Error Spotting MCQ Quiz - Objective Question with Answer for Error Spotting - Download Free PDF

The correct answer is 'Option 4'.

Key Points

• Thunderstorm (A) is an irrelevant metaphor in this context. The appropriate replacement is "speech" as it correctly refers to what the CEO delivered to the team.
• Spaghetti (B) is a literal food item and illogical in the sentence. The correct verb is "motivate", which fits the intended purpose of a CEO's address to a team.
• Doorknobs (C) is out of context. "Confusion" is more meaningful and logically represents the unintended outcome of the speech.
• Paperclips (D) does not convey any emotional or productivity-related implication. "Productivity" is the accurate word that aligns with the workplace context.

Hence, the correct answer is 'Option 4'.

Correct Sentence: The CEO’s speech was meant to motivate the team, but it only led to confusion and reduced overall productivity.

Additional Information

• Option 1: “Meeting, discipline, chaos, morale” partially fits but the tone and implication of the original sentence are more suited to a motivational attempt, not disciplinary action.
• Option 2: “Memo” and “focus” are weaker choices compared to the more engaging “speech” and “productivity.”
• Option 3: Though “announcement” and “uncertainty” fit somewhat, “empower” doesn’t align with the intended effect of trying to motivate and failing.
• Option 5: “No improvement required” is incorrect due to the presence of nonsensical terms like “thunderstorm,” “spaghetti,” “doorknobs,” and “paperclips.”

The correct answer is 'Option 3'.

Key Points

• Parachute (A) is contextually incorrect and meaningless in this sentence. The intended meaning refers to a lack of concern or seriousness, best conveyed by "indifferent."
• Blender (B) is a literal household appliance and completely irrelevant. The correct replacement is "annoyed," as it conveys the teacher’s natural reaction to careless behavior.
• Telephoned (C) is unrelated to any emotional or classroom reaction. A more logical and expressive choice is "laughed," indicating the class's likely reaction.
• Radiators (D) makes no contextual sense. The word "preparation" correctly highlights what was missing in the student’s performance.

Hence, the correct answer is 'Option 3'.

Correct Sentence: The student’s indifferent attitude during the presentation made the teacher annoyed and the class laughed at the lack of preparation.

Additional Information

• Option 1: “Humorous” and “giggled” might suggest a light mood, but do not match the tone of annoyance or seriousness expected in a classroom setting.
• Option 2: While “careless” and “frustrated” are suitable, “reacted” and “effort” are vague and lack precision in expressing the classroom reaction and what was lacking.
• Option 4: “Confident” contradicts the issue implied in the sentence. The words “murmured” and “discipline” don’t fit the core problem, which is lack of preparation.
• Option 5: “No improvement required” is incorrect because all highlighted words—“parachute,” “blender,” “telephoned,” and “radiators”—are out of context or nonsensical here.

The correct answer is 'Option 2'.

Key Points

• The word "umbrellas" (A) is contextually incorrect. The correct word "remarks" fits well in the context of a committee expressing its observations or opinions on a policy.
• Chandelier (B) is unrelated and nonsensical. The accurate word is "unclear," which logically describes the nature of the committee's remarks — lacking clarity.
• Pumpkins (C) is completely out of context. The better word is "ambiguity," which maintains the coherence of the sentence, suggesting that the remarks were not specific and created confusion.
• Calculators (D) is irrelevant in a policy document context. "Revisions" is the appropriate replacement, referring to potential changes or edits to the document that were not allowed.

Hence, the correct answer is 'Option 2'.

Correct Sentence: The committee’s remarks on the policy were unclear, leaving no room for ambiguity or any revisions in the document.

Additional Information

• Option 1: “Ideas, decisive, support, arguments” – This suggests assertiveness and acceptance, which contradicts the sentence’s focus on vagueness and lack of flexibility.
• Option 3: “Conclusions, conclusive, availability, modifications” – These terms indicate finality, but the sentence emphasizes unclear communication and no scope for changes, which better aligns with ambiguity and revisions.
• Option 4: “Comments, explicit, deviation, interpretations” – Though somewhat relevant, “deviation” and “interpretations” are less appropriate than “ambiguity” and “revisions” in a policy context.
• Option 5: No improvement required is invalid due to the presence of nonsensical and unrelated words like “umbrellas,” “chandelier,” “pumpkins,” and “calculators.”

The correct answer is 'Option 1'.

