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Set A Year 2013

2

4th IEO

- Set A

WORD AND STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE FOR QUESTIONS 1 TO 12, CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD OR PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. Example Potato chips are _______ .

A.

1.

creamy

B. silky

C. crunchy

Sam : Did you understand the paragraph? Bev : Yes, but can we _______ over it again? A.

see

B. go C. get 2.

Sapna : When you read a book do you make a note of the new words? Vibha : Yes, I keep a _______ in my notebook. A.

reminder

B. record C. proof 3.

My best friend lives ________ my house. I just need to go out of our back gate to go to his house. A.

backside

B. rearward C. behind 4.

Hey, you’re famous now. You’ve been in the news a lot recently. We seem to see your photo _________. A. always B. occasionally C. everyday

5.

When you are cooking for the rst time, it’s a good idea to read and follow the recipe _______. A. exactly B. positively C. denitely

4th IEO - Set A

6.

3

I was _______ that I couldn’t nish the paper. I had studied hard for it. A. disappointed B. satised C. failed

7.

My brother has gone away to England to study. He’ll be back ________ a year. A.

in

B. until C. by 8.

In spite of their _____ they lost the competition. A. inexperience B. more experience C. experience

9.

Coach : Why are you late for practice? Student : Sir, I’m late because ________ . A. bad trafc B. the trafc was bad C. being bad trafc

10. I’m very excited to see the star of the lm this evening. What time ______ for the show. A. will you be leaving B. you will be leaving C. you are going to leave 11. I have visited many cities and this city is very polluted. It’s the ______ polluted city I’ve ever been to. A.

very

B. highly C. most 12. There’s _______ on at the cinema that I want to see, so there’s no point in going. I’ll read a book instead. A.

nothing

B. something C. everything

4

4th IEO

- Set A

READING FOR QUESTIONS 13 TO 16, READ THE TEXT AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW. My name is Keshav great to see animals see cows or horses, crocodiles or deer. I animals.

and when I was young I always liked visiting zoos. It was that didn’t live around my house. Around my house I could but not zebras or lions. I could see dogs and pigs, but not loved spending my weekends at the zoo learning about the

One day I learned there was an animal shelter near my uncle’s house. It wasn’t a regular shelter. The ones I’d been to before were places where you could adopt dogs, cats and sometimes even a pot-bellied pig or goat. This place had lions, tigers and bears, so I was really keen to go there immediately. As I arrived, I was surprised because I heard the lions from the parking lot. The place was small, but nicely kept. It was clean and the volunteers working at the entry were very helpful. My family and I toured the place at our own pace, examining the cages and habitats the animals lived in. I was immediately struck by the differences between this place and a normal zoo. Zoos usually have beautiful habitats set up for each animal, but you can’t get near the animals at all. At this shelter, I was almost close enough to reach out and touch the animals, even though there were two fences between the animals and I. There weren’t as many people, either, so it seemed like a more personal experience. The paths were narrow and covered with trees that made the animals feel more at home and provided them shade. It was interesting to stare a lion in the eyes when you could almost reach out and touch it. It was fun to watch the bears pace back and forth and wiggle their lips at you with great expressions. They were silly creatures. There were leopards lazing in the midday heat and monkeys grooming themselves. The best part about the place was the stories. The animals had a story posted up on the sides of their cages. Each had been rescued from abuse or taken when they were no longer wanted. These were sad stories with a happy ending. Someone at this shelter had worked hard to take care of the animals, and now I could enjoy meeting them and learn from them. When it was nally time to go, we all thanked the volunteers and made a donation of 500 rupees. Shelters always need money, food for the animals and help. It made us feel good to help out any way we could for the care of the animals. It was a great place, and I couldn’t wait to return to it.

13. What is different about this animal shelter compared to the other ones Keshav had seen? A. It has wild animals. B. This one is very far away. C. This one has only injured animals.

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14. Which of the following is NOT a reason why Keshav likes this shelter better than a zoo? A. People can get closer to the animals. B. There is a rescue story for each animal. C. The shelter has better snacks. 15. How does Keshav feel at the end of the story? A. He thinks the zoo is nicer. B. He is sad to leave. C. He is happy to donate money. 16. What was the main reason that Keshav made the donation? A. To keep the animals clean. B. For food for animals. C. For the upkeep of the animals. FOR QUESTIONS 17 TO 19, READ THE TEXT AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW. Ajith Shalini Ajith Shalini Ajith Shalini Ajith

: : : : : : :

Who did you tell? Just Malani. And who told you? Gill. And nobody else knows? Only you do. Well, of course, I do. I told Gill.

17. Who knew rst? A. Ajith B. Shalini C. Malani 18. How did Shalini nd out? A. Ajith told Shalini. B. Malani told Shalini. C. Gill told Shalini. 19. Who was the last one to know? A. Shalini B. Malani C. Gill

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4th IEO

- Set A

SPOKEN AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION FOR QUESTIONS 20 TO 24, CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION TO COMPLETE EACH CONVERSATION. Example

Steve : I live in a big city. Jill : __________. A.

I live near the park.

B. So do I . C. This place is crowded. 20. Veena : How ______ today? Dev : Better than yesterday. A. you are feeling B. you feel C. are you feeling 21. Sham : Do you know where _______? Naseer : No, he didn’t say. A. Raju has gone B. has Raju gone C. has gone Raju 22. Anushka : I didn’t eat anything at the party last night. I was so hungry when I returned home. Anvita : Yeah, me too. ________ food was inedible. A. A large amounts of B. Many of the C. Most of the 23. Saleem : I’ve got a toothache. I’m seeing Dr. Kumar, the dentist next week. Vikas : That ________ be possible. He’s on holiday the whole of next week. A. mustn’t B. can’t C. shouldn’t 24. George : Are you enjoying your new camera? How were the photographs you took? Lewis : ________. Better than usual. A. Quite so-so B. Quite good C. Quite right

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4th IEO - Set A

FOR QUESTIONS 25 TO 30, CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION TO FILL EACH GAP. I’m really very excited _____ (25) _____ my new school. I was _____ (26) _____ sure about moving at _____ (27) _____ . But then my mum _____ (28) _____ dad showed me the _____ (29) _____ of the school grounds _____ (30) _____ the website. I quickly changed my mind when I saw the photographs of the 25 metre swimming pool, the cricket pitch and the photos of project work which the students had taken part in. 25. A. about B. of C. for 26. A. quite B. a bit C. not 27. A. rst B. rstly C. rst of all 28. A. with B. or C. and 29. A. pictures B. movies C. prints 30. A. in B. on C. at

ACHIEVERS SECTION FOR QUESTIONS 31 AND 32, CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. 31. John : Hey, that was a very big exhibition. Were there many ________? Ismat : No, all the people were from this country. A. immigrants B. citizens C. foreigners

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4th IEO

- Set A

32. David : Hey Riya, my class is going to Shimla during the holidays. Where’s yours going? Riya : _______ to Manali during the vacation. A. We’re all going B. We all are going C. We’re going all FOR QUESTIONS 33 TO 35, CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER. 33. Which sentence has a different meaning? A. Oliver is as tall as Isabel. B. Isabel isn’t quite as tall as Oliver. C. Oliver is slightly taller than Isabel. 34. The house was totally _______ by the recent oods. A. abolished B. destroyed C. retained 35. It was a very difcult test to pass because some of the problems were _______ impossible to solve. A. extremely B. completely C. very

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Class 4

Set B Year 2013

2

4th IEO

- Set B

WORD AND STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE FOR QUESTIONS 1 TO 14, CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD OR PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. Example

Potato chips are _______. A. 1.

creamy

B. silky

C. crunchy

Helen Helen is on on holida holiday y for two two weeks weeks.. She ____ _______ ___ to Thail Thailand and.. A. is gone B. had been C. has gone

2.

I have have been been making this model for the the scienc science e project project ________ _________. _. A. six months ago B. for six months C. since six months

3.

We live in Chenna Chennaii now but but I _______ _________ __ in the the North of India India that’ that’s why I can can speak speak Hindi very well. A. grew up B. had grown up C. did grow

4.

Hey, Hey, your handbag handbag looks looks very very heavy heavy.. I _____ ________ ___ you with with it. it. A. ’m helping B. helped C. ’ll help

5.

It was really really hot and and sunny sunny this this morning morning when I went for for a jog. I’m I’m so tired tired I____ I_______ ___ for a week. A. could sleep B. could have slept C. can’t sleep

6.

The train train doesn’t doesn’t leave leave till till 5 pm, we’ve we’ve got plenty plenty of time. time. We We ________ ________ hurry hurry.. A. needn’t B. haven’t to C. don’t

4th IEO - Set B

7.

3

I slept the whole whole day today. today. I’m not not tired tired enough enough to go to to bed yet. yet. If I _____ ________ ___ to bed now, I wouldn’t sleep. A. could go B. had gone C. went

8.

Kim Kim ___ _____ ____ ____ __ and and lef left. t. A. told to me goodbye B. says me goodbye C. said goodbye to me

9.

