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Best Sites for SSC CGL

There are so many websites where we can understand the exam pattern, syllabus and each mock test consist of PYQ (previous year papers), several mock test sites provide us free online mock test. After completing 60% syllabus, start doing mocks twice a week.

Let's know the best site for Competitive Exams:  

First and foremost, I would like to suggest you 

Use free resources like  

Textbook 

It is a free online mock test and most of the aspirants like this because

 it has detailed solutions.

Adda 247

Lots of students prefer this because this is 

a free online test series for SSC CGL Teir 1 and Teir 2.

Both of them are free sites for mock test.If you are preparing for SSC CGL or any 
type of government exam, these two sites are good to opt. They are the most trusted
sites, and they provide us more than 1000+ mocks based on real exam pattern.

Besides this, Gradeup, Oliveboard, Unacademy, Cracku, offer free trials, 
and help you to decide which one best matches your preparation strategy.

Importance of Mock Test:

Mock Test for SSC CGL

Choose the correct sentence:

1. He don't likes to play indoor games.
2. He doesn't like to play indoor games.
3. He doesn't likes to play indoor games.
4.  He don't like to play indoor games.

 Ans:(2) He doesn't like to play indoor games. 

Explanation: The correct auxiliary verb for third person subjects is "doesn't"

instead of "don't ". The base form of the verb "like" follows "doesn't" without "s".

Select the correct sentence with proper pronoun usage:

1. Each of the students must submit their practical file tomorrow.
2. Each of the students must submit his or her practical file tomorrow.
3. Each of the students must submit their practical files tomorrow.
4. Each of the student must submit his practical file tomorrow.

Ans:(2) Each of the students must submit his or her practical file tomorrow.

Explanation: Here, "Each" is singular so the person should be his or her to match

the singular subject." Their " is plural and does not agree with "each".

Choose the sentence with the correct use of commas:

1. My friend, who is a manager, works in an international.organization.
2. My friend who is a manager, works in an international organization.
3. My friend, who is a manager works in an international organization.
4. My friend who, is a manager works in an international organization.

Ans:(1) My friend, who is a manager, works in an international organization.

Explanation: The commas are used to set off nonrestrictive clauses, which

 provide additional information. Here, "who is a manager" is nonrestrictive

and should be surrounded by commas.

Identify the sentence with the correct use of past perfect tense:

1. By the time we had reached the park, it had started pouring.
2. By the time we reached the park, it started pouring.
3. By the time we reached the park, it would start pouring.
4. By the time we reached the park, it had started pouring.   

Ans:(4) By the time we reached the park, it had started pouring.

Explanation: In the past perfect tense we use, "had started" clearly indicates

an action that was completed before another action in the past, which is "arrived".

Antonym of " Inevitable"

1. Change
2. Disappear
3. Avoidable
4. Uncertain

Ans: (3) Avoidable 

One Word Substitution:

Impossible to describe

1. Easy
2. Ineffable
3. Appaling
4. Stupendous

Ans: Ineffable

Fill in the blank:

My grandmother always ...... ...... in my cleaning.

1. pick holes
2. picks hole
3. picked holes
4. picks holes

Ans: (4) My grandmother always picks holes in my cleaning.

Pick holes means to find faults or weaknesses in something.

Masculine gender of " Doe"

1. Lad
2. Drake
3. Buck
4. Earl

Ans: (3) Buck

Spot the error:

The quality of the books are not satisfactory.

1. The quality
2. of the books
3. are not
4. satisfactory

Ans: (3) are not
Explanation:  The subject of the sentence here is ' quality ' that is singular
so, the must be singular which is 'is'. In the sentence, 'of the books' is
 a prepositional phrase, the verb should agree with the main subject (Quality)
 not the object of the preposition (of the books).