Redundancy Test 1

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Redundancy Test 1

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Question 1
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Sophia returned back the gift given by Clara, as she was angry with her.
Which of the following words shows redundancy in the given sentence?

A
back

B
given

C
Clara

D
her

Solution

Out of the given words, the usage of the word 'back' shows redundancy, as the word preceded by it, which is 'returned', means the same as 'back'. Hence, the word 'back' is not required here.
Question 2
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Which of the following phrases is not a redundant phrase?

A
finished on time

B
fumed with anger

C
buried underground

D
cooperate together

Solution

Out of the given phrases, 'finished on time' is not a redundant phrase, as the words, 'finished' and 'on time', express different meanings.
Question 3
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Which of the following phrases is a redundant phrase?

A
jumped out

B
wrote fast

C
first began

D
spoke loudly

Solution

Out of the given words, 'first began' is a redundant phrase, as both the words, 'first' and 'began' express the same meaning.
Question 4
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The coming of Jade to Samaira's party was an unexpected surprise.
Which of the following words shows redundancy in the given sentence?

A
coming

B
unexpected

C
party

D
Samaira's

Solution

Out of the given words, the usage of the word 'unexpected' shows redundancy, as the word following it, which is 'surprise', means the same as 'unexpected'. Hence, the word 'unexpected' is not required here.
Question 5
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Stephen provided a wrong misinformation to his teacher.
Which of the following words shows redundancy in the given sentence?

A
provided

B
Stephen

C
his

D
wrong

Solution

Out of the given words, the usage of the word 'wrong' shows redundancy, as the word following it, which is 'misinformation', means the same as 'wrong'. Hence, the word 'wrong' is not required here.