GROUP- IV - SpellBee International

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The Level III Competition will be based on
ALL THE ROUNDS from
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GROUP- IV
booklet for Additional Rounds
LEVEL III
Language for Life
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CONTENT
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ROUND - 7 : CROSSWORDS
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ROUND - 8 : IDIOMS AND PHRASES
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ANSWERS - CROSSWORDS
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ANSWERS - IDIOMS AND PHRASES
53
5
SAMPLE QUESTION PATTERN
55
6
COMPETITION DETAILS
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7
REWARDS & RECOGNITIONS
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CROSSWORDS
Group - IV : Round - 7
EXERCISE - 1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Identify the following:
ACROSS
4 - Eager to learn more and more
6 - In a sorry condition; pathetic
8 - Another word for protect
9 - To shine brightly
10 - Cut or tear into small narrow strips
4
DOWN
1 - To move very fast
2 - A fast running motion of a horse
3 - To baffle or confuse mentally
5 - Very high
7 - Something that causes trouble; a threat
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
ACROSS
1
7
9
10
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To pass away or to disappear
A thing that blocks one’s way or prevents progress
Fragile; breakable
To follow
DOWN
5
2
3
4
5
6
8
-
To provide work or occupation to someone
To make fun of someone or something
Higher in rank, status or quality
To increase in size, volume, etc.
A sudden event causing great damage
To run away from danger
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
ACROSS
1
4
7
8
10
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To copy or imitate someone’s speech, expression, gestures, etc.
A shaking or vibrating movement; a slight earthquake
Graceful and refined in appearance or manner
To give or to allocate
To make available; to give
DOWN
6
2
3
5
6
9
-
To understand
To blame or condemn openly
To pull or draw out, often with great force or effort
Complete loss of hope
One’s relatives or family
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 4
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
ACROSS
1
5
8
9
10
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Climb up over something high and steep
Wear away; erode
To foresee
To gain possession of something
Famous and outstanding
DOWN
7
2
3
4
6
7
-
An act of praising someone
To keep within certain limits
Liberal in giving or sharing
To act disloyally (especially to a person who trusts one)
To separate; disunite
4
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 5
1
4
2
5
3
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
ACROSS
2 - A person or thing that takes the place
of another; a replacement
4 - To feed on grass or pasture
7 - Passing on beliefs, culture, etc. from
generation to generation
8 - To form a mental image of something
10 - Not able to rest or relax or be still
11 - Active, fast and energetic
12 - To make something impure
8
DOWN
1 3 5 6 9 Extraordinarily great; unrealistic
Calm; free from disturbance
To stretch out
Rough and not fine in texture
To encourage or motivate
someone to do something
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 6
1
4
2
3
5
6
7
8
Identify the antonyms of the following:
ACROSS DOWN
2 - Weak
1 - Absent
3 - Admit
4 - Smile
6 - Pleasant 4 - Unknown
5 - Smooth
7 - Good and sincere
6 - Ignore
8 - Deep
9
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
ACROSS
1 - Disable
3 - Demote
7 - Talked
9 - Belief
10 - Late
10
DOWN
2
4
5
6
8
-
Depart
Destroy
Praise
Stay
Awake
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
ACROSS
3
5
7
9
10
11
-
Fall ill or sick
Light
Safety
To place
Spit
DOWN
1
2
4
6
8
-
Harmony
Depressed
Backward
Relaxed
Rough or harsh
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
ACROSS
3
4
8
9
12
-
Serious
Sink
Foolish
Fierce
DOWN
1
2
4
5
6
7
-
Catch
Friend
Lost
Stay
Open; public - known to all
Straight
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 10
1
3
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
ACROSS
1
4
5
7
8
9
10
13
-
Unclear
Away
Quiet
Loose
Separate
Calm
Pleased
DOWN
