English Quiz (Sentence Completion) for SBI PO 2019 Exam: 4th February 2019

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English Quiz For IBPS PO & Clerk 2019

The State Bank of India conducts a three-level examination to recruit Probationary Officers every year. Thus, the English Language can be an impetus for your success as it helps you save crucial time and score good points in lesser time and effort. So, instead of boiling the ocean, try building up a strong vocabulary, an effective knowledge of grammar, and efficient comprehension skills so as to be on the ball to face this particular section. Here is a quiz on English Language being provided by Adda247 to let you practice the best of latest pattern English Questions for SBI PO Examination 2019-20.

Directions (1-15): In each of the questions given below an incomplete sentence which must be filled/completed with one of the sentences/words given below i.e. one of the sentences/words can be fit into the given blanks. Choose the correct option and complete the given sentences.

Q1. Learning to abbreviate long words ----------------------------reporter type more quickly.

will help those court

will helped the court

will helping the court

will help the court

None of the above

Solution:

‘will help the court’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here. We will use ‘will’, as the sentence is in simple future tense.

Q2. After the earthquake, ----------------------huge deprivation of food and water in Haiti.

there was a

their was a

there were a

their were a

None of the above

Solution:

‘there was a’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here.

Q3. Microbial fuel cells (MFCs) are fast emerging -------------------------several specific requirements.

as an options for

as a option for

as an option for

as the option for

None of the above

Solution:

‘as an option for’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here. Since the word ‘option’ starts with a vowel, we will use the article ‘an’ with it.

Q4. Since Tony could see shapes and objects in the bright lights, he was classified---------------------------.

as only partially blindness

as them partially blind

as the only partially blind

as only partially blind

None of the above

Solution:

‘as only partially blind’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here.

Q5. To compress the crimpled rug, ---------------------several heavy books on the edges.

the maid lead

the maid laid

an maid laid

a maid laid

None of the above

Solution:

‘the maid laid’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here.

Q6. The pianist softly ----------------------------------the keys, playing a gentle melody.

began to compress

began too compress

begun to compress

begun too compressed

None of the above

Solution:

‘began to compress’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here. ‘Began’ is the appropriate choice here, as the sentence is in simple past tense.

Q7. The world is changing at a rapid pace and thus the difference between -------------------------------times is inevitable.

people’s born in different

people born in different

people born for different

people born of different

None of the above

Solution:

‘people born in different’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here.

Q8. The ---------------------------------constant pace and hence the lifestyle, ideologies, opinions, beliefs and the overall behaviour of people also undergoes change with time.

society changed at an

society changes at an

society changed at a

society changes at a

None of the above

Solution:

‘society changes at a’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here.

Q9. While generation gap ------------------------------conflict between the children and their parents, it is actually an interesting concept.

is usually a cause off

is usually an cause of

is usually a cause of

is usual an cause of

None of the above

Solution:

‘is casually a cause of’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here.

Q10. Sometimes the ---------------------------difficult however the strong will power help us to confront all the difficulties and creates a way.

task might been to

task will been too

task may be to

task may be too

None of the above

Solution:

‘task may be too’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here.

Q11. The priest --------------------------ceremonial robe when he is baptizing children.

wore a formal

wearing a formal

wears a formal

wears an formal

None of the above

Solution:

‘wears a formal’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here. Since the sentence states a general fact, we will use ‘wears’ and not ‘wore’ or ‘wearing’ and also the sentence is in simple present tense.

Q12. At the family reunion, cousins who -------------------------------------in a very long time will finally get the chance to.

have not seen each other

have not been seen each other

had not been seen each other

have not saw each other

None of the above

Solution:

‘have not seen each other’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here.

Q13. The blessing of the bread and wine ----------------------for ordained church leaders.

is a rite reserved

is an rite reserved

was a rite reserve

is a rite reserve is

None of the above

Solution:

‘is a rite reserved’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here.

Q14. Under in vitro conditions, Nilavembu Kudineer (a Siddha medicine) was found to provide protection against chikungunya virus -------------------------as a treatment during acute phase of dengue infection.

while it were effective

while it were effect

while its was effective

while it was effective

None of the above

Solution:

‘while it was effective’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here. Since the subject is singular here, we will use ‘was’ and not ‘were’.

Q15. The Tamil Nadu government had distributed Nilavembu Kudineer concoction to treat people infected with dengue during -------------------------------------2017.

the outbreak in late

the outbreak into late

that outbreak in late

those outbreak in late

None of the above

Solution:

‘the outbreak in late’ is both grammatically and contextually correct here.

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