Select the option that most appropriately describes the meaning of both the words and mark your response.

‘Concurrent’ and ‘Consecutive’

Identify the sentence/s in which the highlighted words have been used correctly in the context
1. They will soon be applying for permission.
2. They shall be pleased with the arrangements made by us.

Identify the sentence/s in which the highlighted words have been used correctly in the context
1. The issue of human rights is immanent in the constitution of most countries.
2. They invited an imminent person as the chief guest for the event.

Identify the sentence/s in which the highlighted words have been used correctly in the context
1. You have been frivolous, whereas I have been serious.
2. The difficulties seemed insurmountable; nevertheless, the courage to carry on was undaunted.

Identify the sentence/s in which the highlighted words have been used correctly in the context
1. Among those who had applied for the job I found four candidates to be outstanding.
2. Amidst the confusion caused by the melee, the perpetrators slipped away.

Identify the sentence/s in which the highlighted words have been used correctly in the context
1. In spite the cold he decided to climb the mountain top.
2. Despite of the warning she was determined to swim the entire distance.

Identify the option that defines the homonyms ‘gate’ and ‘gait’ most appropriately.

There are two sentences (S1) and (S2) based on commonly used word(s), which are highlighted. Read the two sentences carefully and mark the response that denotes the correct use of these words in each of the two sentences.
(S1) What is especially noticeable about the pair is that they always dress impeccably.
(S2) Lunch is served late in the office, specially on days when there is a board meeting.

There are two sentences (S1) and (S2) based on commonly used word(s), which are highlighted. Read the two sentences carefully and mark the response that denotes the correct use of these words in each of the two sentences.
(S1): The teacher enquired whether there is any problem with the question paper.
(S2): He asked her whether she had some pets at home.

There are two sentences (S1) and (S2) based on commonly used word(s), which are highlighted. Read the two sentences carefully and mark the response that denotes the correct use of these words in each of the two sentences.
(S1) The matter was resolved amicably between the group even through there were so many of them.
(S2) Among them the two never have problems sharing what they have.

Select the option that most appropriately describes the meaning of both the words and mark your response.

‘Stationery’ and ‘Stationary’