TARGET IBPS PO PRELIMS 2019 – ENGLISH Day 4

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IBPS PO Prelims 2019 – Study Planner Day 4 – English Language 

• Section : English Language
• Topic : Adjective
• Time: 20 Minutes
• Questions : 25 Questions
• Level : Easy – Moderate

D.1-25): A sentence is shown in four parts marked as (a), (b), (c) and (d) in each question. Read the sentences carefully and select the part which is grammatically wrong. If every part in the sentence is grammatically correct then, choose ‘No error’ (e) as the answer.

Q.1) A team from Flinders University (a)/ in South Australia said they were (b)/ all chunk relatives of (c)/ today’s malleefowl and brush-turkeys. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.2) A former CPI(M) MLA said (a)/ both Raja and Vinoth stood tall in (b)/ the cut-outs than (c)/ their leader Sanjeev. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.3) The novel is the saga of revenge, (a)/ hope, aspirations, betrayals, tragedies, (b)/  triumphs and is the story of tall men (c)/ and even tall women. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.4) The Shiv Smarak, as it will be called, (a)/ is touted as the taller statue in the world, (b)/ its height especially raised to surpass (c)/ the Lushan Buddha in China, built in 2008. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.5) A Japanese artist has used (a)/ thousands of fish in illuminated tanks to create a sprawling (b)/ psychedelic visual art installation, (c)/ drawing tens of thousand of viewers in Tokyo. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.6) The Government of India has (a)/ decided to commence the issue of ten rupees currency notes (b)/ at the head offices of (c)/ the Presidency Banks at Calcutta. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.7) Exfoliation at night is good than (a)/ the day, and you can thereafter (b)/ apply any product or moisturiser (c)/ prescribed by your doctor. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.8) Hip hop is a superior art form (a)/ he stresses, it involves word play (b)/ set to a rhythm, (c)/ which is no easy task. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.9) The LED displays provide a colouring (a)/ variety of moving images, such as (b)/ one of sakura blossoms falling serenely from the sky, (c)/ to the accompaniment of music. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.10) A single plastic grocery bag (a)/ could be shredded by marine organisms (b)/ into over one million (c)/ microscopic fragments, a study has found. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.11) Railways Minister Piyush Goyal had (a)/ announced a compensation of (b)/ 1 lakh every (c)/ to the victims. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.12) Numerous scholars (a)/ say it is not (b)/ found in any of (c)/ the Vedic literature. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.13) Regulations and labels aside, (a)/ there are a little basic things you (b)/ can keep in mind (c)/ when switching to organic food. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.14) EU courts recently tried to (a)/ restore a little order by (b)/ reminding everyone that only (c)/ liquid from animals could be called milk. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.15) When Scindia fought against (a)/ the East India Company, (b)/ he joined the later as (c)/ he didn’t want to fight the British. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.16) My wife calls my brother’s wife as (a)/ orpadi in Tamil (or Totikodali in Telugu), (b)/ again regardless of whether (c)/ my brother is younger or older to me. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.17) He emphatically said on record (a)/ that our Vedas might have (b)/ a theory superior than that of Einstein’s e=mc2, (c)/  Mr. Vardhan said in his address. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.18) Most of the locals I come (a)/ across are people who fell in love (b)/ with the park and left their city lives behind (c)/ to embrace the quietude and conviviality of this place. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.19) Respondents were asked to name (a)/ the five most unique dangerous countries (b)/ for women and then asked to name the worst country under six different categories. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.20) Merkel hints fresh (a)/ elections more preferable to (b)/ minority government (c)/ as talks fail. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.21) The Hindu app is good (a)/ but you have to search the news (b)/ and read each article, in this way (c)/ you can miss some important articles. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.22) In her, he not only sees (a)/ a music genius, but also (b)/ a co-mingling of the social and personal, (c)/ the emotional and intellectual. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.23) Music composer Ilaiyaraaja’s willingness in recent years (a)/ to open up about his craft has been a source (b)/ of great delight for his fans and countless (c)/ pro-am musicologists on assorted Internet forums. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.24) In a year afflicted with remixes, (a)/ some music composer managed (b)/ to shine while (c)/ a few industry senior fell off the radar entirely. (d)/ No error. (e)

Q.25) Particulately matter that (a)/ exists as fine dust in the air can lead to (b)/ an increased risk of diabetes, (c)/ particularly in low-income countries such as India. (d)/ No error. (e)

ANSWER KEY:

1) c) Replace ‘chunk’ by ‘chunky’ – ‘chunky’ is an adjective, which is used to qualify the noun ‘relatives’.

2) b) Replace “tall” by “taller” – The Comparative degree is used for unequal comparisons between the quality or quantity of two things or persons.

3) d) Replace ‘tall’ by ‘taller’ – here, women are compared with men. So, taller should be used.

4) b) Replace “taller” by “tallest” – The Superlative degree is used when one thing or person is singled out in a comparison that involves several things or persons.

5) d) Replace ‘thousand’ by ‘thousands’ – When nouns denoting measurements are

not preceded by a numeral and used in general sense, they are used in plural

form.

6) b) Replace ‘rupees’ by ‘rupee’ – When nouns denoting measurements are preceded by a numeral and followed by another noun, then the noun must be in singular form.

7) a) Replace ‘good’ by ‘better’ – The Comparative degree is used for unequal comparisons between the quality or quantity of two things or persons. Here, exfoliation at the night & day is compared.

8)No error

9) a) Replace ‘colouring’ by ‘colourful’ – ‘colourful’ is an adjective, which is used to qualify the noun ‘variety’.

10) e) No error.

11) c) Replace “every” by “each” – Each is appropriate here.

12)  e) No error.

13) b) Replace ‘little’ by ‘few’ – ‘few’ is used for countable nouns & ‘little’ is used for non-countable nouns.

14) e) No error.

15) c) Replace ‘later’ by ‘latter’ – ‘latter’ denotes the second or second mentioned of two people or things. ‘later’ – doing something or taking place after the expected, proper, or usual time.

16) d) Replace ‘older’ by ‘elder’ – ‘elder’ is used only for members of the same family. ‘older’ is used for both persons & things.

17) c) Replace ‘than’ by ‘to’ – the comparative degree is generally followed by ‘than’, but comparative adjectives ending in ‘ior’ are followed by the preposition ‘to’.

18) e) No error.

19) b) Remove ‘unique’ – Double comparative & superlative shouldn’t be used.

20) b) Remove ‘more’ before ‘preferable’ – Preferable has the force of comparative & is followed by ‘to’. Phrase ‘more preferable’ should not be used.

21) e) No error.

22) b) Replace ‘music’ by ‘musical’ – here, ‘musical’ is the adjective, which is used to qualify a noun ‘genius’.

23)  e) No error.

24) d)  Replace ‘senior’ by ‘seniors’, few is always followed by plural noun.

25) a) Replace ‘Particulately’ by ‘Particulate’,Particulate is the appropriate usage here.

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