Answer Key of 15 common questions of English, 60 Questions of PGT (English) & 20 Questions of General Maths and Reasoning from HTET 2017 Exam conducted by HBSE
HTET 2017 PGT level is being considered the toughest exam of this year conducted so far. But Brainylads always being ahead in the race presents you the answers of 15 common questions of English put up in the exam followed by 60 questions of PGT English and 20 common questions of Maths and Reasoning asked by HBSE in HTET exam conducted on 23rd December, 2017. We are trying our level best to get in touch with experts for the solutions of other questions of psychology and Hindi.
Given below are the answers of Set: C (Unofficial Answer Key)
Ans46. Unpunctual
Ans47. Many
Ans48. New houses have been built
Ans49. To know the techniques or ways of doing a job
Ans50. Father asked me to allow the child to play.
Ans51. Past Participle
Ans52. He was crowned king
Ans53. Adopt
Ans54. Extinguish
Ans55. Has been working
Ans56. The, a
Ans57. Adverb clause of time
Ans58. Significant
Ans59. Honorary
Ans60. Adjective
General Maths & Reasoning : Set-C
Ans61. 15 Degree
Ans62. 660 Rs.
Ans63. 18 Triangles
Ans64. 2
Ans65. I, II & III
Ans66. 13 m, south-east
Ans67. Sister-in-law
Ans68. 4x greater than 3z (Option 4)
Ans69. FLRIHO
Ans70. 380
Ans71. SERMOUNT
Ans72. 2 (Option 3)
Ans73. -29/19
Ans74. 213444
Ans75. 25 Years and 15 Years
Ans76. 7:30 AM
Ans77. 8 Km/hr
Ans78. 26
Ans79. 5 meters
Ans80. 8 kgms
PGT English : Set-C
Ans 91. Grandmother (The portrait of a Lady)
Ans 92. Paul Theroux (The Great Railway Bazar)
Ans 93. Ominiscient
Ans 94. a-ii, b-iii, c-iv, d-1
Ans 95. is a humorous, yet savage satire on racism and prejudice that grips society.
Ans 96. A young Seagull who is afraid of flying
Ans 97. Khushwant Singh
Ans 98. Y.B. Yeats
Ans 99. Stories of stolen childhood
Ans 100. Auctioneers will sell the painting at auction.
Ans 101. May
Ans 102. There are only five vowels in English
Ans 103. Dies of Pneumonia
Ans 104. Gerund, Gerund
Ans 105. The sound and the Fury
Ans 106. Kamla Das
Ans 107. Haiku
Ans 108. Kazuo Ishiguro
Ans 109. Adverb
Ans 110. igzaemineiFen (Option 1)
Ans 111. A just and Placid King
Ans 112. Will have understood
Ans 113. Anita Desai
Ans 114. Adverb Clause of condition
Ans 115. To a wedding
Ans 116. a, the, a, a, x
Ans 117. Fruit that is grown organically is expensive
Ans 118. Pearl S.Buck’s ‘The Enemy’
Ans 119. I have had my dinner an hour ago
Ans 120. Demonstrative adjective
Ans 121. Rudyard Kipling
Ans 122. One Should be prepared to analyze and rectify one’s own conduct.
Ans 123. Triumph and disaster
Ans 124. Start building again with available resources
Ans 125. Triumph and disaster
Ans 126. Heart and nerve and sinew
Ans 127. Unpleasant
Ans 128. And treat those two impostors just the same (Option 2)
Ans 129. Paradox
Ans 130. Pride and Prejudice
Ans 131. William Shakespeare
Ans 132. Epigram
Ans 133. Death be not found
Ans 134. Ice and Fire
Ans 135. The old man and the sea
Ans 136. William Langland
Ans 137. Loquacious
Ans 138. Beginner
Ans 139. Repression
Ans 140. Gourmet
Ans 141. Arundhati Roy
Ans 142. Strife
Ans 143. Mending Walls
Ans 144. Narrative
Ans 145. Alexander Pope’s ‘An Essay on Man’
Ans 146. Andrew Marvell’s ‘Thought in a Garden’
Ans 147. Onomatopoeia
Ans 148. A Tale of Two Cities
Ans 149. Parsimonious
Ans 150. Transferred Epithet
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