Question as per paragraph.

1. A honest mistake  (a)
2. is no more than that; (b)
3. just an honest mistake. (c)
4. No error (d)

Explanation

A honest mistake  (a)

1. To be able to manage one's  (a)
2. anger is a reflection of an individual's (b)
3. psychological maturity. (c)
4. No error  (d)

Explanation

No error  (d)

1. The greatest glory in life  (a)
2. is to be able to realize ones dreams and ambitions   (b)
3. without trampling on those of others.  (c)
4. No error  (d)

Explanation

is to be able to realize ones dreams and ambitions   (b)

1. Once considered ninth planet of the solar system,  (a)
2. Pluto is today listed as the  (b)
3. largest dwarf planet of the solar system. (c)
    
4. No error (d)

Explanation

Once considered ninth planet of the solar system,  (a)

Question as per paragraph.

1. India's strengths are  (a)
2. its diversity of culture and  (b)
3. the spirit of tolerance in it's people.  (c)
4. No error  (d)

Explanation

the spirit of tolerance in it's people.  (c)

1. Failure is the stepping stone to success;  (a)
2. however, successive failures are not (b)
3. successive stepping stones to success. (c)
4. No error (d)

Explanation

- Option 1: "Failure is the stepping stone to success;" (a)

- This part of the sentence is correct. It states a common saying that failure can lead to success.

- Option 2: "however, successive failures are not (b)"

- This part is correct. It introduces a contrast to the initial statement, indicating that repeated failures may not have the same positive result.

- Option 3: "successive stepping stones to success. (c)"

- This part is correct. It logically concludes the contrasting idea started in option 2.

- Option 4: "No error (d)"

- There are no grammatical or logical errors in the sentence. Each part is correctly structured to convey the intended meaning.

1. The principal of the school  (a)
2. stressed the need for discipline  (b)
3. amongst the students.  (c)
4. No error  (d)

Explanation

No error  (d)

1. The Olympic Games reflects  (a)
2. the highest spirit of  (b)
3. human endeavour and achievement. (c)
4. No error (d)

Explanation

The Olympic Games reflects  (a)

1. Every person who believes in principles  (a)
2. must stand up to fight   (b)
3. for their convictions. (c)
4. No error  (d)

Explanation

for their convictions. (c)

1. A company of five thousand soldiers,  (a)
2. having marched tirelessly for over five days,  (b)
3. have just moved into their cantonment.  (c)
4. No error  (d)

Explanation

have just moved into their cantonment.  (c)

By: Parvesh Mehta