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Q3761.
Fill in the blank with the most appropriate synonym of the word in brackets in the following sentence. In that case, a gentle chemical peel from a dermatologist may ____ up (hasten) improvement.
  1. Aloiter
  2. Bdelay
  3. Cspeed
  4. Dstall
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Concept: Hasten = make something happen faster.

  1. The blank + 'up' must mean 'hasten': speed up = make faster.
  2. Loiter (wander idly), delay (postpone), stall (stop progress) all mean the opposite.

Trick: Three options (loiter, delay, stall) share a 'slow down' sense – the odd one out, 'speed', is the answer.

Answer: (C) speed

अवधारणा: Hasten = किसी काम को जल्दी करवाना।

हल:

  1. रिक्त स्थान + 'up' का अर्थ hasten होना चाहिए: speed up = तेज़ करना।
  2. Loiter (बेमतलब घूमना), delay (देर करना), stall (रोक देना) – सब उलटे अर्थ के।

ट्रिक: तीन विकल्प 'धीमा करने' वाले हैं – अलग वाला 'speed' ही उत्तर।

उत्तर: (C) speed

SSC GDEnglishSynonym in context – hastenSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3762.
Select the option that best defines the given word.
Apportion
  1. ATo confess
  2. BTo allocate
  3. CTo request
  4. DTo complicate
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Concept: Apportion = divide and give out in shares.

  1. Allocate = assign/distribute portions for a purpose – same meaning.
  2. Confess = admit guilt; request = ask; complicate = make difficult.

Trick: Apportion contains 'portion' – a share; to give portions = allocate.

Answer: (B) To allocate

अवधारणा: Apportion = हिस्सों में बाँटना।

हल:

  1. Allocate = किसी उद्देश्य के लिए हिस्से देना/आवंटित करना – समान अर्थ।
  2. Confess = अपराध स्वीकारना; request = निवेदन; complicate = उलझाना।

ट्रिक: Apportion में 'portion' (हिस्सा) छिपा है – हिस्से देना = allocate।

उत्तर: (B) To allocate

SSC GDEnglishVocabulary – meaning of ApportionSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3763.
Select the word that best completes the given sentence. Determine the collocation through the sentence.
Santra took a deep breath before ____ onto the stage to deliver her speech.
  1. Astuck
  2. Bhit
  3. Cmade
  4. Dstepping
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Concept: A verb after a preposition takes the -ing form; 'step onto' collocates with 'stage'.

  1. 'before' is a preposition → verb + ing needed.
  2. Only 'stepping' is an -ing form, and we step onto a stage.
  3. stuck / hit / made are past forms and don't pair with 'onto the stage'.

Trick: Preposition + verb → always V-ing (before leaving, after eating).

Answer: (D) stepping

अवधारणा: Preposition के बाद क्रिया का -ing रूप आता है; stage के साथ 'step onto' का प्रयोग होता है।

हल:

  1. 'before' यहाँ preposition है → V-ing चाहिए।
  2. केवल 'stepping' -ing रूप है; मंच पर step onto किया जाता है।
  3. stuck / hit / made भूतकाल रूप हैं और 'onto the stage' से मेल नहीं खाते।

ट्रिक: Preposition + क्रिया → सदा V-ing (before leaving, after eating)।

उत्तर: (D) stepping

SSC GDEnglishCollocation – step onto the stageSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3764.
Select the appropriate ANTONYM of the given word.
Opaque
  1. ACloudy
  2. BTransparent
  3. CDull
  4. DDark
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Concept: Opaque = not letting light pass through.

  1. Opposite: transparent = light passes fully, things behind are clearly seen (e.g. glass).
  2. Cloudy, dull, dark are close to 'opaque' rather than opposite.

Yaad rakhein: Opaque → translucent (partly) → transparent (fully) – the full opposite is transparent.

