English language : Fill in the blank questions set -4

 ENGLISH LANGUAGE 

practice questions with Answers for Nellore DCCB Assistant manager/ Clerks,IBPS &RRB.

FILL IN THE BLANKS :

Directions: In each of the questions below, a sentence is given with two blanks that indicate that some parts are missing. Identify the correct pair of words that fit in the sentence to make it grammatically and contextually correct.

1. Only a third in India are _________ saving for their retirement while just 33 per cent of working-age respondents globally are _________ anything aside for their later life.

A. Hardly, saving                       

B. Regularly, putting 

C. Constantly, setting

D. Continuously, debating 

E. Diligently, Meticulously

2. If you look at the number of districts, then the areas under the _________ of left-wing extremism have shrunk _________ more than 40% in the last three years.

A. Existence, with 

B. Ecstasy, about 

C. Influence, by

D. Confidence, off 

E. Installation, about

3. Chaotic traffic has become the _________ of the day at major junctions in Puducherry thanks to poor traffic management, _________ posting of police personnel and disregard of rules by motorists and vehicle owner.

A. Dynamics, frequent 

B. Diabolical, often 

C. Order, inadequate

D. Access, uncontrollable 

E. Attention, unassailabgirl

4. Pedestrians complain that there is no _________ left for them to walk at pedestrian crossings near major junctions as they are _________ upon by motorists.

A. Road, encircled 

B. place, accustomed 

C. Figures, crossed

D. Space, encroached 

E. None of the above

5. While the demand is _________ for clay idols, people also prefer moulded idols _________ in bulk from other cities.

A. Low, manufactured 

B. Few, transferred 

C. Small, distributed

D. High, procured 

E. None of the above

6. The shephered separated _________ and _________ from their foal in order to sell them to a circus.

A. horse, mare 

B. colt , horse 

C. lion, lioness

D. jenny , horse 

E. donkey , mare

7. My grandmother used to tell me tales of _________ and _________ to make me fall asleep.

A. fairies, angels 

B. witches, fairies 

C. witches, cupids

D. fairies , devils 

E. wizards , witches

8. Terrorist organization ISIS killed more than twenty _________ and _________ in a mass execution.

A. natives, foreigners 

B. men, women 

C. children, people

D. women , children 

E. soldiers , policemen

9. A _________ and a _________ can never be just friends.

A. father , son 

B. mother , daughter 

C. boy, girl

D. man, pet 

E. father, daughter

10. This award encourages young _________ and _________ to write great stories.

A. authors, novelists 

B. poets, authors 

C. writers, poets

D. authors, authoresses 

E. authoresses, poetesses

Answers :

1.      B              6.    A

2.     C               7.    E

3.     C               8.     B

4.     D               9.    C

5.     D             10.    D

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Quantitative aptitude practice questions for Nellore DCCB Assistant manager/ Clerks & SBI ,RRB Set - 4 .

 

Quantitative aptitude practice questions with Answers for Nellore DCCB Assistant manager/ Clerks & SBI ,RRB .

SET -4

 DATA INTERPRETATION

Directions : Study the following bar chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.

The bar graph below shows the production (in numbers) and sales (in numbers) of refrigerators by five different factories in a month. 

 

Note: Inventory (in numbers) = Production (in numbers) – Sales (in numbers) 

1. Find the total number of refrigerators produced by all the given factories in a month.
A. 3156.       B. 3268      C. 3376.     D. 3298          E. None of these
2. For which factory, the percentage sales is maximum with respect to the production?
A. Factory A       B. Factory B      C. Factory C     D. Factory D      E. Factory E
3. Find the ratio of the total sales (in number) of the factory A, C and D together to the total sales (in number) of the factory B and E together.
A. 351 : 313      B. 119 : 112.       C. 257 : 213.     D. 357 : 313      E. None of these
4. For which factory, the inventory (in numbers) is the second highest?
A. Factory A       B. Factory B.     C. Factory C     D. Factory D      E. Factory E
5. If 5% and 1.25% of the refrigerators produced by factory A and factory E respectively is found to be defective, then find the percentage of non-defective refrigerators produced by factory A and E together with respect to the total refrigerators produced by all the given factories.
A. 37.4%       B. 49.3%        C. 45.7%       D. 43.8% E. None of these

Directions:  study the following Questions carefully and choose the right answer:

1. A boat covers 24 km upstream and 36 km downstream in 6 hours while it covers 36 km 

upstream and 24 km downstream in 6.5 hours. The velocity of the current is:

A. 1 km/hr          B. 1.5 km/hr.    C. 2 km/hr.              D. 2.5 km/hr

2. A man can row 7.5 kmph in still water, if the river is running at 1.5 km an hour. It takes 

him 50 mins to row to a place and back, how far off is the place?

