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🇬🇧 English I: 12-Week Graded Assignment Extraction

🗓️ Week 1: Sounds and Phonetics

Q1. Which words carry the sound /z/?

(a) Xerox
(b) Trips
(c) Both a and b
✅ Accepted: (a) Xerox

Q2. Which words carry the sound ‘sh’?

(a) Charade
(b) Special
(c) Sebaceous
(d) Only a and b
(e) All a, b, and c
✅ Accepted: (e) All a, b, and c

Q3. Which carry the short vowel /u/?

(a) Should
(b) Book
(c) Truth
(d) Only a and b
(e) Only a and c
✅ Accepted: (d) Only a and b

Q4. /w/ and /y/ are monophthongs.

True / False
✅ Accepted: False

Q5. Semi-vowels are syllabic in nature.

True / False
✅ Accepted: False

Q6-Q8. Audio Transcription (What do you hear?)

Q6: ✅ Saws (Not Shows)
Q7: ✅ Hose (Not Horse)
Q8: ✅ Sans (Not Sons)

Q9. The word ‘oblivion’ has:

(a) All short vowels
(b) One long vowel
✅ Accepted: (a) All short vowels

Q10. The word ‘pantaloon’ has:

(a) Two long vowels
(b) Only one long vowel
✅ Accepted: (b) Only one long vowel

🗓️ Week 2: Parts of Speech & Articles

Q1. She was honoured for her courage. (Identify Part of Speech)

Adjective / Adverb / Noun / Verb
✅ Accepted: Noun

Q2. Catherine was worried about her work.

Abstract noun / Verb / Noun / Adverb
✅ Accepted: Verb

Q3. The bus came to a halt by _________.

Himself / Itself
✅ Accepted: Itself

Q4. Golconda Fort is the _________ site I saw.

Amazing / More amazing / Most amazing / As amazing
✅ Accepted: Most amazing

Q5. The red balloon floated away.

Adverb / Adjective / Verb / Noun
✅ Accepted: Adjective

Q6. Identify the adverb: “She was softly singing to the baby.”

Baby / Singing / Softly / She
✅ Accepted: Softly

Q7. There is ______ book on the desk.

A / An / The / No article
✅ Accepted: A

Q8. The doctor gave me a prescription ________ my headache.

With / At / To / For
✅ Accepted: For

Q9. Both Ajay _______ Sanjay are intelligent.

Nor / Or / And / Since
✅ Accepted: And

Q10. ___ coffee taster had his tongue insured…

An / A
✅ Accepted: A

🗓️ Week 3: Synonyms, Phrasal Verbs & Idioms

Q1. Synonym: Perseverance → ✅ Dedication
Q2. Synonym: Sacrosanct → ✅ Holy
Q3. Prefix for Antonym of ‘apologetic’:

Dis- / Mis- / Un- / Non-
✅ Accepted: Un-

Q4. Those bright pink football boots really ___________.

Stand down / Stand up / Stand out / Stand aside
✅ Accepted: Stand out

Q5. Let’s _______ the old toy.

Throw in / Throw away / Throw up / Throw on
✅ Accepted: Throw away

Q6. I think I ________ have failed the exam, but I’m not sure.

Shall / Might
✅ Accepted: Might

Q7. You ________ help me!

Should to / Have to
✅ Accepted: Have to

Q8. Meaning: Getting a second wind (Having energy again).

True / False
✅ Accepted: True

Q9. Meaning: Wild goose chase (Taking credit).

True / False
✅ Accepted: False

Q10. Meaning: Elephant in the room (Everyone gets a chance).

True / False
✅ Accepted: False

🗓️ Week 4: Pauses & Sense Groups (Ambedkar Speech)

Q1-Q5. Identify the correct pause (/) and long pause (//):

Q1: ✅ So far/ as the ultimate goal is concerned/ I think none of us/ need have any apprehensions//None of us need have/ any doubt//
Q2: ✅ Our difficulty is/ how to make/ the heterogeneous mass/ that we have today/ take a decision/ in common/ and march in a cooperative way/ on that road/ which is bound to lead us to unity//
Q3: ✅ Our difficulty/ is not/ with regard to the ultimate/ our difficulty/ is with regard to the beginning//
Q5: ✅ Let us leave aside slogans/ let us leave aside words which frighten people//

Q6. Response: “Deepthi is not here. Could you please ______.”

