CGL 23 21-07-2023 Shift 4 Previous Year Paper English Language PDF

Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the underlined word.

One should not yell at children.

Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the underlined word.

One should not yell at children.

Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
Place where grains are stored.

Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
Place where grains are stored.

Select the grammatically correct sentence.

Select the grammatically correct sentence.

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

Hit the jackpot

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

Hit the jackpot

The following sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the segment that contains a grammatical error.

If / it will rain, / we will have / a tough time.

The following sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the segment that contains a grammatical error.

If / it will rain, / we will have / a tough time.

Correct the sentence with the appropriate form of the underline verb.

Parents should tell their children to exercise great care when crossed busy roads.

Correct the sentence with the appropriate form of the underline verb.

Parents should tell their children to exercise great care when crossed busy roads.

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.

Misanthropic

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.

Misanthropic

Select the sentence that uses the given idiom correctly.
Cut corners

Select the sentence that uses the given idiom correctly.
Cut corners

Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word.

Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word.

Select the option that expresses the given sentence in passive voice.
Rover would not swallow the pill.

Select the option that expresses the given sentence in passive voice.
Rover would not swallow the pill.

Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.
This compartment is reserved for military person.

Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.
This compartment is reserved for military person.

Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
One who cannot hear.

Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
One who cannot hear.

Select the option that expresses the given sentence in passive voice.
Does Sneha not lick the butter?

Select the option that expresses the given sentence in passive voice.
Does Sneha not lick the butter?

Select the most appropriate synonym to substitute the underlined word.
The crowd cheered the cricketer.

Select the most appropriate synonym to substitute the underlined word.
The crowd cheered the cricketer.

Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No substitution’.

The moon is Earth’s only natural satellite and the nearby large celestial body.

Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No substitution’.

The moon is Earth’s only natural satellite and the nearby large celestial body.

Select the most appropriate synonym to substitute the underlined word.

My mother said to me that she had gone through a very strict and traditional education.

Select the most appropriate synonym to substitute the underlined word.

My mother said to me that she had gone through a very strict and traditional education.

Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word.
Lament

Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word.
Lament

Fill in the blank with the most appropriate ANTONYM of the word given in the brackets.

She was wearing a __________ new outfit. (expensive)

Fill in the blank with the most appropriate ANTONYM of the word given in the brackets.

She was wearing a __________ new outfit. (expensive)

Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.

A big clumsy often slow-witted person

Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.

A big clumsy often slow-witted person

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given word.

Termagant

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given word.

