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Important English language Questions For SBI PO 2022 |IBPS |LIC |RRB CLERK & PO'S | RBI Grade B
Sentence replacement :-
Directions: In the questions below, a sentence is given, followed by five options. Choose the option that best conveys the same meaning as the original sentence and is correct with respect to grammar, meaning and usage.
1. Men are so much biased against the qualities of a woman that when a woman works excellently, men say 'she is a man'.
A. Men are so much biased against the qualities of a woman that when a woman works excellently, men say 'she is a man'.
B. Men, being biased towards themselves, claim that women can’t do many tasks which they can do with excellence.
C. Men are naturally biased and except the world to be like them only.
D. Men, being extremely prejudiced against the qualities of women, opine that men are superior to women in any given task.
E. Men believe that they are superior to others and must not be taken for granted.
2. There are many government hospitals in the area which are providing health services to the people but these services are not adequate as far as number of people being admitted and quality of treatment is concerned.
A. In spite of the presence of government hospitals in great numbers, the patients are not being served adequately.
B. Even though there are many government hospitals which are providing health services to the populace of the region, the services rendered are inadequate in terms of quantity and quality.
C. Although government hospitals are trying their best to serve the poor patients yet the services provided by them are not inadequate in any manner.
D. With an increasing population in the area, the government hospitals now find it difficult to serve their patients with quality treatment.
E. Government hospitals in general lack resources and thus become unable to serve its patients with quality treatment.
3. The slogan "Children are the future of the nation" stops making sense when a country of the size of India has over 3 million children living on the streets.
A. A country like India, the children of which are living in poor conditions, should avoid raising fancy slogans.
B. India with as big a child population as 3 million must work towards improving its children’s life conditions instead of raising slogans.
C. It’s ironic to see India as a country that takes pride in proclaiming its children as the future of the nation whereas a huge population of them is living in abject conditions.
D. On one hand India sees future in its children the population of which are as big in size as 3 million, it, on the other hand, neglects many of them who are living in extreme conditions.
E. Being a country with 3 million street children, India must not raise slogans which are self-derogatory.
4. The UGC has served India’s higher education system for over six decades and like many other institutions forming its cohort, it has been struggling to cope with diverse responsibilities for some time.
A. The UGC has been in operation for the past six years and like its counterparts, it has been struggling to tackle responsibilities.
B. The UGC has served the nation for sixty years but unlike its peers, it has struggled to cope with different types of responsibilities.
C. The UGC has been a part of India’s higher education system for more than sixty years and like many other of its fellow institutions, it has also been struggling for some time, to tackle various types of responsibilities.
D. The UGC, in its struggles to cope with different types of responsibilities, is similar to its fellow institutions which have also been a part of India’s education system for more than sixty years and are also struggling.
E. None of the above
5. It is disturbing to note that mob lynching in India is moving towards becoming the new normal and has failed to invoke unconditional condemnation from a large section of society.
A. Mob lynching is the latest in-thing in India as in other nations and is very popular among a large section of the society which makes it very disturbing.
B. Mob lynching has failed to garner absolute condemnation from a huge part of the society and what is more disturbing is that it is on the road to becoming the new normal.
C. Not only has mob lynching failed in its attempt to being condemned by the society, it is also becoming a very common part of the society which is extremely disturbing.
D. Mob violence seems to enjoy the endorsement of the people who seem to enjoy that it has failed to invoke unconditional condemnation from the society and is merely the new normal.
E. None of the above
Answers :- 1. D 2. B 3. C 4. C 5. B
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