English Language Quiz For IBPS |RBI | NABARD & SBI Exam | 19-02-2022

 

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1-10. 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).

1 When prices of food articles that make up 46 per cent of(1)/ the consumer price index was cooling off(2)/, the government expected the trend to continue(3)if the monsoon was normal after two years of drought(4)/No Error(5)

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2 A longer-term action plan is needed(1)/ to increase India’s wheat yields(2), which is most states are lower(3) than in China and Bangladesh(4)/No Error(5)

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3 Acting on a complaint from (1)/ digital wallet company Paytm, (2)/ CBI has registered a case on 15 customers of the company (3)/ over allegations of cheating it to the tune of Rs 6.15 lakh. (4)/ No error (5)

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4 The major contributor of the slowdown in price gains(1)/was the food and beverages group(2)/ where inflation eased to 2.56 per cent largely on the back of a slump(3)/ in the prices of vegetables, a highly perishable commodity(4)/No Error(5)

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5 The deflationary shock has manifested(1)/itself in a deceleration in retail inflation,(2)/ as demand for a range(3)/ of goods and services have been damped(4)/No Error(5)

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6 The service sectors, including transport and communication and education,(1)/ also manifested stickiness,(2)/ underscore the rationale for the RBI’s cautious approach(3)/ in keeping benchmark interest rates unchanged(4)/No Error(5)

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7 With the central bank’s March 2017 target for retail inflation(1)/ of 5 per cent clearly in their sights,(2)/ the monetary authorities may be persuaded(3)/ to keep the powder dry(4)/No Error

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8 The Government has declared (1)/ an incentive package (2)/to encourage non-cash payments for fuel, new insurance policies(3)/ from public sector firms(4)/No Error(5)

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9 The central bank has adopted a “wait and watch” approach(1)/ in the wake of the liquidity shock(2)/ to the banking system sparked by the withdrawal(3) from circulation of about 86 per cent of the bank notes. (4)/No Error(5)

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02. B

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10 In case an SFB is unable to ramp-up deposits,(1)/ it may depend on off-balance sheet transactions (2)/ behind Ind-Ra’s assumption of 25 per cent of the total loans(3) under management (LUM) by FY2020(4)/No Error(5)

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Answers:-

Q.1 (2)

Q.2 (3)

Q.3 (3)

Q.4 (1)

Q.5 (4)

Q.6 (3)

Q.7 (2)

Q.8 (5)

Q.9 (5)

Q.10 (3)