English Language Quiz For IBPS | RBI | SBI | NABARD | 16-06-2022

 

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Q1-5 In each of the following sentences there is a blank space given. Below each five words have been denoted by numbers (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E). Find out which two words can be filled up in the blank alternatively to make the sentence meaningfully complete.

Q1 More than just _______ people, mobile technology has enabled an unprecedented information _______ around the world.

01. interlacing, substitution

02. connecting, exchange

03. attachment, abandon

04. breach, swap

05. severance, maintain

Q2 Education is highly _______ across all income segments and households are prepared to spend a fair share of ______ on children’s education.

01. valued, income

02. priceless, honorarium

03. cheap, revenue

04. worthless, cash

05. decent, emolument

Q3 The Gujarat government has over the years made huge _______ for the implementation of irrigation and _______ water schemes.

01. temerity, sip

02. doubt, trill

03. allocation, drinking

04. wholeness, whale

05. certitude, gargle

Q4 It was only in April that the State government _______ the gravity of the water _______ in five districts.

01. accede, drought

02. dissension, surplus

03. flak, exorbitant

04. endorsement, sensible

05. acknowledege, scarcity

Q5 Last week, the company _______ 20 years here since the time it first laid the foundation _______ for its Chennai facility.

01. laureate, gravel

02. laudation, sand

03. inglorious, pebble

04. celebrated, stone

05. shabby, boulder

Q6-10 Which of the Phrases (1), (2) (3) and (4) given below each sentence should replace the phrases given in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically correct. If the sentence is correct as it is given and no correction is required, mark (5) as the answer.

Q6 When cops are insufficient in number and can’t even deal with regular cases, how can we expect them to be vigilant in cases of crime related to children?

01. How can we expects their

02. How can us expect them

03. How can we expected their

04. How we can expect them

05. No correction required

Q7 The government should bring in changes in laws and rules to debar criminals from contesting polls and check the growing influential of black money in polls.

01. Check the growing influence

02. Checks the grown influence

03. Checks the grow influent

04. Checked the grows influence

05. No correction required

Q8 The development of Sundarbans both as a unique eco-bio diversity and a potential global tourism destination remained a top priority for the chief minister

01. Remained a top prior

02. Remains a topped priority

03. Remaining a top priority

04. Remains a tops prior

05. No correction required

Q9 While internet is costly in India and computer penetration is still much lesser compare to the developed nations, penetration of smart phones has increased tremendously

01. Compared to much more less

02. More lesser compared to

03. More less compare to

04. Much lesser compared to

05. No correction required

Q10 It has been alleged that the bank authorities had cheated Joseph by taking him to court and making him sign on blank papers when he expressed him inability to repay the loan amount.

01. His ability to paid

02. His inability to paid

03. His inability to pay

04. He unable to paying

05. No correction required

Answers:-

Q.1 (2)

Q.2 (1)

Q.3 (3)

Q.4 (5)

Q.5 (4)

Q.6 (5)

Q.7 (1)

Q.8 (5)

Q.9 (4)

Q.10 (3)