My mother mother has has told me to drink drink ______ ________ __ water water every every day because because I sweat sweat so so much when I play outdoors. A. a lot of B. more of C. loads

10. I’ll try to reach reach on time for the match, but don’t worry _______ I’m a little late. late. I’ll denitely be there. A. when B. in case C. as long as 11. There are so many words I don’t know in this book. What ________? A. means this word B. does this word mean C. does mean this word 12. Dev loves to watch watch movies. movies. He ______ ______ to the cinema once once or twice a week. A. goes usually B. usually goes C. is usually going 13. The refrigerator has has stopped working again. This is the the third time time this ________ ________ today. A. has happened B. happened C. is happening

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4th IEO

- Set B

14. We are moving to Africa. We have to sell all our ________ before we leave. A. furnitures B. whole furniture C. furniture

READING FOR QUESTIONS 15 TO 21, READ THE TEXT AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW. Popcorn, also known as popping corn, is a special variety of corn (Zea mays everta). Each kernel, in other words corn seed, contains a tiny drop of water. When it is heated, the water expands causing the seed to explode and ip inside out. In the US popcorn is mostly grown in Nebraska, Indiana and now increasingly in Texas. Native Americans rst discovered popcorn thousands of years ago in Mexico. It was popped in China during the Song Dynasty as well as in Sumatra and India long before Columbus reached America. In 1948 and 1950, anthropologist Herbert Dick and botanist Earle Smith discovered ears of popcorn in Mexico. The size varied from a few millimeters to about two inches and was carbon dated to be about 5,600 years old. Hernando Cortes invaded Mexico in 1519 and rst saw popcorn when he met the Aztecs. Aztecs used popcorn as food and decoration on headdresses, necklaces and ornaments. Around 1612, French explorers around the Great Lakes met Iroquois who used heated sand in a pottery vessel to make popcorn. Colonial housewives served popcorn with sugar and cream for breakfast. Some colonists used a cylinder of thin sheet-iron that revolved on an axle in front of the replace to make popped corn. In 1885, Charles Cretors of Chicago, Illino is, invented the rst popcorn machine. Street vendors were soon pushing steam or gas-powered poppers through fairs, parks, and expositions. Today much of the popcorn you buy at movies and fairs is popped in machines manufactured by the Cretors family. Americans eat more than 33 billion kilograms of popcorn a year, an average of 30 kilograms per person per year. As the result of an elementary school project, popcorn became the ofcial state snack food of Illinois. January 19 is National Popcorn Day, and October is National Popcorn Month. 15. Each corn seed has a tiny_____ . A. drop of kernel B. drop of moisture C. drop of water 16. Popping corn was discovered in _______. A. China B. Mexico C. US

5

4th IEO - Set B

17. Aztecs rst started using popcorn as food in ______. A. 1950 B. 1519 C. 1885 18. What was the result of the school project? A. It was found that Americans eat 33 billion kilograms of popcorn. B. January 19 became the National Popcorn day. C. Illinois made popcorn the ofcial state snack food. 19. Before Columbus reached _______ corn was popped in China. A. India B. Mexico C. America 20. In the sentence ‘French explorers around the Great Lakes met Iroquois who used heated sand in a pottery vessel to make popcorn’, vessel means a ________. A. boat B. clay C. container 21. Which of the following is not true? A. The popcorn machine was invented by Charles Cretors. B. Popcorn has been available in fairs for many years. C. Popcorn was rst popped by colonial housewives.

SPOKEN AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION FOR QUESTIONS 22 TO 24, CHOOSE THE BEST REPLY TO COMPLETE EACH CONVERSATION. Example

Steve : I live in a big city. Jill : _____ ______. A.

I live near the park

B. So do I C. This place is crowded 22. Helen : I was surprised that Pallavi wasn’t at the school function yesterday. Kumar : Yeah! She _______ about it.

6

4th IEO

- Set B

A. may not have known B. might not know C. may have not know 23. Hari : Do you have my money? You said, you’d give it to me today. Vassan : Sorry, my father ______ supposed to give it to me yesterday, but he didn’t. I’ll get it today for sure. A. were B. is C. was 24. Kapil : It’s very humid, do you think it will rain? Rachna : ________. It becomes more humid then, with the rain, the city oods. A. I don’t hope B. I don’t hope so C. I hope not FOR QUESTIONS 25 TO 30, CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION TO COMPLETE EACH GAP. We have just moved ___ (25)____ an apartment. The apartment ___ (26)____ an air conditioner and central ___ (27)____, which keeps the house ___(28)___ in winter. There are two bedrooms __(29)___ with a double bed and ___(30)__other with a single bed. 25. A. in B. to C. into 26. A. have B. has C. had 27. A. heater B. heating C. heat 28. A. warm B. warming C. warmed 29. A. both B. two C. one

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4th IEO - Set B

30. A. a B. an C. the

ACHIEVERS SECTION FOR QUESTIONS 31 & 32, CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD OR PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. 31. It’s such a dark street and I think we are ________. I’m so scared. A. being followed B. following C. followed 32. The principal stopped us and asked us where ________. A. we were going B. were we going C. we are going FOR QUESTIONS 33 TO 35, CHOOSE THE BEST REPLY TO COMPLETE EACH CONVERSATION. 33. Rijul : Do you know Hari had an accident yesterday. He is in hospital now. Riya : Yes, I know. ________ him tomorrow. A. I visit B. I’m visiting C. I visited 34. Radhika : Hey do you like my haircut. I went to a new hairdresser this time. Sunita : Yeah! It’s great! Where did you ________? I’ll go there too. A. hair cut B. have it cut C. have cut your hair 35. Ali : Shall I stay here and wait for you? Salma : No, I’d rather ________. I might take a long time. A. you came B. you come C. you would come

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Class 4

Set A Year 2014

5th IEO - SET A

1

WORD AND STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE FOR QUESTIONS 1 TO 12, CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD/PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. Example

Potato chips are ___________. A.

1.

each other

When

this

practise

C. us

B. If

C. Why

B. that

C. these

B. practised

C. practising

B. speaks

C. spoke

had

B. didn’t have

C. do have

On Sundays, I have to go for my football practice early in the morning, so I ___________ up at 5 am. A.

9.

B. ourselves

I was in a hurry to go out and play, so I ___________ time to nish my homework.

A. 8.

C. Much

An honest person is one who ___________ the truth. A. speaking

7.

B. Some

We’re ___________ hard for the match next week. A.

6.

Any

Have you read any of ___________ books? A.

5.

C. crunchy

Don’t throw the book away. ___________ you don’t want it, I will take it. A.

4.

silky

Ali is my best friend. We have known ___________ for three years. A.

3.

B.

___________ of the friends I play with are mean, but the others are very friendly. A.

2.

creamy

wake

B. woke

C. waking

Lucy has not been able to play football ___________ her accident last month. A.

for

B. had

C. since

10. I never ___________ to like apples, but now I love them. A.

used

B. use

C. using

5th IEO - SET A

2

11. Don’t worry about the exams. I’m sure you ___________ pass them. A.

shall

B. are

C. will

12. Oliver doesn’t ___________ to wear a cap to school every day, but he usually does. A.

have

B. has

C. had

REARRANGE THE WORDS TO FORM A MEANINGFUL SENTENCE. Example

cat / the /curiosity / killed a A.

acdb

b B.

c cdba

d C. b d c a

13. are / harmless / to people / most ants a A.

b b a d c

c

d B. a b c d

C. d a b c

READING FOR QUESTIONS 14 TO 20, READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW. OSTRICH

The ightless ostrich is the world’s largest bird. They roam in the African savanna and desert lands, and get most of their water from the plants they eat. Though they cannot y, ostriches are strong runners. They can run up to 43 miles (70 kilometers) an hour. They may use their wings as “rudders” to help them change direction, while running. An ostrich’s powerful, long legs can cover 10 to 16 feet (3 to 5 meters) in a single stride. These legs can also be dreadful weapons. Ostrich kicks can kill a human or other carnivorous animals. Each two-toed foot has a long, sharp claw.

Ostriches live in small herds that typically contain less than a dozen birds. All the hens of a herd place their eggs in one nest, each one of which weighs as much as two dozen chicken eggs. The hen and the male, both take turns looking after the giant eggs. Contrary to popular belief, ostriches do not bury their heads in the sand. The old saying probably originates due to the bird’s defensive behaviour.

5th IEO - SET A

3

At the approach of trouble, ostriches will lie low and press their long necks to the ground in an attempt to become less visible. Their feathers blend well with sandy soil and, from a distance, give the appearance that they have buried their heads in the sand. Ostriches typically eat plants, roots, and seeds, but will also eat insects, lizards, or other creatures available in their sometimes harsh habitat.

14. How fast can an ostrich run? A.

70 miles an hour

B. 16 miles an hour C. 43 miles an hour 15. They use their ___________ to change direction while running. A.

legs

B. wings

C. toes

16. Ostriches can kill a human being with their ___________. A.

wings

B. neck

17. Usually, ___________ ostriches live together. A.

a dozen

B. less than twelve C. twenty four 18. Who takes care of the giant eggs? A.

Male ostrich

B. Female ostrich C. Both of them 19. When ostriches feel threatened, they ___________. A.

stand tall with their long necks

B. bury their head in soil C. lie low and try to hide 20. Ostriches get most of their water from ___________. A.

insects

B. seeds C. plants

C. legs

5th IEO - SET A

4

SPOKEN AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION FOR QUESTIONS 21 TO 24, CHOOSE THE BEST REPLY TO COMPLETE EACH CONVERSATION. Example Steve: I live in a big city. Jill: ___________.

A.


B. So do I C. I also

21. Mandy: Hey Perry did you see the match last night? Perry: No, while I ___________ the match, the power went off, so I couldn’t watch the whole match. A.

watched

B. watch C. was watching 22. Mark: Hey! I nished the puzzle.

Lucy: Thank god! You have been doing that ___________ hours. A.

since

B. for C. till 23. Mother: Why did you get such a low grade in Mathematics? I thought you knew all the formulas. Son: Yes, but ___________. A.

