Friday, 30 December 2016

ENGLISH QUIZ FOR UPCOMING BANK & OTHER COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION


Directions (Q. 1-5): In the following questions, a sentence has been given with some of its parts in bold. To make the sentence grammatically correct, you have to replace the bold parts with the correct alternative given below. If the sentence is correct as it is, give e) as your answer (i.e. No correction required).

1). The tragedy of this incident was not only that Ritika and Sunidhi have been allowed to get away without an explanation, but that the value associated to our privacy was a slipery.
a)    privacy was on slippery slope
b)    privacy were on slippery slope
c)    privacy was a slope
d)    privacy weren't a slope
e)    No correction required

2). Organization will focus predominantly on female candidates while staffed largely by them.
a)    as well as staffed largely.
b)    but also staffed largely.
c)    apart from being staffed largely.
d)    while staffed appointed.
e)    No correction required

3). Many of them have been granted bail but can not get out as they do not have the money for the bail amount stipulated.
a)    Many of them has
b)    Many of them had
c)    Many of these could
d)    Some of them has
e)    No correction required

4). This tragedy is not only about the local train accident, and also about the depressing regularity with which such unauthorized crossing occurs.
a)    but also about depressing
b)    but also about the depressing.
c)    and also about depressing
d)    even though about depressing
e)    No correction required

5).  The recent snooping incident in our state might have out of an attitude of factors that are not yet directly apparent.
a)    out of the multitude
b)    emanated their attitude
c)    emanated out of a multitude
d)    emanated all
e)    No correction required.

Directions (6-10) :- Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical or idiomatic error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence, the number of that part is the answer. If there is 'No Error', the answer is e). (Ignore errors of punctuation, If any)

6).
a)    The Aam Aadmi Parti convener.
b)    Arvind Kejriwal has shown himself to be a person of principles.
c)    and his all members.
d)    at his back and call.
e)    No Error

7).
a)    A complaint of sexual assault.
b)    since classified as rape.
c)    filled by a woman staff member of Tehelka against Tarun Tejpal.
d)    which made him eat crow.
e)    No Error

8).
a)    Anna Hazare who led the movement.
b)    drew his credibility.
c)    from being viewed as a renunciate with no self interest.
d)    but only a deep and abiding commitment to cleanse the system.
e)    No Error

9).
a)    When Woman knows how to play to gallery.
b)    then why woman needed to be protected.
c)    even while in her own home
d)    or in her office
e)    No Error

10).
a)    Mean while, despite the insistence by the party
b)    that the mandate was for it sit in the opposition
c)    the BJP reiterated its reluctance
d)    to explore the possibility of forming a government
e)    No Error



SOLUTION


Directions (Q. 1-5):
1) A   
2) C   
3) E   
4) B   
5) C

Directions (Q. 6-10):
6). D) at his beck and call. means at his command.
7). C)  filed by a woman staff member of Tehelka against Tarun Tejpal.
8). E) No error
9). A)  to play to the gallery means to try to gain popular favour.
10). B)  to sit

Monday, 26 December 2016

REASONING - PUZZLE FOR UPCOMING BANK & OTHER COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION



I. Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions.
Seven persons – A, B, C, D, E, F and G live on seven different floors of a building but not necessarily in same order. Lowermost floor of building is numbered 1, one above that is numbered 2 and so on till top most floor is numbered 7. Each one of them also likes a different food recipe, namely Egg roll, Pizza, Burger, Noodles, Briyani, Fried Rice and Masala Dosa.(but not necessarily in same order).
Ø      A lives an odd numbered floor but not on floor numbered Three. Only two persons live between D and the one who likes Briyani. The One who likes Burger lives immediately above C.
Ø      The one who likes Pizza lives on odd numbered floors above D. B lives on the floors above E. Only three persons live between C and the one who likes Pizza.
Ø      The one who likes Egg roll lives immediately above the one who likes Masala Dosa. G lives on an odd numbered floor. E does not like Burger.
Ø      Only one person lives between B and E. The one who likes Briyani lives immediately above A. Neither C nor A likes Noodles.

