c) Wholesome
d) Confident

31) Adulation
a) Approval
b) Extension
c) Applause
d) Greeting

32) Sordid
a) Harmful
b) Dirty
c) Splendid
d) Dangerous

33) Debunk
a) Expose
b) Cheat
c) Threaten
d) Pacify

Directions : Pick out the most effective word from the given words to fill in the blanks to make the sentence meaningfully complete.
34) These medicines are ____ for curing cold.
a) Proper
b) Real
c) Effective
d) Capable

35) It was ____ hot that day and the cable suffered the brunt of the heat.
a) treacherously
b) acceptably
c) unfailingly
d) unbelievably

36) Dowry is no longer permitted by law even in ___ marriage.
A) love
b) conventional
c) natural
d) bigamous

37) Anita ___ me of a girl I used to know.
a) remembers
b) recalls
c) recollects
d) reminds

38) He applied for and was ___ legal aid by the Labour Ministry.
a) offered
b) granted
c) allowed
d) awarded

39) The new industrial policy is a result of the confidence the government has in the ___ of the Indian industry.
a) opinion
b) existence
c) status
d) maturity

40) Authority ___ when it is not supported by the moral purity of its user.
a) waits
b) crumbles
c) empowers
d) prevails

Directions : Four alternatives a, b, c and d are given under each sentence, you are required to select the most suitable alternative to fill in the blank/blanks in the sentence to make it meaningful.

41)The salt spray has gradually …… the bridge.
a) spoilt
b) ravaged
c) demolished
d) eroded

42) I ……… you to keep quiet.
a) beg of
b) beg from
c) beg
d) beg for

43) He stood ….. as a rock and faced the challenge.
a) quiet
b) strong
c) solid
d) firm

44) The volcanic ……. Was the cause of great devastation.
a) outburst
b) eruption
c) erosion
d) movement

45) Please do not ….. an offer made by the Chairman.
a) refrain
b) refute
c) refuse
d) refuge

46) He is too ….. to be deceived easily.
a) strong
b) modern
c) intelligent
d) kind

47) He is very ….. on meeting foreigners and befriending them
a) anxious
b) find
c) insistent
d) keen

Directions: In the following sentence a word of phrase is written in bold .For each bold part four word/phrases are listed below each sentence. Choose the word nearest in meaning to bold part.

48) The inspector was a vigilant young man.
a) Smart
b) Watchful
c) ambitious
d) intelligent

49) She is very discreet.
a) mannered
b) mild
c) proud
d) prudent

50) The flat has been refurbished recently.
a) White-washed
b) painted
c) renovated
d) repaired

51) He is a good looking but insipid young man.
a) arrogant
b) unscrupulous
c) sick
d) lacking in spirit

Description: The following sentences consist of a word or a phrase which is written in bold letters. Each of them is followed by four words of phrases. Select the word or the phrase which is closest to the opposite in meaning of the bold word or phrase?

52) You are advised to show clemency to the defeated enemy.
a) callousness
b) mercy
c) leniency
d) kindness

53)He is showing signs of senility.
a) virility
b) laziness
c) maturity
d) exhaustion

54) The task assigned to him was arduous.
a) absorbing
b) good
c) plain
d) easy

55)Throughout the evening, Rahul looked very doleful.
a) aggressive
b) cheerful
c) tired
d) involved

Directions: Pick out most effective word from the given words to fill in the blanks to make the sentence meaningfully complete.

56)You must _________ your career with all seriousness.
a) direct
b) complete
c) follow
d) pursue

57)Freedom is not a______ but our birth right.
a) sin
b) gift
c) farce
d) illusion

58) My father keeps all his _____ papers in a lock and key.
a) required
b) necessary
c) useful
d) confidential

Directions: In the following questions Choose the option which is an improvement upon the italicized part of the sentence. If no important is required, your answer is (d).

