English Language Quiz For IBPS | RBI | SBI | NABARD | 06-08-2022

 

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Q1-5 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).

Q1 If you feel your ride with a cab aggregator has been overcharged,(1)/ you now have means to report, with cases of overcharges in the name(2)/ of surge pricing coming up, the Transport Department has(3)/ set up dedicated helplines for you to report.(4)/No Error (5)

01. If you feel your ride with a cab aggregator has been overcharged

02. you now have means to report, with cases of overcharges in the name

03. of surge pricing coming up, the Transport Department has

04. set up dedicated helplines for you to report

05. No Error

Q2 The balance has been reversed,(1)/ partly because of the drop in corporate tax collections(2)/ in the sub sequential industrial slowdown (3)/ as well as the increase in fuel taxes over the past two years.(4)/No Error (5)

01. The balance has been reversed

02. partly because of the drop in corporate tax collections

03. in the sub sequential industrial slowdown

04. as well as the increase in fuel taxes over the past two years

05. No Error

Q3 Countries have overcome the situation(1)/ by having competing facilities in two-three fuels, (2)/ with the grid switching over from one fuel(3)/ to any other depending on the price of the fuel and the market demand.(4)/No Error (5)

01. Countries have overcome the situation

02. by having competing facilities in two-three fuels

03. with the grid switching over from one fuel

04. to any other depending on the price of the fuel and the market demand

05. No Error

Q4 The problem of a high GST rate can be traced to an(1)/ underlying problem with the direct tax system and the(2)/ growth divide from GST will ensure that(3)/ total tax collections are not harmed despite a lower tax rate.(4)/No Error (5)

01. The problem of a high GST rate can be traced to an

02. underlying problem with the direct tax system and the

03. growth divide from GST will ensure that

04. total tax collections are not harmed despite a lower tax rate

05. No Error

Q5 A renewed push for direct tax reforms should ideally(1)/ create fiscal space for a lower GST rate, the debate(2)/ on the GST rate need to be framed (3)/ against the larger issue of tax reforms if India is to avoid a messy transition to the new tax.(4)/No Error (5)

01. A renewed push for direct tax reforms should ideally

02. create fiscal space for a lower GST rate, the debate

03. on the GST rate need to be framed

04. against the larger issue of tax reforms if India is to avoid a messy transition to the new tax

05. No Error

Q6-10 Rearrange the following sentences (A),(B),(C), (D), (E), (F),(G) and (H) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer the questions given below them.

(A) We are adding to the grid. We are adding capacity not only in the traditional thermal and hydro but also in the

(B) The lowest in the developing world. This is a pointer to the fact that power consumption is going to grow in the future

(C) And at the power plants, has been a matter of concern for the last few months. A good monsoon has lowered agricultural

(D) Waters in the reservoirs. As a result, some analysts and experts have been questioning the additional capacity that

(E) Low consumption of power in the country, which has resulted in low plant load factor and surplus of coal at the pithead

(F) Renewable sector, in which we have a target of 175 GW of capacity by 2022.India’s per capita consumption remains among

(G) And the current situation is only reflective of the low purchasing power of the consumers at present, apart from issues of connectivity and reliability.

(H) Consumption of electricity and cheaper hydropower has replaced thermal power in the grid as bountiful rains ensured ample

Q6 Which of the following is the SIXTH sentence after rearrangement?

01. G

02. B

03. F

04. C

05. A

Q7 Which of the following is the SECOND sentence after rearrangement?

01. E

02. D

03. A

04. B

05. C

Q-8 Which of the following is the FIRST sentence after rearrangement?

01. E

02. B

03. A

04. G

05. C

Q-9 Which of the following is the FIFTH sentence after rearrangement?

01. D

02. B

03. A

04. G

05. F

Q10 Which of the following is the LAST sentence after rearrangement?

01. C

02. D

03. A04. G

05. B

Answers:-

Q.1 (2)

Q.2 (3)

Q.3 (5)

Q.4 (3)

Q.5 (3)

Q.6 (3)

Q.7 (5)

Q.8 (1)

Q.9 (3)

Q.10 (4). 

The correct sequence of the passage is ECHDAFBG and the passage is talking about turning India’s power surplus into a boon.