Speak up / Hang up / Hang on / Ring her later
✅ Accepted: Ring her later

Q9. Situation: Geetha hears vibrating noise on phone. Correct term?

Echoing / Jarring / Not audible
✅ Accepted: Jarring

🗓️ Week 5: Tenses & Subject-Verb Agreement

Q1. It was hot, so I __________ the door.

Shutted / Am shut / Was shut / Shut
✅ Accepted: Shut

Q2. Avilash ___________ the strike really well.

Rotate / Rotates / Rotating / Rotation
✅ Accepted: Rotates

Q3. The girls ________ in the garden when it suddenly started to rain.

Playing / Played / Was playing / Were playing
✅ Accepted: Were playing

Q4. Will you ________ by 7:00 am?

Be arrive / Have arrived / Have arriving
✅ Accepted: Have arrived

Q7. Mridul ________ living in Italy since November.

Has been / Is been / Has being
✅ Accepted: Has been

Q10. Nitrogen atoms ___________ around the exoplanet.

Circle / Circling / Cycles
✅ Accepted: Circle (Plural subject)

🗓️ Week 6 & 7: Vocabulary Extension

W6 Q1. Word matching meaning of ‘honour’: → ✅ Ennoble
W6 Q2. Word meaning ‘to make process happen faster’: → ✅ Expedite
W6 Q3. Meaning of ‘Refurbished’: → ✅ To give a new look
W6 Q4. Meaning of ‘Impulsive’: → ✅ Doing things suddenly without thought

W7 Q1. Spelling: → ✅ Catastrophe
W7 Q2. Audio meaning ‘to feel joy’: → ✅ Rejoice
W7 Q3. Phrasal verb ‘Look forward to’: → ✅ To eagerly wait
W7 Q4. Replace ‘Diminish’: → ✅ Reduce
W7 Q5. Replace ‘Lament’: → ✅ Cry

🗓️ Week 8: Syllables & Word Stress

Q1. Two syllables in a word have independent meanings.

True / False
✅ Accepted: False (Syllables are sound units, not meaning units)

Q2. Vowel sounds are critical for syllabification.

True / False
✅ Accepted: True

Q4. Word ‘machine’ is: → ✅ Disyllabic
Q5. Word ‘marketing’ has: → ✅ 3 syllables

Q8. Choose stress for ‘produce’ (Noun vs Verb):

Noun: PROduce / Verb: proDUCE
✅ Accepted: PROduce ; proDUCE

Q9. Plural markers for ‘stakeholders’, ‘stockouts’, ‘networks’:

✅ /z/, /s/, /s/ respectively.

Q10. Stress in physician/assistant:

✅ phySIcian ; NURSING assistant ; consulTAtion ; pediATrics ; adVISable

🗓️ Week 9: Presentations & Group Discussions

Q1. Not true about presentations:

✅ They are allowed a longer period of time. (Usually strictly timed)

Q2. Right order of development:

✅ ii (research), i (brainstorm), v (message), iii (outline), iv (edit)

Q3. Must in your slide deck: → ✅ Overview slide
Q5. Not true of a GD:

✅ They expect the speakers to just put forth their arguments. (GDs require listening and collaboration)

🗓️ Week 10: Grammar & Prepositions

Q1. John has a friend _____ daughter lives in the U.S.

Who / Whose / That / Which
✅ Accepted: Whose

Q4. It took us two hours to drive __________ the traffic.

On / With / Through / Along
✅ Accepted: Through

Q5. ‘You are the kindest person I know.’ Replace ‘the’?

✅ Only ‘the’ can be used (Superlative)

Q9. Turn right ________ the first traffic lights.

At / On / In / Into
✅ Accepted: At

🗓️ Week 11: Correcting Common Errors

Q1. Identify correct:

(a) Raj told the story in details.
(b) Raj told the story in detail.
✅ Accepted: (b)

Q2. Identify correct:

(a) She is the more clever of the two.
(b) She is the cleverer of the two.
✅ Accepted: (b)

Q4. Identify correct:

(a) Sushmita suggested me this.
(b) Sushmita suggested this to me.
✅ Accepted: (b)

Q8. Ramesh travelled to ______ Texas.

