English Language Quiz For IBPS |RBI | SBI | NABARD | 25-05-2022

 

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1-7. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words have been given in bold to help you locate them while answering some questions.

Today, children whose parents are deemed incapable of caring for them are put into foster care. These children are moved into strangers’ homes, where they are cared for until their own parents can regain custody, which may not happen for years, if it happens at all. Although it means well, the current foster care program is so poorly funded, staffed, and managed that it cannot ensure the safety and well being of the children in the system.

The laudable idea behind foster care is that children will fare best if placed in a family setting until they can be reunited with their parents, even if it is a family of strangers. However, while in foster care, children typically get shuffled between many different foster homes, preventing them from developing long-term, supportive relationships with their foster families. Foster care placements can also force siblings to be separated, further isolating these vulnerable children. When a child is moved to a new foster home, he or she may also have to enroll in a new school, a disruptive process that has a negative impact on the child’s education.

The bureaucracy that oversees this system is overwhelmed to the point that social workers are unable to adequately screen potential foster parents and keep accurate track of the children placed in foster care. There must be a better means of caring for these children. Perhaps it is time to consider creating special group homes as a means of providing these children with stable and safe environments. A child could live in one group home for the duration of his or her time in foster care and be supervised by a team of social workers and other lay people.

Children would receive proper meals and healthcare, attend the same school, and develop relationships with others experiencing the trauma of being separated from their parents. In addition, social workers and staff would have daily access to these children, enabling them to better determine if a child has a special physical or psychological need and arrange for the necessary services. Would this approach be perfect? No, but it would solve many of the problems that plague the current system. For some, the idea of a government agency housing, clothing, and feeding needy children may sound extreme, but it only suggests that we provide these children with the same basic necessities that we give to prison inmates.

1 Which of the following best expresses the main idea of this passage?

01. The current foster care system is a failure.

02. Government-run group homes would be a better option than foster care

03. Group homes for children are similar to prisons.

04. Children in foster care need more stability.

05. No childcare system is perfect

2 According to the passage, a group home system has all of the following advantages over the current foster care system EXCEPT

01. children would be reunited with their parents more quickly.

02. it is easier to keep track of children in the system.

03. children would have daily contact with social workers.

04. children would stay in the same school.

05. children would have better access to special services.

3 The passage suggests that the idea of creating group homes in lieu of foster care-

01. is long overdue

02. is the only viable option to foster care.

03. is likely to meet with much resistance.

04. should be researched extensively.

05. is a basic right that should not be denied to children in need.

4 The passage states that-

01. children in group homes would get a better education than children in foster care.

02. children in group homes would have more individual attention than children in foster care.

03. children in group homes would find comfort in being with other children who have been taken from their parents.

04. group homes are more cost effective than foster care.

05. a group home system is less likely to be bogged down by bureaucracy.

5 Choose the word most SIMILAR in meaning to the word given in bold, as used in the passage.

Shuffle

01. drag

02. arrange

03. straggle

04. shifted

05. scolded

6 Which of the following is not a feature of special group homes?

01. special group homes provide children with stable and safe environments.

02. special group homes are comparatively better than foster care systems

03. In special group homes children would receive proper meals and healthcare, attend the same school, and develop good relationships with others

04. only 1 and 3

05. All are features of special group homes.

7 Choose the word which is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word given in bold as used in the passage.

Supervised

01. dredged

02. directed

03. castigated

04. driven

05. unmanaged

8-10. Rearrange the following sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer the questions given below them.

(A) Moreover, salaries in public sector enterprises are not as competitive as those offered by private or foreign corporate.

(B) This trend should be a wake-up call for stakeholders to examine why employee is seeking better opportunities with private companies in India and abroad.

(C) Public Sector Enterprises (PSEs) have been experiencing severe challenges in attracting, motivating and retaining their key staff.

(D) Having identified these as the reasons why employees leave PSEs, it is important to empower stakeholders to find ways to remedy the situation.

(E) One reason is that young employees lured away by private firms are more willing to undertake professional risks.

(F) Employees in specialist roles especially have become increasingly difficult to retain.

8 Which of the following would be the FOURTH statement after rearrangement?

01. D

02. E

03. B

04. C

05. A

9 Which of the following would be the SIXTH statement after rearrangement?

01. B

02. A

03. F

04. C

05. D

10 Which of the following would be the FIFTH statement after rearrangement?

01. A

02. B

03. F

04. D

05. E

Answers:-

Q.1 (2)

Q.2 (1)

Q.3 (3)

Q.4 (3)

Q.5 (4)

Q.6 (5)

Q.7 (5)

Q.8 (2)

Q.9 (5)

Q.10 (1)