English Comprehension PYQs

Directions: Five sentences A,B,C,D and E are given below, you need to rearrange the sentences so that the five sentences can together form a meaningful paragraph.

A. These diamonds are more valuable than the clusters of smaller crystals known as bort and carbonados.

B. To retrieve the diamonds, the earth is crushed and concentrated.

C. Scarce diamonds are large single crystals of Genuine crystalline carbon.

D. The concentrated material is then sorted by passing it over streams of water on greased tables.

E. Diamonds are found in diamantiferous earth that is located in both open-air pits and underground mines.

Directions: Five sentences A,B,C,D and E are given below, you need to rearrange the sentences so that the five sentences can together form a meaningful paragraph.

A. These diamonds are more valuable than the clusters of smaller crystals known as bort and carbonados.

B. To retrieve the diamonds, the earth is crushed and concentrated.

C. Scarce diamonds are large single crystals of Genuine crystalline carbon.

D. The concentrated material is then sorted by passing it over streams of water on greased tables.

E. Diamonds are found in diamantiferous earth that is located in both open-air pits and underground mines.

Directions: Five sentences A,B,C,D and E are given below, you need to rearrange the sentences so that the five sentences can together form a meaningful paragraph.

A. These diamonds are more valuable than the clusters of smaller crystals known as bort and carbonados.

B. To retrieve the diamonds, the earth is crushed and concentrated.

C. Scarce diamonds are large single crystals of Genuine crystalline carbon.

D. The concentrated material is then sorted by passing it over streams of water on greased tables.

E. Diamonds are found in diamantiferous earth that is located in both open-air pits and underground mines.

Directions: Five sentences A,B,C,D and E are given below, you need to rearrange the sentences so that the five sentences can together form a meaningful paragraph.

A. These diamonds are more valuable than the clusters of smaller crystals known as bort and carbonados.

B. To retrieve the diamonds, the earth is crushed and concentrated.

C. Scarce diamonds are large single crystals of Genuine crystalline carbon.

D. The concentrated material is then sorted by passing it over streams of water on greased tables.

E. Diamonds are found in diamantiferous earth that is located in both open-air pits and underground mines.

Directions: Five sentences A,B,C,D and E are given below, you need to rearrange the sentences so that the five sentences can together form a meaningful paragraph.

A. These diamonds are more valuable than the clusters of smaller crystals known as bort and carbonados.

B. To retrieve the diamonds, the earth is crushed and concentrated.

C. Scarce diamonds are large single crystals of Genuine crystalline carbon.

D. The concentrated material is then sorted by passing it over streams of water on greased tables.

E. Diamonds are found in diamantiferous earth that is located in both open-air pits and underground mines.

In the given question, a passage with seven blanks labeled (A) – (G) is given. You are required to fill the correct word in the blanks.

When we’re hungry, just about any food will do, but a (A) can leave us fixated on a particular food until we get our hands, or indeed mouths, on it. It’s widely believed that cravings are our body’s way of (B) to us that we’re deficient in a certain nutrient – and for pregnant women, their cravings signal what their baby needs. But is this really true? Much of the (C) into cravings has instead found that there are probably several causes for cravings – and they’re mostly (D).

In the early 1900s, Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov realized that dogs anticipated food in response to certain stimuli associated with feeding time. In a series of well-known (E), Pavlov taught the dogs to respond to the sound of a bell by drooling. Food cravings largely can be explained by this conditioning response. If you always eat popcorn when you watch your (F) TV show, your cravings for popcorn will increase when you watch it. Chocolate is one of the most common food cravings in the West – which supports the argument that cravings don’t stem from nutritional (G), since chocolate doesn’t really contain high levels of anything we could be deficient in.

In the given question, a passage with seven blanks labeled (A) – (G) is given. You are required to fill the correct word in the blanks.

When we’re hungry, just about any food will do, but a (A) can leave us fixated on a particular food until we get our hands, or indeed mouths, on it. It’s widely believed that cravings are our body’s way of (B) to us that we’re deficient in a certain nutrient – and for pregnant women, their cravings signal what their baby needs. But is this really true? Much of the (C) into cravings has instead found that there are probably several causes for cravings – and they’re mostly (D).

In the early 1900s, Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov realized that dogs anticipated food in response to certain stimuli associated with feeding time. In a series of well-known (E), Pavlov taught the dogs to respond to the sound of a bell by drooling. Food cravings largely can be explained by this conditioning response. If you always eat popcorn when you watch your (F) TV show, your cravings for popcorn will increase when you watch it. Chocolate is one of the most common food cravings in the West – which supports the argument that cravings don’t stem from nutritional (G), since chocolate doesn’t really contain high levels of anything we could be deficient in.

In the given question, a passage with seven blanks labeled (A) – (G) is given. You are required to fill the correct word in the blanks.