Answer: (B) Transparent

अवधारणा: Opaque = जिसमें से प्रकाश पार न हो (अपारदर्शी)।

हल:

  1. विलोम: transparent = पारदर्शी, जैसे काँच।
  2. Cloudy, dull, dark – ये opaque के निकट अर्थ वाले हैं, विलोम नहीं।

याद रखें: Opaque (अपारदर्शी) → translucent (पारभासी) → transparent (पारदर्शी)।

उत्तर: (B) Transparent

SSC GDEnglishAntonym – OpaqueSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3765.
Select the most appropriate synonym of the highlighted word.
You need to have at least a rudimentary understanding of technology before you can upload a video on website.
  1. Aprimitive
  2. Bexquisite
  3. Ccreative
  4. Dmysterious
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Concept: Rudimentary = basic, elementary, at an early stage.

  1. Primitive = simple, undeveloped, early-stage – closest meaning.
  2. Exquisite = very beautiful; creative = imaginative; mysterious = hard to explain.
  3. Sentence needs 'at least basic' understanding → primitive fits.

Yaad rakhein: 'Rudiments' = the first basics of a subject; rudimentary = basic.

Answer: (A) primitive

अवधारणा: Rudimentary = प्रारंभिक, मूलभूत।

हल:

  1. Primitive = सरल, अविकसित, आरंभिक – निकटतम अर्थ।
  2. Exquisite = अति सुंदर; creative = रचनात्मक; mysterious = रहस्यमय।
  3. वाक्य में 'कम से कम बुनियादी समझ' चाहिए → primitive।

याद रखें: 'Rudiments' = किसी विषय की बुनियादी बातें; rudimentary = बुनियादी।

उत्तर: (A) primitive

SSC GDEnglishSynonym – RudimentarySSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3766.
Select the most appropriate idiom that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.
Her explanation was so convoluted that it left everyone confused.
  1. Ascratching their heads
  2. Bturning a blind eye
  3. Cstealing the show
  4. Dbiting the bullet
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Concept: Scratching one's head = being puzzled, unable to understand.

  1. A convoluted (complicated) explanation leaves people puzzled → 'scratching their heads'.
  2. Turn a blind eye = ignore deliberately; steal the show = get all attention; bite the bullet = face something painful bravely.

Trick: Picture it: a confused person literally scratches the head.

Answer: (A) scratching their heads

अवधारणा: Scratching one's head = उलझन में पड़ना, समझ न आना।

हल:

  1. उलझी हुई व्याख्या से सब भ्रमित → 'scratching their heads'।
  2. Turn a blind eye = जानबूझकर अनदेखा करना; steal the show = सारी वाहवाही लूटना; bite the bullet = कठिन स्थिति का साहस से सामना।

ट्रिक: चित्र सोचें: उलझन में व्यक्ति सचमुच सिर खुजाता है।

उत्तर: (A) scratching their heads

SSC GDEnglishIdiom – scratch one's headSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3767.
Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.
Each of the two farmers wants the certified seeds but neither have any papers.
  1. ABut neither has any papers
  2. BBut either has any papers
  3. CYet neither has many papers
  4. DYet none has many papers
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Concept: 'Neither' (not one of two) is singular → singular verb 'has'.

  1. neither have ✗ → neither has ✓.
  2. 'But' is right because the clause contrasts with 'wants the seeds'; 'any' suits a negative.
  3. 'either' kills the negative meaning; 'many' changes the sense; 'none' is for more than two.

Trick: Each / either / neither / every → always singular verb.

Answer: (A) But neither has any papers

अवधारणा: 'Neither' (दोनों में से कोई नहीं) एकवचन है → क्रिया 'has'।

हल:

  1. neither have ✗ → neither has ✓
  2. विरोध दिखाने के लिए 'but' सही; नकारात्मक भाव में 'any'।
  3. 'either' नकार हटा देता है; 'many' अर्थ बदलता है; 'none' दो से अधिक के लिए।

ट्रिक: Each / either / neither / every → सदा एकवचन क्रिया।

उत्तर: (A) But neither has any papers

SSC GDEnglishSubject–verb agreement – neitherSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3768.
Select the most appropriate idiom that refers to the underlined segment in the given sentence.
The agents are struck in a difficult circumstance with no escape at all.
  1. ATo go to the dogs
  2. BBack against the wall
  3. CTo give currency
  4. DTo give one a long rope
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Concept: With one's back against the wall = in a trapped, desperate situation with no escape.

