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IBPS Clerk 2018 English Test - 13
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    Below, a statement is divided into parts. One or more of these parts may contain an error. Out of the given options, choose the one that gives an ‘errorless combination’. If there are no errors, choose option (5), viz, No error.

    I should have (A) / liked very much (B) / to see your paintings (C) / at the hall the other day.(D)

    Solutions

    The given sentence has no grammatical errors.

    The form 'should have liked' is an archaic from of stating the possibility of liking something, and is grammatically correct; even if it is not used too often.

     

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    Below, a statement is divided into parts. One or more of these parts may contain an error. Out of the given options, choose the one that gives an ‘errorless combination’. If there are no errors, choose option (5), viz, No error.

    You should (A) / have never put that (B) / bird in the cage (C) / in the first place.(D)

    Solutions

    The given sentence has no grammatical errors. Here, the phrase 'in the first place' means 'in the first consideration/ point'. 

     

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    In the question given below, the sentence has been divided into 4 parts. Determine which parts are error-less and select the corresponding option.

    The director, along with the professors, (A)/ are expected to address the (B)/ concerns of the students regarding the (C)/ recent fee hike at midnight. (D)/

    Solutions

    The error is in B. Option 2) ACD is the correct answer.

    The subject here is the director = singular. => he is expected to..

    Usage of along with or in addition to doesn't change the subject.

    Correct sentence:

    The director, along with the professors, is expected to address the concerns of the students regarding the recent fee hike at midnight. 

     

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    Each of the following questions has two sentences with one blank each. Choose the option that best fits in both the blanks. 

    Sibling _________ each other light-heatedly many times. 

    Having a knack for pranking, his _________ on his co-worked flared exceedingly well.

    Solutions

    Let us analyse the meanings all the words here:

    Provoking means causing annoyance; irritating

    Gander means looking or observing intently

    Vex means disturbing with minor irritations

    Banter means mild arguments and aim means objective.

    The answer is vex as it fits in effectively in both blanks.

    Thus, option 3 is the correct answer. 

     

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    Each of the following questions has two sentences with one blank each. Choose the option that best fits in both the blanks. 

    He knew the _________ were against him and still went for it believing in his feelings.

    The favoring _________ in the play were noticed by almost everyone.

    Solutions

    Let us analyse the meanings all the words here:

    Timing can refer to the current play,

    Ruckus refers to commotion,

    Strings can imply connection,

    Commentary means dialogue delivery and

    Odds refer to chances.

    The most appropriate word and the answer is odds.

    Thus, option 5 is the correct answer.

     

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    Each of the following questions has two sentences with one blank each. Choose the option that best fits in both the blanks. 

    Often her mind would slip into _________ fiction and get lost in its wonder.

    The moment the list came out and her name appeared on it, was a moment of _________ joy for her.

    Solutions

    Let us analyse the meanings all the words here:

    The answer is sheer because it means complete and both the blanks refer to it. The other do not have the exact right fit as sheer.

    Diverse means plural,

    Authentic means original,

    Absurd means insane and

    Corrigible means capable of correction.

     

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    In the following question, an idiomatic expression or a proverb is highlighted. Select the alternative which best describes its use in the sentence.

    The office now has a strict policy about xerox subsidy.

    Solutions

    Xerox subsidy means using the office photocopier for personal use.

     

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    In the following question, an idiomatic expression or a proverb is highlighted. Select the alternative which best describes its use in the sentence.

    Sheema saw her jwellery and cash missing from the almirah. After the initial shock, she got a grip on herself and called up the police. 

    Solutions

    To get a grip on oneself means 'controlling your feelings to deal with a situation.'

     

  • Question 9/10
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    In the following question, an idiomatic expression or a proverb is highlighted. Select the alternative which best describes its use in the sentence.

    The deadline for the project is fast arriving; we have pulled out all the stops for timely completion.

    Solutions

    Pull out all the stops means 'doing everything you can to make something successful.'

     

  • Question 10/10
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    In the following question, an idiomatic expression or a proverb is highlighted. Select the alternative which best describes its use in the sentence.

    Getting through the exam for civil services is possible when you have buckled down yourself.

    Solutions

    'Buckle down' means 'doing some hard work with determination and full attention.'

     

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