SSC CGL Undated PYQs

Question 1

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 2

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 3

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 4

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 5

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 6

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 7

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 8

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 9

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 10

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 11

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 12

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Figure-based question. Compare the transformation rule in the prompt to each option figure.

Question 13

Select the correct passive form of the given sentence. 
She is teaching French to children.

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The original sentence is in the present continuous tense (is teaching). When converting to passive voice, the structure for present continuous is 'object + is/are/am + being + past participle + by + subject'. Therefore, 'Children are being taught French by her' is the correct passive form.

Question 14

Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined segment in the given
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select No improvement. 
I do not see some reasons why my application should be rejected.

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In negative sentences, 'any' is used instead of 'some'. The phrase 'any reason why' is grammatically correct and idiomatic.

Question 15

Select the most appropriate option to ﬁll in blank number (1).

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The phrase 'fond of' is a common idiom in English, meaning to have a strong liking or affection for something or someone. Therefore, 'of' is the correct preposition to complete the phrase.

Question 16

Select the most appropriate option to ﬁll in blank number (2).

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The word 'located' is the most appropriate choice to describe where something is positioned or situated, especially in a geographical context or within a larger structure. While 'situated' is a close synonym, 'located' is often preferred for general placement.

Question 17

Select the most appropriate option to ﬁll in blank number (3).

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The sentence describes an action that happened in the past and is now completed, indicating a past simple passive voice. 'Was made' correctly reflects this past tense and passive structure.

Question 18

Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word. 
Foul

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The word 'foul' means highly unpleasant, offensive, or unfair. The most appropriate antonym is 'fair', which means just, equitable, or pleasant.

Question 19

Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word. 
Malice

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Malice means the desire to do evil; ill will. Goodwill means friendly, helpful, or cooperative feelings or attitude. Therefore, Goodwill is the most appropriate antonym.

Question 20

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. 
Cut and dried

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The idiom 'cut and dried' means something that is already decided, settled, or planned in advance, leaving no room for discussion or change. Option 1 accurately reflects this meaning.