59) All the allegation leveled against him were found to be baseless.
a) leveled for
b) level with
c) level against
d) no improvement

60) People are tiring very soon in an activity which they don’t like.
a) tried
b) trying
c) tired
d) no improvement

ANSWERS – 1(D), 2(B), 3(C), 4(C), 5(C), 6(C), 7(D), 8(C), 9(D), 10(B), 11(D), 12(A), 13(B), 14(C), 15(B), 16(B), 17(A), 18(B), 19(A), 20(A), 21(B), 22(C), 23(B), 24(A), 25(B), 26(B), 27(A), 28(D), 29(C), 30(A), 31(C), 32(B), 33(A), 34(C), 35(D), 36(A), 37(D), 38(B), 39(D), 40(B), 41(D), 42(A), 43(D), 44(B), 45(C), 46(C), 47(D), 48(B), 49(D), 50(C), 51(D), 52(A), 53(A), 54(D), 55(B), 56(D), 57(B), 58(D), 59(D), 60(C)

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Why CGS Coaching

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Programs Offered

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Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has been incorporated with the purpose of recruiting capable, competent, highly skilled individuals by conducting written tests, professional tests and personal interviews for various positions in various government departments

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Why CGS Coaching

CGS Coaching has proved to be a facilitator par excellence for the student fraternity and their guardians. Filled with customized and excellent material for aspiring candidates, for various purposes such as classroom coaching and admission, CGS Coaching has turned thousands of dreams into reality.

Programs Offered

– DSSSB Primary Teacher (PRT)

– DSSSB Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT)

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Study Kit:

Assignment booklet, Current affairs, Take home booklets –Quants, reasoning, Gk, English, Special booklet with concepts & basics of Hindi, Past year papers, Mock tests, Topics based tests.

Note : At CGS Coaching , We provide best coaching for DSSSB PRT, TGT & PGT exams with complete study material and real mock tests. Our USP is Special Teachers for each subject, Fixed and Planned Class Schedule, and unlimited doubt sessions individually as per need of the students. Join CGS Today to Prepare for PRT, TGT & PGT with India’s best coaching institute for dsssb exams in Delhi, Saket and GTB Nagar.

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Duration : 5 MONTHS COURSE
Course Fee : Rs. 20,000
Discount Offer: Rs. 4000
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Subjects to be taught :
Section A : Mathematics – 20 Marks, Reasoning – 20 Marks, Gen Knowledge-20 Marks, English Lang.-20 Marks, Hindi Lang. – 20 marks
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Duration : 5 MONTHS COURSE
Course Fee : Rs. 24,000
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Subjects to be taught :
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Section B : Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Sociaal Studies, Naturaal Science, Domestic Science, Math – 100 Marks
Special subject as selected or opted by the student.

Facts about TGT :–

• Conducted by DSSSB, KVS, NVS & Others School
• Gateway to become TGTs in govt. schools KVS-Hindi, English, Current Affairs, Reasoning, Teaching Methodology
• DSSSB- 200 marks,2hrs,0.25 (-)Marking, KVS-150 Marks,2.5hrs,

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Duration : 5 MONTHS COURSE
Course Fee : Rs. 29,000
Discount Offer: Rs. 4000
Objective : to prepare the aspirant for DSSSB PGT
Subjects to be taught :
Section A : Mathematics – 20 Marks, Reasoning – 20 Marks, Gen Knowledge-20 Marks, English Lang.-20 Marks, Hindi Lang. – 20 marks
Section B : Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Commerce, History, Geography, Political Science, Economics, Home Science – 200 Marks
Special subject as selected or opted by the student.

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• Conducted by DSSSB, KVS, NVS & Others Schools
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• DSSSB- 200 marks,2hrs,0.25 (-)marking, KVS-150 marks,2.5hrs,

