Direction (Q. 1 - 10) : Read each sentence to find out whether there is any error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is (4). (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any.)

Q.  1) Trade cycles and international political developments / 2) must have had / 3) an obvious affect on / 4) the recruitment practices of the corporates.

Q.  1) 1 find myself increasingly shocked / 2) at the unthinking and automatic rubbish / 3) of men which is now so part of our culture / 4) that it is hardly even noticed.

Q.  1) This is the long-sought / 2) cure is debatable, / 3) since it does not make the sniffles / 4) disappear immediately.

Q.  1) Obtaining malaria vaccine from milk / 2) could be a key step in controlling malaria / 3) in the poorer countries where the mosquito-borne / 4) infection hits hardest.

Q.  1) Not only caffeine drinkers had higher scores / 2) on the test, which was given in the morning and afternoon, / 3) but did not show any decline / 4) in memory throughout the day.

Q.  1) Test scores declined significantly / 2) between morning and afternoon / 3) in people who were regular coffee-drinkers but / 4) No error

Q.  1) The wearable defibrillator offered an option/ 2) to those patients who either were / 3) unsuitable candidates for an implanted device/ 4) or did not want it.

Q. 1) Had he not preened / 2) for the media in front of / 3) his gleaming new dream machine, / 4) No error

Q.  1) They took another two hours / 2) for the jail authorities / 3) to actually make him to the hospital / 4) which is near the jail.

Q.  1) In an environment of dwindling consuming centres,/ 2) Indian makers of steel are planning / 3) to tie up with their consumers / 4) to maintain their offtake.