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SBI Clerk Mains English Language Quiz

Is your DREAM to get selected in SBI Clerk 2020 recruitment? Well, then you must speed up your preparation as the Main exam which is the final step towards selection will soon be announced. So, students should utilize this time intelligently. The English Language is one of the subjects you’ll need to deal with and to help you keep your preparation up to the mark, here we provide you with a questionnaire of English Language to crack SBI Clerk Main. For other subjects, you can check the SBI Clerk Mains Study Plan. Directions (1-5): In the following questions a sentence is given, some parts of the sentence are given in bold which may have grammatical or spelling error or they may be contextually incorrect. Two columns (A) and (B) are given, column (A) consists of bold parts of the sentence and column (B) consists of the appropriate replacement for the bold parts. Match the correct replacements. If the sentence is correct mark no error as your answer. Q1. Cellphone carrier T-Mobile US, which successfully fought regulators for nearly two years to close a merge with rival Sprint, named a new finance chief on Wednesday as the company now face integrating the acquisition amid the tumult stirred by Covid-19.

COLUMN A	COLUMN B
(A) successfully fought regulators	(I) successfully fights regulators
(B) close a merge with rival	(II) close a merger with rival
(C) now face integrating	(III) now faces integrating
(D) amid the tumult stirred	(IV) amid the tumult stir

(a) D-IV and B-II (b) B-II and C-III (c) A-I and D-IV (d) None of the given options are correct (e) no error Q2. The good thing about 5G radiation is that it is non-ionizing. Ionizing radiation is powerful enough to break molecule bonds: essentially snipping away at the cells of our bodies with billions of tiny scissors. X-rays and radioactive materials like plutonium emit ionizing rendition.

COLUMN A	COLUMN B
(A) it is non-ionizing	(I) its non-ionizing
(B) enough to break molecule	(II) enough to break molecular
(C) bodies with billions of	(III) bodies with billion of
(D) emit ionizing rendition	(IV) emit ionizing radiation

(a) D-IV and B-II (b) B-II and C-III (c) A-I and D-IV (d) None of the given options are correct (e) no error Q3. Expanding network connectivity across sub-Saharan Africa will opened up digital services that many of us now take for grant. Mobile Banking, Whatsapp Chatting and video, e-health, e-education are key services only possible with reliable internet connectivity. For a geographically disparate population, it will mean greater access to essential services, including e-agri services.

COLUMN A	COLUMN B
(A) will opened up digital services	(I) will open up digital services
(B) now take for grant	(II) now take for granted
(C) key services only possible	(III) key service too possible
(D) it will mean greater access	(IV) it’ll meant greater access

(a) D-IV and B-II (b) B-II and C-III (c) A-I and B-II (d) None of the given options are correct (e) no error Q4. Earlier this month, Microsoft announced several new Microsoft Teams features that will better target education users. Microsoft Teams is known as an enterprise-level collaboration tool that allows chatting, file sharing, and meeting in a centralized, secure location. Microsoft Teams already exists within the education space, but due to the rapid spread of COVID-19, many educators scrambled for a manageable and secure “learn from home” solution.

COLUMN A	COLUMN B
(A) better target education users	(I) better targets educating users
(B) as an enterprise-level collaboration	(II) as a enterprise leveled collaboration
(C) already exists within	(III) already exist within
(D) educators scrambled for a manageable	(IV) educators scramble for a managing

(a) D-IV and B-II (b) B-II and C-III (c) A-I and D-IV (d) None of the given options are correct (e) no error Q5. While scientists have succeeded at restoring some coral reefs, humans alone can’t save all the reefs that is dying across the globe, a NOAA reef restoration manager said this month. Even in the best of conditions, human drivers can spend only three or four hours per day working under water, said Tom Moore, coral reef restoration program manager for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. And those best conditions are rare.

COLUMN A	COLUMN B
(A) have succeeded at restoring	(I) have succeed at restoring
(B) reefs that is dying	(II) reefs that are dying
(C) human drivers can spend	(III) human divers can spend
(D) best conditions are rare	(IV) best conditioning are rare

(a) D-IV and B-II (b) B-II and C-III (c) A-I and D-IV (d) None of the given options are correct (e) no error To attempt the complete quiz refer to the links given below:

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