SSC SI & ASI (Delhi Police, CAPF, CISF) Exam paper – 2014

81. Did he accept your proposal?
A. Had your proposal been accepted by him?
B. Was your proposal accepted by him?
C. Could your proposal be accepted by him?
D. Was your proposal not accepted by him?

82. He divided his property between his two sons.
A. His property can be divided by him between his two sons.
B. His property has been divided by him between his two sons.

C. His property will be divided by him between his two sons.
D. His property was divided by him between his two sons.

83. I saved him from the clutches of pickpockets.
A. He may have been saved by me from the clutches of pickpockets.
B. He could be saved by me from the clutches of pickpockets.
C. He was saved by me from the clutches of pickpockets.
D. He has been saved by me from the clutches of pickpockets.

84. The packet will be delivered to your house.
A. Your packet is delivered to your house.
B. Someone will deliver the packet to your house.
C. He delivers the packet to your house.
D. The packet would be delivered to your house.

85. I don’t know his whereabouts.
A. His whereabouts are not known to me.
B. No one knows his whereabouts.
C. His whereabouts is not known to me.
D. His whereabouts had not been known to me.

86. Drafting a letter is a skill which is acquired by you with a lot of practice.
A. You may acquired the skill of drafting letter with a lot of practice.
B. Drafting a letter is a skill which you acquire with a lot of practices.
C. Drafting a letter is a skill which you could acquire with a lot of practice.
D. Drafting a letter is a skill which you acquire with a lot of practice.

87. Who can count the stars in the sky?
A. By whom can the stars in the sky be counted?
B. By whom can be stars in the sky counted?
C. By whom could the stars be counted in the shy?
D. By whom could the stars in the sky be counted?

88. He was only ten years old when he composed this poem.
A. He was only ten years old when this poem was composed by him.
B. He was only ten years old when this poem has been composed by him.
C. He was only ten years old when he would compose this poem.
D. He was only ten years old when this poem had been composed by him.

89. His friends accused him of theft
A. He can be accused of theft by his friends.
B. He is being accused of theft by his friends.
C. He had been accused of theft by his friends.
D. He was accused of theft by his friends.

90. His comment hurt me deeply.
A. I was hurt deeply by his comment
B. I could be hurt deeply by comment.
C. His comment was hurtful comment.
D. I should not be hurt by his comment.

91. Where did you send the parcel?
A. Where is the parcel sent by you?
B. Where has the parcel been sent by you?
C. Where can the parcel by sent by you?
D. Where was the parcel sent by you?

92. The telegraph wires have been cut.
A. The telegraph wires have cut by someone.
B. Someone has cut the telegraph wires.
C. Someone has been cut the telegraph wires.
D. Someone have cut the telegraph wires.

93. Where can you find your luggage?
A. Where could your luggage be found?
B. Where can your luggage be found?
C. Where will your luggage be found?
D. Can you find your luggage somewhere?

94. Why didn’t you invite him for the party?
A. Why he not invited by you for the party?
B. Why couldn’t he be invited by you for the party?
C. Why didn’t he invited by you for the party?
D. Why was he not invited by you for the party?

95. The annual function will be inaugurated by the Chairman.
A. The Chairman will inaugurate the annual function.
B. The Chairman may inaugurated the annual function.
C. The Chairman inaugurated the annual function.
D. The Chairman has inaugurated the annual function.

96. The money was stolen by an employee of the bank.
A. An employee of the bank had stolen the money.
B. An employee of the bank steal the money.
C. An employee of the bank stole the money.
D. The money can be stolen by an employee of the bank.

Directions (Q. 97-118): In each of the following questions, a part of the sentence is underlined. Given below are some alternatives to the underlined A, B, and C, which may improve the sentence. Choose the correct alternative. In case no improvement is needed, your answer is D.
97. Please ask the student what is his surname.
A. what his surname is
B. What his surname was
C. what was his surname
D. No improvement

98. The good that men do is often gone with them.
A. engraved with them
B. carried with them
C. buried with them
D. No improvement

99. Your unlikely story will hold no water.
A. not hold water
B. not hold any water
C. not be holding any water
D. No improvement

100. He came here with a view of getting my approval.
A. with a view for
B. with a view on
C. with a view to
D. No improvement

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