  1. The underlined part = stuck in difficulty with no way out → matches (b).
  2. Go to the dogs = deteriorate; give currency = make (news) widely known; give a long rope = allow much freedom.

Trick: Imagine being pushed till your back touches a wall – you can't retreat further.

Answer: (B) Back against the wall

अवधारणा: Back against the wall = ऐसी कठिन स्थिति जिसमें बचने का कोई रास्ता न हो।

हल:

  1. रेखांकित भाग = मुश्किल में फँसे, निकलने का रास्ता नहीं → (b)।
  2. Go to the dogs = बर्बाद होना; give currency = (बात) फैलाना; give a long rope = खुली छूट देना।

ट्रिक: सोचें: पीठ दीवार से लग गई – अब पीछे हटने की जगह नहीं।

उत्तर: (B) Back against the wall

SSC GDEnglishIdiom – back against the wallSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3769.
Identify the sentence with the INCORRECT usage of adverb.
  1. AMohan could usually make out the distant figure.
  2. BMohan could barely make out the distant figure.
  3. CMohan could make out barely the distant figure.
  4. DMohan could often make out the distant figure.
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Concept: Adverbs like barely/usually/often go between the modal and the main verb.

  1. Correct pattern: could + barely + make out.
  2. (c) puts 'barely' after 'make out', between the verb and its object – wrong.
  3. (a), (b), (d) follow the mid-position correctly.

Trick: Modal + adverb + main verb: 'could hardly see', 'can usually find'.

Answer: (C) Mohan could make out barely the distant figure.

अवधारणा: barely/usually/often जैसे adverb modal और मुख्य क्रिया के बीच आते हैं।

हल:

  1. सही रूप: could + barely + make out
  2. (c) में 'barely' क्रिया और उसके object के बीच आ गया – गलत।
  3. (a), (b), (d) में स्थान सही है।

ट्रिक: Modal + adverb + मुख्य क्रिया: 'could hardly see', 'can usually find'।

उत्तर: (C) Mohan could make out barely the distant figure.

SSC GDEnglishAdverb position – barelySSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3770.
Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the following sentence.
"I can't believe I recieved such a beautiful gift."
  1. Asuch
  2. Bgift
  3. Crecieved
  4. Dbelieve
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Concept: Rule: 'i' before 'e' except after 'c'.

  1. After 'c' we write 'ei': received (also receipt, ceiling, deceive).
  2. 'believe' has no 'c' before the pair, so 'ie' is correct.

Trick: Mnemonic: 'i before e, except after c'.

Answer: (C) recieved

अवधारणा: नियम: 'c' के बाद 'ei', अन्यथा 'ie'।

हल:

  1. 'c' के बाद 'ei': received (receipt, ceiling, deceive भी)।
  2. 'believe' में c नहीं, अतः 'ie' सही।

ट्रिक: याद-सूत्र: 'i before e, except after c'।

उत्तर: (C) recieved

SSC GDEnglishSpelling – receivedSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3771.
Parts of the following sentence have been given as options. Select the option that contains an error. 'The rain fell heavy and caused flooding in the streets'.
  1. Aand caused flooding
  2. Bin the streets
  3. Cfell heavy
  4. DThe rain
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Concept: To describe how an action happens, use an adverb, not an adjective.

  1. 'fell' is a verb → needs the adverb 'heavily'.
  2. Correct: The rain fell heavily …
  3. 'Heavy' can only describe a noun: heavy rain.

Trick: Ask 'How did it fall?' – the answer word must be an -ly adverb.

