Dear Students,
English Section is a topic that is feared by most of the candidates appearing in the IBPS PO Exam. Though the sheer number of concepts and rules may seem intimidating at first, with discipline and the right approach, it is not difficult to master these concepts and their application to questions. Through such English Quizzes, we will provide you all types of high-level questions to ace the questions based on new pattern English section of banking exams.
Directions (1-15): In each question below four words which are numbered (a), (b), (c) , (d) and (e) have been printed in bold, of which one word may be wrongly spelled or inappropriate in the context of the sentence. The number of that word is the answer.
Q1. The potential of India’s district (a)/ hospital system to drammatically expand (b)/ access to quality secondary (c)/ and tertiary health care (d)/ has never really been realised. (e)/
Q2. A market-driven approach (a)/ to providing district hospital (b) / beds for only those with (c)/ the means would (d)/ difeat the objective. (e)
Q3. The absence of purposeful laws (a)/ to ensure adherance (b)/ to the above will of the (c) / people is a challenge (d)/ to the common man. (e)
Q4. The CAG report’s findings (a) / on the state of the (b)/ Indian Railways are no (c)/ surprise to (d)/ frequent trevellers. (e)
Q5. The Ministry of Petroleum is working (a)/ towards creating an e-commerce (b)/ platform in which customers can order (c)/ desel online and get delivery (d)/ at their doorstep. (e)
Q6. Due to the substandard quality (a)/ of food supplied, passengers (b)/ are compeled to buy (c)/ food from (d)/ unauthorized vendors. (e)
Q7. One major concern in such an arrangement is to ensure (a)/ that the bulk of health spending, whether from (b)/ government funds, subsidy or private insurance, (c) / goes into actual care provision, and that administrative (d)/ expanditure is capped under the contract. (e)
Q8. It is incongrous, however, to opt for contracts (a)/ of 30 years, given the move towards achieving universal (b)/ health coverage and, aspirationally, a single-payer (c)/ government-led model that (d)/ mainly relies on public facilities. (e)
Q9. I was driven to literature, philosophy, law, ethics (a)/ and an entire oevure of theories on (b) / journalism during the past five years (c)/ to earnestly address the questions from readers (d),/ without fear or favour. (e)
Q10. If the brain is the newspaper, (a)/ then the mind is the reader and (b) / consciousnes is (c)/ the relationship between (d)/ the newspaper and the reader. (e)
Q11. It is a refreshing thought (a)/ especially when the term (b)/ ‘patriotism’ has become a (c)/ much malignd one by (d)/ both rightists and ultra-leftists. (e)
Q12. What looked like a pressure tactic (a)/ to earn nomination as the Congress’s (b)/ chief ministereal candidate soon (c)/ turned into open defiance, and (d)/ eventually ended in a parting of ways. (e)
Q13. A seasoned politician with immense popularity (a)/ and expereince in dealing with the (b)/ military, he upheld his (c)/ authority in his third term despite (d)/ sustained pressure from the generals. (e)
Q14. More details on where (a)/ the consigment originated (b)/ and the persons (c)/ involved in the (d)/ syndicate were awaited. (e)
Q15. Given the recource to tax funds for (a)/ viability gap funding and use of (b)/ public infrastructure, the operations (c)/ should be audited by the (d)/ Comptroller and Auditor General. (e)
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