Palindrome

Q. Which of the following are palindrome words?

1. Wow
2. Refer
3. Level
4. Racecar

Q. Which of the following are palindrome numbers?

1. 343
2. 1999
3. 1231
4. 12321

Q. The words are sentences that reads the same both in forward and reverse order are called palindromes.

1. True
2. False

Q. Which of the following is a palindrome?

1. 1231
2. 5235
3. 9191
4. 30303

Q. is a palindrome sentence.

1. Never odd or even
2. Do geese see man
3. Madam I'm Ram

Q. The number 34543 is a palindrome.

1. True
2. False

Q. Which of the following reads the same when reversed?

1. No lemons no melon
2. 17871
3. Stats
4. Roar

Q. Find the sum of palindromic numbers between 100 and 122.

Q.

Write the following numbers using dots.

$18$ as a rectangular pattern

Q. Out of the given alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the italicized part of the sentence.
The story is too fantastic to be credible.

1. praiseworthy
2. false
3. readable
4. believable

Q. Which of the following are palindrome numbers?

1. 343
2. 1999
3. 1231
4. 12321

Q. The number 671176 is not a palindrome.

1. True
2. False

Q. Convert 255 into a special palindrome number following the steps given below: ​

1. 6666
2. 5445
3. 4444

Q. is a palindrome sentence.

1. Never odd or even
2. Do geese see man
3. Madam I'm Ram

Q. Which of the following are palindrome words?

1. Mom
2. Noon
3. Madam
4. Even

Q. Which of the following number is not a palindrome?

1. 72911927
2. 891198
3. 44044
4. 11989

Q. Which of the following reads the same when reversed?

1. Civics
2. Lemon
3. Noon
4. Salsa

Q. Which of the following are palindrome words?

1. Mom
2. Noon
3. Madam
4. Even

Q. Convert 75 into a special palindrome number following ​
the steps given below: ​

Q. Which of the following reads the same when reversed?

1. Do geese see God?
2. Lemons are not melons
3. Noel sees Leon
4. Adam is mad

Q. is a palindrome sentence.

Q. Correct the sentence at the underlined point.
I am afraid you two are at cross purpose.

1. are at a cross-purpose
2. are in cross-purposes
3. are at cross-purposes
4. no improvement

Q. When he came out (A) of the cinema hall (B) he notice that somebody (C) had stolen his purse. (D) No Error (E)

1. (A)
2. (B)
3. (C)
4. (D)
5. (E)

Q. Convert the following two simple sentences into a single simple sentence:
He was tired of the game. He lay down to rest.

1. After he was tired of the game, he lay down to rest.
2. As he was tired of the game, he lay down to rest.
3. Being tired of the game, he lay down to rest.
4. He was tired of the game and lay down to rest.

Q. The number 671176 is not a palindrome.

1. True
2. False

Q. Transform sentences with 'as soon as' to sentences with 'no sooner than'.
As soon as I woke up, I brushed my teeth.

1. No sooner had I woken up than I brushed my teeth.
2. No sooner did I wake up than I brush my teeth.
3. No sooner did I wake up than I had brushed my teeth.
4. No sooner I woke up than I brushed my teeth.

Q. Burst the palindrome numbers.

1. 1221
2. 1333
3. 1199
4. 123321
5. 15451
6. 9999
7. 9191
8. 1001
9. 7443
10. 3454

Q. Rewrite the following sentence in indirect speech.

1. What is his name
2. What his name is
3. What his name was
4. What was his name

Q. Convert the following conversation in the indirect form:

1. Ann said to Ben why didn't he come and stay with them for a few days to which Ben replied of course, he would love to come and stay there.
2. Ann said to Ben why don't you come and stay with us for a few days to which Ben replied of course, I would love to come and stay there.
3. Ann asked Ben why didn't he come and stay with them for a few days to which Ben replied that he would love to come and stay there.
4. Ann asked Ben why he didn't come and stay with them for a few days to which Ben showed positivity and replied that he would love to come and stay there.
   

Q. The word 'RACECAR' is a palindrome.