Writing Test 29

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Question 1
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Dev is searching for a wife and wants to draft an advertisement for this purpose.
Which of the following should he not include in the advertisement?

A
His name

B
Educational qualification

C
Appearance

D
Wanted Groom

Solution

The correct answer is Option D. Bride is the woman is going to get married. If Dev is searching for a wife he should write under the column of 'Bride Wanted'. 'Wanted Groom' does not suit the purpose and stands irrelevant to the context. In a classified advertisement only important and relevant information is published and it is charged accordingly.
Options A, B and C are incorrect as these information are relevant and important and thus need to be a part of the advertisement.
Question 2
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A popular hair salon is relocating. They wish to create an advertisement to inform and attract customers to come to the new salon.
Which of the following should they not include in the advertisement?

A
Name of the salon

B
Special offers and discounts for first 50 customers

C
History of the salon

D
Contact details

Solution

The correct answer is Option C. The history of the salon will not help to inform the customers of its new location. This is additional and unimportant information and thus stands irrelevant to the context. In a classified advertisement only important and relevant information is published and it is charged accordingly.
Options A, B and D are incorrect as these information are relevant and important and thus need to be a part of the advertisement.
Question 3
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Due to the death of a famous political leader, all schools and colleges have been asked to remain closed for two days. As the principal of Montgomery School, you must write a notice, informing students that the school shall remain closed for the next two days.
Which of the following is the least likely to be included in this notice?

A
Notice

B
Therefore, kindly do not to send your son / daughter to school on 8th and 9th November.

C
Date 6th November 2016

D
It is really sad that a leader whom we all knew and loved....

Solution

A notice is a printed or a written announcement, issued to inform a large number of people about an event or an incident. The language used in a notice is always formal. A notice is always factual and to-the point.
The correct answer is Option D. The language used in it is justifying personal emotions which is not the purpose of a notice and thus it is not suitable to be included in a notice.
Options A, B and C are incorrect as they are precise and to-the-point to be a part of the notice in the given context.
Question 4
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Raja is searching for a second-hand laptop to buy. He needs to draft an advertisement for this purpose.
Which of the following should he NOT include in the advertisement?

A
Purchase

B
Make of laptop

C
Expected price

D
His educational qualification

Solution

The correct answer is Option D. For buying a laptop the educational qualification of the buyer is not necessary and so this stands irrelevant to the context. In a classified advertisement only important and relevant information is published and it is charged accordingly.
Options B and C are incorrect as these information are relevant and important and thus need to be a part of the advertisement.
Option A is incorrect as it mentions the column in which the advertisement has to be published.
Question 5
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Parinitha is searching for a husband. She wants to draft an advertisement for this purpose.
Which of the following should he not include in the advertisement?

A
Her educational qualification

B
Her hobbies

C
Her complexion, height, and age

D
Her current salary

Solution

The correct answer is Option D. If Parinitha is searching for a husband her personal details are required. Professional details like salary stands irrelevant to the context. In a classified advertisement only important and relevant information is published and it is charged accordingly.
Options A, B and C are incorrect as these information are relevant and important and thus need to be a part of the advertisement.
Question 6
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Reema is starting a catering business and needs to create an advertisement to attract customers.
Which of the following should she not include in the advertisement?

A
Name of business

B
Menu details

C
Reasons for opening the business

D
Her contact details and email id

Solution

The correct answer is Option . The reason for opening the catering business will not help Reema to attract customers so this point stands unimportant irrelevant to the context. In a classified advertisement only important and relevant information is published and it is charged accordingly.
Options A, B and D are incorrect as these information are relevant and important and thus need to be a part of the advertisement.
Question 7
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Identify a suitable notice headline for the following:
All employees at your company have been asked to bring their salary slips of the previous month to the office. A notice regarding the same has been put up at the office entrance.

A
salary slips required

B
All employees must bring their salary slips

C
Salary Slips Required

D
Bring your salary slip!

