Directions : Match List I with List II and select the answer using the code given below the Lists :List I
(Parts of Speech)List II
(Word)A. Noun 1. Emanant B. Verb 2. Exodus C. Adverb 3. Outward D. Adjective 4. Exit
Code:
A B C D
This question asks us to connect words from List II with their corresponding parts of speech found in List I. We need to identify whether each word is a Noun, Verb, Adverb, or Adjective.
First, let's recall what each part of speech means:
Now, let's look at the words in List II and see how they fit into List I:
Consider the word 'Exodus' (item 2 in List II). An 'exodus' signifies a mass departure or exit, like the departure of a large group of people. This represents a 'thing' or an event, making it a Noun.
Match: A. Noun corresponds to 2. Exodus.
Next, examine the word 'Exit' (item 4 in List II). 'To exit' means to leave a place. This describes an action, so 'Exit' functions as a Verb in this context.
Match: B. Verb corresponds to 4. Exit.
Let's look at 'Outward' (item 3 in List II). This word often indicates direction, like "The ship sailed outward." It modifies the verb 'sailed' by telling us where it sailed. Therefore, 'Outward' acts as an Adverb.
Match: C. Adverb corresponds to 3. Outward.
Finally, consider 'Emanant' (item 1 in List II). This word means emitting or issuing forth. For example, "Heat was emanant from the stove." It describes the heat, functioning as an Adjective.
Match: D. Adjective corresponds to 1. Emanant.
Let's summarize the pairings:
| List I (Part of Speech) | List II (Word) | Reasoning |
| A. Noun | 2. Exodus | Refers to a mass departure (a concept/thing). |
| B. Verb | 4. Exit | Describes the action of leaving. |
| C. Adverb | 3. Outward | Indicates direction, modifying a verb. |
| D. Adjective | 1. Emanant | Describes a quality (emitting). |
Following the order A, B, C, D, the correct sequence of numbers from List II is 2, 4, 3, 1.
Directions : Match List I with List II and select the answer using the code given below the Lists :
| List I (Parts of Speech) | List II (Word) |
| A. Noun | 1. Dually |
| B. Verb | 2. Duplication |
| C. Adverb | 3. Duplicate |
| D. Adjective | 4. Duple |
Code:
A B C D
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