TYPE I - GAP FILLING
Far from Shore
Scientists divide the open ocean far from land into three layers according to how much sunlight the water gets: the sunlight zone, the twilight zone, and the midnight zone.
Sunlight Zone
The sunlight zone is the ocean’s (0) _____ layer. It goes down about 300 feet, and the temperature is a pleasant 70°F. Even (1) _____ it is the smallest zone, it has about 90 (2) _____ of ocean life. Sunlight brightens the water near the surface (3) _____ plankton float. Bigger creatures also live in the sunny water. Some swimming animals cruise (4) _____ below the surface. Some dive deep. Others break the water’s surface (5) _____ reach the air above.
Twilight Zone
The twilight zone (6) _____ from the bottom of the sunlight zone down about 3,000 feet. The water (7) _____ darker and colder – about 50°F. The fish that live here can’t see very well, and there isn’t enough light for plant plankton or seaweed to stay (8) _____. Most food comes from dead plankton and animals that drift down from the surface waters.
Midnight Zone
The midnight zone goes from the bottom of the twilight zone to the floor of the ocean. This zone is dark and (9) _____. The temperature is really cold – about 43°F. The weight of the water from above presses very hard on the small, (10) _____ blind animals that live here. Many deep-ocean fish have parts that glow from chemicals in (11) _____ bodies. Their lights confuse enemies, lure prey, and (12) _____ mates. At some places on the ocean floor, water (13) _____ hot as 750°F shoots out of openings, or vents. Minerals collect around the vents to form underwater chimneys. The hot water rising from the chimneys looks like black smoke.
TYPE 2 - EDITING
Far from Shore
Scientists divide the open ocean far from land into three layers according to how much sunlight the water gets: the sunlight zone, the twilight zone, and the midnight zone.
Sunlight Zone
The sunlight zone is the ocean’s (0) _____ layer. It goes down about 300 feet, and the temperature is a pleasant 70°F. Even (1) _____ it is the smallest zone, it has about 90 (2) _____ of ocean life. Sunlight brightens the water near the surface (3) _____ plankton float. Bigger creatures also live in the sunny water. Some swimming animals cruise (4) _____ below the surface. Some dive deep. Others break the water’s surface (5) _____ reach the air above.
Twilight Zone
The twilight zone (6) _____ from the bottom of the sunlight zone down about 3,000 feet. The water (7) _____ darker and colder – about 50°F. The fish that live here can’t see very well, and there isn’t enough light for plant plankton or seaweed to stay (8) _____. Most food comes from dead plankton and animals that drift down from the surface waters.
Midnight Zone
The midnight zone goes from the bottom of the twilight zone to the floor of the ocean. This zone is dark and (9) _____. The temperature is really cold – about 43°F. The weight of the water from above presses very hard on the small, (10) _____ blind animals that live here. Many deep-ocean fish have parts that glow from chemicals in (11) _____ bodies. Their lights confuse enemies, lure prey, and (12) _____ mates. At some places on the ocean floor, water (13) _____ hot as 750°F shoots out of openings, or vents. Minerals collect around the vents to form underwater chimneys. The hot water rising from the chimneys looks like black smoke.
TYPE 2 - EDITING
The following passages have not been edited. There is one error in each line. Write the incorrect word and the correction against the correct question number in your answer sheet.
Vitamin tablets has been around forever, but antioxidants are the | a) ……………………. |
the last miracle cure. Do they really work? | b) ……………………. |
If the hype is true, then that the antioxidants do is | c) ……………………. |
work for neutralise the free radicals in our bodies | d) ……………………. |
and latter excrete them. Free radicals are atoms or molecules | e) ………………….. |
that have at least one unpaired electron and is therefore | f) …………………… |
unstable and highly reactive. In animal tissue they are believing to accelerate the | g) …………………… |
progression of cardiovascular and age-related diseases as dementia and cancer. |
h) …………………..
|
The use for bottled supplements with your diet is a practice | a) …………………… |
that need to be discouraged. It is also essential to keep abreast | b) ………………….. |
off new developments in research. Ironically those health-conscious individuals | c) ……………………. |
who already eats large quantities of fresh fruit and vegetables, | d) ……………………. |
who diet does not include junk food and who get plenty of regular | e) ……………………. |
exercise and have least need for dietary supplements tend to be the ones | f) ……………………… |
whom are most likely to use them. | g) ……………………. |
Each line given below contains an error. Underline the error and write the correction in the space provided.