2 - Reality
3 - Broad
6 - Ordinary
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Identify the homophones of the following:
ACROSS
1 - Allowed
3 - Heart
4 - Heel 5 - Fair
7 - Grown
8 - Sell
14
DOWN
2 - Dew
3 - Whole
4 - Here
6 - Bear
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
ACROSS
2
6
8
9
15
-
Him
Lone
Roll
Jean
DOWN
1
3
4
5
7
-
One
Miner
Sale
Night
Pray
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 13
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
ACROSS
2
5
6
8
16
-
Here
Boy
Urn
Creek
DOWN
1
2
3
4
5
7
-
Gate
Air
Die
Four
Bore
Ark
7
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 14
1
2
3
5
4
6
7
8
ACROSS
1
2
3
5
7
8
17
-
So
Flair
Sent
Been
Made
Rung
DOWN
1
2
4
6
-
Seen
Flee
Tale
None
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 15
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
ACROSS
1 - Peek
2 - Waste
6 - There
7 - Pain
9 - Deer
18
DOWN
1
3
4
5
8
-
Pair
Sweet
Tide
Haul
Rap
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 16
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
ACROSS
4 - _________ are called the describing words
8 - A kind of free writing
9 - Words that have the opposite meaning of another word
10 - Words that end with similar sound are said to __________
DOWN
1 2 3 5 6 7 19
A piece of writing that has several related sentences
_________ are used to indicate time: Past / Present / Future
_________ are words that have the same pronunciation and spelling but different meanings (Example: lie (lie down) - lie (untruth))
Actions words are called ____________
A piece of writing that has a unique style and rhythm
Words that have the same meaning as another word
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 17
1
2
4
3
5
6
7
8
9
Identify the
following:
10
ACROSS
4
7
9
10
-
Rules concerning the structure of a language
To read and understand
A group of words put together to mean something
A book that lists the words of a language in alphabetical order and gives their meaning
DOWN
1
2
3
5
6
8
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A story with mythical characters
Wise sayings
Refers to time
The author of a famous collection of fables
A word qualifying a verb or an adjective
____________ is the study of the sounds of language
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 18
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
ACROSS
1 - The ____________ is a collection of Indian fables and colourful tales
4 - A famous Indian Epic
6 - “Reading ____________” is an exercise consisting of a passage with related questions,
designed to test student’s understanding
9 - The main idea, plan or scheme of the story is called its ___________
10 - The place where someone or something is located
DOWN
21
2
3
5
7
8
-
The style of writing where the characters are joined
The act of creating written words (esp. essays)
Words that replace nouns are called ____________
Opposite of singular
The main character of “Jungle Book”
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 19
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Identify the
following:
8
ACROSS
3 - Learn by heart
4 - The study of meanings
5 - Another word for story
7 - Chapter or module
8 - To question
9 - A stanza of a poem or hymn
9
DOWN
22
1
2
4
6
-
The stock of words in a language is called _________
The use of standard marks and signs like full stop, comma, etc. in writing
A single sentence or a remark
A written communication sent to a person or organisation
CROSSWORDS
EXERCISE - 20
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Identify the
following:
8
9
ACROSS
10
1 - The only wizard Voldemort feared; the ex-headmaster of ‘Hogwarts school of Witchcraft and
Wizardry’
5 - An outlaw who was a highly skilled archer and swordsman who robbed from the rich and gave
to the poor
8 - A reporter and adventurer who travels around the world with his dog Snowy
9 - The rich Jewish moneylender in Venice; the villain who demanded a ‘pound of flesh’ from
Antonio
10 - The fictional British secret service agent
DOWN
2
3
4
6
7
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-
A girl with magnificent long hair who was shut into a tower by an old witch
The wooden puppet who dreamt of becoming a real boy; his nose became longer whenever he lied
A michievous boy who can fly and refuses to grow up!