Key Points

• The word "salad" (A) is contextually incorrect. It is likely a misplacement or error for “detailed,” which logically fits with “explanation of the theory.”
• "Evaporated" (B) is used incorrectly. It is a physical process and does not suit the emotional or mental state of the students. The correct term is “confused.”
• "Applauded" (C) typically means clapping to show appreciation, which doesn’t fit here. “Hesitated” better matches the students’ uncertain state due to confusion.
• "Trapezoids" (D) is a mathematical shape and completely out of context. The suitable word is “questions,” as it fits a classroom or academic setting.

Hence, the correct answer is 'Option 1'.

Correct Sentence: The professor’s detailed explanation of the theory left the students confused, and they hesitated to ask several questions during the discussion.

Additional Information

• Option 2: "Logical, inspired, attempted, experiments" – while slightly relevant, it doesn’t address the confusion or hesitation that fits the context.
• Option 3: "Vague, distracted, avoided, observations" – though “vague” might work, “distracted” and “observations” do not logically fit the sentence’s flow.
• Option 4: "Scientific, delighted, volunteered, essays" – these words collectively create a positive tone, which contradicts the negative emotion of confusion conveyed in the sentence.
• Option 5: “No improvement required” is incorrect because the original sentence includes nonsensical and out-of-context words such as "salad," "evaporated," and "trapezoids."

Key Points

• The primary issue in the sentence is the incorrect spelling of the word "witches".
• The correct spelling is "witches", not "wiches".
• The error is in the word "wiches".
• Thus, the error is located in the last part of the sentence.

Additional Information

• 2: "I recall" – This part of the sentence is grammatically correct and does not require any changes.
• 4: "you telling me the story of" – This part of the sentence is grammatically correct and does not require any changes.
• 3: "No error" – This would be the correct option if there were no mistakes in the sentence, but there is an error in part 1.

Key Points

• The correct spelling of the word is 'disciplinary'.
• The error is the missing of 's' before 'c'.
• 'Disciplinary' refers to something related to discipline or punishment. (अनुशासनात्मक)
  • Example: The company has established disciplinary measures to ensure a productive and respectful work environment.

Therefore, the correct answer is option 4.
Additional Information

• Interrogation refers to the act of questioning someone, often in a formal setting. (पूछताछ)
• Magistrate refers to a civil officer who administers the law, often in a lower court. (न्यायाधीश)
• Preliminary refers to something done or occurring before the main action or event. (प्रारंभिक)

The correct answer is option 1.

Key Points

​​To answer this question, let's look at all the marked words in the sentence:

• (A) Concious - Here, "concious" is misspelt, the correct spelling of the word is "conscious."
• Conscious - being aware or mindful of something. (चेतना)
  • For Example -
  • Despite feeling conscious about her attire, she confidently entered the room.
• (B) Attire - clothing or garments worn. (वस्त्र)
  • For Example -
  • Her elegant attire caught everyone's attention at the party.
• (C) Unaware - lacking knowledge or awareness about something. (अनजान)
  • For Example -
  • She was unaware of the surprise waiting for her at home.
• (D) Garnered - collected or gathered something, usually information, support, or attention. (इकट्ठा करना)
  • For Example -
  • The campaign garnered widespread support from the community.
• Therefore, the correct answer is "A: concious," which should be corrected to "conscious."

The correct answer is 'cannopies'.

Key Points

• The correct spelling would be 'canopies'.
• Canopy:  A cover that hangs or spreads above something (चँदवा, छत्र, वितान)
  • ​E.g.- The highest branches in the rainforest form a dense canopy.

​Hence, the correct answer is 'option 1'.

Additional Information

• Tassels: A group of short threads or ropes held together at one end, used as a hanging decoration on hats, curtains, furniture, etc.
• Dampened: to make something slightly wet
• Trickle: To go somewhere slowly and gradually.

The correct answer is option 5.

Key Points

​​To address this question, let's examine all the marked words in the sentence:

• (A) Authenticity - the quality of being genuine or real, staying true to oneself. (मान्यता)
  • For Example -
  • Her authenticity resonated with the audience, making her speech deeply impactful.
• (B) Contentment - a state of happiness or satisfaction. (संतोष)
  • For Example -
  • Despite not having much, he found contentment in the simple joys of life.
• (C) Create - to bring something into existence or make something happen. (सृजन करना)
  • For Example -
  • Artists create beautiful masterpieces using various mediums and techniques.
• (D) Genuine - real, authentic, sincere, not fake or artificial. (वास्तविक)
  • For Example -
  • Her genuine concern for others was evident in the way she selflessly helped those in need.
• So, upon reviewing these words, it appears that all the highlighted words are correctly spelt. 
• Therefore, the correct answer is "All are correctly spelt."