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1. President of Republic of India- Smt. Pratibha Patil
2. Prime Minister-Indira Gandhi
3. Woman (India and World) who crossed English Channel through Swimming- Arti Shah
4. Governor-Sarojini Naidu (U.P)
5. I.P.S- Kiran Bedi
6. President of National Congress- Anne Besant
7. Channel of the Union Public Service Commission- Rose William Baithu
8. Winner of Noble Prize- Mother Teresa (for peace)
9. Awardee of Miss World- Rita Faria
10. Awardee of Miss Universe- Sushmita Sen
11. Mayor- Tara Charian [Madras (Now Chennai) 1957
12. Minister in Central Cabinet- Rajkumari Amrit Kaur
13. Chief Minister- Sucheta Kriplani
14. Parliamentarian- Radhhabai Subbarayan (1938)
15. Judge of Supreme Court-Justice Meera Sahaib Fatima Bibi
16. Chief Justice of High Court- Justice Leela Seth (Himachal Pradesh)
17. Session Judge of the Country- Annu Chandi (Kerala)
18. Mountaineer who climbed (Conquered) the Mt. Everest- Bacchendri Pal
19. Awardee of Norman Borlaug Prize- Dr. Amrita Patil
20. Literature who was awarded the Sahitya Akademi award- Amrita Pritam (1956)
21. Honoured with ‘Bharat Ratna’-Indira Gandhi
22. Awardee of Lenin Peace award- Aruna Asaf Ali
23. Awardee of Gayanpeeth Puraskar- Asha Purna Devi (1976)
24. Woman who reached ‘Antarctica’- Mahel Musa (1977)
25. Women who reached to North Pole- Pritisu Gupta (1993)
26. Woman who travelled Allround the World-Ujjawala Patil (1988) by Boat
27. Chief Engineer- P.K. Tresia Naguli
28. Pilot- Flying Officer Sushma Mukhopaddhyaya
29. Air Lines Pilot- Capt. Durga Banejee
30. Commander of Boeing 737 Plane-Capt. Saudamini Deshmukh
31. Paratrooper of Indian Air Force- Geeta Ghosh
32. I.A.S. – Auna George Malhotra
33. First television news broadcaster-Pratima Puri
34. Participated in mustic Programme of U.N.O.-M.S. Subbuluxmi (1966)
35. Woman Participated in Olympic games- Meri Lila Row (1952)
36. Woman who won the medal in Olympic games-Malleshwari (Weightlifting-Sydney)
37. Woman who won the Gold Medal in Asian games- Kamalijeet Sidhu (1970, 400 metre)
38. Woman who won the medal in Commonwealth games- Anil Ghiya and Kawal Thakur Singh (woman Doubles Badminton, 1978)
39. Medal winner in International Athletic Championship-Anju B. George (2003Paris)
40. Grandmaster winner in Chess- Bhagiya Sri Thipsey (1988)
41. One hundred Wicket taker in International Woman Cricket- Indulgi (1986)
42. Awardee of Arjun Puraskar-N. Lamsden (Hockey, 1961)
43. Woman who made hat-trick in football- Youlanda-de-suza (1978)
44. Awardee of Ashok Chakra- Neerja Bhanot (Posthumously)
45. Awardee of Sena Medal- Vimla Devi (1988)
46. Degree of graduation- Kadambni Ganguly (Bose) and Chandramukhi Bose (Kolkata University, 1883)
47. Awardee of B.E. degree- Ella-Majumdar (1951)
48. M.B.B.S. Degree awardee- Vidhumuti Bose and Virginia Mitter (Kolkata Medical College)
49. First Surgeon-Dr. Prema Mukherjee
50. Deputy Governor of Reserve Bank- K.J. Udesi (2003)
51. Chairman of NABARD-Ranjana Arora
52. D.I.G. (Police) Kanchan Chaudhry Bhattacharya
53. Lieutenant General- Punita Arora
54. Chairman of Indian Air Lines- Shushma Chawla
55. Barrister- Cornonia Sorabji (Allahabad High Court- 1923)
56. Advocate – Ragina Guha
57. Ambassador- Vijayalaxmi Pandit (U.S.S.R- 1947)
58. Woman who crossed over Gibralter Strait by Swimming- Arati Pradhan
59. World Record in Power-lifting- Sumita Laha (1989)
60. Represented the nation in all three games (Cricket, Hockey and Basketball)-Shrin Khushro Kiyasa
61. First Commercial test pilot of the world- Capt. Surun Darsi and Capt. Rose Lopar
62. Pilot of Indian Air Force-Harita Daoel
63. Twice scaled the Mt.Everest- Santosh Yadav
64. Ramon Magsaysay Prize awardee- Kiran Bedi
65. Heroin awarded Dada Sahaib Phalke Prize- Devika Rani Rorik
66. Youngest woman who scaled the Mt.Everest twice- Decky Dolma
67. Scientist who was awarded Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar award- Ashima Chatterjee
68. Foreign Secretary-Chokila Ayyar
69. First Chief Secretary of the Country- Nirmla Buch
70. First Space traveler- Kalpana Chawla
71. Joint Director of C.B.I- Archana Sunder Lingam
72. Winner of Murti Devi Prize- Pratibha Rai
73. Woman contested the Presidential election- Capt. Laxmi Sahgal
74. Air Vice-Marshal and Air-Marshal in Indian Air Force-P. Bandyopadhyay
75. Non military Police Advisor in U.N.O.-Kiran Bedi
76. Revenue Secretary- Vinita Rani
78. Referee in Boxing-Rajia Sabnam
79. First Woman of Indian origin who stayed for the longest time in space-Sunita William

