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PSA - CLASS - IX - FORMAT

Target No. Per Test Form
Test Context Domain/
Item Type

No. of
Items

No. of Passages

Total No. of Items

Qualitative
*

Stand Alone MCQ

6

*

Passage Based MCQ

6

6
2

SUB TOTAL

12

18

Quantitative
*

Stand Alone MCQ

10

*

Passage Based MCQ

4

SUB TOTAL

10
2

8

18

Language Conventions
*

Grammar & Usage MCQ

8

8

*

Vocabulary in Context MCQ

8

8

*

Passage Completion MCQ

8

8

SUB TOTAL

24

TOTAL

60

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LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS
I - Grammar and Usage-MCQ
1

I______ on this line before I realised my mistake.
(a) worked
(b) was worked
(c ) am working
(d) had been working

2

The doctor_____ an operation.
(a) do
(b) performed
(c ) is performed
(d) done

3

I _______ we should accept the offer.
(a) think
(b) will think
(c ) should think
(d) would think

4

We rested _____ the shade of the tree.
(a) in
(b) under
(c ) ourselves in
(d) ourselves under

5

She should be ashamed _____ her actions.
(a) by
(b) at
(c ) of
(d) in

6

He _____ friends has come back.
(a) and his
(b) or his
(c ) along with his
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(d) along with them
7

Nowadays,she_____ her drawing board to school.
(a) carried
(b) carries
(c ) take
(d) taken

8

Neither he nor his servants _________.
(a) leave
(b) have left
(c ) has left
(d) is left

9

_______ what he says.
(a) listen to
(b) listen
(c ) hear
(d) hear to

10

When I was in trouble,there was ______ to help me.
(a) anyone
(b) no one
(c ) someone
(d) all

11

I _____ lunch one hour ago.
(a) have had
(b) had had
(c ) had
(d) have

12

He thought that my car______ for sale.
(a) is
(b) was
(c ) has been
(d) going
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13

He tried to prevent me _______ doing my duty.
(a) against
(b) at
(c ) with
(d) from

14

I would apologise if I _______ you.
(a) am
(b) was
(c ) were
(d) are

15

He has ____ ulcer on

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