Word Replacement for IBPS 2019 Exam: 30th January 2019

Directions (1-15): In each of the following questions four words are given in bold. Which of the following words must replace each other so that the sentence becomes contextually correct and meaningful. If the sentence is correct as it is, choose option (e) as your answer. 


Q1. When I (1)rote a toddler, I (2)learned a bunch of (3)nursery rhymes by (4)was.

Q2. Peanut (1) peanut is a (2)vital ingredient in the (3)recipe for (4) butter butter cookies.

Q3. (1)Solving the first math (2)problem was easy, but the (3)second one was a (4)lot harder.

Q4. I was not (1)proud of my (2) was project which (3) science a crude (4)representation of a planet.

Q5. Eating (1) essentially and (2)drinking soda will (3) bread break your (4)low carb diet.

Q6. Learning (1)the scales is (2)a fundamental (3) musician of being a (4) part.

Q7. The pirate’s (1)crude map was a (2)treasure depiction, but (3)we were still able to (4)follow the directions.

Q8. My (1) same thinks that all (2)hotels are essentially the (3) mother, but I am very picky (4)about where I sleep.

Q9. My lack of (1) building skills was (2)evident when I showed my (3)crude attempt at (4) woodworking a platform.

Q10. He (1)skipped the (2)fundamental steps, which (3)caused his plan to (4)fail.

Q11. Summer is the (1)warmest season of (2)the entire (3)northern in the (4)year hemisphere.

Q12. During the (1)children months, the (2)winter wear (3)thick coats and gloves to (4)keep their hands warm.

Q13. The professor’s (1)habit of going (2)from one (3)tangent to another (4)makes it very hard for me to learn.

Q14. The billionaire (1)millions kept his (2)businessman stashed under his bed, too (3)stingy to (4)spend a single dollar.

Q15. Unsure if (1)she should turn in (2)her coworker for (3)stealing, the cashier faced a (4)moral dilemma.