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H.S.L.C. 1996
(a) She would not _____ us how old she was. (tell, say)
(b) He _____ the money. (denied, refused)
H.S.L.C. 1997
(a) Several boats _____ during the storm. (sank/drownet)
(b) It is difficult to go out in bad ____.
H.S.L.C. 1998
(a) Today the _____ of Shillong is pleasant. (weather/climate)
(b) Both the parties came to an _____ settlement. (amiable/amicable)
H.S.L.C. 1999
(a) My warning had no _____ on the boy. (affect/effect)
(b) He could not _____ himself to the new situation. (adopt/adapt)
H.S.L.C. 2000
(a) He has easy _____ to the ministers. (excess/access)
(b) Hundreds of soldiers were _____ in the battle. (wounded/injured)
H.S.L.C. 2001
(a) The _____ in my shop is not good today. (sell/sale)
(b) He _____ good English. (says/speaks)
H.S.L.C. 2002
(a) It is not proper to _____ through an open window. (see/look)
(b) His parents' warning had no _____ on him. (affect/effect)
H.S.L.C. 2003
(a) The old man knew that his death was _____ (imminent/eminent)
(b) Several boats _____ in the river during the storm. (drowned/sank)
H.S.L.C. 2004
(a) I _____ I had taken your advice. (hope/wish)
(b) He will leave for England _____ . (shortly/recently)
H.S.L.C. 2005
(a) August 15 is a _____ day for the Indians. (historic/historical)
(b) He will lose marks for his _____ handwriting. (eligible/illegible)
H.S.L.C. 2006
(a) An _____ writer was invited as the chief guest. (eminent/imminent)
(b) A man of _____ respected by all (principal/principle)
H.S.L.C. 2007
(a) My advice had little _____ on the boy. (affect/effect)
(b) He was loved by all for his _____ nature. (amiable/amicable)
H.S.L.C. 2008
(a) His handwriting is _____ . (eligible/illegible)
(b) Nobody likes your _____ behaviour. (childlike/childish)
H.S.L.C. 2009
(a) The woman narrated the incident _____ (shortly/briefly)
(b) Her father was an _____ physician. (eminent/imminent)
H.S.L.C. 2010
(a) Our family deals in _____ products. (diary/dairy)
(b) He became popular because of his _____ nature. (amiable/amicable)
(c) The lady could not thread the needle because of her _____ (old age/weak health/poor eyesight)
(d) She does not read newspapers as she _____ (watches TV/can't read/has no time)
H.S.L.C. 2011
Frame sentences using any one pair of the following to show their differences in meaning:
Lose, loose; Rise, raise; Sight, site
H.S.L.C. 2012
Frame sentences using any one pair of the following:
Eligible, illegible; Accept, except; Altar, alter
H.S.L.C. 2013
Frame sentences using any one pair of the following:
Diary, dairy; Effect, affect; Site, cite
H.S.L.C. 2014
Frame sentences using any one pair of the following:
Principal, principle; Site, cite; Adopt, adapt
H.S.L.C. 2015
(a) The Brahmaputra has changed its _____ (Coarse/Course)
(b) Sankardeva was an _____ scholar. (eminent/imminent)
H.S.L.C. 2016
(a) My warning had no _____ on the boy. (affect/effect)
(b) He _____ to accept the money. (refused/denied)
H.S.L.C. 2017
(a) Rose smells _____ (sweetly/sweet)
(b) Her handwriting is _____ (illegible/eligible)
H.S.L.C. 2018
(a) Mr. John will come to Guwahati _____ (recently/shortly)
(b) Popular criticism has no _____ on the politicians. (effect/affect)
H.S.L.C. 2019
(a) She narrated the matter _____ . (shortly/briefly)
(b) Please _____ to what he says. (listen/hear)
H.S.L.C. 2020
(a) The tiger is a beast of _____ . (pray/prey)
(b) This medicine will _____ you of your pain. (relief/relieve)
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