List of top English Questions asked in WBJEE JENPAS UG

Identify the erroneous part of the sentence:

A sentence is given in direct (indirect) speech. Select the alternative which best expresses the sentence in indirect (direct) speech:
He said, "I clean my teeth twice a day".

I. We should not unnecessarily defy the authority of an elected Government.
II. People in this village deify him for his extensive social service.
Consider the two words in bold italic in the above two sentences and select the correct option from below.

Select the sentence which is grammatically wrong:

Identify the erroneous part of the sentence:

Select the sentence which is grammatically wrong.

I. Severe draught affected the crop production this year.
II. Most humane approach of the new manager affected a notable improvement in the team.
Consider the two words in bold italic in the above two sentences and select the correct option from below:

I. The speaker was laughed at for his antic gestures.
II. Antique jewelleries are much in demand now a days.
Consider the two words in bold italic in the above two sentences and select the correct option from below.

A sentence is broken in six parts. The parts P, Q, R and S are shuffled. Select the correct option below to arrange these parts so as to form a complete and most meaningful sentence:
(1) There was a time when
(P) produced for itself most
(Q) each village actually
(R) it needed for
(S) of the things
(6) its everyday life.

A sentence is given in active (passive) voice. Select the alternative which best expresses the sentence in passive (active) voice:
Why do you waste time?

A sentence is given in active (passive) voice. Select the alternative which best expresses the sentence in passive (active) voice :
The beggar was being laughed at by them.

Select the word which can replace both the words in bold italics in the two given sentences keeping their meanings intact.
I. The waiter pulled a chair towards the table.
II. The lawyer wrote up an agreement between the two parties.

Select the sentence which is grammatically wrong:

A sentence is broken in several parts. The parts P, Q, R and S are shuffled. Select the correct option below to arrange these parts so as to form a complete and most meaningful sentence.
(1) When he reached his office
(P) to get home early
(Q) he phoned his mother
(R) that he wouldn't be able
(S) to tell her
(6) as he had promised.

Choose the word, which has nearly the same meaning as LOQUACIOUS.

Select that word which needs to be removed from the given sentence to make it grammatically correct.
I have decided a week ago to quit my job.

A sentence is given in direct (indirect) speech. Select the alternative which best expresses the sentence in indirect (direct) speech.
The traveller enquired of the farmer if he could tell him the way to the nearest hotel.

A sentence is given in active (passive) voice. Select the alternative which best expresses the sentence in passive (active) voice.
People claim to have seen the suspect at several places.

Identify the erroneous part of the sentence.

A sentence is given in active (passive) voice. Select the alternative which best expresses the sentence in passive (active) voice.
I was kept awake by the noise of the traffic.

Select the option with correct spelling.

Choose the option, which can best replace the given group of words.
One who pretends illness to escape duty.

Choose the most appropriate option to fill in the blank to complete the sentence most meaningfully.
Some people ____ themselves into believing that they are indispensable to the organization they work for.

Select the most appropriate pair of words to fill in the blanks in the same order to make the sentence meaningfully complete.
His speech _____with subtle threats has resulted in ____communal tension in the sensitive areas of the city.

Select the most appropriate preposition/word/group of words to fill in the blank to make the given sentence most meaningfully complete.
The judge acquitted the prisoner _____ the charge of murder.