Sherlock Holmes’s friend and assistant : Dr. ___________
A little girl who fell down a rabbit hole and had adventures in the wonderland
IDIOMS AND PHRASES
FIND THE RIGHT MEANING FOR THE IDIOMS
EXERCISE - 1
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EXERCISE - 2
Hustle and bustle
A confused mind
An important business
Busy, excited activity
1)
A
B
C
After all
Everything is done
In the end; ultimately
In the beginning
1)
A
B
C
2)
A
B
C
Out of the blue
Suddenly or unexpectedly
From water
Out of a problem
2) One of a kind
a An example
b A unique item
c A gentle person
3) Do one’s bit
A Take a bite
B Take one’s share of responsibility in
a task
C Do something
3)
A
B
C
In the limelight
In a place of public attention or notice
Under yellow light
Place with a lot of lights
4)
A
B
C
The eye of the storm
Crisis
A rainy day
The centre point of the problem
4)
A
B
C
Make way for somebody
Give someone importance
Allow somebody to pass
Invite somebody
5)
A
B
C
From scratch
To notice something
Find the cause of a problem
From the very beginning
5)
A
B
C
A plum job
A job where you sell fruits
A very good job
A boring job
IDIOMS AND PHRASES
FIND THE RIGHT MEANING FOR THE IDIOMS
1)
A
B
C
EXERCISE - 3
Spick-and-span
Any useful instrument
Tools used for gardening
Fresh, clean and tidy in every way
1)
A
B
C
EXERCISE - 4
In stitches
Caught in a trap
Laugh uncontrollably
An old piece of cloth
2)
A
B
C
In tune with
Very good music
In agreement with
Perfect singing
2)
A
B
C
Once in a lifetime
Sometime in your life
Doing something everyday
Only once in the life of a person
3)
A
B
C
Send word to somebody
To give a book to someone
Send a gift
Send news, messages etc.
3)
A
B
C
Make a move
Push somebody
Moving furniture
To get started or leave
4)
A
B
C
Use one’s head
Wear a hat
Think properly or sensibly
Bow down in respect
4)
A
B
C
As old as the hills
The hills are always old
Very old; ancient
A long journey through mountains
5)
A
B
C
Fair enough
Something that is just or reasonable
Have a fair complexion
Someone who is goodlooking
5) The seventh heaven
A The state of extreme happiness and
satisfaction
B On the seventh floor of a building
C An imaginary place full of magic
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IDIOMS AND PHRASES
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FIND THE RIGHT MEANING
FOR THE IDIOMS
FIND THE RIGHT IDIOMS
FOR THE MEANING
EXERCISE - 5
EXERCISE - 6
1) The hard way
A The most difficult way of doing or
learning
B A very difficult job
C Something that is impossible
1) Old and therefore not useful or correct anymore
A Turn out
B Out of date
C In vogue
2)
A
B
C
On one’s knees
A punishment
Being very happy
Pleading or begging very hard
2)
A
B
C
To be inadequate or insufficient
Fall back
Fall short
Fall apart
3)
A
B
C
Act one’s age
Be in an acting school
Behave more maturely
Doing a role of an old man
3)
A
B
C
Fixed and unchanging
Rule of thumb
In a fix
Hard and fast
4)
A
B
C
Go down in history
Being a history student
Considering your past
Be remembered for a long time to
come
4)
A
B
C
To begin something
Kick off
Call off
Cut off
5) Thumb through something
A Insert yur thumb only
To look quickly through a book,
B
newspaper etc.
