<ol node="[object Object]"><li node="[object Object]">Option 1 changes the person from 'him' to 'her', which is incorrect.</li><li node="[object Object]">Option 2 correctly shifts from direct to indirect speech without changing the original meaning or subjects involved.</li><li node="[object Object]">Option 3 incorrectly mixes tenses; 'returns' should be 'returned' to match the original past tense.</li><li node="[object Object]">Option 4 incorrectly uses 'requests' in present tense and complicates the tense further with 'had returned'.</li></ol>

<ol node="[object Object]"><li node="[object Object]">Option 2 'cold &amp; stormy' directly corresponds with the descriptions provided in the comprehension text, aligning with the conditions described as 'cold and dark' with 'thunder and lightning.'</li><li node="[object Object]">Other options do not match the narrative context and environmental description given.</li></ol>

<ol node="[object Object]"><li node="[object Object]">Option 3 'were in search of a warm shelter' is supported by the context in the comprehension where it describes the monkeys' struggle with the cold and their need for warmth, reflecting their motive for running.</li><li node="[object Object]">Other options do not align with the urgent needs expressed in the narrative.</li></ol>

<ol node="[object Object]"><li node="[object Object]">Option 2 'was kind and felt sorry for them' directly reflects the bird's motivation described in the comprehension, showing empathy towards the monkeys' plight.</li><li node="[object Object]">Other options do not correspond with the bird's actions or intentions as described.</li></ol>

<ol node="[object Object]"><li node="[object Object]">Option 3 'You may invite danger for yourself' reflects the narrative of the story where the bird, despite its kind intentions, ended up in a worse situation due to its attempt to help the foolhardy monkeys.</li><li node="[object Object]">Other options do not align with the consequences as described in the passage.</li></ol>

<ol node="[object Object]"><li node="[object Object]">'Who had replaced the player after she was injured?' could imply the action was completed before another past event, which is not indicated here.</li><li node="[object Object]">'Who replaced the player after she were injured?' uses 'were' incorrectly with the singular 'she.'</li><li node="[object Object]">'Who was replacing the player after she had been injured?' implies ongoing action which does not suit the context as well as the simple past.</li><li node="[object Object]">'Who replaced the player after she was injured?' uses correct tense and subject-verb agreement, making it the right choice.</li></ol>

<ol node="[object Object]"><li node="[object Object]">Option 'A' indicates the part of the sentence with the grammatical error, the article should be "a".</li></ol>

<ol node="[object Object]"><li node="[object Object]">'Comprehensive' refers to something thorough and does not relate to the emotional consideration implied by 'considerate.'</li><li node="[object Object]">'Atrocious' and 'Malignant' imply bad quality or malevolence, which are not direct antonyms of the thoughtful and kind nature of 'considerate.'</li><li node="[object Object]">'Indifferent' accurately captures the lack of care and consideration, making it the correct antonym.</li></ol>

<ol node="[object Object]"><li node="[object Object]">'He proposed him to wait for the award.' is grammatically incorrect as 'him' does not fit the collective suggestion 'us' from the direct speech.</li><li node="[object Object]">'He proposed that they should wait for the award.' correctly shifts from the direct suggestion 'us' to an indirect 'they' and maintains the proper proposal format.</li><li node="[object Object]">'He agreed to wait for the award with him.' changes the meaning from a proposal to an agreement, which isn't accurate.</li><li node="[object Object]">'He proposed me that I should wait for the award.' is grammatically awkward and misaligns the subjects from the original speech.</li></ol>

<ol node="[object Object]"><li node="[object Object]">'Disastar' is a misspelling of 'disaster.'</li><li node="[object Object]">'Documantation' is a misspelling of 'documentation.'</li><li node="[object Object]">'Daviation' is a misspelling of 'deviation.'</li><li node="[object Object]">'Dormitory' is correctly spelled and the only option without spelling errors.</li></ol>

jipmat 2023 Complete Paper Solution | VA

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jipmat 2023 Complete Paper Solution | VA

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<div><div class="latex-wrapper">Pick out the correct sentence in indirect narration of the following sentence:<br />She said to him, "Please wait here till I return"<br /></div></div>

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Question 2.

<div><div class="latex-wrapper">In the above passage, night is described as __________.<br /></div></div>

Question 3.

<div><div class="latex-wrapper">The monkeys were running through the forest because they ___________ .<br /></div></div>

Question 4.

<div><div class="latex-wrapper">The bird tried to help the monkeys because she _____<br /></div></div>

Question 5.

<div><div class="latex-wrapper">What happens when you try to help a fool?<br /></div></div>

Question 6.

<div><div class="latex-wrapper">Pick out the correct sentence from the following sentences.<br /></div></div>

Question 7.

<div><div class="latex-wrapper">Pick out the part of sentence which has an error. If there is no error, mark the option “No Error”.<br />A) Writing the letter, B) is often cheaper, C) than telephoning<br /></div></div>

Question 8.

<div><div class="latex-wrapper">This question has a word followed by four choices. From the choices, identify the one which is opposite in meaning (antonym) for the main word and mark its number as your answer.<br />CONSIDERATE<br /></div></div>

Question 9.

<div><div class="latex-wrapper">Pick out the correct sentence in indirect narration of the following sentence:<br />He said, "Let us wait for the award."<br /></div></div>

Question 10.

<div><div class="latex-wrapper">Pick out the correctly spelt word.<br /></div></div>