English Language Quiz For SBI Clerk / RBI Assistant | 21-01-2020

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Mahendras has started special quizzes for SBI Clerk / RBI Assistant examination so that you can practice more and more to crack the examination. This SBI Clerk / RBI Assistant special quiz series will mold your preparations in the right direction and the regular practice of these quizzes will be really very helpful in scoring good marks in the Examination. Here we are providing you important question of English Language for SBI Clerk / RBI Assistant 2020 Exam.

Q(1-5): Read the following passage and answer the given question carefully. 

(A) into forests for a trek without certified guides is akin to walking into a death  (B) with one’s eyes closed. Many cases of trekkers being fatally (C) by wild animals, often elephants, and other accidents such as falling off cliffs in the Western and Eastern Ghats bear testimony to this. There have been numerous (D) of lost trekkers being eventually rescued by forest personnel or locals. Not all are  (E) though. 

Q1. Choose the correct option for (A). 

a. Idleness 

b. Assurance 

c. Venturing 

d. Protecting 

e. Surety 

Q2. Choose the correct option for (B). 

a. Frankness 

b. Repulsion 

c. Honor 

d. Honesty 

e. Trap 

Q3. Choose the correct option for (C). 

a. Attacks 

b. Attacking 

c. Attack 

d. Attacked 

e. Attacker 

Q4. Choose the correct option for (D). 

a. Detail 

b. Ignorance 

c. Concealment 

d. Instances 

e. Hiding 

Q5. Choose the correct option for (E). 

a. Destitute 

b. Hopeless 

c. Fortunate 

d. Adverse 

e. Failing 

If the (A) part of the sentence is fixed at its place, what will be the correct rearrangement of rest parts given below and in case you feel the given parts are in their correct sequence, mark option (5) i.e., no change required as your answer. 

Q6. While exercise to regulate online content is necessary, (A)/ it is important that while framing such rules, (B)/ a balance is struck between (C)/ legitimate public interest (D)/ and individual rights. (E). 

a. ABECD 

b. ABDCE 

c. ADECB 

d. ACEBD 

e. No correction required. 

Q7. It is indeed true that the court has favoured stringent rules (A)/ to curb online content that (B)/ promotes child pornography or paedophilia, (C)/ foments sectarian violence (D)/ or activates lynch-mobs. (E). 

a.ABECD 

f. ABDCE 

g. ADECB 

h. ACEBD 

i. No correction required. 

Q8. A critical change envisaged is that intermediaries should (A)/ help identify the ‘originator’ of offending content (B)/ surveillance and monitoring of (C)/ and many were alarmed by the possibility for (D)/ personal computers that this rule throws up. (E). 

a. ABECD 

b. ABDCE 

c. ADECB 

d. ACEBD 

e. No correction required. 

Q9. The government has sought feedback from social media (A)/ to identify ‘originators’ of the offending material (B)/ may be asked to open up a backdoor (C)/ and technology companies, but it appears that (D)/ even services that bank on end-to-end encryption (E). 

a. ABECD 

b. ABDCE 

c. ADECB 

d. ACEBD 

e. No correction required. 

Q10. There is a justified concern that attempts are on to expand (A)/ the Supreme Court’s landmark decision (B)/ the scope for surveillance at a time when the government (C)/ holding that privacy is a fundamental right (D)/ must be looking at ways to implement. (E). 

a. ABECD 

b. ABDCE 

c. ADECB 

d. ACEBD 

e. No correction required.

Answers: 

Q.1(c) 

Q.2(e) 

Q.3(d) 

Q.4(d) 

Q.5(c) 

Q.6(e) 

Q.7(e) 

Q.8(b) 

Q.9(c) 

Q.10 (d)