C Be optimistic about completing a task
5)
A
B
C
Argue or fight with somebody
Take your hat off to somebody
Lock horns with somebody
Toss a bone to somebody
IDIOMS AND PHRASES
FIND THE RIGHT IDIOMS FOR THE MEANING
EXERCISE - 7
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EXERCISE - 8
1)
A
B
C
Never quit
Never mind
Never say never
Never say die
1)
A
B
C
Annoy or irritate somebody
Strain every nerve
Get on somebody’s nerve
Bundle of nerves
2)
A
B
C
An integral part of something
Catch - 22
Part and parcel of something
The apple of one’s eye
2)
A
B
C
Careless statements, gossip etc.,
Sweet talk
Straight talk
Loose talk
3)
A
B
C
Take a risk
Take a chance
Make a scene
A spin - off
3)
A
B
C
In very few words
Add up
In a nutshell
In a flash
4) Someone who takes too much and reveals
others’ secrets
A A big mouth
B A long face
C A firm hand
4)
A
B
C
Increase and then decrease
Wax and wane
In and out
Make waves
5)
A
B
C
5)
A
B
C
Suffer from lack of money
Feel the pinch
Feel out of things
Feel in one’s bones
Accomplish what is desired
Pull a trick
Pull one's weight
Do the trick
IDIOMS AND PHRASES
FIND THE RIGHT IDIOMS FOR THE MEANING
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EXERCISE - 9
EXERCISE - 10
1)
A
B
C
Talk about a subject indirectly
Make a mountain out of a molehill
Beat around the bush
Pass the buck
1) It is too late to stop or prevent something
unpleasant happening
A Go haywire
B The damage is done
C Fall from grace
2)
A
B
C
Very angry with somebody
Mad at somebody
Point the finger at somebody
Knit one’s brows
2)
A
B
C
3)
A
B
C
A harsh rejection or refusal
A pat on the back
On the run
A slap in the face
3) Somebody who stays up late at night and
can work better during the night than in
the day
A A night owl
B Call it a night
C At a stretch
4)
A
B
C
Get rid of something
Weed out something
Kick back
Turn over a new leaf
4) In a very similar position or circumstance
(especially an unpleasant one)
A In the long run
B In the same boat
C Get your feet wet
5)
A
B
C
In very comfortable surroundings
Rags to riches
In the lap of luxury
Take it easy
5)
A
B
C
Very light in weight
Out of thin air
As light as a feather
Off the peg
Be patient
Hold your horses
Learn the ropes
Lie low
IDIOMS AND PHRASES
MATCH THE IDIOMS WITH THEIR MEANING
EXERCISE - 11
1
Level playing field
A
Nonsense
2
When all is said and done
B
Without any doubt
3
Mumbo jumbo
C
When all facts are considered
4
Quick buck
D
Fair competition
5
Without question
E
To make some money easily
EXERCISE - 12
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1
Take advantage of something
A
Involve one into a task with lot of enthusiasm
2
Get credit for something
B
Narrowly; only just
3
Throw oneself into something
C
4
By a whisker
D
5
Somebody’s jaw drops
E
Showing surprise especially at something
unpleasant
Make good use of something such as an
opportunity or benefit
Be recognised as a person who did something
EXERCISE - 13
Free somebody from punishment or
A
something unpleasant, difficult
On the point of being remembered so that it
B
can be said
1
Off late
2
Let somebody off the hook
3
With open arms
C
Recently
4
Take root
D
Receive somebody warmly and eagerly
5
On the tip of one’s tongue
E
Be firmly fixed in people’s mind
IDIOMS AND PHRASES
MATCH THE IDIOMS WITH THEIR MEANING
EXERCISE - 14
Learn from something that you have done or
A
something that has happened to you
1
Walk out
2
Learn one’s lesson
B
Because of warm, sentimental memories of the past
3
For old time’s sake
C
Appreciate or congratulate somebody
4
Be hard on somebody
D
Leave a meeting, conference etc. as a form of protest
5
Pat somebody on the back
E
Deal with somebody strictly or harshly
EXERCISE - 15
1
A square deal
A Have an expression on your face that shows dislike
2
A man of his word
B
Produce a good and desirable result
3
Make a face
C
A fair and honest exchange
4
From a to z
D
Somebody who keeps his promise
5
Bear fruit
E
Very thoroughly and in detail
The word ‘QUEUE’ is the only word in the English language that is
still pronounced the same way when the last four letters are removed.