Solution

The heading of the notice should be short, eye-catching and should abundantly clear the purpose of the notice.
The correct answer is Option C. This heading clearly suggests that the notice is issued to inform that the salary slips of the employees are required by the company.
Option A is incorrect as the heading always starts with a capital letter.
Option B is incorrect as there is too much information in the heading. The details should be included in the body of the notice.
Option D is incorrect as the language used in the heading is very informal.
Question 8
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Select the best version of the following to create sentence variation:
(Ensure the meaning of the sentence remains the same)

The Robertsons sold the country house even though they had spent hundreds of hours and thousands of pounds renovating it.

A
The Robertsons sold the country house. They had spent hundreds of hours and thousands of pounds renovating it.

B
The Robertsons sold the country house that they had spent hundreds of hours and thousands of pounds renovating.

C
After having spent hundreds of hours and thousands of pounds renovating the country house, the Robertsons sold it.

D
The Robertsons, despite having spent hundreds of hours and thousands of pounds renovating it, sold the country house.

Solution

The correct answer is Option C.
Here, the order of the events are rightly expressed with the use of appropriate prepositions and punctuation. The meaning is also retained in the given sentence.
Options A, B and D are incorrect as the proper sequence of events are not ensured and the meaning of the sentence is also altered in them.
Question 9
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Select the best version of the following to create sentence variation:
(Ensure the meaning of the sentence remains the same)

I walked to the shop. I bought a carton of milk and some eggs. I walked back home after that.

A
I walked to the shop where I bought a carton of milk and some eggs. I walked back home after that.

B
I walked to the shop, I bought a carton of milk and some eggs, and I walked back home after that.

C
I walked to the shop and bought a carton of milk and some eggs. Then, I walked back home.

D
I walked to the shop so as to buy a carton of milk, after which I walked home.

Solution

The correct answer is Option C.
The events in the given context are followed appropriately in Option C and the conjunctions are rightly placed not changing the meaning of the sentence.
Options A, B and D are incorrect as they do not retain the actual meaning of the sentence due to the inappropriate use of punctuation and conjunctions.
Question 10
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Select the best version of the following to create sentence variation:
(Ensure the meaning of the sentence remains the same)

The boat, sleek and efficient, won the competition.

A
The boat, which was sleek and efficient, won the competition.

B
Sleek and efficient, the boat won the competition.

C
The boat won the competition as it was sleek and efficient.

D
The boat was not only sleek and efficient but won the competition.

Solution

The correct answer is Option B.
Here, 'Sleek and efficient' used in the beginning of the sentence emphasizes the features of the boat that helped it to win the competion and in the remaining sentence the words are placed in the correct order and the verb agrees to the subject appropriately.
Options A, C and D are incorrect as the emphasis is not ensured and the meaning is also not retained in the given options due to inappropriate ordering of events.

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Question 1

His name

Educational qualification

Appearance

Wanted Groom

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Question 2

Name of the salon

Special offers and discounts for first 50 customers

History of the salon

Contact details

Solution

Question 3

Notice

Therefore, kindly do not to send your son / daughter to school on 8th and 9th November.

Date 6th November 2016

It is really sad that a leader whom we all knew and loved....

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Question 4

Purchase

Make of laptop

Expected price

His educational qualification

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Question 5

Her educational qualification

Her hobbies

Her complexion, height, and age

Her current salary

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Question 6

Name of business

Menu details

Reasons for opening the business

Her contact details and email id

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Question 7

salary slips required

All employees must bring their salary slips

Salary Slips Required

Bring your salary slip!

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Question 8

The Robertsons sold the country house. They had spent hundreds of hours and thousands of pounds renovating it.

The Robertsons sold the country house that they had spent hundreds of hours and thousands of pounds renovating.

After having spent hundreds of hours and thousands of pounds renovating the country house, the Robertsons sold it.

The Robertsons, despite having spent hundreds of hours and thousands of pounds renovating it, sold the country house.

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Question 9

I walked to the shop where I bought a carton of milk and some eggs. I walked back home after that.

I walked to the shop, I bought a carton of milk and some eggs, and I walked back home after that.

I walked to the shop and bought a carton of milk and some eggs. Then, I walked back home.

I walked to the shop so as to buy a carton of milk, after which I walked home.

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Question 10

The boat, which was sleek and efficient, won the competition.

Sleek and efficient, the boat won the competition.

The boat won the competition as it was sleek and efficient.

The boat was not only sleek and efficient but won the competition.

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