I did some silly mistake

B. I had some silly mistakes C. I made some silly mistakes 24. Vikas: Oh no! This cake, I baked is very hard and tasteless. Pallavi: Don’t worry, often ___________ as you expect. A.

things don’t make out

B. things don’t work out C. things don’t cook out

5th IEO - SET A

5

FOR QUESTIONS 25 TO 30, CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION TO COMPLETE EACH BLANK. Dear Mandisa, Thank you for your letter, _____(25)_____ came yesterday. It’s always good to hear from you. I was _____(26)_____ of writing to you. I wanted to tell you something exciting. I’ve recently started learning to _____(27)_____ a piano and I love it. _____(28)_____ my piano teacher told my parents that I was good at it, my parents bought me a ve-octave keyboard. It almost looks like a piano. I play the keyboard a lot. I’m not very good but I enjoy it a lot. I _____(29)_____ go to my friend’s house and we play together. She too has a similar keyboard. My father has brought me a book, which has _____(30)_____ songs. I love playing the keyboard and I play every evening. I can play ‘twinkle, twinkle little star’ very well now. What about you? Do you play any instrument? Write soon, Love Isabel 25. A. who B. which C. whose 26. A. thinking B. planning C. preparing 27. A. perform B. play C. work 28. A. After B.

Before

C. Later 29. A. often B. seldom C. regular 30. A. plenty B. a lot of C. lots

5th IEO - SET A

6

ACHIEVERS SECTION

FOR QUESTIONS 31 AND 32, CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD/PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. 31. It was raining this morning and I got very wet. I ___________ my umbrella in the house. A.

left

B. forget C. kept 32. I wonder why Alisha hasn’t replied to my message. She ____________ not have got it. A.

could

B. might C. should REARRANGE THE WORDS TO FORM A MEANINGFUL SENTENCE. 33. what / I don’t / Anil is doing / know a A.

b

c

c a b d

d B. b d a c

C. a b d c

FOR QUESTIONS 34 AND 35, CHOOSE THE BEST REPLY TO COMPLETE EACH CONVERSATION. 34. Jay: We haven’t got any bread. Kapil: Oh, I forgot to buy some. I ____________ go and get some now. A.

will

B. would C. should 35. Nasim: Are you enjoying your new school with your new classmates? Gagan: Yes, I’m ___________ with my new classmates. A.

carrying on well

B. getting on well C. keeping on well

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Class 4

Set B Year 2014

5th IEO - SET B

1

WORD AND STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE FOR QUESTIONS 1 TO 12, CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD/PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. Example

Potato chips are A. 1.

creamy

It rained so A.

. B. silky

C. crunchy

last night that the roof started to leak.

solidly

B. seriously C. heavily 2.

We are going south of my country. A.

the south for our holidays. All the best beaches are in the

on

B. in C. to 3.

Robin grew up to be A.

sporty nor clever.

either

B. both C. neither 4.

Hey friends! I think we have holidays for for two days. A.

week in December and not just

the

B. all C. a 5.

You start the engine of a car by A.

the key.

switching

B. turning C. putting 6.

Why don’t you go out and play, A.

instead

B. in spite C. in fact

of sitting at home all the time?

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7.

Excuse me. I

, if I could ask you for a favour.

A. wondered B. was wondering C. have been wondering 8.

It’s a big car factory; six hundred people are

there.

A. employee B. employer C. employed 9.

Welcome to ‘The Royal Hotel’! I

you a pleasant stay here.

A. hope B. desire C. wish 10. Oh! You are back. Did you enjoy your trip

the beach?

A. on B. to C. in 11. Where is the pen, I gave you? You haven’t returned it. What have you with it? A. done B. been doing C. doing 12. I

a lot of milk, but I don’t drink much now.

A. was drinking B. used to drink C. was used to drink REARRANGE THE WORDS TO FORM A MEANINGFUL SENTENCE. Example

cat / the / curiosity / killed a b c d A.

a c d b

B.

c d b a

C. b d c a

13. vanished / thin air / the thief / into a b c d A.

b a d c

B. d c b a

C. c a d b

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READING FOR QUESTIONS 14 TO 20, READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW. MONGOOSE

Mongooses are primarily found in Africa. They cover most of the continent. Some species occupy parts of southern Asia and the Iberian Peninsula. They are generally terrestrial mammals, but some are semi-aquatic, and others are at home in the treetops. Ranging in size from the 7-inch-long (18-centimetre-long) dwarf mongoose to the 2-foot-long (60-centimetre-long) Egyptian mongoose; these sleek mammals have long bodies with short legs and long snouts. They normally have brown or grey fur, and a number of species have striped coats or ringed tails. Mongooses live in burrows and are predators, feeding on small animals such as rodents, birds, reptiles, frogs, insects and worms. Some species supplement their diet with fruits, nuts and seeds. Creative hunters, mongooses are known to break open the birds’ eggs by throwing them with their paws toward a hard object. Famously, some species of mongoose will boldly attack venomous snakes such as cobras. The most celebrated of these is Rudyard Kipling’s ctional Rikki-tikki-tavi, based on an ancient fable and included in The Jungle Book . In the 1800s, mongooses were introduced to several islands in Hawaii and the West Indies in order to control the rodent populations on sugarcane plantations. Today, this effort has come back to haunt these islands as mongooses threaten the survival of various native species, particularly birds. However, in their natural environments mongooses are currently threatened themselves due to habitat loss. 14. The Egyptian mongoose is A.

long.

18 cm

B. 180 cm C. 60 cm 15. Mongooses in the West Indies also eat A.

.

birds

B. sugarcane C. other mongooses 16. Mongooses are creative hunters because they A.

attack with their ringed tails

B. attack venomous cobras C. break open birds’ eggs

.

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17. Mongooses are found A.

.

predominantly in Africa

B. all over Africa C. only in Africa 18. Mongooses have A.

legs.

smooth

B. short C. shiny 19. Mongooses were introduced to the West Indies to control the A.

.

sugarcane problem

B. rodent problem C. their own population 20. Currently, mongooses are threatened by A.

.

venomous cobras

B. native birds C. the loss of habitat

SPOKEN AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION FOR QUESTIONS 21 TO 24, CHOOSE THE BEST REPLY TO COMPLETE EACH CONVERSATION. Example

Steve: ‘I live in a big city.’ Jill: ‘ A.

.’



21. Guest: ‘Bye, then! Thanks for the lovely dinner.’ Host: ‘You are welcome. Bye! A.

See you soon

B. All over again C. All the best

.’

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22. Tom: ‘Do you want want to go out and y a kite?’ kite?’ Sam: ‘I’m not feeling too well. A.

.’

I’d like not

B. I’d prefer not C. I’d rather not 23. John: ‘I ‘I know lots of people here.’ here.’ Amir: Ami r: ‘Do you? you ? I thought thou ght you said A.

.’

you didn’t know anybody

B. you knew everybody C. you know somebody 24. Student: ‘I am writing to express express my dissatisfaction dissatisfaction with the the variety of books in the library.’ Library i n-charg e: ‘ A.

.’

Yes, we don’t have enough books

B. You can order books on the internet C. We apologise for the lack of variety of books FOR QUESTIONS 25 TO 30, CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION TO COMPLETE EACH BLANK. Hi Veena, I hope you’re well. I’m writing to _____(25)_____ you to my party on Saturday evening. There are two reasons, I’m having this party; one is to _____(26)_____ the completion of the exams and the other is, because it’s my birthday. The party is at my house, _____(27)_____ the food is coming from my auntie’s restaurant. She makes the _____(28)_____ samosas in the world. Apart from that, there will be pizzas and ice creams. The party will start at 5 pm, but could you come a bit _____(29)_____ to help prepare everything? Please come. Could you also bring your football? _____(30)_____ had a puncture last week and it has not been xed yet. We could all play with yours. I will take out all my board games and we will have fun. See you at the party! Helen

25. 25. A. tell ell B. invite C. ask

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26. 26. A.

cel celeb ebra rate te

B. be happy C. party 27. 27. A. and and B. but C. when 28. 28. A. most ost B. awesome C. best 29. 29. A. soon oon B. quickly C. early 3 0. A .

It

B. Mine C. That

ACHI AC HIEVE EVERS RS SE SECT CTIO ION N FOR QUESTIONS 31 AND 32, CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD/PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. 31. I can’t hear you very well. Can you speak A.

a little?

out

B. in C. up 32. You can take A.

b us . T h e y w i l l a l l d ro p yo u a t th e t o w n ha l l .

any

B. some C. many REARRANGE THE WORDS TO FORM A MEANINGFUL SENTENCE. 33. dog / a nice / found found our / person person a A.

b b a c d

B. b d c a C. a c b d

c

d

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FOR QUESTIONS 34 AND 35, CHOOSE THE BEST REPLY TO COMPLETE EACH CONVERSATION. 34. Mohan: Mohan: ‘Shall I tell tell Sameer that that you ate all all his lunch?’ lunch?’ Vikas: ‘No, A.

.’

I’d prefer it, if he didn’t know

B. I should think he doesn’t know C. I feel he’ll he’ll not come to know 35. Beginning Beginning of a letter: letter: It was nice nice to hear from from you my friend. friend. Ending of the same letter: A.

.

I looked forward to hearing from you

B. Please do not not hesitate hesitate to contact contact me C. Hope to hear from you soon

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WORD AND STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE FOR QUESTIONS 1 TO 11, CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD/PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. Example Du to th oisy tafc outsid, I d it difcult to coctat ________ my studis.

