As IBPS has released the official notification of the Common Recruitment Process for selection of personnel for Clerical cadre Posts and the exam is tentatively scheduled to be held December 2018 & January 2019. Looking at the notification, we have now started subject-wise quizzes for the exam. 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 the IBPS Clerk exam and will be beneficial for your preparations. So, keep following the quizzes which will provide you a set of 10 questions daily.
Here, we are providing you important questions of English Language for IBPS Clerk 2018 exam.
Q.1-5. Choose the most appropriate phrase among the given phrase or if no change is required choose option (5).
Q.1. The dilemma occurs because an athlete who enhances his performance furtively can turn around and say it was done to bring glory to the nation.
(1) an athlete who enhanced his performance
(2) an athlete which enhances his performance
(3) an athlete that enhanced his performance
(4) an athlete who enhances their performance
(5) No Correction Required
Q.2. India is also a misstep away from doing one thing utter wrong, Cash prizes in crores are alluring incentives. Shining BMWs are even more irresistible.
(1) away from doing one thing utter wrongly
(2) away doing one things utterly wrong
(3) away from done one thing utter wrong
(4) away from doing one thing utterly wrong
(5) No Correction Required
Q.3. The urgent need is to improve civic consciousness. Focus on people, not mosquitoes, to get rid of their breed grounds.
(1) get rid of their breed ground
(2) get rid of their breeding grounds
(3) get raid of their breed grounds
(4) get ridden of their breeding grounds
(5) No Correction Required
Q.4. Even qualification to the Olympics sees a country, guilty of ignoring its athletes otherwise, loosen purse-strings, Short cuts are readily available and dope policing too slack.
(1) guilty of ignored its athletes otherwise
(2) guilty of ignores their athletes otherwise
(3) guilty of ignored athletes otherwise
(4) guilty of ignoring s athlete otherwise
(5) No Correction Required
Q.5. Out-of-packet expend on healthcare can wipe out a person’s savings, Healthcare expenditure must shift to prepaid and pooled.
(1) Out-of-pocket expend on healthcare
(2) Out-of-packet expenditure in healthcare
(3) Out-of-pocket expenses on healthcare
(4) Out-of-packet expenses over healthcare
(5) No Correction Required
Q.6-10. Fill in the passage with the most suitable words.
The Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor has been in the works for a long time and is still marking time. Its website opens with impressive pictures of infrastructure (6) under construction. If you go beyond these and examine things like the reports submitted to the delivery monitoring unit or the number of tenders awarded for this $100-billion project, and if someone were to offer you a bet on whether a snail leaving Dadri , the northernmost location of the project, would reach Dighi , the corridor’s southern extremity, before a quarter of the project gets completed, you would bet on the (7) , not discounting the risk of the gastropod being crushed under a passing truck or tractor or losing its way or getting eaten by a crow or a rat. This will not do.
The developed world is (8) with surplus savings and spare capacity. As ageing societies save ever more to fund their retirement and companies sit on trillions worth of cash they neither invest nor return to shareholders, the cost of capital declines, quite apart from the monetary policy innovations of central banks seeking to lift their economies out of secular (9). High-tech companies that can build mag-lev trains or plan a honeycomb road network for a city that will never get gridlocked sit twiddling nervous thumbs, without a place to deploy their wares/knowhow. At the same time, countries like India, growing fast and (10) rapidly, desperately need modern, efficient infrastructure, ranging from brand new towns and low-cost renewable power to high-speed rail and road links and energy efficient buildings. What can bridge the gap between repressed supply and unmet demand are projects. Big ones, detailed, with worked out costs, time horizons, implementing structures, freed-up land and planning and regulation in place.
It is the job of outfits like the Delhi Mumbai Infrastructure Corridor Development Corporation to produce those projects and associated clearances, plans and regulation. They should get on with it, not explain why snails give them an inferiority complex.
Q.6. Choose the correct option for (6)
(1) falsely
(2) seemingly
(3) seems
(4) true
(5) clearly
Q.7. Choose the correct option for (7)
(1) rear
(2) smear
(3) snail
(4) truth
(5) frowning
Q.8. Choose the correct option for (8)
(1) awash
(2) aware
(3) ameliorate
(4) amicable
(5) anonyms
Q.9. Choose the correct option for (9)
(1) unearth
(2) allied
(3) familier
(4) stagnation
(5) stop
Q.10. Choose the correct option for (10)
(1) rural
(2) rapid
(3) village
(4) urbanisation
(5) urbanising
ANSWERS
Q1. (5)
Q2. (4)
Q3. (2)
Q4. (5)
Q5. (3)
Q6. (2)
Q7. (3)
Q8. (1)
Q9. (4)
Q10. (5)
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