The correct answer is option 3.

Key Points

​​To answer this question, let's review the highlighted words in the sentence:

• (A) Efforts - actions taken to achieve a particular goal or result. (प्रयास)
  • For Example -
  • Despite his best efforts, he couldn't solve the puzzle.
• (B) Clumsy - lacking skill or dexterity, often resulting in awkward movements or actions. (अनाड़ी)
  • For Example -
  • He's a bit clumsy when it comes to handling delicate objects.
• (C) Embarass - Here, "embarass" is misspelt, the correct spelling of the word is "embarrass."
• Embarrass - to cause someone to feel self-conscious or disconcerted. (शर्मिंदगी)
  • For Example -
  • She felt embarrassed when she realized she was wearing mismatched shoes.
• (D) Awkward - causing discomfort or unease; lacking grace or ease. (असंगत)
  • For Example -
  • There was an awkward silence after his unexpected comment.
• Therefore, the correct answer is "C: embarass," which should be corrected to "embarrass."

The erroneous part of the sentence is: itinary

Key Points

• The word 'Itinary' is misspelt in the given context.
• The correct spelling is 'Itinerary'.
• Itinerary refers to a detailed plan or schedule of a journey, including destinations, routes, and timing. (यात्रा कार्यक्रम)
  • Example: Let me check the itinerary to see what's planned for today's excursion.
• Corrected sentence: You need to acknowledge the itinerary and accommodation details of your journey as per the given calendar.

Therefore, the correct answer is option 4.

Additional Information

• Calendar: A schedule or system of organizing time, typically into days, weeks, and months. (पंचांग)
• Accommodation: Lodging or living space, typically temporary, provided for individuals or groups. (आवास)
• Acknowledge: To recognize, accept, or admit the existence or truth of something. (प्राप्ति-स्वीकार)

The correct answer is 'Laxuryous'.

Key Points

• 'Laxuryous' is the incorrect spelling of the word 'Luxurious'.
  • Luxurious: Very comfortable and expensive (बहुत आरामदेह और मँहगी)
    • ​E.g.- They have a very luxurious house.

Hence, the correct answer is 'Laxurious'.

Additional Information

• Innocent: Not having done wrong (जिसने ग़लत काम नहीं किया; निर्दोष)
  • E.g.- An innocent man was arrested by mistake.
• Zealous: Using great energy and enthusiasm (ऊर्जावान या ऊर्जापूर्ण उत्‍साही, उत्‍साहपूर्ण)
  • E.g.​- He is a zealous supporter of the government's policies.
• Judicial: Connected with a court of law or a legal judgment (न्‍यायाधीश या क़ानूनी निर्णय से संबंधित)
  • E.g.- Several reflect critically on prosecution rates and judicial reactions.

The incorrectly used word is "condone up"

Key Points

• In the given sentence, the usage of "condone up" is incorrect instead of this we can use "prepare".
• The meaning of the word "condone" is "to accept or agree with something that most people think is wrong" (किसी ऐसी बात को स्वीकार करना या उससे सहमत होना जिसे ज्यादातर लोग गलत समझते हैं) and it does not fit with the context of the sentence.
• The meaning of the word "prepare" is to get ready or to make somebody/something ready​. 
• Let's see an example-
  • Your room is being prepared now and should be ready soon.

So, the correct sentence would be: He had an amazing capacity to prepare the most delectable dishes at a short notice. (उनके पास कम समय में सबसे स्वादिष्ट व्यंजन तैयार करने की अद्भुत क्षमता थी।)

The correct answer is option 1) i.e. “Fecilitation”.

Key Points 

• The correct spelling is ‘Facilitation’.
• ‘Facilitation’ means the process of making something possible or easier.
• Example:
  • ​The company focuses on the facilitation of tour and travel services.
• Therefore, 'Fecilitation' is incorrectly spelled among the given options.
• Hence, option 1 is the correct answer.

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The correct answer is 'The crow held back'.

Key Points

• The given sentence is grammatically incorrect.
• Here, 'the crow held on' should be used instead of 'the crow held back'.
• The phrasal verb 'held on' means 'grasp or support something with one's hands; keep or retain someone or something'. (किसी के हाथ से किसी चीज को पकड़ना या सहारा देना; किसी को या किसी चीज को रखना)
  • Example: If you can just hold on I'll go and get some help.
     

Correct Sentence: The crow held on to the piece of bread with its claws.