Closet Test

Closet Test

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An Introduction To English Grammar And Languages
COMMON ERRORS
TRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES (ACTIVE/PASSIVE)
Ordering of Sentences
Change of Speech
One Word Substitutes
Paragraph Formation
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Antonyms
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Closet Test
Completing Statements
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Sentence Improvement
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    Note : The Parts of Speech have been used according to the context of the Passage.

    factions (N.)
    factions (N.) : a small group of people with in a larger one whose members have some different aims and beliefs to those of the larger group
    upheavals (N.) : a big change that causes a lot of confusion, worry and problems

    Correct Option: A

    Note : The Parts of Speech have been used according to the context of the Passage.

    factions (N.)
    factions (N.) : a small group of people with in a larger one whose members have some different aims and beliefs to those of the larger group
    upheavals (N.) : a big change that causes a lot of confusion, worry and problems

Direction: Passage-II
Since the U.S. led alliance toppled the Taliban (971) November 2001, women and girls in Afghanistan have (972) greater freedom to participate in public life and (973) to education, health care, and employment. This is the case particularly in the (974), Kabul, where the deployment of foreign military forces under the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) has helped bring (975) security. Even in Kabul, however, many Afghan women still face constant (976) to their personal security from other civilians or armed men belonging to various political (977). Outside Kabul, the situation is one of acute general lawlessness and insecurity, as there is no ISAF presence and rival warlords control security conditions. In these areas, more than in Kabul, Afghan women continue to (978) serious threats to their physical safety, which (979) them the opportunity to exercise their basic human rights and to participate fully in the rebuilding of their (980).

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    Note : The Parts of Speech have been used according to the context of the Passage.

    threats (N.)

    Correct Option: A

    Note : The Parts of Speech have been used according to the context of the Passage.

    threats (N.)

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    Note : The Parts of Speech have been used according to the context of the Passage.

    much-needed

    Correct Option: D

    Note : The Parts of Speech have been used according to the context of the Passage.

    much-needed

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    Note : The Parts of Speech have been used according to the context of the Passage.

    capital (N.)

    Correct Option: C

    Note : The Parts of Speech have been used according to the context of the Passage.

    capital (N.)

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    Note : The Parts of Speech have been used according to the context of the Passage.

    access (N.)
    access (N.) : the opportunity/ right to use something/to see somebody/something
    regress (V.) : to return to an earlier/less advanced form/way of behaving

    Correct Option: D

    Note : The Parts of Speech have been used according to the context of the Passage.

    access (N.)
    access (N.) : the opportunity/ right to use something/to see somebody/something
    regress (V.) : to return to an earlier/less advanced form/way of behaving