First Person in India:

1. First Governor-General of Independent India –Lord Lewis Mountbatten
2. Indian Governor-General of Independent India- Chakravarti Rajagopalachari
3. Chief of the India Armed Forces- General K.M. Carriappa
4. Field Marshall- General S.H.F.J. Manekshaw
5. President- Dr. Rajendra Prasad
6. Vice-President- Dr.Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan
7. Prime Minister-Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru
8. Non-Congress Prime Minister- Morarji Desai
9. British Governor-General of Bengal- Warren- Hastings
10. Space traveler- sqL.-Rakesh Sharma
11. I.C.S.- Satyendra Nath Tagore
12. Swimmer who crossed over the English channel by swimming-Mihri Sen
13. Ramon Magsaysay awardee- Acharya Vinobe Bhave
14. Nobel Prize winner- Rabindra Nath Tagore
15. President of National Congress- V yomesh Chand Banerjee
16. Chairman of Lok Sabha-G.B. Mavlankar
17. Chief Election Commissioner- Sukumar Sen
18. Indian Chairman in International Court-Justice Dr. Nagendra Singh
19. Foreigner awardee of Bharat Ratna- Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan
20. Leader of the Indian Antarctica Mission- Dr. Syed Zahuv Quasim
21. Chief Justice of Supreme Court- Justice Hiralal J. Kaniya
22. Awarded with ‘Bharat Ratnas’- Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, Chakravrti Rajgoplachari, Sir C.B.Raman
23. Posthumously Bharat Ratna Awardee- Lal Bahadur Shastri
24. Person awarded Bhartiya- Gyan-peeth Puraskar- G. Shankar Kurup (Malayalam-1965)
25. Successful Surgeon who transplanted heart-Dr.P. Venugopal
26. Successful heart transplanted person-Devi Ram (1994)
27. President of National Human Rights Commission- Justice Rangnath Mishra
28. Hindi Literature person-awarded Bhartiya Gyan Peeth Puraskar- Sumitra Nandan Pant (1968)
29. Indian who won the word Billiad award- Wilson Jans
30. Indian who won the Grammy award-Pt. Ravi Shankar
31. Person delivered the Lecture in Hindi in U.N.O.- Atal Behari Bajpai (1977)
32. Indian member in British House of Commons Dada Bhai Naoroji (1892)
33. First President of Indian Science Congress- Sir Asutosh Mukherjee
34. Mountaineer who scaled Mount Everest 8 times Sherpa-Augarita
35. Writer who was awarded ‘Vyas Samman’- Ramvilas Sharma
36. Indian Managing Director of World Bank- Gautam Kazi
37. Player awarded ‘Padam Bhusan’ C.K. Naidu
38. Indian Players Played Davis Cup- M. Slim and S. M. Jacob (Singles), A.A. Faiyaz and L.S. Dare (Doubles) (1921)
39. Indian player who plyed the test cricket- K.S Ranjeet Single (from England)
40. Scientist elected for Lok Sabha-Dr. Meghnad Saha
41. Scientist awarded Ghanshyam Das Birla award- Prof. Achish Dutta (1991)
42. Literature who was awarded Murti Devi Puraskar-C.K. Nagraj Rao (1993)
43. Person, who became High Commission in Great Britain- V.K. Krishna-Ghose
44. Indian who was awarded the Lenin Peace Prize- Dr. Safuddin Kichlu (1952)
45. First Indian who contested the election for British Parliament-Lal Mohan Ghose
46. An Indian, appointed the judge if High Court, during the British period-Ram Prasad Ram
47. Indian member of Viceroy Executive Council- Sir S.P Sinha
48. Chairman of Finance Commission- K.C. Niogi
49. Indian member of American Congress- Deleep Singh
50. Bowler who made hat-trick in Test Cricket-Harbhajan Singh
51. Batsman who made 300 runs in an inning of Test Cricket- Virendra Sehwag
52. First Marshal of Indian Air Force- Arjun Singh
53. First Indian who individually won the Gold Medal in Olympic games- Abhinav Bindra
54. First Indian who won the Bronze Medal in Boxing in Olympic games-Vijendra Singh
55. First Indian batsmen who scored Double Century in one Day International Cricket- Sachin Tendulkar.