A. 1.

in

B.

on

C. at

Jaya ________ here soon. A.

is

B. be C. will b 2.

Plas b quit. I ________ o my pojct. A.

am working

B. work C. have work 3.

Dos Liza always ________ glasss? A.

wears

B. wear C. is wearing 4.

Maia is a good u. Sh _______ th Mumbai Maatho th tims. A.

have run

B. is running C. has run 5.

Th kig tid sval tims ad ally wo th battl. H v gav _________. A.

on

B. out C. up 2

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Th was owh to play i th pak. Th w ___________ popl. A.

7.

too may

B. too much

C. som

I ca’t ha th music. It is’t loud ___________. A.

too much

B. enough C. much 8.

This mosqu is vy old. I fact, it is th ________ buildig i th city. A.

9.

old

B. vy old

C. oldst

I wt to a mall to buy _____________. A.

some trousers

B. any trouser C. a new trouser 10. W a goig out o holiday with ___________. A.

a fw fids of us

B. fids of us C. a fw fids of ous 11. Dik you coff. ____ gttig cold. A.

It’s

B. Its

C. It’ll

REARRANGE THE WORDS/PHRASES TO FORM A MEANINGFUL SENTENCE. Example liks / moth dos’t / dogs but my / my fath a b c d

A.

bacd

B.

dbac

C. d a c b

12. mo / oags / a / xpsiv / appls / tha ? a b c d  f A.

cadfb

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READING FOR QUESTIONS 13 TO 19, READ THE ARTICLE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW. Have you seen a UFO (Unidentifed Flying Object)?

Btty, Colby ad Vicki hav. It was about 9 pm. Btty Cash, Vicki Ladum ad Vicki’s gadso, Colby w tuig hom to Dayto, Txas o Moday, 20 Dcmb 1980 aft shoppig i a ighbouig tow. Th was o oth vhicl o th highway though th piy woods. Suddly thy saw a vy bight light ad a lag diamod-shapd objct appad o th sky just ahad of thm. It appad as if it would lad on the highway. Vicki tid to div fast so that th objct would lad aft thi ca had cossd its path. Howv, sh had to stop bcaus th objct dscdd low (about 7 mts high fom th goud) ad hovd ahad of thm. Piodic ams shot out fom th udsid of th objct lik th y blast fom a ockt. It adiatd its hat. Th bight light lit th whol fost o both sids of th highway. Thy kw th ca would mlt if thy tid to div fom ud it. Vicki stoppd th ca ad got out to xami th objct. Almost immdiatly th sky was lld with ov 20 small-sizd hlicopts. Thy w tyig to cicl th objct. Th objct quickly os ad datd southwst. Th hlicopts followd it. Wh Vicki tud to th ca, sh could ot touch th doo. It was so hot. Sh usd h coat slv to op it. Wh sh got i, th dashboad was so hot that wh sh touchd it, it lft a mak o h had. All th of thm w tid. Thy spd hom. Lat thy w diagosd to b suffig fom disass coctd to xposu to adiatio. This icidt has lft may qustios uaswd: What was that objct? Was it a UFO (Uidtid Flyig Objct)? Did it blog to alis fom out spac? What w thy doig o ou ath? Wh did th hlicopts com fom? …ad may mo. 13. Th aticl bgis with “Btty, Colby ad Vicki hav.” bcaus __________________. A.

a icomplt stc at th opig is atttio-gabbig

B. th wit is aswig th qustio askd i th titl C. th wit is ot su what Btty, Colby ad Vicki hav do 14. Which of ths statmts is tu? A.

Vicki is Colby’s gadfath.

B. Btty is Vicki’s gadmoth. C. Vicki is Colby’s gadmoth. 4


15. It appad as if th diamod-shapd objct would lad o th highway. So, _______. A.

Vicki waitd fo th objct to lad

B. Vicki tid to gt ahad of it C. Vicki got out of th ca to xami it 16. Th objct did ot lad o th highway yt Vicki stoppd th ca bcaus _______. A.

th fost was lit up by th light of th ams fom th objct

B. th objct hovd ahad of thm ad this fightd h C. sh was afaid th ca would mlt if sh cotiud to div 17. Th objct did ot lad bcaus _________. A.

Vicki’s ca was i th way o th aow highway

B. th fost o both sids of th highway was too ds C. it was big followd by ov a doz small aicafts 18. W kow Vicki is a bav woma bcaus sh __________. A.

was divig though piy woods o th dak ight

B. suffd fom a disas coctd to xposu to adiatio C. got out of h ca to gt mo dtails about th stag objct 19. Vicki’s stoy could b tu bcaus __________. A.

oths too had potd sig a idtical objct o th sam ight

B. th pilots i th small hlicopts said a stoy simila to Vicki’s C. Vicki, Btty ad Colby suffd fom disass causd by adiatio xposu

SPOKEN AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION FOR QUESTIONS 20 TO 24, CHOOSE THE BEST RESPONSE TO COMPLETE EACH COnVerSATIOn. Example

Stv : “I liv i a big city.” Jill : “___________.” A.

I liv a th pak


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20. Ail : “W’ goig out to play.” Boo : “____________________” A.

Wait a miut. I’m ot ady yt.

B. I am ot at all tid. C. Why dos h wat that? 21. Ccil : “This coat is vy xpsiv.” V : “_____________________” A.

How com?

B. I’m soy. C. I agree. 22. Maya : “I’m goig to s my docto today.” niva : “__________________________?” A.

How is she now

B. How ca h hlp you C. Why? A you ot ok 23. Shop assistat : “Would you lik aythig ls?” Custom : “_________________________.” A.

Ys, I lik this vy much

B. no, thak you. That’s all C. No. Three more of these 24. Dia : “Wh is you bithday?” Mia : “____________________.” A.

It was last wk

B. I’m lv C. It’s vy ya 6


FOR QUESTIONS 25 TO 30, CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION TO COMPLETE EACH BLANK. riv otts a mammals. Thy exampl (B) latd to wasls, badgs, ad minks. Otters are (25) alog ivs, laks, o stams. Thi body is built fo swimmig : thy (26) a stamlid body; thy hav shot lgs with (27) ft; ds fu that kps thm wam, ad a tapd tail. Moov, thy ca clos thi as ad os wh thy a udwat. Wh udwat, otts (28) div up to sixty ft dp ad hold thi bath fo ov ight miuts! (29) otters are caivoous thy at sh, wat iscts, small bids ad ggs. Though w oft d otts i wat, sachs say otts spd mo tha two thid of thi tim (30) lad. Example

A.

were

B. are

C. have

A.

foud

B. laid

C. locatio

A.

has

B. have

C. are

A.

wbbig

B. wb

C. wbbd

A.

must

B. ca

C. hav to

A.

Although

B. As

C. Howv

A.

o

B. ov

C. aoud

25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

ACHIEVERS SECTION FOR QUESTIONS 31 TO 33, CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD/PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. 31. I fl tid today. I ________ vy wll last ight. A.

did’t slpt

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32. Most popl h, pf watchig cickt. Tis is’t __________ as cickt. A.

as tdy

B. as popula

C. as wishd

33. I d my glasss but I ca’t d _______. A.

it

B. that

C. them

34. REARRANGE THE WORDS/PHRASES TO FORM A MEANINGFUL SENTENCE. photogaphs / tak / ay / did’t / Jy a b c d  A.

dbca

?

B. c a d  b

C.  d b a c

35. CHOOSe THe BeST reSPOnSe TO COMPLeTe THe COnVerSATIOn. nw studt : “excus m, wh is th libay, plas?” Old studt : “_________________________________.” A.

It’s o th thid oo

B. It’s i th thid oo C. It’s at th thid oo

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Class 4

Set B Year 2015

WORD AND STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE FOR QUESTIONS 1 TO 11, CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD/PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. Example Due to the noisy trafc outside, I nd it difcult to concentrate ________ my studies.

A. 1.

in

B.

on

C. at

Jaya had a big lunch. She ________________ to eat dinner. A.

can want

B. might not want C. may denitely want 2.

I need to boil some water. Please bring me ________. A.

a sink

B. a hot water bottle C. a kettle 3.

English _______ in Australia and New Zealand too. A.

speaks

B. speakers C. is spoken 4.

We usually ________ music in the car when we go on long drives. A.

play

B. plays C. played 5.

How much ________ the ticket cost? A.

does

B. is C. do 6.

________ Anita and Ketan have lunch together yesterday? A.

2

Do

B. Did

C. Does | 6th IEO | Class-4 | Set-B

7.

