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| Re: CRPF ASI paper
As you are looking for sample question papers of CRPF ASI Steno Examination, so here I am providing question paper: CRPF ASI Steno Examination Sample Question Paper 1. Against each key word are given four suggested meanings. Choose the word or phrase which is nearest in meaning to the key word. ANTAGONIST: (1) Hostile (2) Pluralistic (3) Mockery (4) Aghast 2. Against each key word are given four suggested meanings. Choose the word or phrase which is nearest in meaning to the key word. APPERTAIN: (1) Give up (2) Offence (3) To be Appropriate (4) Thankful 3. Read the sentence and choose the antonyms of the Underlined Word among the alternative words or phrases as (1), (2), (3) and (4). Ram is showing signs of senility. (1) Virility (2) Laziness (3) Maturity (4) Exhaustion 4. Read the sentence and choose the antonyms of the Underlined Word among the alternative words or phrases as (1), (2), (3) and (4). The superintendent looked very grumpy. (1) Surly (2) Pleasant (3) Efficient (4) Honest 5. Against each key word are given four suggested meanings. Choose the word or phrase which is opposite in meaning to the key word. LURID: (1) Murky (2) Dismal (3) Ignorant (4) Mild 6. Against each key word are given four suggested meanings. Choose the word or phrase which is opposite in meaning to the key word. MANIFEST: (1) Unmistakable (2) Apparent (3) Obscure (4) Irrelavant 7. Choose the word that is nearest in meaning to the capitalised word. ABASE: (1) Humiliate or degrade oneslef (2) Uncouth (3) Baseless (4) Forceful 8. Choose the word that is nearest in meaning to the capitalised word. SHAM: (1) Rubbish (2) Lovable (3) Pretence (4) Guilty 9. In the following question pick the wrong spelt word. (1) Autopsy (2) Autocratic (3) Akward (4) Asylum 10. In the following question pick the wrong spelt word. (1) Abnormity (2) Aberration (3) Abstinant (4) Abstention Drug addicts in some countries form small groups, the customs of which may be unknown to outsiders. They often speak a language that is so full of expressions and words created by themselves that their speech has become unintelligible to those that are not living, or in some way associated, with them. It is amazing to find that, to understand some of today's so-called pop music, one requires some acquaintance with the peculiar language of those enslaved to drugs. A great part of the vocabulary is international with a preponderance of American terms or corruptions of these. This makes it easy for those in search of drug in a country not their own to communicate with those that have some to dispose of. 11. We learn from the passage that: (1) All pop singers like drugs (2) Many pop musicians often use the code language of drug addicts (3) Pop music is understood by drug users only (4) All drug users compose music 12. The drug users' speech is unintelligible to other because: (1) It is incoherent (2) The use of drugs has affected their pronunciation (3) Their language has peculiar words and expressions (4) They communicate only among themselves 13. Drug addicts: (1) Get easily assimilated in the society in which they live (2) Have their own culture (3) Imitate American culture (4) Are cultural American culture 14. The international nature of their vocabulary helps drug addicts to: (1) Buy drugs from one another with ease (2) Get to know one another better (3) Pass for Americans (4) Conceal their nationalities 15. According to the passage, it is wrong to conclude that: (1) Drug users have evolved a language (2) Drug users form small groups (3) Some drug users travel outside their own countries (4) All drug addicts are Americans CRPF ASI Steno Examination Sample Question Paper     Download the complete question paper by this attachment................ |