A / An / The / None
✅ Accepted: None (No article for states)

🗓️ Week 12: Professional Writing

Q2. Modals: ‘The council would meet…’ expresses:

✅ Politeness

Q4. Topic statement of an invite mail:

✅ I am writing to invite you to the 20th Academic Council meeting…

Q5. Unity of a paragraph refers to:

✅ Singularity of the theme

Q6. ‘Despite, although, nevertheless’ are used to:

✅ Contrast

Q10. Show cause in formal writing:

In contrary / Likewise / Owing to / Because
✅ Accepted: Owing to

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🎯 English I: Goated Mock Exam (Phase 3)

🔊 Section 1: Phonetics, Syllables & Stress

Pattern: Focus on Noun vs. Verb stress and aspirated stops.

Q1. Identify the correct stress pattern for the word “record” in these two sentences:

“I need to record the lecture.”
“Keep a record of your expenses.”

(a) 1: REcord ; 2: reCORD
(b) 1: reCORD ; 2: REcord
(c) Both are REcord
(d) Both are reCORD

Step-by-Step Logic: In English, many two-syllable words follow the Noun-Verb Stress Rule:

Noun: Stress on the first syllable ( $1^{s t}$ ).
Verb: Stress on the second syllable ( $2^{n d}$ ). In sentence 1, “record” is an action (Verb). In sentence 2, it is a thing (Noun). ✅ Answer: (b) 1: reCORD ; 2: REcord

Q2. Which of the following words contains an aspirated stop?

(a) Spin
(b) Table
(c) Stop
(d) Water

Step-by-Step Logic: Aspirated stops occur with the sounds $/ p /$ , $/ t /$ , and $/ k /$ when they are at the beginning of a stressed syllable.

In “Spin” and “Stop”, the $/ s /$ before the stop prevents aspiration.
In “Table”, the $/ t /$ is at the very beginning and followed by a vowel, creating a puff of air ( $t^{h}$ ). ✅ Answer: (b) Table

Q3. Which consonant-vowel (CV) sequence correctly represents the word “Syllable”?

(a) CVCCVCVC
(b) CVCCVCCV
(c) CVCCVCC
(d) CVCVCVC

Step-by-Step Logic: Word: Syllable ( $S - y - l - l - a - b - l - e$ )

S (Consonant)
y (Vowel sound $/ɪ/$ )
ll (Consonant sound $/ l /$ )
a (Vowel sound $/ə/$ )
b (Consonant)
l (Consonant - syllabic)
e (Silent) Phonetic structure: $/ˈ s ɪ l ə b l /$ . Mapping: $C - V - C - V - C - C$ (or $C - V - C - V - C - V$ depending on the schwa). Most IITM patterns count the letters as written: S(C), y(V), l(C), l(C), a(V), b(C), l(C), e(V). ✅ Answer: (b) CVCCVCCV

📝 Section 2: Grammar, Tenses & Articles

Pattern: Focus on Future Perfect Continuous and Zero Articles.

Q4. Fill in the blank with the most appropriate tense: “By the time the professor arrives, the students __________ for two hours.”

(a) Will wait
(b) Will be waiting
(c) Will have been waiting
(d) Have waited

Step-by-Step Logic: The sentence describes an action that starts in the past/present and continues up to a specific point in the future (“By the time…”). This requires the Future Perfect Continuous ( $w i ll + ha v e + b ee n + V - in g$ ). ✅ Answer: (c) Will have been waiting

Q5. Choose the correct article: “He is ______ honorable man who graduated from ______ Oxford University.”

(a) a, the
(b) an, no article
(c) an, the
(d) a, an

Step-by-Step Logic:

“Honorable” starts with a silent ‘h’, so the first sound is a vowel ( $/ o /$ ). Use “an”.
“Oxford University” is a proper noun. We do not use “the” before names of universities starting with a proper noun (e.g., Harvard, Oxford). Note: We would say “The University of Oxford”. ✅ Answer: (b) an, no article

🔗 Section 3: Vocabulary, Idioms & Phrasal Verbs

Pattern: Inseparable phrasal verbs and situational idioms.

