English Language Quiz For IBPS Clerk Mains | 11-01-2020

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Mahendras has started special quizzes for IBPS clerk Mains, It will include quizzes of all the subjects- Quantitative Aptitude, English, Reasoning and Computer. All these quizzes will be strictly based on the latest pattern of IBPS exam and will be beneficial for your preparations. Here, we are providing you important questions of English Language for IBPS CLERK Mains 2019-20 exam.

Read the following passage carefully and given the answer of following questions. 

If (A) the law and laying down norms for the exercise of executive power were the only functions of a constitutional court, the Supreme Court’s verdict on the (B) lockdown in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) is indeed admirable. However, the apex court is also a court of justice, one duty-bound to (C) fundamental rights. It cannot limit itself to opinions on the extent to which those rights can be (D). It has to give effect to the principles it enunciates and rule whether the state  (E) the fundamental rights of its citizens. The disappointing aspect of the verdict is the court’s failure to give a ruling on the validity of the government’s actions. It fails to hold the government to account for the manner in which it exercised its powers. 

Q1. Choose the option for (A). 

a. Asking 

b. Mumble 

c. Enunciating 

d. Enunciation 

e. Both C and D 

Q2. Choose the option for (B). 

a. Prolonged 

b. Abbreviated 

c. Condensed 

d. Propound 

e. Both A and D 

Q3. Choose the option for (C). 

a. Enforcement 

b. Enforced 

c. Enforce 

d. Both A and B 

e. Both A and C 

Q4. Choose the option for (D). 

a. Blasted 

b. Unbounded 

c. Unlimited 

d. Restricted 

e. Damned 

Q5. Choose the option for (E). 

a. Aided 

b. Violated 

c. Observed 

d. Purified 

e. Both A and C 

Directions (6-10): Read each of the following sentences to find out if there is any grammatical error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of this part is your answer. If there is no error in the statement, then mark option (e) as your answer choice. 

Q6. A key holding is that the use (A)/ of the Internet as a medium for free speech(B)/ as well as for trade and commerce(C)/ is constitutionally protects (D)/. No Error (E) 

a. A 

b. B 

c. C 

d. D 

e. No Error 

Q7. The government are bound to publish all orders (A)/ it passes regarding such restrictions so that they(B)/ can be challenged in a court of law and here that the (C)/ verdict acquires another unusual character (D)/. No Error (E). 

a. A 

b. B 

c. C 

d. D 

e. No Error 

Q8. It is a sign of the success of the ‘national security’ (A)/ narrative that undergirds the government’s position (B)/ on J&K that an apex court judgment in a fundamental rights case appears (C)/ to have the character of an advisory opinion(D)/. No Error (E) 

a. A 

b. B 

c. C 

d. D 

e. No error 

Q9. The human rights situation in J&K (A)/ following the dilution of Article and (B)/ the passage of the CAA have brought renewed (C)/ international focus on India’s human rights practice(D)/. No Error (E) 

a. A 

b. B 

c. C 

d. D 

e. No Error 

Q10. The evolution of international human (A)/ rights law are also about the gradual weakening (B)/ of the concept of unrestricted sovereignty and (C)/ such measures do not enjoy an absolute sovereignty(D)/. No Error (E). 

a. A 

b. B 

c. C 

d. D 

e. E 

Answers: 

Q.1(c) 

Q.2(a) 

Q.3(c) 

Q.4(d) 

Q.5(b) 

Q.6(d) 

Q.7(a) 

Q.8(e) 

Q.9(e) 

Q.10 (b)