A.1 km       B. 2 km       C. 3 km      D. 4 km

3. A man can row upstream at 7 kmph and downstream at 10 kmph. Find man's rate still 

water and the rate of current.

A. 4 km/hr and 1 km/hr.    B. 8.5 km/hr and 1.5 km/hr

C. 6 km/hr and 2 km/hr  D. 6 km/hr and 3 km/hr

4. A man can row 40 km upstream and 55 km downstream in 13 hours, also he can row 30 

km upstream and 44 km downstream in 10 hours. Find the speed of the man in still water 

and the speed of the current.

A. 8 kmph and 2 kmph B. 8 kmph and 3 kmph

C. 7 kmph and 5 kmph D. 4 kmph and 7 kmph

5. If a boat goes 7 km upstream in 42 minutes and the speed of the stream is 3 kmph then 

the speed of the boat in still water is:

A. 4.2 km/hr.        B. 9 km/hr.         C. 13 km/hr   D. 21 km/hr

Answers :

1.      B                6.  C

2.      E                7.   C

3.      D                8.   B

4.      C                  9.   B

5.       E                 10.  C

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ENGLISH practice questions for Nellore DCCB Assistant manager/ Clerks Set -3

 

ENGLISH practice questions with Answers for Nellore DCCB Assistant manager/ Clerks.

Sentence correction :

Directions: In this question, a sentence has been given with some of its part in bold. To make the sentence grammatically and idiomatically correct you have to replace the bold part with the correct alternative given below. If the sentence is correct as it is, mark 'No improvement required' as your answer.

1.The Indian Air Force has played a vital role in the nation’s defense and our glorious history is replete of numerous counts of valour and fortitude in the face of extreme odds.

A.replete of numerous accounts

B. replete with numerous accounts

C.replete by numerous account

D.replete through numerous counts

E.No correction required

2.Everyone around Sachin in 1988 knew that he would play for India but never thought he would end up with all the cricketing records possible.

A.he would end

B.he would end in 

C. he would end with

D. he would end into

E. No correction required

3. According to WWF, the small island nation of Samoa was the first in switching off its lights in support of the Earth Hour.

A. first to switch of

B. the first to switch off

C. the first to switch of

D. the first in switch off

E. No correction required

4. This pond particularly abounds of large populations of freshwater fish.

A. abounds about

B. abounds with

C. abounds in

D. abounds through

E. No correction required

5. As a component of adenosine triphosphate, phosphorus is critical for the conversion of light energy to chemical energy during photosynthesis, contributes to essential nucleic acids and phospholipids, and hence is important not just for plant growth, but also for flower and seed formation.

A. in essential nucleic acids and phospholipids, while is important not just for plant growth, but

B. for essential nucleic acids and phospholipids, and such is important not just for plant growth, but

C. by essential nucleic acids and phospholipids, meanwhile is important not just for plant growth, but

D. with essential nucleic acids and phospholipids, and hence is important not just for plant growth, although

E. No correction needed

6.The Constitution abolished untouchability through Article 17 and did not abolish the caste system even though it is the cause of untouchability.

A. and consequently did not abolish the caste system even though it is the

B. not with standing did not abolish the caste system even though it is the

C. but likewise did not abolish the caste system even though it is the

D. but did not abolish the caste system even though it is the

E. No correction needed

7. Although states are using their veto powers to block decisions in the UN Security Council, the UN General Assembly can be creatively used as a forum for the immediate engagement with the issue.

A. is creatively used as a forum for multiple immediate engagement

B. be creatively used as a forum for any immediate engagement

C. be creatively using as an forum for any immediate engagement

D. be creatively use as a forum for a immediate encouragement

E. No correction needed

8. One of the major strengths of India’s federal fiscal structure is an independent Judiciary and the role it will have to play to strengthen federalism this country.

A. and the roles it play in strengthening federalism in

B. and to strengthening federalism the role it has played

C. and the role it has played in strengthening federalism in

D. and the role it played in strengthen federalism

E. No correction needed

9. While armed humanitarian intervention has no justification for international law, self-defence or collective self-defence are premised on dubious legality.

A. While armed humanitarian intervention has no justification under

B. While armed humanitarian intervention have no justification under

C. While armed humanitarian intervention had no justification under

D. While armed humanitarian intervention has no justification over

E. No correction needed

10. Since the conflict erudite on 1997, the relationship between the Mizos and the Brus has been marked by suspicion and tension.

A. the conflict erupted in 1997, the relationship for

B. the conflict erupted in 1997, the relationship with

C. the conflict erupted in 1997, the relationship between

D. the conflict erupt in 1997, the relationship between

E. No correction required

Answers :

1.      B              6.   D

2.     E               7.   B

3.     B               8.   C

4.     C               9.    A

5.     E             10.  C

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