Q6. Match the Phrasal Verb to its meaning:

[1] Look into → [x] To investigate
[2] Look after → [y] To search for
[3] Look for → [z] To take care of
(a) 1-x, 2-y, 3-z
(b) 1-x, 2-z, 3-y
(c) 1-y, 2-x, 3-z
(d) 1-z, 2-x, 3-y

✅ Answer: (b) 1-x, 2-z, 3-y

Q7. Identify the idiom that fits the context: “The team worked _________ to ensure the project was completed during the flood.”

(a) Through thick and thin
(b) Barking up the wrong tree
(c) Under the weather
(d) A piece of cake

Step-by-Step Logic: “Through thick and thin” means to persist through all obstacles and difficulties (like a flood). ✅ Answer: (a) Through thick and thin

✉️ Section 4: Professional Writing & Paragraphs

Pattern: Tone analysis and paragraph unity.

Q8. Which sentence is the most appropriate for a formal email to a professor?

(a) Hey Prof, can you check my assignment?
(b) I was wondering if you could spare some time to review my work.
(c) Review my assignment ASAP.
(d) Attached is my assignment; please fix the errors.

Step-by-Step Logic: Formal writing requires hedging (e.g., “I was wondering if”) and polite modals (“could”) to show respect. ✅ Answer: (b) I was wondering if you could spare some time to review my work.

Q9. Unity in a paragraph is achieved when:

(a) Every sentence has a different theme.
(b) Every sentence supports the main topic statement.
(c) There are no transition devices.
(d) The paragraph is at least 10 sentences long.

✅ Answer: (b) Every sentence supports the main topic statement.

📖 Section 5: Reading Comprehension Mock

Text Snippet: “The digital divide remains a significant hurdle in the implementation of online education in rural India. While urban areas enjoy high-speed fiber connectivity, rural students often struggle with erratic power and low bandwidth.”

Q10. Based on the text, what is the primary reason for the “digital divide”?

(a) Lack of interest from students.
(b) Disparity in infrastructure between urban and rural areas.
(c) High cost of online courses.
(d) The difficulty of the English language.

✅ Answer: (b) Disparity in infrastructure (Supported by “urban enjoy… rural struggle”).

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🇬🇧 Phase 1: English 1 Master PYQ Extraction

🗓️ 1. IIT M Qualifier Exam (Oct 2025)

Question Number : 15 THIS IS QUESTION PAPER FOR THE SUBJECT “QUALIFIER LEVEL : ENGLISH I (COMPUTER BASED EXAM)” MANDATORILY YOU HAVE TO ATTEND ALL THE SECTIONS Options :

6406535107171. ✅ YES
6406535107172. ❌ NO

Comprehension Section (Questions 16 to 25)

Passage Excerpt: Excerpted from: Bose, Subhas Chandra. An Indian Pilgrim: An Unfinished Autobiography and Collected Letters 1897-1921.

Question Number : 16 In the sentence given below, the word in bold is used as _____. “Naturally, I had no personal experience of what want and poverty meant.” Options :

6406535107173. ❌ A verb
6406535107174. ✅ A noun
6406535107175. ❌ An adverb
6406535107176. ❌ An adjective

Question Number : 17 What was the vocation of the narrator’s father? Options :

6406535107177. ✅ Lawyer
6406535107178. ❌ Doctor
6406535107179. ❌ Merchant
6406535107180. ❌ Teacher

Question Number : 18 Indigent means _____. Options :

6406535107181. ❌ Very rich
6406535107182. ❌ Very skilled
6406535107183. ❌ Very angry
6406535107184. ✅ Very poor

Question Number : 19 Which, according to the passage, is NOT a glorious art-relic that Orissa could boast of? Options :

6406535107185. ❌ Konarak
6406535107186. ❌ Bhuvaneswar
6406535107187. ✅ Chandbali
6406535107188. ❌ Udaigiri

Question Number : 20 Choose the incorrect statement. Options :

6406535107189. ❌ The narrator’s father was one of the top lawyers in Cuttack
6406535107190. ✅ Hearing stories of boat journeys from his mother, the narrator had a strong desire to go on a voyage
6406535107191. ❌ The narrator came from a well-to-do, middle-class family
6406535107192. ❌ Cuttack afforded a healthy environment for a growing child