___________ Gina and Fred staying at your house this week? A.

Are

B. Is C. Will 8.

Mom gave us money ______ to the cinema. A.

to watch

B. to see C. to go 9.

Do you know of ________ clubs in the school that I could join? A.

every

B. many C. any 10. Which is _________ city in the world? A.

the bigger

B. biggest C. the biggest 11. You must _________ the museum there because it has an excellent collection of tribal art. A.

call on

B. come over to C. visit REARRANGE THE WORDS/PHRASES TO FORM A MEANINGFUL SENTENCE. Example likes / mother doesn’t / dogs but my / my father a b c d

A.

bacd

B.

dbac

C. d a c b

12. detective / the black coat / the man / in / is a a b c d e A.

cdbea

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B. b d c e a

C. e a c d b 3

READING FOR QUESTIONS 13 TO 19, READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW. I saw the old lion rst on 30 th June. It looked quite weak as it walked feebly to the pond. On 2nd July, around 4 pm I spotted it again – this time the lion was near the porcupine group, I was following. I focussed my binoculars on it and stayed in my jeep to watch. The lion must have been too old to chase other animals – it must have been unbearably hungry because just after sunset it attacked a porcupine! At rst it kept circling around the porcupine. Then it tried to claw it. As the lion brought its face closer, the porcupine turned around and charged into its face. A number of quills pierced the lion’s face. The lion growled in deep pain and left the place slowly. Four days passed, early evening, I found the lion dead. When I helped the forest department’s veterinary doctor perform the postmortem, I noticed that one of the sharp quills had penetrated so deep that it had reached the lion’s brain! I had heard that a porcupine’s quill can travel a distance of over 2.5 centimetres every day, but this was the rst time I saw a rst-hand instance. When a porcupine shoots a quill, it lodges itself deep in the body, causing deep wound. As the muscles around the wound contract, they push the quill deeper and deeper till it reaches the bones or some vital organs like heart, lungs, kidneys or brain! This way, a vital organ is punctured and the foolish predator dies. 13. The passage reads like a ___________. A.

newspaper article

B. naturalist’s diary C. veterinary doctor’s record 14. The writer was in the forest because he was _____________. A.

studying the lion

B. studying a group of porcupines C. helping the veterinary doctor 15. The lion attacked the porcupine because _____________. A.

it could not chase larger animals

B. they were readily available C. it usually got extremely hungry at sunset 4

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16. The lion kept circling around the porcupine because _____________. A.

it was feeling dizzy due to hunger and weakness

B. it was trying to fool the porcupine C. it could not gure out a way to attack the porcupine 17. The porcupine turned around and charged into the lion’s face because ____________. A.

it wanted to protect itself

B. it was afraid of other animals behind it C. it was trying to get to a safe place 18. The word ‘Postmortem’ means a/an __________________. A.

operation done to remove the quills

B. procedure to dispose of the lion’s dead body C. examination to know the cause of death 19. The lion is called a ‘foolish predator’ because ________________. A.

it feared a small porcupine and ran away

B. it misjudged its rival’s attack ability C. it remained hungry in the end

SPOKEN AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION FOR QUESTIONS 20 TO 24, CHOOSE THE BEST RESPONSE TO COMPLETE EACH CONVERSATION. Example Customer (at a restaurant) : Waiter I’m sitting ready with my knife and fork, I’m very hungry.

Waiter : Here is your food, sir. ___________ your meal. A.

Take

B.

Order

C. Enjoy

20. Jihan : “Do you have this shirt in a darker shade of brown?” Attendant : “____________________.” A.

I like the shirt very much

B. Let me check C. You can tell me 6th IEO | Class-4 | Set-B |

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21. Travel agent : “Where would you like to go?” Geena : “_____________________” A.

I’m not sure. I like places where I can enjoy nature.

B. No, I am ne. Thank you. C. These places are so crowded in summer, aren’t they? 22. Jina : “It’s cloudy. It could rain. Could you carry an umbrella?” Lalit : “_____________________” A.

Is it always cloudy?

B. Sure I have one in my bag. C. How many should I carry? 23. Lila : “What’s Ritwik like?” Diane : “____________________.” A.

He’s very nice

B. He likes me C. Yes, I like him 24. Annie : “Would you like some more dessert?” Priya : “_____________________” A.

I like it a lot.

B. Enjoy yours! C. No, thanks. I’m full. FOR QUESTIONS 25 TO 30, CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION TO COMPLETE EACH BLANK. Brave is an Example(A) lm, with fun characters and a heart-warming story. Princess Merida is a determined girl and a (25) archer. Her mother, Queen Ellinor, tries to teach Merida good manners and all the social niceties a Princess (26)_ know. But Merida would (27) ride out into the forest and practice archery. One day, the three clans of the kingdom arrive at the palace. Ellinor (28) for them, announcing a competition in which the Lord’s eldest sons will compete to win Merida in marriage. However, Merida (29) to accept her destiny. She rebels, and runs away deep into the forest. She soon nds (30) entering an old witch’s cabin. There, she receives a magic cake that changes her destiny forever! Example

A. 6

interesting

B. lazy

C. boring | 6th IEO | Class-4 | Set-B

25. A.

skilled

B. skill

C. skillsome

A.

ought to

B. have to

C. will

A.

preferring

B. rather

C. never

A.

sending

B. had sent

C. send

A.

refuse

B. refusing

C. refuses

A.

she

B. herself

C. her

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

ACHIEVERS SECTION FOR QUESTIONS 31 TO 33, CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD/PHRASE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE. 31. The latches and hinges are totally rusted now. The door ________ in the last two hundred years. A.

haven’t opened

B. hadn’t opened

C. hasn’t been opened

32. It’s cloudy ________ it’s not raining. A.

as

B. so

C. but

33. You don’t have to read this book if you ___________ to. A.

don’t want

B. not wanting

C. want

34. REARRANGE THE WORDS/PHRASES TO FORM A MEANINGFUL SENTENCE. are coming / today / my grandparents / to have lunch / with us a A.

bcdea


b

c

d B. c a d e b

e C. d e a c b 7

35. CHOOSE THE BEST RESPONSE TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. Shreeti : “Where can I nd a good book on birds in the Indian subcontinents?” Librarian : “____________________.” A.

In the library

B. In the morning

C. In the second shelf

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Class 4

Set A Year 2016

WORD AND STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE FOR QUESTIONS 1 TO 14, CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO FILL IN THE BLANKS. Example My uncle is ______________ old man. A.

1.

has finished

are you

worse

of

B. worst

C. bad

B. elder

C. older

B. with

C. to

B. the

C. a

B. left

C. going

Ten years ago, that river _____________ through our village. A. flowed

B. flew

9.

My mother reached home late as it __________ heavily.

A. 2

C. aren’t you

The train has not ________ yet. We’ll catch it if we hurry. A. leaving

8.

B. don’t you

My grandfather goes to ______ city park for morning walk. A. an

7.

C. finishing

The staple food _______ koala bears is eucalyptus leaves. A.

6.

B. finished

My sister is ___________ than me. A. old

5.

C. the

Sachin is ______ than Ram at drawing. A.

4.

a

You are collecting stamps, ___________? A.

3.

B.

Emma _________ her homework yesterday. A.

2.

an

is raining

B. had been raining

C. flown

C. has rained | 7th IEO | Class-4 | Set-A

10. My father has a lot of work to finish, __________ he won’t come with us. A.

yet

B. because

C. so

11. We __________ seen such a mischievous dog! A.

have never

B. have ever

C. ever

12. My sister returned after __________ hour. A.

the

B. a

C. an

13. The team played well, _________ they could not win the match. A.

so

B. since

C. still

14. The train is ___________ reach the platform in five minutes. A. going

B. go to

C. going to

FOR QUESTIONS 15 TO 17, CHOOSE THE SENTENCE WITH THE CORRECT WORD ORDER. Example have / you / a / good / pen / do A.

Do you have a good pen?

B. Have you do a good pen? C. A good pen do you have? 15. other / section / in / the / any friends / don’t / you / have A.

Don’t you have any friends in the other section?

B. Any friends don’t have you in the other section? C. Don’t you have other any friends in the section? 16. many / parts / coffee / is / popular / in / the / world / of A.

Many parts of the world is popular in coffee.

B. Coffee is popular in many parts of the world. C. Coffee is popular in the world of many parts. 17. ship / violently / the / storm / rocked / the A.

The ship rocked the storm violently.

B. The storm rocked violently the ship. C. The storm rocked the ship violently. 7th IEO | Class-4 | Set-A |

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READING FOR QUESTIONS 18 TO 21, READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW. Nobody knew kangaroos existed until about 200 years ago. Australian explorers and settlers saw them then for the first time. The kangaroo, of course, has a pouch, and in Australia, many mammals have pouches. Australia and its neighbouring islands are where most of the pouched animals are found. Pouched mammals are called ‘the marsupials’. The name comes from the Latin word ‘marsupium’, which means pouch. The first mammals appeared more than 100,000,000 years ago during the Age of Dinosaurs. Some of these were marsupials, and some were placentals. A placental mammal supplies food to the unborn young within the mother’s body. In marsupial mammals, the pouch serves this purpose. The young ones are born very tiny and develop in the mother’s pouch. When the earth’s climate changed, the dinosaurs died out. The mammals multiplied and developed in many ways. They became the ruling animals of the earth. The placental mammals were more successful than the marsupials. Their brains were superior, and it was better for the young to develop inside the mother’s body than in the pouch. In most parts of the world, marsupials have disappeared. They could not compete for living places with other mammals. However, this did not happen in Australia and South America. Scientists believe that Australia was once linked to South-Eastern Asia. So all marsupials moved to Australia at a time when there were no advanced placental mammals there. They did not have any competition, so they evolved and flourished in many forms. Example When did we know about kangaroos’ existence? A.

100,000,000 years ago

B. Many years ago

C. About 200 years ago 18. Who are marsupials as described in the passage? A.

Placental mammals

B. Pouched mammals C. Animals found in Australia 19. A placental mammal supplies food to the unborn young one __________. A.

outside the mother’s body through a pouch

B. by feeding mother’s milk C. from within the mother’s body 4


20. Whose brain was superior? A.

Marsupials

B. Dinosaurs C. Placental mammals 21. Why are more marsupials found in Australia? A.

The dinosaurs died to make space for kangaroos, so they went there.

B. As there were no progressive placental mammals in Australia, marsupials moved there. C. There was a direct way to Australia from all over the world. FOR QUESTIONS 22 TO 24, CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO MATCH THE STATEMENT. Example If you want to succeed in life, you have to work hard and stop being lazy. A.

