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A
preposition
B
adverb
C
noun
D
conjuction

Explanation

Here 'down' modifies the verb 'went' and indicates direction/place. It doesn't govern a noun object, so it is an Adverb (Adverb of Place).

A
Doing this is impossible
B
This is impossible to be done
C
This is must be done
D
This can’t be done

Explanation

The passive form of 'It is impossible to do this' transforms to 'This can’t be done' or 'It is impossible for this to be done'. Given options, 'This can’t be done' is the closest functional equivalent.

A
John Milton
B
Jane Mansfield
C
William Cowper
D
William Shakespeare

Explanation

John Milton wrote the famous epic 'Paradise Lost'. Shakespeare wrote plays and sonnets, not epics.

A
vague idea
B
in offensive expression
C
a sonnet
D
wise saying

Explanation

Euphemism is a polite or indirect expression used to replace words or phrases considered harsh or offensive (e.g., 'passed away' instead of 'died').

A
Common noun
B
Abstract noun
C
Materiel noun
D
Proper noun

Explanation

'Mutton' refers to the flesh of sheep used as food. Like water, gold, or rice, it is a substance, hence a Material Noun.

A
Verbal noun
B
Praticiple
C
Verb
D
Greund

Explanation

Here 'Reading' acts as the subject of the sentence and functions as a noun, but is formed from a verb. Thus, it is a Gerund (Verb+ing acting as Noun).

A
such
B
either
C
that
D
any

Explanation

Distributive pronouns refer to members of a group individually (e.g., each, either, neither). 'Either' is a distributive pronoun.

A
Mathew Arnold
B
Alexander Pope
C
Robert Browning
D
Alfred Tennyson

Explanation

Alexander Pope belongs to the Augustan/Neoclassical Age (18th Century). Arnold, Browning, and Tennyson are all major Victorian poets (19th Century).

A
A big speech
B
Maiden speech
C
An unimportant speeech
D
A verbose speech

Explanation

A speech containing more words than necessary is called a 'verbose speech'. A 'Maiden speech' is a first speech.

A
Noun clause
B
Adjective clause
C
Adverbial clause
D
Subordinate clause

Explanation

The clause 'while the iron is hot' modifies the verb 'strike' and indicates time. Therefore, it is an Adverbial Clause (of time).