Select the most appropriate option to substitute the bracketed segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select 'no substitution required'.
Besides the atmospheric changes that make us sweat, (hormonal or emotional stimulus can also cause sweating).
1. hormonal and emotional stimuli also causes sweating
2. hormonal or emotional stimuli can also cause sweating
3. No substitution required
4. hormonal or emotional stimulus also causing sweating
Besides the atmospheric changes that make us sweat, (hormonal or emotional stimulus can also cause sweating).
1. hormonal and emotional stimuli also causes sweating
2. hormonal or emotional stimuli can also cause sweating
3. No substitution required
4. hormonal or emotional stimulus also causing sweating
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Parts of the following sentence have been given as options. Select the option that contains a grammatical error. If you don’t find any error, mark ‘No error’ as your answer.
I am having trouble / deciding in / a gift for them. / no error
1. a gift for them.
2. No error
3. I am having trouble
4. deciding in
I am having trouble / deciding in / a gift for them. / no error
1. a gift for them.
2. No error
3. I am having trouble
4. deciding in
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Identify the segment in the sentence that contains a grammatical error.
I ordered an online gift for my friend at her birthday.
1. for my friend
2. at her birthday
3. an online gift
4. I ordered
I ordered an online gift for my friend at her birthday.
1. for my friend
2. at her birthday
3. an online gift
4. I ordered
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Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
A person who studies birds
1. Palaeontologist
2. Zoologist
3. Ornithologist
4. Lepidopterist
A person who studies birds
1. Palaeontologist
2. Zoologist
3. Ornithologist
4. Lepidopterist
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INDIA STATE OF FOREST REPORT 2023
Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Shri Bhupender Yadav released the ‘India State of Forest Report 2023 (ISFR 2023) at Forest Research Institute, Dehradun.
The India State of Forest Report 2023 is 18th such report in the series.
MAJOR FINDINGS
• The Forest and Tree cover of the country is 8,27,357 sq km which is 25.17% of the geographical area of the country, consisting of 7,15,343 sq km (21.76%) as Forest Cover and 1,12,014 sq km (3.41%) as Tree Cover.
• As compared to assessment of 2021, There is an increase of 1445 sq km in the Forest and Tree Cover of the country which includes 156 sq km increase in the Forest Cover and 1289 sq km increase in Tree Cover.
• Top Four States showing maximum increase in Forest and Tree Cover are Chhattisgarh (684 sq km) followed by Uttar Pradesh (559 sq km), Odisha (559 sq km) and Rajasthan (394 sq km).
• Top Three States showing maximum increase in Forest Cover are Mizoram (242 sq km) followed by Gujarat (180 sq km) and Odisha (152 sq km).
• Area wise top Three States having largest Forest and Tree Cover are Madhya Pradesh (85,724 sq km) followed by Arunachal Pradesh (67,083 sq km) and Maharashtra (65,383 sq km).
• Area wise Top Three States having largest Forest Cover are Madhya Pradesh (77,073 sq km) followed by Arunachal Pradesh (65,882 sq km) and Chhattisgarh (55,812 sq km).
• In terms of Percentage of Forest Cover with respect to total geographical area, Lakshadweep (91.33 percent) has the highest forest cover followed by Mizoram (85.34 percent) and Andaman & Nicobar Island (81.62 percent).
• Mangrove Cover :- 4992 km²
• Bamboo Bearing Area :- 1,54,670 km² (An increase of 5,227 km² in bamboo area from previous assessment)
• Carbon Stock in Forests :- 7,285.5 million tonnes (An increase of 81.5 million tonnes in carbon stock from previous assessment)
India's Progress on NDC Carbon Sequestration Target
• India's carbon stock has reached 30.43 billion tonnes of CO² equivalent.
• India has reached 2.29 billion tonnes of additional carbon sink as against the target of 2.5 to 3.0 billion tonnes by 2030 compared to the base year of 2005.
Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Shri Bhupender Yadav released the ‘India State of Forest Report 2023 (ISFR 2023) at Forest Research Institute, Dehradun.
The India State of Forest Report 2023 is 18th such report in the series.
MAJOR FINDINGS
• The Forest and Tree cover of the country is 8,27,357 sq km which is 25.17% of the geographical area of the country, consisting of 7,15,343 sq km (21.76%) as Forest Cover and 1,12,014 sq km (3.41%) as Tree Cover.
• As compared to assessment of 2021, There is an increase of 1445 sq km in the Forest and Tree Cover of the country which includes 156 sq km increase in the Forest Cover and 1289 sq km increase in Tree Cover.
• Top Four States showing maximum increase in Forest and Tree Cover are Chhattisgarh (684 sq km) followed by Uttar Pradesh (559 sq km), Odisha (559 sq km) and Rajasthan (394 sq km).
• Top Three States showing maximum increase in Forest Cover are Mizoram (242 sq km) followed by Gujarat (180 sq km) and Odisha (152 sq km).
• Area wise top Three States having largest Forest and Tree Cover are Madhya Pradesh (85,724 sq km) followed by Arunachal Pradesh (67,083 sq km) and Maharashtra (65,383 sq km).
• Area wise Top Three States having largest Forest Cover are Madhya Pradesh (77,073 sq km) followed by Arunachal Pradesh (65,882 sq km) and Chhattisgarh (55,812 sq km).
• In terms of Percentage of Forest Cover with respect to total geographical area, Lakshadweep (91.33 percent) has the highest forest cover followed by Mizoram (85.34 percent) and Andaman & Nicobar Island (81.62 percent).
• Mangrove Cover :- 4992 km²
• Bamboo Bearing Area :- 1,54,670 km² (An increase of 5,227 km² in bamboo area from previous assessment)
• Carbon Stock in Forests :- 7,285.5 million tonnes (An increase of 81.5 million tonnes in carbon stock from previous assessment)
India's Progress on NDC Carbon Sequestration Target
• India's carbon stock has reached 30.43 billion tonnes of CO² equivalent.
• India has reached 2.29 billion tonnes of additional carbon sink as against the target of 2.5 to 3.0 billion tonnes by 2030 compared to the base year of 2005.
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Select the option that expresses the given sentence in direct indirect speech.
He said, " what a nice thing it is"!
He said, " what a nice thing it is"!
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6%
He said that it is very nice thing.
8%
He asked what a nice thing it is.
76%
He exclaimed that it was a nice thing.
10%
He inquired what a nice thing it was.
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Select the correct passive form of the given sentence.
A large number of people are using internet banking these days.
A large number of people are using internet banking these days.
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5%
Internet banking is using a large number of people these days.
14%
Internet banking has been used by a large number of people these days.
77%
Internet banking is being used by a large number of people these days.
4%
Internet banking is used by a large number of people these days.
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In the given sentence, one word may have been incorrectly spelt. Select the correctly spelt word from the given alternatives. If there is no error, select ‘No error’.
The erroneous information spread rapidly across the nation and created a stir.
The erroneous information spread rapidly across the nation and created a stir.
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31%
erronous
32%
No error
28%
eronneous
8%
errauneous
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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Salt of the earth
1. Do anything possible
2. A very good and honest person
3. Discovered after a lot of searching
4. Choose one at random
Salt of the earth
1. Do anything possible
2. A very good and honest person
3. Discovered after a lot of searching
4. Choose one at random
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Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
Eat or drink food quickly and in large amounts.
1. Sip
2. Choke
3. Gulp
4. Swish
Eat or drink food quickly and in large amounts.
1. Sip
2. Choke
3. Gulp
4. Swish
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