           
1. Which of the following food recipe does A like?
A. Fried Rice
B. Masala Dosa
C. Burger
D. Pizza
E. Egg roll

2. Which of the following combinations is True with respect to the given arrangement?
A. Fried Rice – C
B. Pizza – F
C. Masala Dosa – G
D. Briyani – D
E. Noodles – B

3. If all the persons are made to sit in alphabetical order from top to bottom, positions of how many persons will remain unchanged?
A. Four
B. None
C. Two
D. One
E. Three

4. Which of the following statements is True with respect to the given arrangement?
A. The one who likes Masala Dosa immediately below A.
B. F likes Pizza
C. None of the given options is true.
D. Only four persons live between D and G
E. G lives immediately below E.

5. Who among the following lives on the floor numbered 2?
A. B
B. The one who likes Egg roll
C. The one who likes Masala Dosa
D. D
E. F

II. Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions.
 Seven Friends, namely A, B, C, D, E, F and G visit seven different Countries namely US Germany China, UAE, Netherlands, UK and Russia,(but not necessarily in same order). starting from Monday to Sunday(of the same week).  C visits on Thursday. Only two people visit between C and the one who visits Germany. Only  four people visit between the one who visits Germany and G. The one who visits Russia visits immediately before G. Only two people visit between the one who visits Russia and A. D visits one of the days after the one who visit Russia. F visits immediately after the one who visit US. F does not visit Russia. Only three people visit between the one who visits US and the one who visits Netherlands. The one who visits UK visits immediately before the one who visits China. B does not visit on Monday.


6. Which of the following countries does B visit?
A. China
B. Russia
C. US
D. Netherlands
E. UK

7. On which of the following days does F visit a country?
A. Friday
B. Saturday
C. Sunday
D. Wednesday
E. Tuesday

8. Which of the following is true about E?
A. All the options are true
B. E visits on Friday
C. E visits China
D. Only three people visit between E and C
E. E visits immediately before A.

9. Who amongst the following visits UAE?
A. D
B. E
C. A
D. G
E. C

10. As per the given arrangement, A is related to the one who visits US in a certain way and G is related to the one who visits Netherlands in the same way. To which of the following is C related to in the same way. 
A. The one who visits UK
B. The one who visits China
C. The one who visits UAE
D. The one who visits Russia
E. The one who visits Germany





SOLUTION

Sunday, 25 December 2016

ENGLISH - CLOZE TEST FOR UPCOMING BANK & OTHER COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
Directions (1–10): In the following passage there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.


The excellence of a school education system must be (1) by the creative individuals it produces. That principle can be the only meaningful guide for the Central Board of Secondary Education, as it once again (2) its testing system to make the Class X Board examination compulsory for all students from 2018. It is wrong to believe that students in the CBSE system are not being assessed (3)sufficient rigour: the Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) method that it follows is (4) at identifying learning difficulties periodically and instituting remedial measures, rather than raising stress with a make-or-break public examination at the secondary level. This philosophy (5) students master various topics and discover their aptitude in the course of a year, eliminating the chances of a single rote-learning test that could produce an aberrant result. The gains of such a system should not be thrown away in the quest to bring about ‘uniformity’ in the Class X education pattern across the country. If anything, it is learning outcomes and creative brilliance assessed (6) non-ritualistic aptitude tests that should rate the capacity of an educational board. Such an approach would also encourage teachers to innovate conceptually, rather than drill students to face an examination.
The argument in favour of a compulsory Class X Board examination made by Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar is that its absence discriminates against candidates of State boards. In fact, the Minister (7) his intent of returning to a compulsory Board examination well before the CBSE governing body formally announced it. The logic, however, is flawed. Uniformity militates against creative educational methods and a test that is no more than a straitjacket (8) the initiative of teacher and student. The CBSE would, therefore, do well to avoid homogenisation, and retain sufficient scope for true learning. This can be done by giving the CCE system — which the Board calls a balance between incessant tests and a single annual assessment — equal weightage, even if all students take a Board examination for Class X. As the CBSE puts it, over-dependence on a single examination (9) the learner of motivation and opportunities for reflection on his or her work. It also does not find favour with the National Curriculum Framework 2005 that emphasised greater flexibility for teachers to decide on how to train students in concepts and help them learn at their own pace. What India needs is a school-level assessment method to identify actual learning that would (10) barriers to students freely migrating across State boards.

