ERROR DETECTION – Test 5

In the question, each of the two sentences divided into two parts (A), (B) and (C), (D) respectively is given. Any two of these parts have grammatical errors. Choose the alternative consisting of the number of grammatically wrong parts. If both the sentences are grammatically correct, choose option (5) i.e. No error.

(1) Despite of disagreeing with his colleagues, (A)/he has defended their right to speak out. (B) <br> (2) It is the filmmakers of East Asia who've (C)/corner the market in outrage and extremity. (D)

In the question, each of the two sentences divided into two parts (A), (B) and (C), (D) respectively is given. Any two of these parts have grammatical errors. Choose the alternative consisting of the number of grammatically wrong parts. If both the sentences are grammatically correct, choose option (5) i.e. No error.

.(1) I observed the couldn't-care-less attitude (A)/of baggage handlers as they threw luggage onto planes in Spain. (B) <br> (2) As the days went by, the sense of national(C)/ outrage and shock grew and grew. (D)

In the question, each of the two sentences divided into two parts (A), (B) and (C), (D) respectively is given. Any two of these parts have grammatical errors. Choose the alternative consisting of the number of grammatically wrong parts. If both the sentences are grammatically correct, choose option (5) i.e. No error.

(1) The activation energy can be determined (A)/by finding the rate constant of a reaction at several different temperature. (B)<br> (2) During early childhood, children with (C)/ dyslexia has difficulties learning spoken language. (D)