SSC STENO RE-EXAM FULLY SOLVED ANSWER KEY ALL PARTS

 SSC STENOGRAPHER GRADE C AND D RE-EXAM 9-1-11
1. FATGUE
2. SUMMARISE
3. BIQU
4. ZWTQ
5. 125/197
6. 222
7. 183
8. Q17 T 20
9. BROTHER-SISTER
10. BADMINTON
11. AU
12. ANHU
13. EIMPSW
14. 8
15. 824- 14
16. 7, 13, 3
17. 4,3,2,5,1
18. 5,1,3,2,4
19. acbcb
20 FC
21. ECDAB
22. 91
23. 200
24. 17
25. 27
26. 40
27. THURSDAY
28. 32 YEARS
29. MOTHER
30. 61
31. NORTH-WEST
32. 2 KM
33. BOTH I AND II FOLLOW TENSION IS
34. ONLY II FOLLOWS
35. A
36. 60
37. NATURAL
38. REOWLF
39. 8237693
40. YMOYSL
41. 846
42. 214
43. 4
44. 8
45. 8100
46. WHICH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING - A
47. AMONG THE FOUR ANSWER - A
48. IF A MIRROR - B
49. 27
50. FROM THE GIVEN - B



51. tughluq dynasty
52. lord canning
53.firoz tughluq
54. perian
55. occupation
56. lord warren hasting
57. wage< marginal revenue product
58. 1966-69
59. unchanged income distribution overall
60.regressive
61cheque
62. explicit costs
63. china
64. earthquake
65 nilgiris biosphere reserve
66. konkan coastal plain
67. tamil
68. hawai
69 electorate for the panchayat
70 legal justice
71. lok sabha
72. indicate as many preferences as there are candidates to be elected
73. interval between question hour and next agenda
74. 1954
75. balck and rough
76. melting point
77. electron
78. near the neck
79. lysosome
80 bone
81 sex chromosomes
82. rennin
83 copper at cathode and anodes dissolve to give copper
84. argon
85. suplphur dioxide gas
86. Cl2o
87. eniac
88. desk top publishing
89. andhra pradesh
90. doyen of hindustani vocal music
91.one thousandth of the solar mass
92. vijay kelkar
93.tamil nadu
94.10 BILLION
95 818
96 15
97. tokyo
98. yogeshwar dutt
99. usa
100. anita desai

101. serveral guests noticed Mr. sharma / collapsing in his chair/ and gasping for breath/ no error

answer b
102. This is our second reminder/ and we are much surprised/ at receiving no answer from you/ no error
answer d

103. you should/ be always greatful/ to your mentor. / no error
answer b

104. the furnitures/ had become old and rusty./ no error
answer a

105. most people/ are afraid of/ swine flu these days. / no error
answer d

106 I may not be able / to attend/ to the function. / no error
answer c

107 he is / residing here / since 1983/ no error
answer a

108 at his return/ we asked him/ many questions/ no error
answer a

109 the chief guest entered into/ the room./ no error
answer d

110. she is/ very angry /on him /no error
answer c


fill in the blanks

111. we shall go for a picnic if the weather..is....... good
a is b was c has been d had been

112. mr and mrs joshi go for a ...brisk.. walk just before dinner.

a vibrant b brisk c vivacious d slow

113 ......excessive...... weight gain or weight loss is not good for your body
a explosive b expressive c extensive d excessive

114 john must have the .determination..... to stick to his diet, if he wants to lose weight.
a obstinacy b determination c decision d obligation

115 there was an ...overwhelming....... response for the marathon.
a overwhelming
b overriding
c excessive
d extreme

116 some animals have unique...characteristics...... that allow them to survive in extreme weather conditions.
a characteristics b problems c feelings d conditions

117 did the boys turn..up.. for football practice?
a up b on c back d in

118 the fireman managed to put..down.. the fire.
a away b down c out d off

119 the pupil was asked to write down...... his name on the front page of the exercise book
a back b in c down d about

120 the teacher found many mistakes in my composition, when she went..through.. it
a into b about c for d though

121 to 125 choose the correct alternative in case no improvement is needed your answer is d

121 the advancements in medical science has proved to be a boon  for all of us.
a has proven
b had proven
c have proved
d no improvement
answer c


122. educational facilities in under developed nations are often limiting.
limited
limitless
delimiting
no improvement
answer a

123 docors are known for their illegible handwriting
ineligible
eligible
incorrigible
no improvement
answer d

124 he cited a number of reasons for his absence
a sited b recited c sighted d no improvement
answer d

125 he received many praised for his latest invention
great may praises
much praise
too much praises
no improvement
answer c
idiom/ phrase

126 yesterday in a collision between a truck and a car he had a close shave.
a maintain cleanliness
b remove the entire hair
c a narrow escape
d close relations
answerc

127 the piece of parental property has created bad blood between the two brothers
a impure relation
b ill matched temper
c active enmity
d bad parentage
answer c

128 since you couldb't accept a timely warning, it's no use repenting now. why cry over spilt milk
cry over irreparable loss
to regret uselessly
cry needlessly
feel guilty of
answer a

129 after fifteen years of marriage she did not expect her husband to leave her in the lurch
listen to her
provoke her
ignore her
desert her
answer d

130 who are we to sit in judgement over their choices
a lecture
b criticize
c speak
d communicate
answer b

131 the teacher took me to task for not completing my homework
a gave me additional homework
punished me
took me to the principlal
redcuced my homework
answer b