Become lazy and work hard.

B. Hardly work and become successful. C. Success is hard work.

22. Special offers till noon today! Hurry! A.

Shop before 12 o’clock.

B. Get tired while shopping. C. Offers start after noon. 23. Books issued after 7 th June should be returned by 10 th August. A.

Return books only after 10th August.

B. Return books on or before 10th August. C. No books issued before 7th June. 24. In case of an emergency, don’t panic. A.

Call if you have sudden trouble.

B. Stay calm when there’s trouble. C. Panic when you’re in trouble. 7th IEO | Class-4 | Set-A |

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SPOKEN AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION FOR QUESTIONS 25 TO 30, CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO COMPLETE EACH CONVERSATION. Example Ron : Where’s the park? Harry : It’s ____________. A.

in the left

B.

on the left

C. left side

25. Ron : Can we go to the cinema tomorrow? Mother : __________. I have a meeting tomorrow. A.

I’m sure

B. No, I can C. Let’s see 26. Harry : Do we have sports practice today? Sal : ______________ A. No, we have. B. Not sure. C. Fancy! 27. Geeta : Haven’t you put on weight recently? Soma : ____________. A. Yes, I did B. Yes, I have C. No, there isn’t 28. Ricky : This boy looks like me! ___________ Minu : Yes, it is. A.

How strange!

B. Why? C. Sorry. 6


29. Jenny : Let’s give our teacher a surprise. Danny : ___________ A. Yes, we have. B. Good idea! C. Really? 30. Mom : Did you pass the test this time? Ron : ____________ A.

Thank you.

B. Finally! C. Did you?

ACHIEVERS SECTION 31. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO FILL IN THE BLANK. Always ______________ when you make a mistake. A.

appreciate

B. apologise C. appeal 32. CHOOSE THE MOST SUITABLE SYNONYM OF THE GIVEN WORD.

Competent A.

Proficient

B. Approve C. Enable 33. CHOOSE THE MOST SUITABLE ANTONYM OF THE GIVEN WORD. Pacify A.

Compose

B. Repress C. Incite 7th IEO | Class-4 | Set-A |

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34. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO MATCH THE LABEL. Art Pencils : Testers A.

Take a pencil free of charge.

B. Write with one of the pencils. C. Check quality before you buy one. 35. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. Guide : Can you spot rhinos now? Jerry : ___________ A.

Really!

B. Where? C. Almost there.

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Class 4

Set B Year 2016

WORD AND STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE FOR QUESTIONS 1 TO 15, chOOSE ThE cORREcT OPTION TO FIll IN ThE blaNkS. Example My une is ______________ od mn. a. 1.

n

b.



c. te

he is ony tree __________ e n py te pino very we. a.

euse

b. ut c. so 2.

Te mnger __________ to te ustomer. a.

ting

b. is t c. is ting 3.

he rrived __________ tn expeted. a. erier b. eriest c. ery

4.

Suznne isn’t  teer, __________? a.

isn’t se

b. se isn’t c. is se 5.

Wi is te __________ nim in te word? a. t s ever b. most t c. test

6.

Mr S is _________ Europen, not _____ asin. a.

te, te

b. n, n c. , n 2


7.

I __________ money t te moment. a. ount b. m ounting c. ounting

8.

Wy ven’t you finised te ssignment ___________? a. fter b. yet c. now

9.

Jim trew te  __________ tn Peter. a. fter b. fr c. frter

10. Our ss ___________ te projet st wee. a. ompete b. were ompeted c. ompeted 11. Une Tom’s idren re eutifu, __________? a.

ren’t tey

b. ren’t tem c. re tey 12. Jy spes _____________ in te morning ssemy. a. onfidentiy b.

onfidenty

c. onfidene 13. Tey ve _______ een to Jpn. a. no b. never c. ever 7th IEO | Class-4 | Set-B |

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14. Pese py ere nd oet __________ tiet t te next ounter. a.

te

b. te one c. one of te 15. _________ tey registered for te ompetition? a. Wi b. hve c. Do FOR QUESTIONS 16 TO 18, chOOSE ThE SENTENcE WITh ThE cORREcT WORD ORDER. Example ve / you /  / good / pen / do a.

Do you ve  good pen?

b. hve you do  good pen? c. a good pen do you ve?

16. I / wy / ngry / do / e / ws / not / now a.

I do not now ngry wy e ws.

b. Wy ws e ngry I do now not? c. I do not now wy e ws ngry. 17. come / wit / me / pese / to / te / irus a.

come wit me to te irus, pese.

b. come to te irus pese wit me. c. come pese wit me to te irus. 18. is / good / for / rising / ery / wys / et a.

Rising ery is wys good for et.

b. Good et is wys for rising ery. c. Rising ery is good for wys et. 4


READING FOR QUESTIONS 19 TO 22, REaD ThE PaSSaGE aND aNSWER ThE QUESTIONS ThaT FOllOW. Pune or Punyngri, s it is ed, s d  gorious pst of nery six undred yers. Te idood ome of te fmous Mrt eder, Sivji, from 1750 unti 1871, it ws te pit of te Mrt confedery nd ws rued y te Pesws. loted t n titude of 598m nd t  distne of 160 m from Mumi, Pune is te seond rgest ity of Mrstr. Sine ooni dys wen its pesnt imte nd proximity to Mumi d mde it te monsoon pit of te britis, it s ontinued to deveop s  mjor industri ity nd  entre for iger edution. Ten ed Poon, it eme n importnt dministrtive entre nd miitry ntonment. Even tody, te Indin rmy’s Soutern commnd is sed ere. Tody, Pune is  ity wit  virnt uture, nd peope from vrious reigions nd from different regions reside ere. It so osts vrious ntion festivs nd utur events trougout te yer. Peope ere ve vried interests, rnging from rts nd spirituism to food. Txis, utorisws nd uses re te most popur mode of onveyne in Pune. Te weter in Pune, espeiy in te evenings, is pesnt trougout te yer. Example Wo ws Sivji? a.

Fmous Mrt eder

b. Industriist

c. britis eder

19. how fr is Pune from Mumi? a.

598 metres

b. 598 metres nd 160 iometres c. 160 iometres 20. During ooni dys te britis ruers dered Pune teir ____________. a.

industri ity

b. monsoon pit c. Mrt confedery 21. Wt is/re te most ommon mens of trnsport in Pune? a. Txis nd uses b.

autorisws

c. bot a nd b 7th IEO | Class-4 | Set-B |

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22. Wt is te mening of te word ‘virnt’? a.

listess

b. livey

c. ling energy

FOR QUESTIONS 23 TO 25, chOOSE ThE cORREcT OPTION TO MaTch ThE STaTEMENT. Example If you wnt to sueed in ife, you ve to wor rd nd stop eing zy. a.

beome zy nd wor rd.

b. hrdy wor nd eome suessfu. c. Suess is rd wor.

23. No entry for evy veies. a.

Tis ne is not for two-weeers.

b. Tis ne is for trus nd uses ony. c. Tis ne is too nrrow for ig veies. 24. Susrie to e-news. Go green. a.

Do not red newsppers printed in ooured in.

b. Stop reding newsppers from now on. c. Red te news onine, sve pper nd sve trees. 25. Pp’s Pizz : home Deivery hppy hours: 2 pm to 5 pm. a.

We don’t send pizz efore 2 pm nd fter 5 pm.

b. Pizz osts ess if you order fter 2 pm nd efore 5 pm. c. Pp’s Pizz mes you ppy from 2 pm to 5 pm.

SPOKEN AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION FOR QUESTIONS 26 TO 30, chOOSE ThE cORREcT OPTION TO cOMPlETE Each cONVERSaTION. Example Ron : Were’s te pr? hrry : It’s ____________. a.

6

in te eft

b.

on te eft

c. eft


26. hrry : I’m in te riet tem tis yer! S : Wow! __________. a.

Never mind

b. congrtutions

c. Wtever

27. Tim : I n’t find my tennis rquet. Rm : __________ a.

No wy!

b. O, tns.

c. loo gin.

28. Riy : Do you need  rry g? Min : __________, I ve one. a.

Yes, pese

b. No, tns

c. Wy not

29. Tim : cn you pss tt st pese? Ron : __________ a.

Sure.

b. Wy?

c. No, tns.

30. Din : Did you me it to te fin? kris : Yes, _______. It ws  very toug figt. a.

rey

b. most

c. nery

ACHIEVERS SECTION FOR QUESTIONS 31 aND 32, chOOSE ThE cORREcT OPTION TO FIll IN ThE blaNkS. 31. My moter rn  te __________ tis fternoon. a.

wors

b. ores

c. errnds

32. a person wo is very seetive in is/er tste is ed _________. a.

fstidious

b. mteur

c. verstie

33. chOOSE ThE cORREcT MEaNING OF ThE GIVEN WORD. Suffe a.

hrmony

b. Figt

c. Doode

34. chOOSE ThE OPPOSITE OF ThE GIVEN WORD. Expiit a.

asoute


b. aurte

c. Doutfu 7

35. chOOSE ThE cORREcT OPTION TO cOMPlETE ThE cONVERSaTION. Ron : cn I py gmes on te omputer now? Mom : __________. let me send tis e-mi first. a.

Give it  soon

b. Ony for  minute

c. In  minute

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Class 4

Set A Year 2017

WORD AND STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE FOR QUESTIONS 1 TO 13, CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO FILL IN THE BLANKS. Example Metal is ___________ than cotton. A.

heavy

B. heavier C. heaviest

1.

