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SSC Steno Grade C-D 2017 Previous Year English Questions Paper

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SSC Stenographer Previous Year Questions

Directions for Question 1-5: In the following question, the sentence given with blank to be filled in with an appropriate word. Select the correct alternative out of the four and indicate it by selecting the appropriate option.

SSC Stenographer Question No: 1

Milton was ______ than most other poets of England.

Option A : Greater

Option B : Great

Option C : Greatest

Option D : Good

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Option C: Greatest

SSC Stenographer Exam Question No: 2

It is the desire of ______ tourist to visit the Red Fort.

Option A : Some

Option B : All

Option C : Each 

Option D : Every

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Option D: Every

SSC Stenographer Previous Year Paper Question No: 3

Taj Mahal is one of _______ greatest wonders of the world.

Option A : a

Option B : an

Option C : the

Option D : no article

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Option B: an

SSC Stenographer Question No: 4

If Shruti had worked hard she ______ got the job.

Option A : will have

Option B : would have

Option C : can have

Option D : shall have

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Option B: would have

SSC Steno Previous Year Paper Question No: 5

Kapil _______ to cinema every Monday evening. Which one of the following is different from other three?

Option A : is going

Option B : goes

Option C : will be going

Option D : will go 

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Option B: goes

Directions for Question 6-15:In the following question, out of the four given alternatives, select the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word.

SSC Stenographer Question No: 6

Bliss

Option A : Upset

Option B : Euphoria

Option C : Sadness

Option D : Mirage

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Option B: Euphoria

Stenographer Exam Question No: 7

Tarnish

Option A : Uncorrupt

Option B : Blot

Option C : Harras

Option D : Establishment

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Option B: Blot

SSC Stenographer Previous Year Question No: 8

Compact

Option A : Slack

Option B : Lengthy

Option C : Disagreement

Option D : Suppressed

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Option C: Disagreement

Stenographer Previous Year Paper Question No: 9

Curtail

Option A : Expand

Option B : Enormous

Option C : Cramp

Option D : Prolong

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Option A: Expand

SSC Stenographer Previous Year Question No: 10

Genteel

Option A : Courteous

Option B : Callous

Option C : Impolite

Option D : Extroverted

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Option D: Extroverted

SSC Stenographer Question No: 11

Allure

Option A : Entice

Option B : Fascinate

Option C : Tempt

Option D : Rebel

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Option D: Rebel

SSC Stenographer Question No: 12

Adroit

Option A : Skillful

Option B : Clumsy

Option C : Expert

Option D : Proficiency

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Option B: Clumsy

SSC Steno Previous Paper Question No: 13

Contempt

Option A : Praise

Option B : Scrod

Option C : Disregard

Option D : Confirm

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Option C: Disregard

Stenographer Question No: 14

Concede

Option A : Assent

Option B : Reject

Option C : Field

Option D : Permit

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Option D: Permit

SSC Stenographer Paper Question No: 15

Chaste

Option A : Pure

Option B : Virtuous 

Option C : Lustful

Option D : Goodwill

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Option B: Virtuous

Directions for Question 16-17: In the following question, out of the four given alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase.

Stenographer Previous Year Question No: 16

Make ducks and drakes of

Option A : to get angry

Option B : to waste

Option C : to carry

Option D : to laugh at 

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Option D: to laugh at

Stenographer C and D Question No: 17

Be an open book1

Option A : be insensitive

Option B : to be easy to understand

Option C : be the center of attraction 

Option D : be supported

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Option B: to be easy to understand

SSC Stenographer Question No: 18

A sentence has been given in Active/Passive Voice. Out of the four given alternatives, select the one which best expresses the same sentence in Passive/Active Voice.

Let her do this.

Option A : let her do this 

Option B : this to be done by us

Option C : let this be done by her

Option D : let him do this 

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Option D: let him do this

Directions for Question 19-20: Read the given passage carefully and select the best answer to each question out of the four given alternatives.

SSC Stenographer Last Year Paper Question No: 19

We live in a world where we are surrounded by constantly streaming images and voices of negative and rarely positive incidents. The constantly changing reality around us- the political scenario, the economic reforms, the communal tension, the climatic change, apart from personal setbacks and tragedies creates a depressing atmosphere and thus we are unable to remain in a happy and cheerful mood. Now, the question arises what exactly is happiness? To some, happiness is the state of mind where person is fully satisfied with respect to his needs and desires. While to some others, happiness is when the things are happening according to their whims. Thus, they depend upon circumstances which will make them happy or sad. For instance, the new car, the diamond ring or cute outfit makes a person happy. Indeed, it will be short-lived and will leave him longing for the next high. As of now the new car’s colour fades, the diamond collects dust, the outfits become outdated, the happiness is lost. After then, the new desires crop up and as we all know that a person’s desires are unlimited and rarely all the desires are fulfilled, thus making a person distressed as and when any of the desire is not fulfilled. This emphasizes upon the fact that fulfilment of a person’s desires decide the person’s happiness. True happiness is thus what we call LONG LASTING well-being state of mind and which never fades away. To attain true happiness in our life, have positive thoughts, meditate, accept situations as it is, and stop worrying.

According to the passage, a person’s desires are _____________

Option A : unlimited

Option B : necessities

Option C : not fulfilled

Option D : constant

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Option A: unlimited

SSC Stenographer Group C and D Question No: 20

Born in Prague in 1883 to a Jewish father who excelled in business, Franz Kafka, along with his three sisters, had a comfortable childhood. He earned a doctorate of law degree by the time he was twenty-three and began working for a government agency, where he distinguished himself by publishing reports about worker safety that appeared in professional journals. He retired as Senior Secretary and was awarded a medal of honor for his contribution to the establishment and management of hospitals and rest homes. To his friends, Kafka was warm and charming. He had several girlfriends and two serious relationships, but he never married. Instead, Kafka devoted his life to writing, publishing his first story in 1909. He was well known among the small literary circles of Prague, and he often read his stories out loud to groups of friends. Kafka continued writing until his death at forty-one from tuberculosis in 1924, correcting the final proofs of the story “A Hunger Artist” while on his deathbed. In the world of literature, Kafka holds a coveted distinction. Like William Shakespeare and George Orwell, he is one of the few authors whose name has become an integral part of the vocabulary used to characterize not only other literature but also the workings of the world around him. The term “Kafkaesque” has come to describe a nightmarish atmosphere resulting from pervasive, sinister, impersonal forces; feelings of guilt, fear, and loss of identity; and
the sense of evil that permeates the logic of ruling powers.

What is “Kafkaesque”?

Option A : a sense of evil 

Option B : a nightmarish atmosphere

Option C : working of the world

Option D : coveted distinction

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Option B: a nightmare atmosphere

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