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576

Select the most appropriate antonym of the given word: FLEETING

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577

Select the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word:

During the ceremony, the fanon lay across the bishop's shoulder.

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578

Choose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence:

I am used to get up early every morning.

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579

Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:

The initiatives praised by the committee (1) / are not only designed to modernise reporting systems (2) / but also improving transparency in funding distribution (3) / across all districts. (4)

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580

Rearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:

1. Such stories frequently examine the moral and societal impact of technological progress, from AI to genetic modification.
2. Science fiction is a form of speculative writing that commonly presents imaginative ideas related to future science and technology.
3. As a result, it becomes a strong medium for social critique and for forecasting upcoming problems and dilemmas.
4. Though it entertains readers, the genre offers more than simple escapism.

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581

Spot the correct spelling of a metamorphic rock texture with large, conspicuous crystals.

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582

Find the part of the sentence that contains an error:

What the organization did not examine thoroughly enough (1) / were not the scheme's objectives themselves, (2) / but the political consequences it (3) / might have caused if carried out without wider agreement. (4)

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583

Select the correct option:
The speaker's explanation was so packed with technical jargon that it veered into _____.

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584

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CUTTING

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585

Choose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence:

I suggested that he goes to the veterinary surgeon immediately as his dog was not well.

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586

Select the correct option:
Only after ten years of fieldwork _____ she truly understand the dialect's nuances.

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587

A sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech:

Ritika said, "Rajiv does not listen to me."

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588

Change the following from active to passive:

The research team will have reverified the samples before sunrise.

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589

Select the correct option:
Her rebuttal, although polished, did not _____ the core issue raised by the opposition.

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590

Choose the correct one-word substitute for: "A government controlled by the rich and powerful."

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591

Identify the incorrectly spelt word:

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592

Convert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure:

Ancient artifacts are believed to have been quietly removed from the location by trespassers before the audit.

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593

Rearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:

1. This process helps ensure that the food we consume is safe and free from harmful microbes or other impurities.
2. Food processing refers to a set of techniques used to convert raw ingredients into edible products.
3. These techniques may include simple steps like chopping and grinding, as well as advanced procedures such as pasteurization and fermentation.
4. In addition, it supports preservation by increasing shelf life and can also improve nutritional value.

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594

Choose the correct meaning of idiom: Pull no punches

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595

Read the passage and answer the following questions:

For seventeen-year-old Meera, adolescence did not remain just a time of changing emotions and academic goals; it turned into a space where how she saw herself clashed painfully with her sense of worth. Living in a world flooded with polished online images and algorithm-led standards of attractiveness, Meera began to feel that even her own reflection was unreliable-almost like it was deceiving her. With every scroll through social media, a constant, nagging gap grew stronger: the difference between who she truly was and the flawless body types celebrated online. This was not ordinary teenage self-doubt; it slowly became a pattern of harsh self-judgment about her appearance. Over time, she started punishing herself in quiet ways-eating felt like something she had to "earn," mirrors felt like enemies, and even compliments sounded like coded reminders that she still wasn't enough. Her slide into dysmorphia was gradual and silent, not dramatic or obvious. On the surface, she remained bright in studies and pleasant in company, carefully wearing an image of normal life. But behind the practiced smiles, she was breaking down inwardly. She began distancing herself emotionally, brushing off her pain as mere vanity, and treating her own value as something insignificant. The moment things changed did not come with an outburst, but with a disturbing silence: she refused to eat for days, and this finally led to medical help. Therapy introduced her to the idea that her self-perception was distorted, and helped her develop the emotional support system needed to rebuild her damaged identity. With consistent counseling, Meera learned to separate society's imposed standards from her real, inner worth. Slowly, she started accepting that beauty is not a single fixed model decided by culture; rather, it exists in many forms shaped by diversity, well-being, and self-kindness. Meera's story is not an isolated case-it reflects a larger crisis in which many teenagers fight invisible battles behind seemingly perfect digital lives. Addressing this problem demands more than simple awareness; it requires sharp media literacy, supportive and empathetic spaces, and a broader redefinition of beauty that goes beyond shallow measurements.

In the passage, the expression "gnawing dissonance" most nearly refers to:

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596

According to the passage, Meera's mental and emotional decline was:

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597

Which idea, introduced through therapy, became the starting point of Meera's emotional recovery?

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598

Which option best expresses the core message of the passage?

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599

The author's tone in the concluding lines of the passage is:

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600

A sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech.

The supervisor told the staff that the submission deadline had been pushed back by two days.

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