We always go to see __________________ circus when it comes to our town. A.

2.

C. wait

drives

B. will drive

C. driving

so

B. or

C. but

jumper

B. helmet

C. armour

will

B. wouldn’t

C. won’t

elaborately

B. shiny

C. diddly

Class started 20 minutes __________________, but my friend is still not here. A.

2

B. waited

The house was __________________ decorated for his birthday party. A.

9.

waiting

You will practise tonight, __________________ you? A.

8.

C. studied

I always wear a/an __________________ to protect my head when I’m on a motorbike. A.

7.

B. studies

It is getting late, __________________ I’m not tired yet. A.

6.

study

My brother __________________ me to school tomorrow. A.

5.

C. the

My sister was __________________ for me when I got home. A.

4.

B. an

My brother __________________ English at school before going to England. A.

3.

a

for

B. since

C. ago | IEO | Class-4 | Set-A | Level 1

10. __________________ our presentati on is tomorrow, we need to nish it today. A.

Yet

B. Although

C. When

11. I like using the _____________ to observe tiny creatures in my biology laboratory. A.

review

B. clamp

C. microscope

12. Geeta is going to Dubai for _______________ day or two. A.

a

B. an

C. the

13. Jeena and Rashmi ________________ here yesterday. A.

are

B. was

C. were

FOR QUESTIONS 14 TO 17, CHOOSE THE SENTENCE WITH THE CORRECT WORD ORDER.

you / A.

Example have / any good / pens / do

Do you have any good pens?

B. Have you do any good pens? C. Any do good pens you have?

14. creatures / forest / many / there are / in the A.

Many forest there are in the creatures.

B. There are many creatures in the forest. C. In the many creatures there are forest. 15. two scoops / chocolate / want / I / ice cream / of A.

I want two scoops of chocolate ice cream.

B. Two scoops of ice cream I want chocolate. C. Ice cream two scoops of chocolate I want. 16. documentary / that lm / about / is / nature / a A.

Nature is that lm a documentary about.

B. A documentary is that lm about nature. C. That lm is a documentary about nature. IEO | Class-4 | Set-A | Level 1 |

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17. early / go to / sleep / weekdays / I A.

/ on

I go to sleep early on weekdays.

B. Weekdays go to I early sleep on. C. Early weekdays on sleep I go to.

READING FOR QUESTIONS 18 TO 22, READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW. Every winter, hundreds of humpback whales migrate long distances from their high latitude feeding grounds in the Arctic and Antarctic to warmer tropical regions to breed and give birth. The newborn calves, which drink over 52 gallons of milk every day, have only a few months to gain the body fat needed to keep swimming back to cooler waters in summer. How the babies signal hunger and avoid predators during these early months has always been a mystery to scientists. “We know next to nothing about the early life stages of whales in the wild, but they are important for the calves’ survival during the long migration to their feeding grounds,” says study lead author Simone Videsen of the University of Aarhus, Denmark. “These early life stages of wild whales are so confusing because they’re an aquatic animal. We can’t follow them around all the time to see what they’re doing.” Studies revealed that instead of crying loudly like their human counterparts, humpback calves signal their hunger by gently nudging their mothers or uttering soft grunts and squeaks. The moms answer the requests by responding with quiet calls. The team believes these quiet conversations help whale mother keep track of their young in murky waters without being overheard by dangerous threats. According to Videsen, “Potential predators, such as killer whales could listen to their conversations and use that as a clue to locate the calf and attack on it.” The scientists think that the low audible conversation also keeps mate-seeking males at bay, allowing the females to focus on nurturing the newborns before the tough, 5,000-mile journey back to the feeding grounds in the Antarctic. 18. The humpback whales migrate from Arctic and Antarctic to tropical regions every winter because the ____________________. A.

weather is much cooler there

B. calves need 52 gallons of milk C. warm weather there is ideal for breeding and giving birth 4

| IEO | Class-4 | Set-A | Level 1

19. T h e e a r l y m o n t h s o f t h e h u m p b ac k w h a l e b a b i e s a r e a m y s t e r y b e c a u s e ___________. A.

there have been very few sightings of these whales

B. they are aquatic animals and it’s difcult to follow and study them around C. they are big creatures 20. The humpback mother and calves communicate by __________________. A.

singing loud whale songs

B. moving their ns and tails C. gentle nudges, uttering soft grunts and squeaks, and quiet calls 21. How are the quiet calls helpful to the whales? The quiet calls help mother whales to ___________________. A.

keep track of their calves, and keep dangerous threats and mate-seeking males away

B. attract male whales who are seeking mates C. keep the humpback whales entertained 22. Which word in the passage means same as ‘equivalent’? A.

Potential

B. Speculate C. Counterpart FOR QUESTIONS 23 TO 25, CHOOSE THE OPTION WHICH BEST DESCRIBES THE GIVEN TEXT. Example You must work and study hard to succeed in life. A.


B. Success comes from hard work. C. Hardly work to become successful. 23. Restricted area. Access forbidden. A.

That place is the entrance for the area.

B. You cannot go in the area and must stay away. C. You should only go in the area if you need to. IEO | Class-4 | Set-A | Level 1 |

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24. Our sale prices won’t be beaten. A.

You can get discounts on things there if you buy a lot.

B. You will get the best quality items in that store. C. You cannot nd lower prices at other stores. 25. Mobile phones must be set to silent here. A.

You cannot use your mobile phone.

B. You can use your mobile phone as normal. C. You must turn off all sounds on your mobile phone.

SPOKEN AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION FOR QUESTIONS 26 TO 30, CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO COMPLETE EACH CONVERSATION. Example Ted : Where is the park? Joey : I think it’s ____________ the left. A.

in

B. on C. at

26. Kim : My brother got a _______________ to attend Oxford University. Sally : Wow! That’s a great news. A.

diploma

B. graduate

C. scholarship

27. Harry : Hi dad! I put all your tools in the garage on the workbench. Father : I wish you _______________ have. Now I don’t know where anything is. A.

couldn’t

B. cannot

C. wouldn’t

28. Fred : I can’t believe the test is tomorrow. What am I going to do? Mother : If I _______________ you, I would study as much as possible tonight. A. 6

am

B. was

C. were | IEO | Class-4 | Set-A | Level 1

29. Greg : Why didn’t you convince the teacher to postpone the exam? Sal : If we all _______________ spoken to him, he might have postponed it. A.

was

B. can

C. had

30. Harry : Have you gured _______________ yet what that word means? James : Not yet. I think I need to look it up in a dictionary. A.

off

B. out

C. in

ACHIEVERS SECTION FOR QUESTIONS 31 AND 32, CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO FILL IN THE BLANKS. 31. The law of _______________ states that what goes up must come down. A.

objectives

B. gravity

C. literacy

32. I am in such a _______________ that I don’t know what to do. A.

stereotype

B. dilemma

C. myths

33. CHOOSE THE CORRECTLY SPELT WORD. A.

Distinction

B. Destinction

C. Distiniction

34. CHOOSE THE OPTION WHICH BEST DESCRIBES THE TEXT. Visitors must wear a badge. A.

Only policemen with identification can go inside.

B. Anyone displaying their identification cannot be a visitor. C. People must have special authorisation to visit the place. 35. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. Sally : My mother went _______________ when I told her I had broken the vase. Frank : I didn’t know she would lose her temper so badly about it. A.

outrage

B. disturbed

C. berserk

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Class 4

Set B Year 2017

WORD AND STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE FOR QUESTIONS 1 TO 13, CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO FILL IN THE BLANKS. Example Metal is ___________ than cotton. A.

heavy

B. heavier C. heaviest

1.

Neil Armstrong was __________________ rst man to land on the moon. A.

2.

C. played

ago

B. since

C. for

because

B. yet

C. so

isn’t

B. doesn’t

C. wasn’t

carefully

B. elaborate

C. handsomely

so

B. unless

C. because

Many plants and animals live in the __________________. A.

2

B. plays

We can’t go to the museum __________________ it’s closed. A.

9.

playing

The girl __________________ checked her answers after nishing her test. A.

8.

C. studied

He is very relaxed, __________________ he? A.

7.

B. studies

I slept late, __________________ I made it to school on time. A.

6.

study

My mother has been a teacher __________________ twenty years. A.

5.

C. the

I was __________________ computer games when my phone rang. A.

4.

B. an

Now my sister __________________ English every day after her classes. A.

3.

a

harbour

B. jungle

C. submarine | IEO | Class-4 | Set-B | Level 1

10. I like it when my teacher uses coloured __________________ on the blackboard. A.

mite

B. pit

C. chalk

11. We are proud __________________ our motherland. A.

on

B. at

C. of

12. Which of the two photographs is __________________? A.

good

B. better

C. best

13. Keep practising Ben! You could do much better, __________________? A.

don’t you

B. can’t you

C. couldn’t you

FOR QUESTIONS 14 TO 17, CHOOSE THE SENTENCE WITH THE CORRECT WORD ORDER.

you / A.

Example have / any good / pens / do

Do you have any good pens?

B. Have you do any good pens? C. Any do good pens you have?

14. sociable / is / very / my sister / a / person A.

Very sociable person is a my sister.

B. A person very sociable my sister is. C. My sister is a very sociable person. 15. physics class / tomorrow / an / exam / we have / in A.

Tomorrow physics class in an exam we have.

B. We have an exam in physics class tomorrow. C. In physics class we have an tomorrow exam. 16. playing / computer games / in / the / we / like / break time A.

We like playing computer games in the break time.