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IDIOMS AND PHRASES
FILL IN THE APPROPRIATE WORDS TO COMPLETE THE IDIOMS
EXERCISE - 16
1
Laughter is the ______________ medicine
2
Look ______________ you leap
3
Necessity is the ______________ of invention
4
Empty ______________ make the most noise
5
______________ is better than wealth
EXERCISE - 17
1
Easier said than ______________
2
Birds of same ______________ flock together
3
A blessing in ______________
4
There are ______________ sides to every coin
5
All is well that ends ______________
EXERCISE - 18
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1
Appearances are ______________
2
Money does not grow on ______________
3
______________ what you preach
4
To err is human, to ______________ is divine
5
When there is a ______________ , there is a way
IDIOMS AND PHRASES
FILL IN THE APPROPRIATE WORDS TO COMPLETE THE IDIOMS
EXERCISE - 19
1
______________ minds think alike
2
Justice delayed is justice ______________
3
Knowledge is ______________
4
Don't judge a ______________ by its cover
5
An ______________ a day keeps the doctor away
EXERCISE - 20
1
A chain is no stronger than its ______________ link
2
A leopard cannot change its ______________
3
______________ is in the eye of the beholder
4
Charity begins at ______________
5
Cleanliness is next to ______________
The longest one syllable word
in the English language is
‘SCREECHED’
32
‘STEWARDESSES’ is the
longest word that is typed with only
the left hand
EXERCISE - 1
1
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2
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EXERCISE - 2
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EXERCISE - 3
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EXERCISE - 4
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EXERCISE - 5
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EXERCISE - 6
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EXERCISE - 7
1
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EXERCISE - 8
1
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3
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7
D A
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9
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R E M O
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10
S W A
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D
L
V
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4
F
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W
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A
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D
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EXERCISE - 9
1
T
3
H U M O
2
R
4
F L
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A
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5
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6
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7
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EXERCISE - 10
O B
1
V
2
I
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R
D
S
G
H
T
O
R M Y
Y
E
M
3
N
5
A L
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T O
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G
S
6
R
8
T O W A
4
7
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P
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C
A
9
S T
I
10
A N
L
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I
I
N
O
N
D
EXERCISE - 11
1
A L
O
U
2
D
3
U
4
5
F A
R
H E
O
A
E
G R
L
E
A
7
H A
6
O
B
A
N
R
8
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C E
L
L
R
T
EXERCISE - 12
1
W
O
2
H
Y
3
M N
I
4
N
6
L
O
5
A
K
7
P
I
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R
9
G
H
T
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A
N
R
S
E
N
E
Y
I
O
L
E
EXERCISE - 13
1
H E
A
D
E
I
Y
I
T
2
3
4
F
5
O
8
C R
E
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B U
O
E
A
R
O
6
K
G
E
7
A R
R
C
N
R
EXERCISE - 14
1
S
O W
C
2
F
L
A
R
E
L
N
E
5
B
E
3
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W
R
E
N
A 6N
U
N
4
T
A
U
8
C
7
G
M
A
I
L
D
EXERCISE - 15
1
P E
A
K
E
2
W A
I
R
3
S T
U
I
5
7
H
P A
L
L
6
N
T H
E
4
E
T
I
R
E
9
D E
8
A
W
R
A
P
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EXERCISE - 16
1
P
4
A D
2
J
T
E
3
C
T
I
V E
5
S
O
R
N
E
6
P
M
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M
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8
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S
7
A
A
P
9
A N
T
H
O
N
N
10
R H
Y M
M
S
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H
E
EXERCISE - 17
1
F
2
A
T
R
E
I
E
O
N
R
S
V
S
Y
7
5
C O M
T
9
3
A M M A
4
G R
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P R
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10
D I
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T
I
C
S
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A
H
S E
P
8
6
O
N
A
R
Y
EXERCISE - 18
1
P A
