| 111. | Fate smiles …… those who untiringly grapple with stark realities of life. |
| a. | with |
| b. | over |
| c. | on |
| d. | round |
| 112. | The miser gazed …… at the pile of gold coins in front of him. |
| a. | avidly |
| b. | admiringly |
| c. | |
| d. | earnestly |
| 113. | Catching the earlier train will give us the …… to do some shopping. |
| a. | chance |
| b. | luck |
| c. | possibility |
| d. | occasion |
| 114. | I saw a …… of cows in the field. |
| a. | group |
| b. | herd |
| c. | swarm |
| d. | flock |
| 115. | The grapes are now …… enough to be picked. |
| a. | ready |
| b. | mature |
| c. | ripe |
| d. | advanced |
| 116. | Success in this examination depends …… hard work alone. |
| a. | at |
| b. | over |
| c. | for |
| d. | on |
| 117. | My uncle decided to take …… and my sister to the market. |
| a. | I |
| b. | mine |
| c. | me |
| d. | myself |
| 118. | If you smuggle goods into the country, they may be …… by the customs authority. |
| a. | possessed |
| b. | punished |
| c. | confiscated |
| d. | fined |
| 119. | Man does not live by …… alone. |
| a. | food |
| b. | bread |
| c. | meals |
| d. | diet |
| 120. | Piyush behaves strangely at times and, therefore, nobody gets …… with him. |
| a. | about |
| b. | through |
| c. | along |
| d. | up |