7th Class English Judging Completeness of Process Judging Completeness of Process

 

Judging Completeness of Process

 

Study the following examples.

 

·                     Example 1

 

            In the following descriptions find out the step in which the process is completed.

P: Then at the appointed hour, papers are distributed among the candidates by the invigilators.

 

Q: Strict secrecy is observed at every stage. The printed papers are kept in the custody of the Registrar of Examination. On the examination day, printed papers in sealed envelopes are sent to various examination centres.

 

R: First of all, a teacher or professor, who has specialized in that field, is requested to set the paper. Blue print of the paper is prepared. Then the paper is published by the Board or University press.

 

S: The superintendent of the centre opens the envelope just fifteen minutes before the examination begins in the presence of two or three invigilators.

 

            Choose your answer from the following options.

            (a) RQSP                       (b) QPRS

            (c) QRSP                       (d) PQRS

            (e) None of these

Ans.     (a)

 

·                     Example 2

 

            In the following descriptions find out the step in which the process is completed.

P: The process of washing fine clothes is quite easy. A spoonful of a good quality detergent powder is added in a bucket of water. It is shaken well till sufficient froth is produced. Then, the fine clothes are put into the bucket, and rinsed well. All the dirt is pushed off in no time.

 

Q: The mixture of soda and water is boiled before putting the dirty cotton clothes into it. Then soap is applied and the clothes are rubbed hard till the dirt is pushed of. After that, the clothes are rinsed with water. It is, of course, a long and tiring process.

 

R: Process of washing clothes needs no technicalities but it requires certain amount of physical labour. All the dirty clothes to be washed are collected first. They are then separated as cotton clothes and fine clothes. It is so done because cotton clothes and fine clothes require different treatment of washing.

 

S: After that the clothes are rinsed with fresh water. If the dirt remains on some parts, powder is applied with the brush to make it clean. The clothes are soaped in to wash off the detergent water and are spread in the sun for drying.

 

            Choose your answer from the following options.

            (a) QRPS                      

(b) QPRS

            (c) RQPS                      

(d) PQRS

            (e) None of these

 

Ans.     (c)

 

Study the following examples.

 

·                     Example 1

 

            In the following descriptions find out the step in which the process is completed.

P: Then at the appointed hour, papers are distributed among the candidates by the invigilators.

 

Q: Strict secrecy is observed at every stage. The printed papers are kept in the custody of the Registrar of Examination. On the examination day, printed papers in sealed envelopes are sent to various examination centres.

 

R: First of all, a teacher or professor, who has specialized in that field, is requested to set the paper. Blue print of the paper is prepared. Then the paper is published by the Board or University press.

 

S: The superintendent of the centre opens the envelope just fifteen minutes before the examination begins in the presence of two or three invigilators.

 

            Choose your answer from the following options.

            (a) RQSP                       (b) QPRS

            (c) QRSP                       (d)PQRS

            (e) None of these

Ans.     (a)

 

·                     Example 2

            In the following descriptions find out the step in which the process is completed.

 

P: The process of washing fine clothes is quite easy. A spoonful of a good quality detergent powder is added in a bucket of water. It is shaken well till sufficient froth is produced. Then, the fine clothes are put into the bucket, and rinsed well. All the dirt is pushed off in no time.

 

Q: The mixture of soda and water is boiled before putting the dirty cotton clothes into it. Then soap is applied and the clothes are rubbed hard till the dirt is pushed of. After that, the clothes are rinsed with water. It is, of course, a long and tiring process.

 

R: Process of washing clothes needs no technicalities but it requires certain amount of physical labour. All the dirty clothes to be washed are collected first. They are then separated as cotton clothes and fine clothes. It is so done because cotton clothes and fine clothes require different treatment of washing.

 

S: After that the clothes are rinsed with fresh water. If the dirt remains on some parts, powder is applied with the brush to make it clean. The clothes are soaped in to wash off the detergent water and are spread in the sun for drying.

 

            Choose your answer from the following options.

            (a) QRPS                       (b) QPRS

            (c) RQPS                       (d) PQRS

            (e) None of these

Ans.     (c)