Answer: (C) fell heavy

अवधारणा: क्रिया कैसे हुई, यह बताने के लिए adverb चाहिए, adjective नहीं।

हल:

  1. 'fell' क्रिया है → adverb 'heavily' चाहिए।
  2. सही: The rain fell heavily …
  3. 'Heavy' केवल संज्ञा के साथ: heavy rain।

ट्रिक: पूछें 'कैसे गिरी?' – उत्तर वाला शब्द -ly adverb होगा।

उत्तर: (C) fell heavy

SSC GDEnglishError spotting – adjective vs adverbSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3772.
Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.
Dodge
  1. ADisplay
  2. BTrick
  3. CPanic
  4. DOpine
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Concept: Dodge (noun/verb) = a clever trick to avoid something; to evade.

  1. 'Trick' = a cunning act to deceive or escape – closest match.
  2. Display = show; panic = sudden fear; opine = give an opinion.

Yaad rakhein: A 'tax dodge' is a trick to avoid tax – remember this phrase.

Answer: (B) Trick

अवधारणा: Dodge = चकमा देना; बचने की चाल।

हल:

  1. 'Trick' = धोखा या चाल – निकटतम अर्थ।
  2. Display = दिखाना; panic = घबराहट; opine = राय देना।

याद रखें: 'Tax dodge' = कर बचाने की चाल – यह वाक्यांश याद रखें।

उत्तर: (B) Trick

SSC GDEnglishSynonym – DodgeSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3773.
Select the most appropriate word segment that rectifies the bracketed word segment and complete the given sentence meaningfully.
It took quite (few some time) to finish the project.
  1. Asome time
  2. Btime
  3. Csome a time
  4. Da time some
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Concept: 'Few' goes with plural countables; uncountable 'time' takes 'some'.

  1. 'quite some time' = a fairly long period (fixed phrase).
  2. 'quite time' (b) is ungrammatical; (c) and (d) have wrong word order.

Trick: few/many → countable plural; little/much/some → uncountable.

Answer: (A) some time

अवधारणा: 'Few' गणनीय बहुवचन के साथ; अगणनीय 'time' के साथ 'some'।

हल:

  1. 'quite some time' = काफ़ी लंबा समय (निश्चित वाक्यांश)।
  2. (b) 'quite time' व्याकरणिक रूप से गलत; (c), (d) में शब्द-क्रम गलत।

ट्रिक: few/many → गणनीय बहुवचन; little/much/some → अगणनीय।

उत्तर: (A) some time

SSC GDEnglishQuantifiers – some with uncountable nounsSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3774.
Select the most appropriate idiom to substitute the underlined phrase in the given sentence.
When it comes to negotiations, he knows how to act in a way that maximises his advantages and get the best deal.
  1. Aplay it safe
  2. Bplay it by air
  3. Cplay his cards right
  4. Dplay it by the ear
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Concept: Play one's cards right = act cleverly to get the maximum benefit.

  1. The underlined part describes making the best of a situation → (c).
  2. Play it safe = avoid risk; play it by ear = improvise without a plan; 'play it by air' is not an idiom.

Trick: Think of a card game – using your cards wisely wins the deal.

Answer: (C) play his cards right

अवधारणा: Play one's cards right = समझदारी से चलकर अधिकतम लाभ उठाना।

हल:

  1. रेखांकित भाग = स्थिति का सर्वोत्तम लाभ लेना → (c)।
  2. Play it safe = जोखिम से बचना; play it by ear = बिना योजना, हालात देखकर चलना; 'play it by air' कोई मुहावरा नहीं।

ट्रिक: ताश का खेल सोचें – पत्ते सही चलो तो बाज़ी जीत।

उत्तर: (C) play his cards right

SSC GDEnglishIdiom – play one's cards rightSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Q3775.
Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word in the given sentence.
The report was filled with spurious data and ambigous conclusions, making it untenable to rely on.
  1. Aconclusions
  2. Buntenable
  3. Cambigous
  4. Dspurious
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Concept: The correct spelling is a-m-b-i-g-u-o-u-s.

