IBA STS SCREENING TEST BPS 05 TO 15 PAST PAPERS AND SYLLABUS
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- Will
- Never
- Be
- None of these
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Explanation
"Will" is a helping verb that indicates future tense.
It is used with the base verb ("be" in this case) to form future tense constructions.
- In
- Noise
- Make
- None of these
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Explanation
"In" shows the relationship between the action and the location — it tells where the noise is made.
A preposition connects nouns or pronouns to other words in a sentence, often indicating place, time, or direction.
- The bell has rang.
- The bell has ringing.
- The bell has rung
- None of these
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Explanation
"Has" is followed by the past participle, and the correct past participle of "ring" is "rung."
"Rang" is the simple past; "ring" is base; "ringing" is present participle.
- In
- Of
- On
- None of these
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Explanation
"Based on" means the book uses true events as its foundation.
It’s the correct preposition to show the source or reason behind something.
- In
- For
- To
- None of these
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Explanation
Used to show involvement or taking part in an event.
Correct preposition with "participate" is "in" for activities like races.
- On
- In
- To
- None of these
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Explanation
"In" is used for months, years, and seasons — in the spring is the correct seasonal usage.
"On" is used for specific days/dates.
- To
- At
- On
- None of these
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Explanation
"On" is used to show something resting on a surface.
Here, the bird is sitting on the tree (likely on a branch).
- Windy
- Weather
- Shuts
- None of these
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Explanation
The correct imperative form is "Shut the door," not "Shuts the door."Imperative sentences use the base form of the verb.
- Easierly
- Work
- Manage
- None of these
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Explanation
The correct form is "easily", not "easierly" (which is not a word).
"Easily" is the proper adverb derived from "easy."
- Let's
- Which
- Visit
- None of these
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Explanation
"Which" is used for things, not people.
It should be "who is very ill" because it refers to a person (uncle Jamal).