2020 Past Papers PPSC MCQs ZILLADAR/AD L.G MONITORING INSPECTOR

PAPER OF ZILLADAR/AD L.G/MONITORING INSPECTOR

1. – I have heard many stories of bright young research workers being lured ___ only to find their position change for the work
2. – The condemned man appealed___ the court for mercy.
3. – there is little point in remonstrating ___ Raza. He won’t listen to reason.
4. – There is not much optimism in the air, but at least both sides are putting a brave face ___ proceedings.
5. – In their anxiety, prisoners would often blurt ____ pieces of vital information.
6. – The policeman story conflicts ____ that of the accused.
7. – contrary to my father’s expectations, I did quite well ___ the job.
8. – the line of action, if persisted ___ could lead to disaster.
9. – The plague break ____ in London that summer and hundreds died.
10. – They had few essential supplies to begin ___ so they had to improvise.
11. – The rules were rigid in principles, sometimes departed ____ in practice.
12. – It is reassuring to have friends enquire ___ you when you are ill.
13. – their life was hedged ____ with petty restrictions
14. – After a day out in the field, they pitched ____ the food with a rare appetite.
15. – if you would like to put in an application I am sure it will be regarded ___ sympathy.
16. . leave one to sink or swim.
17. . The pros and cons.
18.  to break the ice:
19. . by the rule of thumb:
20. . to lose one’s head:
21. . to be in abeyance:
22. .to spill the beans:
23. .to take a leap in the dark.
24. . to take the bull of the horns:
25. . to split hours:
26. . skeptical.
27. . wreck.
28. . relegate.
29. . sagacity.
30. . consummate.
31. . coalition.
32. . menace.
33.  invincible.
34. . abhor.
35. . erratic.
36. . disdain.
37. . arrogant.
38. . serene.
39. . predicament.
40. . ambiguous.
41. . persuasive.
42. . pacify.
43. . redundant.
44. . tangible.