DAILY ENGLISH QUESTIONS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 2019

NOTES:
1. There are 30 questions, one question is meant for each day of the month.
2. You can answer more than one question per day, if you wish.
3. You have to write the questions and answesr in your ENGLISH note book.
4. Your notebook will be checked during the monthly Mentoring Sessions.
5. There will be ‘Performance Test’ during each monthly Mentoring Sessions.
6. Questions will also come from these ‘Daily Questions’. So make you sure find answers to
these Daily Questions regularly.
7. Answer keys will be given to these questions when you come for the Mentoring Session.
8. DON’T SEND ANSWERS TO US THROUGH WHATSAPP GROUP.

FOLLOWING SENTENCES ARE DIVIDED INTO FIVE PARTS ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’ AND ‘E’.
YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO SPOT THE ERROR IN A OR B OR OR C OR D AND CHOOSE
THE EXACT PART ACCORDINGLY.

1. (A) Some of the M.P’s absented from the Lok Sabha (B) even in those days (C)
when issues of the highest national importance (D) were being discussed (E)
No error

2. (A) The guiding principles of the Seventh Five year Plan (B) should continue to be
growth, (C) equity and social justice, self-reliance(D) improved efficiency and
productivity.(E) No error

3. (A) Let you and I (B) press our minds (C) into thinking out (D) the best solution
for the problem. (E) No error

4. (A) India is one of those few (B) countries, which has maintained a (C) steady
growth rate of their national product (D) over more than three decades. (E)
No error

5. (A) None of the two boys (B) who were (C) present there (D) came to his help.
(E) No error

6. (A) It is written in Gita (B) that God (C) incarnates himself (D) in times of
trouble. (E) No error

7. (A) Judge in him (B) prevailed upon the father (C) and he sentenced (D) his
son to death. (E) No error
8. (A) Foreign readers will find (B) most of Prasad’s (C) poetical works full of (D)
.the great charm. (E) No error

9. The (A) induction of the Muslim League (B) into the interim government Chad not
achieved what it was
(D) intending to do. (E)No error

10. Oil pollution studies (A) in the seas and on the beaches (B) around India were (C)
initialed in 1975 (D)by the National Institute of oceanography Goa. (E)No error

11. (A) It is my considered belief (B) that one has to be very courteous (C) to his
customers (D) in order to be a successful businessperson. (E)No error

12. (A) Almost (B) every one of the opposition members (C) were present (D) in the
central hall of parliament (E) No error

13. (A) It is evident (B) from the facts gathered so far (C) that he had hand (D)
in that murder. (E) No error

14. The (A)question before our industry is how (B)are the claims of workers for higher
wages (C)to be reconcile with the (D)increasing cost of manufacture . (E)No
error

15. (A)Both himself (B)and Giriraj had so much in common with Ashutosh (C) that
they developed (D) a deep friendship. (E)No error

16. (A)India’s festivals reflect the (B)varied facts of her national culture that (C) has
integrated (D)values of many faiths (E)No error

17. (A)The reason that the students now-a-days are so indisciplined is (B) that they do
not get proper (C)guidance from (D)their parents and teachers. (E)No error

18. (A) He knows (B) the French (C) and the English (D) languages. (E)No
error

19. (A) A two miles (B) walk daily early (C) in the morning is very (D) conductive
to health. (E)No error

20. (A) The recent General Elections (B) have indicated one again (C) that the congress
party enjoys greater
 support of the masses (D) than any party in the country (E) No error

21. (A)He daren’t to go to meet his boss in the office (B) for being guilty of constant
opposition against him, (C)he cannot look direct (D)into his face. (E)No error

22. The minister (A)called for radical changes in the (B)world monetary and financial
system (C)to respond to the (D)new realities (E)No error

23. Everything (A) depends on (B) them (C) having he courage (D) of their convictions.
(E) No error

24. (A) It has been our custom (B) since times immemorial to extend (C) hospitality to
those who (D) come to our door. (E)No error

25. In (A) developing countries and in urban areas, rapid population growth (B) is
creating (C) major economic and social problems (D) that are becoming
unmanageable. (E)No error

26. Mrs. Indira Gandhi’s as (A) initiative chairperson of the Non-Aligned movement (B)
to bring people (C) of different countries together (D) was unique. (E)No error

27. (A) Ashoka the great (B) was regarded (C) one of the greatest emperors the
(D) world has ever produced. (E)No error

28. No sooner (A) the police arrived (B) than the robbers (C) made good their escape
(D) with the booty. (E)No error

29. (A) A poet of finer sensibilities sees beauty. (B) in all the material and mental
(C)moral and spiritual and living and non-living things. (E)No error

30. The total (A) trade turn-over (B) between the two countries (C) is likely to go up by
30 percent in 1985 as (D) compared with that of 1984. (E)No error