Question Number : 21 “At a time when distances were long and journey by no means safe, my father must have had plenty of pluck to leave his village home and go far away in search of a career.” What does the word in bold mean in this context? Options :

6406535107193. ❌ Poverty and desperation
6406535107194. ✅ Courage and determination
6406535107195. ❌ Hunger and hardship
6406535107196. ❌ Love and support

Question Number : 22 Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions. “At the same time, there was not that luxury and lavishness _____ our home which has been the ruin _____ so many promising but pampered young souls…” Options :

6406535107197. ✅ in…of
6406535107198. ❌ on…in
6406535107199. ❌ of…at
6406535107200. ❌ with…through

Question Number : 23, 24, 25 (Adjective-Noun Matching) Based on your reading of the text, match the adjectives to their fitting nouns:

[1] Worldly → ✅ [c] Means
[2] Unwelcome → ✅ [a] Heritage
[3] Rapid → ✅ [b] Communication

Grammar & Phonetics (Questions 26 to 40)

Question Number : 26 Which of the given consonant-vowel sequences correctly illustrates the consonant cluster/clusters in the word exhibit? Options :

6406535107210. ❌ VCCCVCVC
6406535107211. ✅ VCCVCVC
6406535107212. ❌ VCCVCCVC
6406535107213. ❌ VCVCVC

Question Number : 27 In which word does the underlined part have a different sound? Options :

6406535107214. ❌ Vision
6406535107215. ❌ Azure
6406535107216. ❌ Measure
6406535107217. ✅ Prison

Question Number : 28 Which semi-vowel does the word “quiet” contain? Options :

6406535107218. ✅ /w/
6406535107219. ❌ /y/

Question Number : 29 Which among the following words has the same sound as underlined in “foe”? Options :

6406535107220. ❌ Gown
6406535107221. ✅ Flow
6406535107222. ❌ Brow
6406535107223. ❌ Brown

Question Number : 30 Which among the following is a word without a diphthong? Options :

6406535107224. ❌ Ply
6406535107225. ❌ Clay
6406535107226. ❌ Buy
6406535107227. ✅ Clue

Question Number : 31 Identify the part of speech of the underlined word: “The dog ran into the glass door.” Options :

6406535107228. ✅ Noun
6406535107229. ❌ Pronoun
6406535107230. ❌ Verb
6406535107231. ❌ Conjunction

Question Number : 32 Identify the part of speech of the underlined word: “The bread was stale; it had been left outside overnight.” Options :

6406535107232. ❌ Noun
6406535107233. ✅ Pronoun
6406535107234. ❌ Verb
6406535107235. ❌ Conjunction

Question Number : 33 Choose the correct option: “Out of all the girls in the basketball team, Tina was the _______.” Options :

6406535107236. ❌ Taller
6406535107237. ✅ Tallest

Question Number : 34 Identify the adjective in the following sentence: “Stop at the house with the yellow scooter parked outside.” Options :

6406535107238. ❌ Stop
6406535107239. ❌ House
6406535107240. ✅ Yellow
6406535107241. ❌ Scooter

Question Number : 35 “I reached Chennai yesterday.” The word “yesterday” is an adverb of ____. Options :

6406535107242. ✅ Time
6406535107243. ❌ Place
6406535107244. ❌ Frequency
6406535107245. ❌ None of these

Question Number : 36 Choose the appropriate option: “I couldn’t reach Chennai on time; my car fell ____ a ditch.” Options :

6406535107246. ❌ Onto
6406535107247. ❌ Above
6406535107248. ✅ Into
6406535107249. ❌ About

Question Number : 37 Which one of the following words is a preposition? Options :

6406535107250. ❌ Tile
6406535107251. ❌ Teal
6406535107252. ✅ Until
6406535107253. ❌ Hunting

Question Number : 38 Identify the conjunction in the following sentence: “The food at the canteen was neither tasty nor nutritious.” Options :

6406535107254. ❌ Food
6406535107255. ❌ Canteen
6406535107256. ❌ Tasty
6406535107257. ✅ Neither/nor

Question Number : 39 Choose the appropriate option: ____! Stop pulling my hair! Options :

6406535107258. ❌ Wow
6406535107259. ❌ Oops
6406535107260. ✅ Ouch
6406535107261. ❌ Hi