1. For most than four years, Marie Curie (……............)
2. and her husband work in a large (………………..)
3. dilapidated wood shed near their Paris home (…………………..)
4. It was here on the September night in 1902 (………………..)
5. they finally invented the radioactive element (………………..)
6. who they named radium (………………..)
7. Radium providing the first effective treatment for many forms of cancer. (………………..)
TYPE 2 - OMISSION
In the passage given below one word has been omitted from each line. Write the missing word and the word that comes before and the word that comes after it in your answer sheet. The first one has been done for you.
Before / missing / after
Walking very beneficial to us walking / is / very
We should get up early the morning (a)
and go for a walk. Those are (b)
used to for morning walks, will find it (c)
impossible to remain bed in the (d)
morning. For them it not so much (e)
an exercise but pleasure. (f)
Two teenagers broke into grocery shop. They into a grocery
located what they thought the cash-box. a) _____ ____ _____
They dragged it from the wall ran off b) _____ _____ _____
with it. Suddenly box started ringing loudly. c) _____ _____ _____
They started hitting it a heavy iron bar. Failing in d) _____ _____ _____
their attempts to stop noise, they had to throw e) _____ _____ _____
the box away. They stolen the burglar alarm. f)_____ _____ ____
When the class IX examinations over, the Deputy examinations were over
Commissioner asked his son he had done his a) ______ ______ ______
English paper well. The boy told him that it easy, b) ______ ______ ______
and that for the question had written that his c) ______ ______ ______
father was washerman. The boy’s father shouted d) ______ ______ ______
angrily, but son replied, “I did not know the e) ______ ______ ______
spelling Deputy Commissioner and I did not f) ______ _____ ______
want to lose one mark.
According to estimates of National a) ______ _______ ______
Ganga Authority only 1000 liter sewerage is b) ______ _______ ______
treated daily against 3000 liters goes into c) ______ _______ ______
the main Ganga river. Moreover the 12,000 d) ______ _______ ______
million liters of sewerage that goes the e) ______ _______ ______
Ganga basin, 4000 million liters treated. f) ______ _______ ______
Number settlements and industries g) ______ _______ ______
located along river, pollute it. h) ______ _______ ______
When the class IX examinations over, the Deputy examinations were over
Commissioner asked his son he had done his a) ______ ______ ______
English paper well. The boy told him that it easy, b) ______ ______ ______
and that for the question had written that his c) ______ ______ ______
father was washerman. The boy’s father shouted d) ______ ______ ______
angrily, but son replied, “I did not know the e) ______ ______ ______
spelling Deputy Commissioner and I did not f) ______ _____ ______
want to lose one mark.
According to estimates of National a) ______ _______ ______
Ganga Authority only 1000 liter sewerage is b) ______ _______ ______
treated daily against 3000 liters goes into c) ______ _______ ______
the main Ganga river. Moreover the 12,000 d) ______ _______ ______
million liters of sewerage that goes the e) ______ _______ ______
Ganga basin, 4000 million liters treated. f) ______ _______ ______
Number settlements and industries g) ______ _______ ______
located along river, pollute it. h) ______ _______ ______
According to estimates of National a) ______ _______ ______
Ganga Authority only 1000 liter sewerage is b) ______ _______ ______
treated daily against 3000 liters goes into c) ______ _______ ______
the main Ganga river. Moreover the 12,000 d) ______ _______ ______
million liters of sewerage that goes the e) ______ _______ ______
Ganga basin, 4000 million liters treated. f) ______ _______ ______
Number settlements and industries g) ______ _______ ______
located along river, pollute it. h) ______ _______ ______
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