When we’re hungry, just about any food will do, but a (A) can leave us fixated on a particular food until we get our hands, or indeed mouths, on it. It’s widely believed that cravings are our body’s way of (B) to us that we’re deficient in a certain nutrient – and for pregnant women, their cravings signal what their baby needs. But is this really true? Much of the (C) into cravings has instead found that there are probably several causes for cravings – and they’re mostly (D).

In the early 1900s, Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov realized that dogs anticipated food in response to certain stimuli associated with feeding time. In a series of well-known (E), Pavlov taught the dogs to respond to the sound of a bell by drooling. Food cravings largely can be explained by this conditioning response. If you always eat popcorn when you watch your (F) TV show, your cravings for popcorn will increase when you watch it. Chocolate is one of the most common food cravings in the West – which supports the argument that cravings don’t stem from nutritional (G), since chocolate doesn’t really contain high levels of anything we could be deficient in.

In the given question, a passage with seven blanks labeled (A) – (G) is given. You are required to fill the correct word in the blanks.

When we’re hungry, just about any food will do, but a (A) can leave us fixated on a particular food until we get our hands, or indeed mouths, on it. It’s widely believed that cravings are our body’s way of (B) to us that we’re deficient in a certain nutrient – and for pregnant women, their cravings signal what their baby needs. But is this really true? Much of the (C) into cravings has instead found that there are probably several causes for cravings – and they’re mostly (D).

In the early 1900s, Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov realized that dogs anticipated food in response to certain stimuli associated with feeding time. In a series of well-known (E), Pavlov taught the dogs to respond to the sound of a bell by drooling. Food cravings largely can be explained by this conditioning response. If you always eat popcorn when you watch your (F) TV show, your cravings for popcorn will increase when you watch it. Chocolate is one of the most common food cravings in the West – which supports the argument that cravings don’t stem from nutritional (G), since chocolate doesn’t really contain high levels of anything we could be deficient in.

In the given question, a passage with seven blanks labeled (A) – (G) is given. You are required to fill the correct word in the blanks.

When we’re hungry, just about any food will do, but a (A) can leave us fixated on a particular food until we get our hands, or indeed mouths, on it. It’s widely believed that cravings are our body’s way of (B) to us that we’re deficient in a certain nutrient – and for pregnant women, their cravings signal what their baby needs. But is this really true? Much of the (C) into cravings has instead found that there are probably several causes for cravings – and they’re mostly (D).

In the early 1900s, Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov realized that dogs anticipated food in response to certain stimuli associated with feeding time. In a series of well-known (E), Pavlov taught the dogs to respond to the sound of a bell by drooling. Food cravings largely can be explained by this conditioning response. If you always eat popcorn when you watch your (F) TV show, your cravings for popcorn will increase when you watch it. Chocolate is one of the most common food cravings in the West – which supports the argument that cravings don’t stem from nutritional (G), since chocolate doesn’t really contain high levels of anything we could be deficient in.

In the given question, a passage with seven blanks labeled (A) – (G) is given. You are required to fill the correct word in the blanks.

When we’re hungry, just about any food will do, but a (A) can leave us fixated on a particular food until we get our hands, or indeed mouths, on it. It’s widely believed that cravings are our body’s way of (B) to us that we’re deficient in a certain nutrient – and for pregnant women, their cravings signal what their baby needs. But is this really true? Much of the (C) into cravings has instead found that there are probably several causes for cravings – and they’re mostly (D).

In the early 1900s, Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov realized that dogs anticipated food in response to certain stimuli associated with feeding time. In a series of well-known (E), Pavlov taught the dogs to respond to the sound of a bell by drooling. Food cravings largely can be explained by this conditioning response. If you always eat popcorn when you watch your (F) TV show, your cravings for popcorn will increase when you watch it. Chocolate is one of the most common food cravings in the West – which supports the argument that cravings don’t stem from nutritional (G), since chocolate doesn’t really contain high levels of anything we could be deficient in.

In the given question, a passage with seven blanks labeled (A) – (G) is given. You are required to fill the correct word in the blanks.

When we’re hungry, just about any food will do, but a (A) can leave us fixated on a particular food until we get our hands, or indeed mouths, on it. It’s widely believed that cravings are our body’s way of (B) to us that we’re deficient in a certain nutrient – and for pregnant women, their cravings signal what their baby needs. But is this really true? Much of the (C) into cravings has instead found that there are probably several causes for cravings – and they’re mostly (D).

In the early 1900s, Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov realized that dogs anticipated food in response to certain stimuli associated with feeding time. In a series of well-known (E), Pavlov taught the dogs to respond to the sound of a bell by drooling. Food cravings largely can be explained by this conditioning response. If you always eat popcorn when you watch your (F) TV show, your cravings for popcorn will increase when you watch it. Chocolate is one of the most common food cravings in the West – which supports the argument that cravings don’t stem from nutritional (G), since chocolate doesn’t really contain high levels of anything we could be deficient in.