Termagant

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
Money does not come from trees, as my grandmother used to say; But seeing it (1) ________ from machines would shock her! Slip a card into a machine, press a couple of buttons and find new and fresh notes carrying out of a space this is a standard undertaking today.
Today, ATMs, or automated teller machines, can be found in most towns and cities. You are able to withdraw cash at any time, day or night, because they typically (2) ________ around the clock.
In 1968, Don Wetzel, along with Tom Barnes and George Chastan, developed the first modern and successful ATM in the United States. Although the ATM concept was first (3) ________ in 1968, a functional prototype was constructed in 1969, and Docutel was granted a patent in 1973. A ‘data terminal’ is all an ATM is. A point where data can be entered or retrieved via a link to the ‘Boss-in-Charge’, a large computer known as a host processor, is referred to as a ‘data terminal’. Many of these terminals are connected to this host processor, which is spread out (4) ________ the city or country. Usually, the host processor belongs to the bank. If it is a dial-up device, it connects to the various terminals via a modem and telephone line.
Alternately, the host processor may establish a ‘leased line connection’ with all ATMs. This indicates that a modem is not required to dial into a single telephone line that is solely dedicated to the host processor. This line can only be used by you. It is always accessible to the boss-in-charge for his or her exclusive use. These exclusive lines are expensive, but they are useful in areas where daily transactions are extremely high. The host processor connects to the ATMs via either a dial-up or leased line connection, (5) ________ on the bank and the number of customers it serves.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 1.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
Money does not come from trees, as my grandmother used to say; But seeing it (1) ________ from machines would shock her! Slip a card into a machine, press a couple of buttons and find new and fresh notes carrying out of a space this is a standard undertaking today.
Today, ATMs, or automated teller machines, can be found in most towns and cities. You are able to withdraw cash at any time, day or night, because they typically (2) ________ around the clock.
In 1968, Don Wetzel, along with Tom Barnes and George Chastan, developed the first modern and successful ATM in the United States. Although the ATM concept was first (3) ________ in 1968, a functional prototype was constructed in 1969, and Docutel was granted a patent in 1973. A ‘data terminal’ is all an ATM is. A point where data can be entered or retrieved via a link to the ‘Boss-in-Charge’, a large computer known as a host processor, is referred to as a ‘data terminal’. Many of these terminals are connected to this host processor, which is spread out (4) ________ the city or country. Usually, the host processor belongs to the bank. If it is a dial-up device, it connects to the various terminals via a modem and telephone line.
Alternately, the host processor may establish a ‘leased line connection’ with all ATMs. This indicates that a modem is not required to dial into a single telephone line that is solely dedicated to the host processor. This line can only be used by you. It is always accessible to the boss-in-charge for his or her exclusive use. These exclusive lines are expensive, but they are useful in areas where daily transactions are extremely high. The host processor connects to the ATMs via either a dial-up or leased line connection, (5) ________ on the bank and the number of customers it serves.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 1.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
Money does not come from trees, as my grandmother used to say; But seeing it (1) ________ from machines would shock her! Slip a card into a machine, press a couple of buttons and find new and fresh notes carrying out of a space this is a standard undertaking today.
Today, ATMs, or automated teller machines, can be found in most towns and cities. You are able to withdraw cash at any time, day or night, because they typically (2) ________ around the clock.
In 1968, Don Wetzel, along with Tom Barnes and George Chastan, developed the first modern and successful ATM in the United States. Although the ATM concept was first (3) ________ in 1968, a functional prototype was constructed in 1969, and Docutel was granted a patent in 1973. A ‘data terminal’ is all an ATM is. A point where data can be entered or retrieved via a link to the ‘Boss-in-Charge’, a large computer known as a host processor, is referred to as a ‘data terminal’. Many of these terminals are connected to this host processor, which is spread out (4) ________ the city or country. Usually, the host processor belongs to the bank. If it is a dial-up device, it connects to the various terminals via a modem and telephone line.
Alternately, the host processor may establish a ‘leased line connection’ with all ATMs. This indicates that a modem is not required to dial into a single telephone line that is solely dedicated to the host processor. This line can only be used by you. It is always accessible to the boss-in-charge for his or her exclusive use. These exclusive lines are expensive, but they are useful in areas where daily transactions are extremely high. The host processor connects to the ATMs via either a dial-up or leased line connection, (5) ________ on the bank and the number of customers it serves.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 2.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
Money does not come from trees, as my grandmother used to say; But seeing it (1) ________ from machines would shock her! Slip a card into a machine, press a couple of buttons and find new and fresh notes carrying out of a space this is a standard undertaking today.
Today, ATMs, or automated teller machines, can be found in most towns and cities. You are able to withdraw cash at any time, day or night, because they typically (2) ________ around the clock.
In 1968, Don Wetzel, along with Tom Barnes and George Chastan, developed the first modern and successful ATM in the United States. Although the ATM concept was first (3) ________ in 1968, a functional prototype was constructed in 1969, and Docutel was granted a patent in 1973. A ‘data terminal’ is all an ATM is. A point where data can be entered or retrieved via a link to the ‘Boss-in-Charge’, a large computer known as a host processor, is referred to as a ‘data terminal’. Many of these terminals are connected to this host processor, which is spread out (4) ________ the city or country. Usually, the host processor belongs to the bank. If it is a dial-up device, it connects to the various terminals via a modem and telephone line.
Alternately, the host processor may establish a ‘leased line connection’ with all ATMs. This indicates that a modem is not required to dial into a single telephone line that is solely dedicated to the host processor. This line can only be used by you. It is always accessible to the boss-in-charge for his or her exclusive use. These exclusive lines are expensive, but they are useful in areas where daily transactions are extremely high. The host processor connects to the ATMs via either a dial-up or leased line connection, (5) ________ on the bank and the number of customers it serves.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 2.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
Money does not come from trees, as my grandmother used to say; But seeing it (1) ________ from machines would shock her! Slip a card into a machine, press a couple of buttons and find new and fresh notes carrying out of a space this is a standard undertaking today.
Today, ATMs, or automated teller machines, can be found in most towns and cities. You are able to withdraw cash at any time, day or night, because they typically (2) ________ around the clock.
In 1968, Don Wetzel, along with Tom Barnes and George Chastan, developed the first modern and successful ATM in the United States. Although the ATM concept was first (3) ________ in 1968, a functional prototype was constructed in 1969, and Docutel was granted a patent in 1973. A ‘data terminal’ is all an ATM is. A point where data can be entered or retrieved via a link to the ‘Boss-in-Charge’, a large computer known as a host processor, is referred to as a ‘data terminal’. Many of these terminals are connected to this host processor, which is spread out (4) ________ the city or country. Usually, the host processor belongs to the bank. If it is a dial-up device, it connects to the various terminals via a modem and telephone line.