Question Number : 40 Choose the correct option: Can you get me _____ cup of curd when you go to the supermarket? Options :

6406535107262. ❌ An
6406535107263. ✅ A
6406535107264. ❌ The
6406535107265. ❌ None of these

Idioms & Phrasal Verbs (Questions 41 to 55)

Q41-Q45 Matching Idioms:

[1] “Kathy Stevens.” Does the name _____? → ✅ [d] Ring a bell
[2] For several years, he was trying unsuccessfully to emigrate to the UAE, but eventually he _____. → ✅ [a] Threw in the towel
[3] After a long day, he goes cycling to _____. → ✅ [e] Blow off some steam
[4] She has suffered a great deal of personal loss, but her husband stayed with her _____. → ✅ [c] Through thick and thin
[5] Make sure that you have sufficient attendance in your courses, or you will have to _____. → ✅ [b] Face the music

Question Number : 46 Replace the bold word in the sentence with one of the phrasal verbs given below: “He promised to contribute towards the fund but later withdrew.” Options :

6406535107291. ✅ Backed out
6406535107292. ❌ Backed on
6406535107293. ❌ Backed away
6406535107294. ❌ Backed off

Question Number : 47 “Run into” is an example of an inseparable phrasal verb. Options :

6406535107295. ✅ TRUE
6406535107296. ❌ FALSE

Question Number : 48 Fill in the blank with the most suitable phrasal verb: “The old man _____ his beliefs.” Options :

6406535107297. ❌ Held up
6406535107298. ✅ Held onto
6406535107299. ❌ Held off
6406535107300. ❌ Held out

Question Number : 49 There are ___ grains of sand in the box. Options :

6406535107301. ❌ Few
6406535107302. ✅ A few
6406535107303. ❌ Little
6406535107304. ❌ Some

Question Number : 50 The customer complained that the vegetables are ___. Options :

6406535107305. ❌ Overcooked
6406535107306. ❌ Undercooked
6406535107307. ✅ Both Overcooked and Undercooked
6406535107308. ❌ Enough cooked

Question Number : 51-55 (Dialogue Completion)

Q51: Fill blank [1]: ✅ Could we discuss the upcoming meeting now?
Q52: Fill blank [2]: ✅ When are you available for the meeting?
Q53: Fill blank [3]: ✅ Yes, definitely.
Q54: Fill blank [4]: ✅ Thank you for understanding
Q55: Fill blank [5]: ✅ Sure, Sneha

🗓️ 2. IIT M Foundation Exam (Nov 2025)

Comprehension Section (Questions 131 to 140)

Passage Excerpt: Excerpted from: McCourt, Frank. Angela’s Ashes: A Memoir.

Question Number : 131 What, according to the narrator, turns figuratively into bacterial sponges in the season of rain? Options :

6406535933915. ❌ Noses
6406535933916. ❌ Fountains
6406535933917. ✅ Lungs
6406535933918. ❌ Cures

Question Number : 132 Who, according to the passage, did terrible things to Ireland for eight hundred long years? Options :

6406535933919. ❌ The priests
6406535933920. ❌ The schoolmasters
6406535933921. ✅ The English
6406535933922. ❌ The pious defeated mothers

Question Number : 133 Cacophony means ___________________ Options :

6406535933923. ❌ A soft and pleasing mixture of harmonious sounds
6406535933924. ✅ A harsh and unpleasant mixture of loud sounds
6406535933925. ❌ A harsh and unpleasant mixture of scents
6406535933926. ❌ An enjoyable and soothing mixture of scents

Question Number : 134 State true or false: The narrator believes that Limerick is a truly pious place. Options :

6406535933927. ❌ TRUE
6406535933928. ✅ FALSE

Question Number : 135 Loquacious refers to _____ Options :

6406535933929. ✅ Someone who talks a lot
6406535933930. ❌ Someone who is obese
6406535933931. ❌ Someone who talks very little
6406535933932. ❌ Someone who is unconscious

Question Number : 136 Where was the narrator born? Options :

6406535933933. ❌ Limerick
6406535933934. ❌ England
6406535933935. ❌ Ireland
6406535933936. ✅ New York

Question Number : 137 This passage conveys a tone of _____. Options :

6406535933937. ❌ Exultation
6406535933938. ❌ Hope
6406535933939. ✅ Misery
6406535933940. ❌ Prosperity

Question Number : 138, 139, 140 (Adjective-Noun Matching)

Q138: [1] Woolen → ✅ [b] Coats
Q139: [2] Stale → ✅ [c] Fumes
Q140: [3] Bronchial → ✅ [a] Rattles

Verb Consistency (Questions 141 to 145)

Based on an excerpt from: Updike, John. Rabbit, Run.

