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Everyone ____ aware of the rules. a) are b) were c) is d) have The quality of these mangoes ____ excellent. a) are b) were c) have d) is Bread and butter ____ my favourite breakfast. a) are b) were c) is d) have Neither the teachers nor the principal ____ present. a) are b) were c) have d) is A number of students ____ absent today. a) is b) was c) are d) has

Which tense is used to express a habitual action? a) Present Continuous b) Simple Present c) Present Perfect d) Past Perfect “She has been reading for two hours.” is an example of a) Present Perfect b) Present Continuous c) Present Perfect Continuous d) Past Perfect Continuous Which tense is used to show an action completed before another past action? a) Simple Past b) Past Continuous c) Past Perfect d) Present Perfect Identify the tense: “They will be waiting for you.” a) Simple Future b) Future Perfect c) Future Continuous d) Present Continuous Which tense is used for universal truths? a) Simple Present b) Present Perfect c) Simple Past d) Future Perfect

An interview is mainly a process of a) writing answers b) memorization c) evaluation and interaction d) entertainment The primary aim of an academic interview is to assess a) handwriting b) overall academic suitability c) speed of writing d) physical fitness Which of the following is NOT tested in an interview? a) Subject knowledge b) Communication skill c) Personality d) Spelling ability An interview in academic life mainly helps in a) rote learning b) copying skills c) oral communication d) handwriting improvement In a panel interview, the candidate is interviewed by a) one person b) two students c) a group of experts d) classmates The first impression in an interview is created by a) marks b) certificates c) greeting and body language d) final answer Which quality is most appreciated by interviewers? a) Arrogance b) Overconfidence c) Calm confidence d) Silence If a candidate does not know the answer, the best option is to a) guess b) remain silent c) accept honestly d) argue Intervi...

1. Introduction  In today’s competitive world, every individual needs a formal document to present his or her educational background, skills, experience, and achievements. This document is known as a Curriculum Vitae, commonly called CV. The term Curriculum Vitae comes from the Latin language and means “the course of life.” A CV provides a complete summary of a person’s academic journey, professional growth, abilities, and career objectives. A Curriculum Vitae is mainly used while applying for: Teaching jobs Academic positions Research fellowships Government jobs Scholarships Higher education Professional employment Thus, a CV acts as the first impression of a candidate before the employer. 2. Meaning of Curriculum Vitae A Curriculum Vitae is a written document that gives detailed information about a person’s: Personal details Educational qualifications Work experience Skills and competencies Achievements and awards Publications (if any) Hobbies and interests References Unlike a re...

Summary of Macbeth Macbeth is one of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies. Beginning: The play opens with three witches who prophesy that Macbeth, a brave Scottish general, will become the King of Scotland. They also predict that Banquo, Macbeth’s friend, will not be king himself but his descendants will rule. Rise of Ambition: Encouraged by Lady Macbeth and driven by ambition, Macbeth murders King Duncan while he is a guest in his castle. Macbeth becomes king, but his mind is restless and full of guilt. Growing Tyranny: Fearing the witches’ prophecy about Banquo’s descendants, Macbeth has Banquo killed, but Banquo’s son Fleance escapes. Macbeth continues to act cruelly, leading to fear and rebellion in Scotland. Downfall: Haunted by visions and pushed into madness, Lady Macbeth suffers from guilt and finally dies (possibly by suicide). Macbeth clings to the witches’ new prophecies, which make him feel invincible. Climax and End: In the final battle, Macbeth faces Macduff, a nobleman wh...

Summary of “She Walks in Beauty” by George Gordon, Lord Byron “She Walks in Beauty” is one of Lord Byron’s most famous and romantic lyric poems. It was written in 1814 and expresses the poet’s admiration for a woman’s inner and outer beauty. 🔹 Stanza-wise Summary: Stanza 1: "She walks in beauty, like the night / Of cloudless climes and starry skies..." The poem begins with a powerful simile: the woman is compared to the calm, clear night sky full of stars. Her beauty is a perfect balance of darkness and light — a rare harmony that makes her striking and graceful. Stanza 2: "One shade the more, one ray the less, / Had half impaired the nameless grace..." Byron emphasizes that even the smallest change in her appearance could ruin her perfect beauty. Her soft, glowing complexion and shining eyes reflect her calm and pure thoughts. Stanza 3: "And on that cheek, and o'er that brow, / So soft, so calm, yet eloquent..." The final stan...