ECAT English Past Papers 2019 pdf

 ECAT English  Past Papers Entry Test  2019 

Here is collection of ECAT English Past Papers for the online preparation of Engineering College Admission Test.

ECAT English Past Papers Syllabus

ECAT English past papers according to new syllabus of UET Taxila. Following Paper contains choose the correct answer, Grammar, Vocabulary , comprehension etc

Comprehension

Note:   Each question or incomplete statement is followed by several suggested answers of completions. Select the one that best answers the question or completes the statement.

The Nobel Committee, in fact, a notoriously conservative body which among other things had a marked dis likeness to the pure science, especially to the mathematics physics. Wrecked, no doubt, by the guilt that he had become a merchant of death through his invention of dynamite and smokeless powder and plagued by aggressive fantasies of destruction, the Swedish chemist, engineer and aspiring poet, Alfred Nobel, who has been described as Europe’s richest vagabond, left his colossal fortune to the cause of progress in human knowledge. Five prizes were installed, one each for Literature, Physics, Chemistry, Medicine and Peace.

ECAT ENGLISH Past Papers MCQs  

Sample Paper:

QUESTIONS:

1.  In the beginning the Nobel committee ignored the greatest advance in theoretical Physics because:

a)    The committee felt that the discovery and invention in the field did not contribute to the benefit of mankind.

b)    They proved to be the merchants of death.

c)     They were different from other branches of physics

d)    They were concerned just with the theory.

3. Nobel prize would be given to:

a)    A composer who composed a symphony

b)    An author who wrote a novel.

c)      A diplomat who negotiated a peace settlement  

d)    None of these

4.  Alfred Nobel left his colossal fortune to the cause of progress in human knowledge because he:

a)    Felt guilty for having invented highly destructive things

b)    Felt guilty for having carned so much money

c)     Was ‘Europe’s richest vagabond’

d)    Was a chemist, engineer and an aspiring poet

5. He has been granted five Prizes for:

a)     Ignoring the study Physics.

b)    Have nothing but knowledge of physics

c)     Having knowledge on multiple subjects

d)    Being Alfred Nobel

Vocabulary

6. Conferred.            

(a) blessed                   
(b) rejected                 
(c) frustrated               
(d) retained                       

7. Collosal.                

(a) huge                       
(b) dwarf                    
(c) diminutive             
(d) frugal

8. Aggressive.                        

(a) meek                      
(b) strong                    
(c) subdued                 
(d) soaked  

9. Aspiring.               

(a) humble                  
(b) ambitious              
c) wrecked                  
(d) rejected  

10. Conservative.      

(a) open minded          
(b) orthodox                
(c) modern                   
(d) brutish    

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