  1. 'ambigous' misses the 'u' after 'g'.
  2. Spurious (false), untenable (indefensible), conclusions – all correct.

Trick: Think of 'ambiguity' – the 'u' after 'g' stays in 'ambiguous' too.

Answer: (C) ambigous

अवधारणा: सही वर्तनी: a-m-b-i-g-u-o-u-s।

हल:

  1. 'ambigous' में g के बाद का 'u' छूट गया है।
  2. Spurious (नकली), untenable (असमर्थनीय), conclusions – सब सही।

ट्रिक: 'ambiguity' सोचें – g के बाद 'u' ambiguous में भी रहता है।

उत्तर: (C) ambigous

SSC GDEnglishSpelling – ambiguousSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Directions (Qs. 76-80): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

Sarah and Tom love to go to the park (76) ____ weekends. Last Sunday, they (77) ____ a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruit, and juice. They (78) ____ a blanket to sit on and a frisbee to play with.

As soon as (79) ____ at the park, Sarah spread the blanket on the green grass. They enjoyed their sandwiches and had juicy oranges. After eating, (80) ____ to play with the frisbee.
Q3776.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (76).
  1. AOn
  2. Bbefore
  3. Cduring
  4. Din
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Concept: Days and weekends take 'on' (on Monday, on weekends).

  1. 'on weekends' = every weekend – fits 'love to go'.
  2. 'in' is for months/years; 'during' needs 'the'; 'before' changes the meaning.

Trick: AT time, ON day/date, IN month/year.

Answer: (A) On

अवधारणा: दिन और weekends के साथ 'on' (on Monday, on weekends)।

हल:

  1. 'on weekends' = हर सप्ताहांत – 'love to go' से मेल।
  2. 'in' महीने/वर्ष के लिए; 'during' के साथ 'the' चाहिए; 'before' अर्थ बदल देता है।

ट्रिक: AT समय, ON दिन/तारीख, IN महीना/वर्ष।

उत्तर: (A) On

SSC GDEnglishCloze – preposition with daysSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Directions (Qs. 76-80): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

Sarah and Tom love to go to the park (76) ____ weekends. Last Sunday, they (77) ____ a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruit, and juice. They (78) ____ a blanket to sit on and a frisbee to play with.

As soon as (79) ____ at the park, Sarah spread the blanket on the green grass. They enjoyed their sandwiches and had juicy oranges. After eating, (80) ____ to play with the frisbee.
Q3777.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (77).
  1. Apacked
  2. Bgathered
  3. Carranged
  4. Daccumulated
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Concept: We 'pack' a bag/basket with things before a trip.

  1. 'packed … with sandwiches' – correct collocation in past tense.
  2. Gathered = collected; arranged = set in order; accumulated = piled up over time – none fit 'basket with food'.

Yaad rakhein: pack a bag / pack a lunch / pack a basket – fixed pairs.

Answer: (A) packed

अवधारणा: यात्रा से पहले टोकरी/बैग में सामान भरने को 'pack' कहते हैं।

हल:

  1. 'packed … with sandwiches' – भूतकाल में सही सहप्रयोग।
  2. Gathered = इकट्ठा किया; arranged = सजाया; accumulated = धीरे-धीरे जमा किया – 'टोकरी में खाना' के साथ नहीं।

याद रखें: pack a bag / pack a lunch / pack a basket – स्थिर जोड़े।

उत्तर: (A) packed

SSC GDEnglishCloze – collocation 'pack a basket'SSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Directions (Qs. 76-80): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

Sarah and Tom love to go to the park (76) ____ weekends. Last Sunday, they (77) ____ a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruit, and juice. They (78) ____ a blanket to sit on and a frisbee to play with.