132 do not lose your head when faced with a difficult situation
a forget anything
b neglect anything
c panic
d get jealous
answer c

133 when i entered the hosue everything was at sixes and sevens
a quarrel among six or seven people
to have six or seven visitors at a time
in disorder or confusion
an unpleasant argument
answer c

134 he was pulled up by the director of the company
assaulted
dragged
reprimanded
cleared

answer b

135 the storm broguht about great destruction in the valley
invited
caused
succeeded
halted

answer b


opposite meaning
136 stationary- standing speedy moving fast
137 fictitious- real ambitious unbelievable imaginary
138 acquitted- jailed exonerated convicted accused
139 exhaustive- interesting short incomplete complete
140 sacrifice - assimilate abandon acquire absorb
141 thoroughly- superficially carefully freely callously
142 gradual - unscrupulous dynamic rapid enthuiastic
143 retain- remember release unfurl engage
144 enmity- rivalry amicability animosity proximity
145 diligent- incompletent lazy entravagant frugal


choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word

146 imaginary- fabulous ficititious factitious fallacious
147 tranquil- tremendous dynamic treacherous peaceful
148 sordid sore unpleasant splendid dissatisfied
149 nefarious- docile natural neurotic wicked
150 mellow- melodious dramatic genial fruity
151 boisterous- boyish huge sound noisy
152 shines glows dazzles blazes glitters
153 circuitous- short roundabout circular different
154 insensitive- repulsive revolting cunning callous
155- dearth- scarcity familiarity closeness relation

156 to 160 PQRS

156. 1. once there was a king
p. on the next day a group of merchants passed on that way
q. the people in his kingdom were very lazy
r the king wanted to teach them a lesson
s one night he had arranged a big stone in the middle of the road
6. they didn't move the stone, but passed round it

sqrp   roqs   qrsp qsrp
answerc
157 d
158 c
159
160
161. biscuit
162. interrupt
163. accessibility
164. suggestion
165 cabbage
166. vacilate
167. skilfull
168. antepathy
169. againest
170. literecy

171 to 175 active passive

171. india is evolving a new plan to control here population
a a new plan is evolved by india to control here population
b a new plan has been evolved by india to control her population
c a new plan was being evolved to control her population by india
d a new plan is being evolved by india to control her population
answer d
172. we found the lock broken last night

a. the lock was found by us breaking last night
the lock was found by us broken last night
c the lock was broken by us last night
d the broken lock we found last night
answer b
173. they should shoot the traitor dead.
a the traitor should be shot at by them
b the traitor should be shot them
c the traitor should be shot dead by them.
d the traitor is shot by them
ans c
174. who inaugurated the fair?
the fair was inaugurated by whom
the fair is inaugurated by who
by whom was the fair inaugurated
by who was the fair inaugurated
ans c
175 close the doors
a let the doors are closed
the doors are to be closed
c let the doors be closed
d allwow the doors to close
ans c

176 opinionated
177 phobia
178 fanatical
179 ceasefire
180 ridicule
in the following passage some of the words have been left out. first read the passage over and try to understand what it is about. then fill  in the blanks with the help of the alternatives given

India and 25 other countries agreed to the copenhagen accord  even as other developing countries accepted it as an irreversible decision later. the accord come out of ......181 bargaining lasting almost 20 hours among......182 of governments of some of the most.....183 countries of the world. at the ....184 of the day on saturday, india.....185 to have given ground on some ......186 but blocked intrusion on other red lines. It had become.....187 within the first week of the .....188 that the best even the four emerging and.....189 economies of the developing world were going to do was to defend the......190 economic resource sharing regimes.

181 difficult  hard  easy  early    answer b
182 rulers kings heads chiefs      answer d
183 influential   corrupted useless beautiful    ans a
184 middle evening night end                   ans d
185 proved appeared viewed cleared      ansb
186 materials thougts issues discussions       ans b
187 evident ambiguous vague indecisive       ans a
188 accord talks issues thoughts                 ans a
189 economic political powerful praiseworthy        ans c
190 expected existing resultant consequential      ans d

                      passage
the stone age was a period of history which began in approximately 2 million bc and lasted until 3000 bc its name was derived from the stone tools and weapons that modern scientist discovered. this period was divided into the paleolithic, mesolithic, and neolithic ages. during the first period 2 million to 8000 bc the fist hatched and the use of fire for heating and cooking were developed. as a result of the ice age, which evolved about 1 million years in the paleolithic age, people were forced to seek shelther in caves, wear clothing and develop new tools.

    During the mesolithic age 8000 to 6000 bc people made crude pottery and the first fish hooks, took dogs for hunting, and developed a bow and arrowk, which was used until the fourteenth century ad.
       The nbeolithic age 6000 to 3000 bc saw human kind domesticating sheep, goats, pigs and cattle, becoming less nomadic than in the previous ages, establishing permanent settements and creating goverments.

191 the stone age was divided into ------------ periods
five four three six
answerc
192 what developed first in the paleolithic period
the bow and arrow
pottery
the fist hatched
the fish hook
ans c
193 which period lasted longest
paleolithic
ice age
mesolithic
neolithic
ans a
194 for how many years did mesolithic age exist
2000 3000 4000 5000
ans a
195 when did people create governments
8000 - 6000 bc
2 million to 8000 bc
6000 to 3000 bc
2 million to 1 million bc

ans c

196 what did the  speaker and mr. albert
answer b
197. why did the speaker not
answer d
198. mr. albert west was
ans b
199. why did
ans d
200. why was
ans a