Alternately, the host processor may establish a ‘leased line connection’ with all ATMs. This indicates that a modem is not required to dial into a single telephone line that is solely dedicated to the host processor. This line can only be used by you. It is always accessible to the boss-in-charge for his or her exclusive use. These exclusive lines are expensive, but they are useful in areas where daily transactions are extremely high. The host processor connects to the ATMs via either a dial-up or leased line connection, (5) ________ on the bank and the number of customers it serves.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 3.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
Money does not come from trees, as my grandmother used to say; But seeing it (1) ________ from machines would shock her! Slip a card into a machine, press a couple of buttons and find new and fresh notes carrying out of a space this is a standard undertaking today.
Today, ATMs, or automated teller machines, can be found in most towns and cities. You are able to withdraw cash at any time, day or night, because they typically (2) ________ around the clock.
In 1968, Don Wetzel, along with Tom Barnes and George Chastan, developed the first modern and successful ATM in the United States. Although the ATM concept was first (3) ________ in 1968, a functional prototype was constructed in 1969, and Docutel was granted a patent in 1973. A ‘data terminal’ is all an ATM is. A point where data can be entered or retrieved via a link to the ‘Boss-in-Charge’, a large computer known as a host processor, is referred to as a ‘data terminal’. Many of these terminals are connected to this host processor, which is spread out (4) ________ the city or country. Usually, the host processor belongs to the bank. If it is a dial-up device, it connects to the various terminals via a modem and telephone line.
Alternately, the host processor may establish a ‘leased line connection’ with all ATMs. This indicates that a modem is not required to dial into a single telephone line that is solely dedicated to the host processor. This line can only be used by you. It is always accessible to the boss-in-charge for his or her exclusive use. These exclusive lines are expensive, but they are useful in areas where daily transactions are extremely high. The host processor connects to the ATMs via either a dial-up or leased line connection, (5) ________ on the bank and the number of customers it serves.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 3.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
Money does not come from trees, as my grandmother used to say; But seeing it (1) ________ from machines would shock her! Slip a card into a machine, press a couple of buttons and find new and fresh notes carrying out of a space this is a standard undertaking today.
Today, ATMs, or automated teller machines, can be found in most towns and cities. You are able to withdraw cash at any time, day or night, because they typically (2) ________ around the clock.
In 1968, Don Wetzel, along with Tom Barnes and George Chastan, developed the first modern and successful ATM in the United States. Although the ATM concept was first (3) ________ in 1968, a functional prototype was constructed in 1969, and Docutel was granted a patent in 1973. A ‘data terminal’ is all an ATM is. A point where data can be entered or retrieved via a link to the ‘Boss-in-Charge’, a large computer known as a host processor, is referred to as a ‘data terminal’. Many of these terminals are connected to this host processor, which is spread out (4) ________ the city or country. Usually, the host processor belongs to the bank. If it is a dial-up device, it connects to the various terminals via a modem and telephone line.
Alternately, the host processor may establish a ‘leased line connection’ with all ATMs. This indicates that a modem is not required to dial into a single telephone line that is solely dedicated to the host processor. This line can only be used by you. It is always accessible to the boss-in-charge for his or her exclusive use. These exclusive lines are expensive, but they are useful in areas where daily transactions are extremely high. The host processor connects to the ATMs via either a dial-up or leased line connection, (5) ________ on the bank and the number of customers it serves.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 4.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
Money does not come from trees, as my grandmother used to say; But seeing it (1) ________ from machines would shock her! Slip a card into a machine, press a couple of buttons and find new and fresh notes carrying out of a space this is a standard undertaking today.
Today, ATMs, or automated teller machines, can be found in most towns and cities. You are able to withdraw cash at any time, day or night, because they typically (2) ________ around the clock.
In 1968, Don Wetzel, along with Tom Barnes and George Chastan, developed the first modern and successful ATM in the United States. Although the ATM concept was first (3) ________ in 1968, a functional prototype was constructed in 1969, and Docutel was granted a patent in 1973. A ‘data terminal’ is all an ATM is. A point where data can be entered or retrieved via a link to the ‘Boss-in-Charge’, a large computer known as a host processor, is referred to as a ‘data terminal’. Many of these terminals are connected to this host processor, which is spread out (4) ________ the city or country. Usually, the host processor belongs to the bank. If it is a dial-up device, it connects to the various terminals via a modem and telephone line.
Alternately, the host processor may establish a ‘leased line connection’ with all ATMs. This indicates that a modem is not required to dial into a single telephone line that is solely dedicated to the host processor. This line can only be used by you. It is always accessible to the boss-in-charge for his or her exclusive use. These exclusive lines are expensive, but they are useful in areas where daily transactions are extremely high. The host processor connects to the ATMs via either a dial-up or leased line connection, (5) ________ on the bank and the number of customers it serves.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 4.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
Money does not come from trees, as my grandmother used to say; But seeing it (1) ________ from machines would shock her! Slip a card into a machine, press a couple of buttons and find new and fresh notes carrying out of a space this is a standard undertaking today.
Today, ATMs, or automated teller machines, can be found in most towns and cities. You are able to withdraw cash at any time, day or night, because they typically (2) ________ around the clock.
In 1968, Don Wetzel, along with Tom Barnes and George Chastan, developed the first modern and successful ATM in the United States. Although the ATM concept was first (3) ________ in 1968, a functional prototype was constructed in 1969, and Docutel was granted a patent in 1973. A ‘data terminal’ is all an ATM is. A point where data can be entered or retrieved via a link to the ‘Boss-in-Charge’, a large computer known as a host processor, is referred to as a ‘data terminal’. Many of these terminals are connected to this host processor, which is spread out (4) ________ the city or country. Usually, the host processor belongs to the bank. If it is a dial-up device, it connects to the various terminals via a modem and telephone line.
Alternately, the host processor may establish a ‘leased line connection’ with all ATMs. This indicates that a modem is not required to dial into a single telephone line that is solely dedicated to the host processor. This line can only be used by you. It is always accessible to the boss-in-charge for his or her exclusive use. These exclusive lines are expensive, but they are useful in areas where daily transactions are extremely high. The host processor connects to the ATMs via either a dial-up or leased line connection, (5) ________ on the bank and the number of customers it serves.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 5.