B. In the break time we like computer games playing. C. Computer games we like the playing in break time. IEO | Class-4 | Set-B | Level 1 |

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17. my favourite / the sunset / is / day / of the / part A.

The sunset is my favourite part of the day.

B. Day the sunset is my favourite of the part. C. Part my favourite is the sunset of the day.

READING FOR QUESTIONS 18 TO 22, READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW. Bison, symbolic animals of the Great Plains, are often mistakenly called buffaloes. They are formidable beasts and the heaviest land animals in North America. Bison stand some 5 to 6.5 feet tall at the shoulder, and can weigh over a ton. Despite their massive size, bison are quick on their feet. When the need arises they can run at speeds up to 40 miles an hour. They sport curved, sharp horns that may grow to be two feet long. These large grazers feed on plains’ grasses, herbs, shrubs and twigs. They regurgitate their food and chew it as cud before nal digestion. An est ima te d 20 to 30 mi lli on bi so n onc e dom in at ed th e No rth Am er ica n landscape from the Appalachians to the Rockies, from the Gulf Coast to Al as ka . Ha bi ta t lo ss and un regu la te d shoo ti ng redu ce d th e po pu la ti on to ju st 1,091 by 1889. Today, approximately 500,000 bison live across North America. Fewer than 30,000 wild bison are in conservation herds and fewer than 5,000 are unfenced and disease-free. Bison are adapted to the extreme weather conditions of the Great Plains, from summer heat to winter cold and blizzards. In winter, bison can dig through deep snow with their heads to reach the vegetation below. Bison often rub, roll and wallow. Wallowing creates a saucer-like depression in the earth called a wallow. This was once a common feature of the plains; usually these wallows are dust bowls without any vegetation.

18. Which one of these is a unique quality of bison? A.

Heaviest animal in the whole world.

B. Running speed of up to forty miles per hour. C. Huge in size and slow creatures. 4

| IEO | Class-4 | Set-B | Level 1

19. According to the passage, what are the main food choices of bison? A.

Grasses and herbs

B. Small animals C. Grasses, herbs, twigs and shrubs 20. Presently, how many wild bison are in conservation groups? A.

Fewer than 30,000

B. Just 1,091 C. Fewer than 5,000 21. Bison are easily adjusted to weather conditions like __________________. A.

summer heat and winter cold

B. snowstorms with very strong winds C. both A and B 22. Choose the word which means same as the word ‘depression’ as used in the passage. A.

Sadness

B. Hollow C. Gloom FOR QUESTIONS 23 TO 25, CHOOSE THE OPTION WHICH BEST DESCRIBES THE GIVEN TEXT. Example You must work and study hard to succeed in life. A.


B. Success comes from hard work. C. Hardly work to become successful.

23. Bare feet forbidden inside. A.

The shop does not sell socks or shoes.

B. You can wear shoes in the shop if you want to. C. You cannot go in the shop unless you have shoes on. IEO | Class-4 | Set-B | Level 1 |

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24. Floor is slippery when wet. A.

You can fall when there is water on the oor.

B. The oor is always wet so you should stay away. C. Someone will clean the oor if it gets wet, so don’t worry. 25. Mobile devices restricted here. A.

You can use your phone in that area.

B. You cannot use your phone in that area. C. You should keep your phone on silent in that area.

SPOKEN AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION FOR QUESTIONS 26 TO 30, CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO COMPLETE EACH CONVERSATION. Example Ted: Where is the park? Joey: I think it’s __________________ the left. A.

in

B. on C. at

26. Tim: Can you believe it, mom? I passed all my exams! Mother: If you __________________ studied harder, you would have been the topper of your class. A.

had

B. were

C. can

27. Ken: I think you should be a __________________. Sam: Do you really think my jokes are funny? A.

comedian

B. laughter

C. sarcastic

28. Karen: Here’s a small gift of appreciation for doing such a great job! Sally: Thanks, but I wish you __________________ have. A. 6

can’t

B. mustn’t

C. wouldn’t | IEO | Class-4 | Set-B | Level 1

29. Raman: Hi William. Did you send Hina an invitation? William: If I __________________ her address, I would send her an invitation. A.

nd

B. found

C. am nding

30. James: Your brother is one of the best players on the team. Kim: That’s because he is so __________________. A.

hilarious

B. athletic

C. grumpy

ACHIEVERS SECTION 31. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO FILL IN THE BLANK. My brother has a big ___________, so he always eats a lot for dinner. A.

stomach

B. hungry

C. appetite

32. CHOOSE THE OPTION WHICH BEST DESCRIBES THE TEXT. This lane 20 items or less. A.

You should have more than 20 items to pay there.

B. You should not have more than 20 items to pay there. C. You must have exactly 20 items to pay there. 33. CHOOSE THE CORRECTLY SPELT WORD. A.

Recession

B. Recesion

C. Reccession

34. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SYNONYM OF THE GIVEN WORD. Optimum A.

Optional

B. Superlative

C. Mediocre

35. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. Andy: Do you know what you’re going to write your story about yet? Steve: I think I’m just going to make something __________________. A.

in

B. up

C. for

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IEO | Class-4 | Set-B | Level 1 |

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ANSWER KEYS IEO 2013 SET A 1.

(B) 11. (C) 21. (A) 31. (C)

2.

(B) 12. (A) 22. (C) 32. (A)

3.

(C) 13. (A) 23. (B) 33. (A)

4.

(C) 14. (C) 24. (B) 34. (B)

5.

(A) 15. (C) 25. (A) 35. (B)

6.

(A) 16. (C) 26. (C)

7.

(A) 17. (A) 27. (A)

8.

(C) 18. (C) 28. (C)

9.

(B) 19. (B) 29. (A)

10.

6.

(A) (B) (B)

7.

(C) (B) (B)

8.

(C) (C) (A)

9.

(A) (C) (C)

10.

(B) (C) (A)

7.

(B) (B) (B)

8.

(A) (C) (A)

9.

(C) (C) (A)

10.

(A) (C) (A)

7.

(B) (A) (B)

8.

(C) (B) (C)

9.

(C) (B) (C)

10.

(A) 20. (C) 30. (B)

SET B 1. 11. 21. 31.

(C) (B) (C) (A)

2. 12. 22. 32.

(B) (B) (A) (A)

3. 13. 23. 33.

(A) (A) (C) (B)

4. 14. 24. 34.

(C) (C) (C) (B)

5. 15. 25. 35.

(A) (C) (C) (A)

16. 26.

17. 27.

18. 28.

19. 29.

20. 30.

(B) (C) (C)

IEO 2014 SET A 1. 11. 21. 31.

(B) (C) (C) (A)

2. 12. 22. 32.

(A) (A) (B) (B)

3. 13. 23. 33.

(B) (C) (C) (B)

4. 14. 24. 34.

(C) (C) (B) (A)

5. 15. 25. 35.

(C) (B) (B) (B)

6. 16. 26.

17. 27.

18. 28.

19. 29.

20. 30.

(A) (C) (B)

SET B 1. 11. 21. 31.

(C) (A) (A) (C)

2. 12. 22. 32.

(C) (B) (C) (A)

3. 13. 23. 33.

(C) (C) (A) (B)

4. 14. 24. 34.

(C) (C) (C) (A)

5. 15. 25. 35.

(B) (A) (B) (C)

6. 16. 26.

17. 27.

18. 28.

19. 29.

20. 30.

(B) (C) (B)

IEO 2015 SET A 1.

(C) 11. (A) 21. (C)

2.

(A) 12. (B) 22. (C)

3.

(B) 13. (B) 23. (B)

4.

(C) 14. (C) 24. (A)

5.

31. (C)

32. (B)

33. (C)

34. (A)

35. (A)

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

(C) 15. (B) 25. (A)

6.

(A) 16. (C) 26. (B)

7.

(B) 17. (C) 27. (C)

8.

(C) 18. (C) 28. (B)

9.

(A) 19. (C) 29. (B)

10.

6.

7.

(A) 17. (A) 27. (B)

8.

(C) 18. (C) 28. (B)

9.

(C) 19. (B) 29. (C)

10.

6.

(B) 16. (B) 26. (B)

7.

(B) 17. (C) 27. (B)

8.

(A) 18. (B) 28. (A)

9.

(B) 19. (C) 29. (B)

10.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

(C) 20. (A) 30. (A)

SET B

(B) 11. (C) 21. (A) 31. (C)

(C) 12. (A) 22. (B) 32. (C)

(C) 13. (B) 23. (A) 33. (A)

(A) 14. (B) 24. (C) 34. (B)

(A) 15. (A) 25. (A) 35. (C)

(B) 16. (C) 26. (A)

(C) 20. (B) 30. (B)

IEO 2016 SET A 1.

(B) 11. (A) 21. (B) 31. (B)

2.

(C) 12. (C) 22. (A) 32. (A)

3.

(A) 13. (C) 23. (B) 33. (C)

4.

(C) 14. (C) 24. (B) 34. (C)

5.

(A) 15. (A) 25. (C) 35. (B)

(C) 20. (C) 30. (B)

SET B 1.

(B) 11. (A) 21. (C) 31. (C)

2.

(C) 12. (B) 22. (B) 32. (A)

3.

(A) 13. (B) 23. (C) 33. (B)

4.

(C) 14. (A) 24. (C) 34. (C)

5.

(C) 15. (B) 25. (B) 35. (C)

(C) 16. (C) 26. (B)

(B) 17. (A) 27. (C)

(B) 18. (A) 28. (B)

(C) 19. (C) 29. (A)

(C) 20. (B) 30. (A)

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