English Spotting Error – WB Primary TET Practice set -1
1. (A)All the doctors were /(B)puzzled on the /(C)strange
symptom /(D)reported by the patient
Ans. C. Replace ‘on’ by ‘at’
2. (A)No sooner did the Jeep arrive /(B)at the station /(C)
than a young police officer/ (D)No error
Ans. D. No error
3. (A)I have had to work /(B)at the fountain for almos /(C)
ten hours before it could / (D)No error
Ans. D. No error
4. (A)I offered him part time work /(B)but he turned it over
/(C)saying that he would / (D)rather wait for a full time
job
Ans. C. Replace ‘over’ by ‘down’
5. (A)The recent study has /(B)indicated that there /(C)is
perceptible change in / (D)the attitudes of the people
Ans. C. Add ‘a’ before ‘perceptible’
6. (A) This small table / (B)will collapse /(C)if you will
stand on it /(D)No error
Ans. Remove ‘will’
7. (A) He has seen /(B)the picture / (C)yesterday /(D)No
error
Ans. Replace ‘has seen’ by ‘saw’
8.(A)On his attitude / (B)it seems that what he wants /(C)
is that the decision making power /(D) should rest with him
Ans. Replace ‘on’ by ‘from’
9. (A)We did the job /(B)as good as we could / (C)however it
did not turn out to be satisfactory /(D)No error
Ans. B. Replace ‘good’ by ‘well‘
10. (A)The number of people /(B)applying were so large /(C)
that the college had to / (D)stip issuing application forms
Ans. B. Replace ‘were’ by ‘was’
11. (A)The student / (B)answered to /(C)the question /(D)
asked by the inspector of school
Ans. B. Remove ‘ to’
12. (A)Had I come /(B)to know about /(C)his difficulties /
(D)I would have certainly helped
Ans. D. Add ‘him’ after ‘help’
13. (A)The teacher promised /(B)that he will explain it /
(C)if they come / (D)before school the following day
Ans. B. Replace ‘will’ by ‘would’
14. (A) Sumit was leading /(B)a happy and leisurely /(C)life
after his retirement /(D)No error
Ans. D. No error
15. (A) Every since the government / (B)announced it’s new
policy / (C)the private institutions had / (D) run into bad
weather
Ans. C. Replace ‘had’ by ‘have’
16. (A)One of the most /(B) widely spread / (C)bad habit /
(D) is the use of tobacco
Ans. C. Replace ‘habit’ by ‘habits’
17. (A)Children visiting the / (B)park are amused /(C)by the
monkeys / (D) play in the cages
Ans. D. Replace ‘play’ by ‘playing’
18. (A)I am trying to finish / (B)this letter for the last
one hour /(C)I wish you would /
(D)go away or stop disturbing me
Ans. A. Replace ‘am’ by ‘have been’
19. (A)The detective says that /(B)there is no change for /
(C)finding the person /(D)who wrote these letter
Ans. B. Replace ‘for’ by ‘of’
20. (A)Everyone felt that /(B)the big glittering diomond /
(C)was most unique /(D)No error
Ans. C. Remove ‘most’
21. (A)Bikash could not /(B)go to the picnic / (C)for his
mother /(D)No error
Ans. D. No error
22. (A)Mohan was unhappy /(B) because he would /(C)not
attend the marriage / (D)of his friend yesterday
Ans. B. Replace ‘would’ by ‘could’
23. (A)The wheat /(B) on this land is / (C)finer than last
year / (D) No error
Ans. C. Replace ‘year’ by ‘year’s’
24. (A)Even many people /(B)carry an infection /(C)without
showing its asymptomatic /(D)No error
Ans. Replace ‘even’ by ‘often’
25. (A)As it was Sujan’s /(B)first interview he dressed him
/ (C)in his most /(D)formal suit
Ans. B.Replace ‘him’ by ‘himself’
26. (A)On his attitude /(B)it seems that what he wants /(C)
is that he decision making power /(D)should rest with him
Ans. A. Replace ‘on’ by ‘from’
27. (A) While going / (B)through the report / (C) yesterday
I find /(D)several factual mistake
Ans. C. Replace ‘find’ by ‘found’
28. (A) The majority of the /(B) computer professionals
recommends /(C) that effective measures /(D) should be taken
against software piracy
Ans. A. The correct form is ‘a majority of the’
29. (A)Well, I spend six or seven years / (B)after high
school /(C)trying to find a job for me /(D)but could not
succeed in it
Ans. A. Replace ‘spend’ by ‘spent’
30. (A)Tushar could not /(B)go to the picnic / (C)for his
mother /(D)No error
Ans. D. No error
31. (A)Dibya was trying for admission /(B)in the Engineering
College /(C) even through her parents wanted /(D) her to
take up medicine
Ans. B. Replace ‘in’ by ‘to’
32. (A)Each cigarette which /(B) a person smokes /(C) does
some / (D) harm to him
Ans. A. Replace ‘each’ by ‘every’
33. (A) The Hindi and the Marathi are / (B)different forms
of the Sanskrit language / (C)which were once spoken /(D) No
error
Ans. D. No error
34. (A)The programme which /(B) came on television /(C)these
days in the evening /(D)is very interesting
Ans. B.Replace ‘came’ by ‘comes’
35. (A)No sooner did /(B)the Chairman being speaking, some
/(C)participants started / (D)shouting slogans
Ans. B. Add ‘than’ before ‘some’
36. (A) It was apparent to everyone present /
(B)that he would die / (C) If he doesn’t receive /(D)timely
help
Ans. C. Replace ‘doesn’t’ by ‘didn’t’
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