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Spot The Error Part-9
📆 October 30, 2024
Total Questions: 50
31.
Marine vertebrates are / valuable for / many reasons.
[SSC MTS 05/07/2022 (Afternoon)]
(a) valuable for
(b) No error
(c) many reasons
(d) Marine vertebrates are
Correct Answer:
(b) No error
Solution:
The given sentence is grammatically correct.
32.
In many places, restoring extreme effective strategy. mangrove forests can be an
[SSC MTS 05/07/2022 (Afternoon)]
(a) forests can be an
(b) No error
(c) In many places, restoring mangrove
(d) extreme effective strategy
Correct Answer:
(d) extreme effective strategy
Solution:
The given sentence needs an adverb to modify the adjective(effective) and not an adjective(extreme).
Hence,
'extremely effective strategy' i
s the most appropriate answer.
33.
Sometimes I act / like a fool, and she has / to step into save me.
[SSC MTS 05/07/2022 (Evening)]
(a) Sometimes I act
(b) like a fool and she has
(c) No error
(d) to step into save me
Correct Answer:
(d) to step into save me
Solution:
There is a prepositional error in the given sentence.
The preposition 'into' must be replaced with 'in' because 'step in' is the correct phrase which means to help somebody in a difficult situation like she helps the narrator in the given sentence.
Hence,
'she has to step in to save me'
is the most appropriate answer.
34.
A man tends to one / of the horses after it's / training at a stud farm.
[SSC MTS 06/07/2022 (Afternoon)]
(a) of the horses after it's
(b) A man tends to one
(c) No error
(d) training at a stud farm
Correct Answer:
(a) of the horses after it's
Solution:
"It's"
is a contraction and should be used where a sentence normally reads "it is", the apostrophe('s) indicates that part of a word has been removed like "It's raining' is a contraction of - It is raining.
Whereas, "Its" with no apostrophe('s) is the possessive form of the pronoun 'it' which means belonging to it like the dog hurt its tail. Similarly in the given sentence, training is of a man.
Hence,
'the horses after its'
is the most appropriate answer.
35.
Concern above rising pollution / led to the / formulation of /various action plans.
[SSC MTS 06/07/2022 (Afternoon)]
(a) Concern above rising pollution
(b) formulation of
(c) led to the
(d) various action plans
Correct Answer:
(a) Concern above rising pollution
Solution:
There is a prepositional error in the given sentence.
The preposition
'above
' must be replaced with 'about' because the verb 'concern' generally takes the preposition 'about'.
Hence, '
Concern about rising pollution'
is the most appropriate answer.
36.
Young scientists have fresh ideas; they are ambitious and highly productive.
[SSC MTS 06/07/2022 (Evening)]
(a) and highly productive
(b) Young scientists have fresh ideas
(c) No error
(d) they are ambitious
Correct Answer:
(c) No error
Solution:
The given sentence is grammatically correct.
37.
Whatever a writer puts / into a story probably comes with / his own life experience.
[SSC MTS 07/07/2022 (Afternoon)]
(a) with his own life experience
(b) No error
(c) into a story probably comes
(d) Whatever a writer puts
Correct Answer:
(a) with his own life experience
Solution:
The given sentence talks about different 'experiences' acquired throughout the life by the writer.
Hence, 'with his own life experiences' is the most appropriate answer.
38.
Despite the doctor's stern warning, / he continued taking sugar/in his tea.
[SSC MTS 07/07/2022 (Evening)]
(a) in his tea
(b) No error
(c) he continued taking sugar
(c) he continued taking sugar
Correct Answer:
(b) No error
Solution:
The given sentence is grammatically correct.
39.
I am dealing with / some family issues / right now.
[SSC MTS 07/07/2022 (Evening)]
(a) No error
(b) some family issues
(c) right now
(d) I am dealing with
Correct Answer:
(a) No error
Solution:
The given sentence is grammatically correct.
40.
The brightest stars / can be 30,000 times / most luminous/than the Sun
[SSC MTS 08/07/2022 (Morning)]
(a) The brightest stars
(b) most luminous
(c) can be 30,000 times
(d) than the Sun
Correct Answer:
(b) most luminous
Solution:
We always use a comparative degree adjective like more, better, greater, etc. when we make a comparison between two things, not superlative degree adjectives like most, best, greatest, etc.
Similarly, 'brightness' of the Sun and other stars is being compared in the given sentence.
Hence,
'more luminous'
is the most appropriate answer.
The given sentence is grammatically correct.
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