In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
Money does not come from trees, as my grandmother used to say; But seeing it (1) ________ from machines would shock her! Slip a card into a machine, press a couple of buttons and find new and fresh notes carrying out of a space this is a standard undertaking today.
Today, ATMs, or automated teller machines, can be found in most towns and cities. You are able to withdraw cash at any time, day or night, because they typically (2) ________ around the clock.
In 1968, Don Wetzel, along with Tom Barnes and George Chastan, developed the first modern and successful ATM in the United States. Although the ATM concept was first (3) ________ in 1968, a functional prototype was constructed in 1969, and Docutel was granted a patent in 1973. A ‘data terminal’ is all an ATM is. A point where data can be entered or retrieved via a link to the ‘Boss-in-Charge’, a large computer known as a host processor, is referred to as a ‘data terminal’. Many of these terminals are connected to this host processor, which is spread out (4) ________ the city or country. Usually, the host processor belongs to the bank. If it is a dial-up device, it connects to the various terminals via a modem and telephone line.
Alternately, the host processor may establish a ‘leased line connection’ with all ATMs. This indicates that a modem is not required to dial into a single telephone line that is solely dedicated to the host processor. This line can only be used by you. It is always accessible to the boss-in-charge for his or her exclusive use. These exclusive lines are expensive, but they are useful in areas where daily transactions are extremely high. The host processor connects to the ATMs via either a dial-up or leased line connection, (5) ________ on the bank and the number of customers it serves.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 5.