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English Language Quiz For SBI Clerk | 08-03-2020

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Mahendras has started special quizzes for SBI Clerk examination so that you can practice more and more to crack the examination. This SBI Clerk 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 2020 Exam.

In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered these numbers are given below the passage and against each, five words have been suggested, one of which fits the blanks appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case. 

In his August E speech, Mr. Trump said he had changed his mind after seeing NATO’s new commitment to fighting terrorism, expressed at the Warsaw Summit. “I had previously said that NATO was (A) because it failed to deal adequately with terrorism; since my comments they have changed their policy and now have a new division focused on terror threats,” Mr. Trump said. 

The Obama administration’s policy appears conflicted, as it tries to walk a tight rope between “strength and dialogue” with regard to Russia, amid the unending flux in strategic equations as all countries keep their options open and often play one against the other. Russian influence in Iran, Iraq and Syria make it a/an (B) partner in the fight against the Islamic State (IS) and Islamism. Russia is a key partner in the Iran nuclear deal that both Ms. Clinton and

Mr. Obama display as a key foreign policy success. America’s support to Turkey after it shot down a Russian plane in November 20E leading to tensions between the two now appears distant as Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Mr. Putin discover a new bonhomie and the Turkish government suspects U.S involvement in the recent (C) attempt. Meanwhile, the U.S and Russia are coordinating efforts to hold the recent victories against the IS in Syria. Simultaneously, the U.S. accuses Russia of not focussing its military operations against the IS and warns it against aggression against NATO partners. The Obama administration is “making clear to Russia that we will not tolerate any type of aggression or (D) within NATO’s borders,” said Ben Rhodes, Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategic Communications for President Obama, recently. 

The public opinion in America sees Russia and Mr. Putin as hostile. According to a December 20E Pew study, Americans’ views of Russia have deteriorated. In 20A, about half of Americans had a favourable opinion of Russia, but in 20E, just 22 per cent expressed such sentiments, the study found. 

But Mr. Trump is clear that Islamism is the bigger threat and Russia is an ally in the fight against extremism. By constantly defining his campaign as combat against Islamism, Mr. Trump is seeking to turn public opinion in favour of his argument. But the view that America should not be trying to fight on multiple fronts, that it must focus exclusively on Islamism and Islamist terrorism and therefore Russia is a good partner to have, is not an isolated Trumpian take. For instance, Republican Congressman Dana Tyrone Rohrabacher from California, a critic of Mr. Trump until he won the nomination, has been a long-time (E) of this argument. 

Q-1 Choose the correct option for (A).

01. current 

02. new 

03. modern 

04. outdate 

05. obsolete 

Q-2 Choose the correct option for (B).

01. additional 

02. inessential 

03. indispensable 

04. freeload 

05. basic 

Q-3 Choose the correct option for (C).

01. coup 

02. deed 

03. feat 

04. exploit 

05. revolution 

Q-4 Choose the correct option for (D).

01. surrender 

02. retreat 

03. regroup 

04. intervention 

05. attack 

Q-5 Choose the correct option for (E). 

01. antagonist 

02. proponent 

03. detractor 

04. foe 

05. opponent 

Directions (6-10): Read each part of the sentence to find out if there is any error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, mark your answer as (5). 

Q-6 The decision to pick Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor (1) 

as the successor to the outgoing Governor (2) 

is a clearance affirmation of the Centre’s commitment (3) 

to ensure policy continuity at the central bank. (4) 

No error (5) 

01. 1 

02. 2 

03. 3 

04. 4 

05. 5 

Q-7 The crusade against inflation will continue under RBI governor’s banner,(1) 

and one expects not to loose sight of other delicate matters (2) 

such as growth and the spring-cleaning of banks (3) 

to enable them to start lending again. (4) 

No error (5) 

01. 1 

02. 2 

03. 3 

04. 4 

05. 5 

Q-8 India signed a short-term route agreement with Bangladesh (1) 

to allow transport of petroleum goods from Assam to Tripura through Bangladesh (2) 

after the roads damaged by heavy monsoon (3) 

had made the transportation between the two states difficult. (4) 

No error (5) 

01. 1 

02. 2 

03. 3 

04. 4 

05. 5 

Q-9 Tech major IBM and IIT Bombay announced (1) 

the opening of the first Open POWER Research Facility (OPRF) (2) 

in the institute to help drive further education, innovation, and research (3) 

with the country’s National Knowledge Network. (4) 

No error (5) 

01. 1 

02. 2 

03. 3 

04. 4 

05. 5 

Q-10 Private lender ICICI Bank went live with a product (1) 

that was showcased first at a start-up competition (2) 

which allow customers to do banking transaction (3) 

while using other applications on mobile phones. (4) 

No error (5) 

01. 1 

02. 2 

03. 3 

04. 4 

05. 5 

Answers: 

1. (5) 

2. (3) – Indispensable (Adj.) – absolutely necessary. 

3. (1) Coup (n) - an instance of successfully achieving something difficult. 

4. (4) 

5. (2) – Proponent (n)- a person who advocates a theory, proposal, or course of action. 

6. (3) – ‘clear’ should replace ‘clearance’ as here an adjective is required to qualify the noun (affirmation).

7. (2) – ‘Lose’ should replace ‘loose’, as here lose means to fall short of sight whereas loose means ill fitted.

8. (5) – No error 

9. (3) – ‘at’ should replace ‘in’ as a small place/location (institute) has been mentioned here. 

10. (3) – ‘allow’ should replace ‘allowed’, as the sentence (from initial) is related to the past activity. 

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