1).
a)   created  
b)   assessed  
c)   extended  
d)   allowed 
e)   monitored

2).
a)   tweaks   
b)   makes 
c)   produces   
d)   looks  
e)   traces

3).
a)   over  
b)   from 
c)   by   
d)   with  
e)   under

4).
a)   aimed  
b)   focused  
c)   alerted  
d)   intended 
e)   proposed

5).
a)   motivates  
b)   makes  
c)   helps  
d)   provides  
e)   allows

6).
a)   over  
b)   from   
c)   for  
d)   sudden  
e)   through

7).
a)   forced   
b)   announced   
c)   required   
d)   made   
e)   completed

8).
a)   increases   
b)   decreases  
c)   makes   
d)   crushes   
e)   reduces

9).
a)   deprives
b)   puts
c)   creates
d)   besides
e)   under

10).
a)   avoid
b)   exclude
c)   extend
d)   increase
e)   remove





ANSWERS:

1. b    
2. a   
3. d    
4. a    
5. c    
6. e    
7. b    
8. d    
9. a    
10. e
REASONING - CODING DECODING QUIZ FOR UPCOMING BANK & OTHER COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
Directions (01-05) : Study the information and answer the following questions.
In certain code language, 'total flooring area with wood' is written as 'pa da te ro hi', 'marble cost in total'. is written as 'co hi ni zo', 'Marble with tiles' is written as 'te zo ga', 'wood tiles cost much' is written as 'ga cha da ni', ' square area' is written as 'ro su'.

1). What is the code for 'flooring' in the given code language?
a)   hi
b)   ro
c)   pa
d)   te
e)   da

2). Which of the following does 'ga' stands for?
a)   cost
b)   much
c)   tiles
d)   wood
e)   can't be determined

3). Which of the following is the possible code for 'wood door in cost'?
a)   su do ni co
b)   mo da ni zo
c)   su ga re mo
d)   mo co da ni
e)   None of these

4). Which of the following is represented by the code 'da ni cha'
a)   wood cost much
b)   wood flooring area
c)   much flooring area
d)   wood much total
e)   can't be determined

5). Which of the following is the code for 'Marble flooring area.'
a)   pa da ga
b)   zo ro pa
c)   su ra za
d)   pa ro su
e)   None of these

Direction (06-10) : Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions-
In certain code language, 'IPL starts in april' is written as 'ri mo zo ka', 'IPL is all about cricket' is written as 'chi da tic mo ra' 'april is very fun month' is written as 'tic you ne su ka' and 'fun players starts cricket' is written as 'pa su zo da'.

6). What is the code for 'players'?
a)   S4
b)   Pa
c)   Zo
d)   da
e)   None of these

7). Which of the following may be the code for 'this april all about cricket'?
a)   chi ka mo tic da
b)   chi tic mo da chu
c)   chi ka ra chu da
d)   mo ra tic zo da
e)   None of these

8). What is the code for 'very'?
a)   tic
b)   yo
c)   ne
d)   chu
e)   can't be determined

9). What does 'ka' stand for?
a)   April
b)   in
c)   is
d)   fun
e)   None of these

10). Which of the following is the code for 'Fun is very IPL month'-
a)   Su zo you ra ne
b)   ri ra su yo mo
c)   yo mo ra ne
d)   su ri yo mo ne
e)   None of these




Solution Key:


1)- C
2)- C
3)- D
4)- A
5)- B
6)- B  
7)- C  
8)- E 
9)- A 
10)-  E

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