N
2
C H
A
T
A
N
T
R
A
U
4
M A
H
A
B
H
A
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3
A
T
A
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M
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9
50
7
P R
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P
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5
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6
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8
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10
P O
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I
T
I
O
N
EXERCISE - 19
1
2
P
3
M E M O
R
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S
U
4
C
5
T A
U
N
T
7
L E
T
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C
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6
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M
N
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S E M A
T
T
I
E
X
N
8
L
T
R
R
O
G
A
T
E
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9
V E
R
S
E
EXERCISE - 20
D
1
U
M
B
L
E
D
O
2
R
E
A
P
I
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U
N
T
5
R
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B
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T
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C
A
A
L
H
L
T
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N
9
C
10
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J
A
M
O
W
7
A
H
C
6
P
N
Z
R
T
P
P
4
8
3
E
S
B
O
N
D
C
K
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D
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L
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EXERCISE - 1
ANSWERS
1
B
EXERCISE - 2
ANSWERS
1
C
EXERCISE - 3
ANSWERS
1
C
EXERCISE - 4
ANSWERS
1
B
2
A
2
B
2
B
2
C
3
B
3
A
3
C
3
C
4
5
C
C
4
5
B
B
4
5
B
A
4
5
B
A
EXERCISE - 5
ANSWERS
1
A
EXERCISE - 6
ANSWERS
1
B
EXERCISE - 7
ANSWERS
1
C
EXERCISE - 8
ANSWERS
1
B
2
C
2
B
2
B
2
C
3
B
3
C
3
A
3
B
4
5
C
B
4
5
A
B
4
5
A
C
4
5
A
A
EXERCISE - 9
ANSWERS
1
B
EXERCISE - 10
EXERCISE - 11
EXERCISE - 12
ANSWERS
1
B
ANSWERS
1
D
ANSWERS
1
D
2
A
2
B
2
C
2
E
3
C
3
A
3
A
3
A
4
5
A
B
4
5
B
A
4
5
E
B
4
5
B
C
EXERCISE - 13
EXERCISE - 14
EXERCISE - 15
EXERCISE - 16
ANSWERS
1
C
ANSWERS
1
D
ANSWERS
1
C
ANSWERS
1 BEST
2
A
2
A
2
D
2
BEFORE
3
D
3
B
3
A
3
MOTHER
4
5
E
B
4
5
E
C
4
5
E
B
4
5
VESSELS
HEALTH
EXERCISE - 17
ANSWERS
1 DONE
EXERCISE - 18
ANSWERS
EXERCISE - 19
EXERCISE - 20
ANSWERS
1 WEAKEST
DECEPTIVE
ANSWERS
1 GREAT
TREES
2
DENIED
2
SPOTS
2
FEATHER
1
2
3
DISGUISE
3
PRACTICE
3
POWER
3
BEAUTY
4
5
TWO
WELL
4
5
FORGIVE
WILL
4
5
BOOK
APPLE
4
5
HOME
The words ‘ANGRY’ and
‘HUNGRY’ are the only two
that end in ‘gry’
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GODLINESS
The word ‘STRENGTHS’ is
the longest word in the English
language with just one vowel
SAMPLE QUESTION PATTERN FOR ADDITIONAL ROUNDS
(Group IV)
ROUND - 7 : CROSSWORDS
ER
N
1
TT
2
3
6
PA
5
4
7
TI
ON
8
QU
ES
So
Flair
Sent
Been
Made
Rung
DOWN
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1
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6
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M
PL
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SA
1
2
3
5
7
8
E
ACROSS
Seen
Flee
Tale
None
SAMPLE QUESTION PATTERN
Continued...
ROUND - 8 : IDIOMS AND PHRASES
Ans
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Ans
Annoy or irritate somebody
Strain every nerve
Get on somebody’s nerve
Bundle of nerves
6)
A
B
C
2)
A
B
C
Talk about a subject indirectly
Make a mountain out of a molehill
Beat around the bush
Pass the buck
7) Someone who takes too much and
reveals others’ secrets
A A big mouth
B A long face
C A firm hand
3)
A
B
C
An integral part of something
Catch - 22
Part and parcel of something
The apple of one’s eye
4)
A
B
C
To be inadequate or insufficient
Fall back
Fall short
Fall apart
5)
A
B
C
Very light in weight
Out of thin air
As light as a feather
Off the peg
TT
PA
ON
8) In a very similar position or
circumstance (especially an
unpleasant one)
A In the long run
B In the same boat
C Get your feet wet
TI
QU
ES
E
M
PL
SA
A harsh rejection or refusal
A pat on the back
On the run
A slap in the face
ER
N
1)
A
B
C
9)
A
B
C
10)
A
B
C
Argue or fight with somebody
Take your hat off to somebody
Lock horns with somebody
Toss a bone to somebody
In very comfortable surroundings
Rags to riches
In the lap of luxury
Take it easy
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Individual differences in mental abilities and
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Organising events and programmes
Monitoring Quality
Understanding Teens / Adolescents
Gifted and Talented Children Management
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Learning Tips & Managing studies
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Economics of behaviour
Attitude Re-engineering
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