Q141: The boys [i] _____ basketball… → ✅ Are playing
Q142: So tall, he [ii] _____ an unlikely rabbit… → ✅ Seems
Q143: He [iii] _____ there thinking… → ✅ Stands
Q144: His standing there [iv] _____ the real boys feel strange. → ✅ Makes
Q145: They [v] _____ this for their own pleasure… → ✅ Are doing

Tenses & Agreement (Questions 146 to 150)

Question Number : 146 If only Nila ___________ here, you wouldn’t have done this to me. Options :

6406535933970. ✅ Were
6406535933971. ❌ Was not

Question Number : 147 Sixty percent of the assets ___________ vanished. Options :

6406535933973. ❌ Has
6406535933974. ✅ Have

Question Number : 148 Fill in the blank with future perfect progressive tense form. I expect Nisha will be tired when she arrives. She ________ for over 18 hours. Options :

6406535933977. ❌ Will travel
6406535933978. ❌ Will be traveling
6406535933979. ✅ Will have been traveling

Question Number : 149 Choose the future perfect continuous tense sentence from the following options: Options :

6406535933983. ✅ She will have been driving for an hour by the time she gets to the office.

Question Number : 150 Fill in the blank with the correct option. All of the harddrives, even the uncased one, ___________ in this box. Options :

6406535933984. ❌ Was
6406535933985. ✅ Are
6406535933986. ❌ Is

Phonetics & Stress (Questions 151 to 165)

Q151: Syllables in Construction: ✅ 3
Q152: Syllables in delimit: ✅ 3
Q153: Stress in telegraphy: ✅ Te’legraphy
Q154: Stress in zoology: ✅ Zo’ology
Q155: Stress in word projects (Verb): ✅ proJECTS
Q156: Plural marker cliffs: ✅ [s]
Q157: Plural marker managers: ✅ [z]
Q158: Plural marker dishes: ✅ [iz]
Q159: Stress in word protest (Noun): ✅ PROtest
Q160: Plural markers for meetings, discussions, presentations: ✅ /z/, /z/, and /z/
Q161: Word with aspirated stop: ✅ Panic
Q162: Word with aspirated stop: ✅ Both King and Intact
Q164: Consonant cluster in sprout: ✅ Initial CCC
Q165: Stress in logistics: ✅ Logistics (marked as Logistics in options).

Subject-Verb Agreement (Questions 166 to 170)

Fill in the blanks in List A with options from List B:

[a] Neither my dog nor my cats ✅ [iv] Take
[b] The news ✅ [i] Comes
[c] Either my father or my brother ✅ [ii] Takes
[d] These trousers ✅ [iii] Are
[e] ✅ [v] Come these shears used for the sheep?

English 2 Section (Context/Numbers/Social Settings)

Note: The Foundation exam also included “Sem2 English 2” which appeared in your screenshots.

Q172: Parallel situations word: ✅ while
Q173: Estimate word: ✅ About
Q174: Contextual completion: ✅ involve one and a half hours of commute
Q176: Contextual completion: ✅ a substantial reduction
Q177-181: Quantifier blanks: [i] hundreds, [ii] many, [iii] biggest, [iv] million, [v] highly.
Q182: Asking about working hours (polite): ✅ Excuse me, could you please tell me your working hours? And do they change on weekends?
Q183: Returning faulty product: ✅ Good evening, I have come to return this pan… I believe that this product is faulty…
Q184: Declining an offer: ✅ I’m sorry, but I do not want the special offer. While it is very tempting…
Q185: Informing manager of spelling mistake: ✅ Excuse me, just wanted to let you know… It is better if you could change the name board…

That is the full extraction for English 1 (and relevant Sem 2 English) from the requested cycles, dawg.

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