As soon as (79) ____ at the park, Sarah spread the blanket on the green grass. They enjoyed their sandwiches and had juicy oranges. After eating, (80) ____ to play with the frisbee.
Q3778.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (78).
  1. Abrought
  2. Bmanage
  3. Cbuy
  4. Darrange
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Concept: 'Last Sunday' fixes the narrative in simple past.

  1. Only 'brought' (past of bring) is a past form.
  2. manage / buy / arrange are present forms – wrong tense.

Trick: Spot a time marker (last Sunday, yesterday) and pick the matching tense.

Answer: (A) brought

अवधारणा: 'Last Sunday' से कथा सामान्य भूतकाल में है।

हल:

  1. केवल 'brought' (bring का past) भूतकाल रूप है।
  2. manage / buy / arrange वर्तमान रूप – काल गलत।

ट्रिक: समय-सूचक शब्द (last Sunday, yesterday) देखें और उसी काल का रूप चुनें।

उत्तर: (A) brought

SSC GDEnglishCloze – past tense consistencySSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Directions (Qs. 76-80): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

Sarah and Tom love to go to the park (76) ____ weekends. Last Sunday, they (77) ____ a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruit, and juice. They (78) ____ a blanket to sit on and a frisbee to play with.

As soon as (79) ____ at the park, Sarah spread the blanket on the green grass. They enjoyed their sandwiches and had juicy oranges. After eating, (80) ____ to play with the frisbee.
Q3779.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (79).
  1. Athey was arrive
  2. Bthey arrive
  3. Cthey arrived
  4. Dthey had arrive
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Concept: The time clause must match the past main clause → simple past.

  1. 'they arrived' = subject + past verb ✓.
  2. 'they was arrive' – wrong helping verb + base form; 'they had arrive' – needs 'arrived'.
  3. 'they arrive' – present, breaks the tense.

Trick: had / was / were are never followed by a bare verb like 'arrive'.

Answer: (C) they arrived

अवधारणा: मुख्य वाक्य भूतकाल में है → समय-उपवाक्य भी सामान्य भूतकाल।

हल:

  1. 'they arrived' = कर्ता + भूतकाल क्रिया ✓
  2. 'they was arrive' – गलत सहायक क्रिया + मूल रूप; 'they had arrive' – 'arrived' चाहिए।
  3. 'they arrive' – वर्तमान, काल टूटता है।

ट्रिक: had / was / were के बाद 'arrive' जैसा मूल रूप कभी नहीं आता।

उत्तर: (C) they arrived

SSC GDEnglishCloze – verb form after 'as soon as'SSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →
Directions (Qs. 76-80): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

Sarah and Tom love to go to the park (76) ____ weekends. Last Sunday, they (77) ____ a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruit, and juice. They (78) ____ a blanket to sit on and a frisbee to play with.

As soon as (79) ____ at the park, Sarah spread the blanket on the green grass. They enjoyed their sandwiches and had juicy oranges. After eating, (80) ____ to play with the frisbee.
Q3780.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (80).
  1. Athey had decide
  2. Beveryone decide
  3. Cthey decided
  4. Dthey all decide
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Concept: The main clause needs a subject and a simple-past verb.

  1. 'they decided' – refers to Sarah and Tom, past tense ✓.
  2. 'had decide' needs 'decided'; 'all decide' is present; 'everyone decide' – singular subject needs 'decides' and changes the meaning.

Trick: In a past narrative, choose the option with a clean -ed/past form.

Answer: (C) they decided

अवधारणा: मुख्य उपवाक्य में कर्ता और सामान्य भूतकाल क्रिया चाहिए।

हल:

  1. 'they decided' – Sarah और Tom के लिए, भूतकाल ✓
  2. 'had decide' में 'decided' चाहिए; 'all decide' वर्तमान है; 'everyone decide' – एकवचन कर्ता, और अर्थ भी बदलता है।

ट्रिक: भूतकाल कथा में साफ़ past रूप वाला विकल्प चुनें।

उत्तर: (C) they decided

SSC GDEnglishCloze – subject + past verbSSC GD 2025 · 5 Feb Shift 2 →