1. The administration will soon launch
(P) to educate the people about their rights
(Q) a consumer protection drive
(R) against using fraudulent means
(S) and to warn traders

2. The leader of the Opposition,
(P) in the manner he had planned to convince them,
(Q) on realising that he had failed to convince the assembly,
(R)who had a reputation for speech making,
(S) was very much disappointed

3. (P) he told the journalists
(Q)that the government must take firm action
(R)that the meeting unanimously decided
(S)after coming out of the Conference Hall

4. (1) In the coming session,
(P)of our computer management services
(Q)to make them
(R)more useful, efficient and cost effective
(S)we are undertaking a thorough review
(6) for your needs

5. (P) through the long, hot summer
(Q) if you plan to train hard
(R) continually
(S) you will need to acclimatize yourself

6. A policeman
(P) to abide
(Q) if he has to do well,
(R) by the strict letters of the law
(S) cannot afford

7. You must leave a note (P) otherwise sle will be terribly worried (Q) for your mother (R) at the usual hour (S) if you are not back home

8. (1) Nothing is more common than the idea
(P) of the twentieth century
(Q) in the western world
(R) the people living
(S) that we
(6) are eminently sane

9. (1) The advantage of travelling
(P)customs and manners, is that
(Q)we learn to appreciate the good points of others
(R) in different places and having
(S) the opportunities of observing people's
(6)and our prejudice against them disappear

10. (1) There are many versions
(P) of a 15 ft. rope,
(Q) in which the magician
(R) of the Indian rope-trick
(S) firmly?lds one end
(6) the other end of which he throws upwards