Misspelt Word Questions For Bank Clerk Prelims Exam

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Directions (1-5): In each question below, four words printed in bold type are given. These are numbered (A), (B), (C) and (D). One these words printed in bold might either is wrongly spelt or inappropriate in the context of the sentence. Find out the word that is inappropriate or wrongly spelt, if any. The number of the word is your answer. If the words printed in bold are correctly spelt and appropriate in the context of the sentence then mark (E), i.e. ‘All Correct’, as your answer.

1) Earlier in the day, the health ministry announced(A) / that a double mutant strain(B) / has been found(C) / in the country apart(D) / from other mutant strains. All correct (E)

A) Announced

B) Strain

C) Found

D) Apart

E) All correct


2)
In a press breifing, (A) / the Union ministry of health and family welfare on Wednesday shared (B) / a list of 13 states and Union territories along with the share of doses administered (C) / in private facilities (D). / All correct (E)

A) Breifing

B) Shared

C) Administrated

D) Facilities

E) All correct


3)
Congress is looking into (A) / last month’s massive and dead (B) / power outages across Texas and questioning officials (C) / who oversee the state’s (D) / energy industry and electric grid. All correct (E)

A) Looking into

B) Dead

C) Officials

D) State’s

E) All correct


4)
This is an extension (A) / to the protest which took place (B) / in Pune last week, after Amazon India introduced (C) / a delivery free region (D) / for all delivery partners pan-India. All correct (E)

A) Extension

B) Place

C) Introduced

D) Region

E) All correct


5)
The Central Board of Secondary Education has rolled out (A) / a new assessment framework for (B) / Classes 6-10 in English, Maths and Science in collaboration (C) / with the British Counsel. (D) / all correct (E)

A) Rolled out

B) Framework

C) Collaboration

D) Counsel

E) All correct


Directions (6-10): In each question below, four words printed in bold type are given. These are numbered (A), (B), (C) and (D). One of these words printed in bold might either is wrongly spelt or inappropriate in the context of the sentence. Find out the word that is inappropriate or wrongly spelt, if any. The number of the word is your answer. If the words printed in bold are correctly spelt and appropriate in the context of the sentence then mark (E), i.e. ‘All Correct’, as your answer

6) The law, which was introduced in January this year, (A)/ amends Articles 15 and 16 of the Constitiution (B)/ and grants to government the power to provide for reservation in appointments to posts under the state (C)/ and in admissions to educational institutions to “economically weaker sections of citizens [EWS]” (D)/

A) Introduced

B) Constitiution

C) Reservation

D) Admissions

E) All correct


7)
An inter-ministerial committee of the central government (A)/ is set to recomend a second list of public sector assets (B)/ that could be monetized to raise resources which (C)/ could then be ploughed back into fresh investments (D)/

A) Committee

B) Recomend

C) Resources

D) Ploughed

E) All correct


8)
On the contrary, the 2017–18 report by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (A)/clearly questions the teneability of the ODF parameters in assessing (B)/the success of the SBM in terms of household-level access (C)/and usage of the toilets constructed with financial assistance (D)/

A) Contrary

B) Teneability

C) Access

D) Constructed

E) All correct


9)
The problem so far has been that the public discurse (A)/on the water challenge has had a seasonality to it (B)/every summer, especially in the period till (C)/the annual monsoon arrives, there is an outcry(D)/

A) Discurse

B) Seasonality

C) monsoon

D) Outcry

E) All correct


10)
Palestinian leaders slammed the demolitions in (A)/ the Sur Baher area which stradles the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, (B)/ but Israel defended them as essential to its security (C)/ and stressed they had been approved by its Supreme Court (D)/

A) Demolitions

B) Stradles

C) Defended

D) Stressed

E) All correct


Answers :

1) Answer: E

All given words are correct


2) Answer: A

Briefing is used instead of Breifing

Briefing: – instructions or information that you are given before something happens


3)
Answer: B

deadly is used instead of Dead because adverb will appear there.


4)
Answer: D

Regime is used instead of region

Regime: – a method or system of government, especially one that has not been elected in a fair way

Region: – a part of the country or the world; a large area of land


5)
Answer: D

Council is used instead of counsel

Counsel: – to give professional advice and help to somebody with a problem

Council: – a group of people chosen to give advice, manage affairs, etc. for a particular organization or activity


6) Answer: B

The law, which was introduced in January this year, amends Articles 15 and 16 of the Constitution, and grants to the government the power to provide for reservation in appointments to posts under the state and in admissions to educational institutions to “economically weaker sections of citizens.


7) Answer: B

An inter-ministerial committee of the central government is set to recommend a second list of public sector assets that could be monetized to raise resources which could then be ploughed back into fresh investments.


8) Answer: B

On the contrary, the 2017–18 report by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India clearly questions the tenability of the ODF parameters in assessing the success of the SBM in terms of household-level access and usage of the toilets constructed with financial assistance.


9)
Answer: A

The problem so far has been that the public discourse on the water challenge has seasonality to it; every summer, especially in the period till the annual monsoon arrives, there is an outcry.


10) Answer: B

Palestinian leaders slammed the demolitions in the Sur Baher area which straddles the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, but Israel defended them as essential to its security and stressed they had been approved by its Supreme Court.

 

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Directions (11-15): In each question below, four words printed in bold type are given. These are numbered (a), (b), (c) and (d). One of these words printed in bold might either be wrongly spelt or inappropriate in the context of the sentence. Find out the word that is inappropriate or wrongly spelt, if any. The number of that word is your answer. If the words printed in bold are correctly spelt and appropriate in the context of the sentence then mark (E), i.e. all correct as your answer

11) India’s economy was already in a nosedive before March 2020 and the sudden imposition wrecked havoc on the migrant workforce.

A.economy

B.nosedive

C.wrecked

D.migrant

E.All are correct


12)
The brutality of the second wave has banished the importance of masking up and opting for a vaccine as early as possible.

A.brutality

B.banished

C.masking

D.opting

E.All are correct


13)
He was responding to my unease, sitting behind him, feeling helpless about the consequence I might have to face on account of his reckless manoevures, especially at turns and roundabouts.

A.responding

B.consequence

C.manoevures

D.especially

E.All are correct


14)
The States were indeed thoughtless to ask for an immediate expansive of vaccination to all adults, beyond the 45 plus years priority group, but the affidavit shows the Centre as cavalier and spiteful.

A.expansive

B.vaccination

C.affidavit

D.spiteful

E.All are correct


15) Observing
that it would be unjust to prolong the processing of claims, the Kerala High Court has directed Air India Express to make offer of compensations to passengers injured in the Karipur air crash as expeditious as possible.

A.Observing

B.directed

C.Compensations

D.expeditious

E.All are correct


Directions (16-20):
The following questions consist of a sentence. Four of the words of each sentence are marked in bold, which may or may not be correctly spelled or appropriate as per context. Option corresponding to misspelt/inappropriate word is your answer. If there is no misspelt/inappropriate word in the sentence then choose (d), i.e., ‘All are correct’ as your answer.

16) A radar of this type uses the Doppler effect, or electromagnetic waves, to detect the intensity of surface rainfall and precipitation accumulation, among other things. It helps in now casting, which is forecasting whether conditions for a short period of two to four hours.

A.Intensity

B.Accumulation

C.Forecasting

D.Whether

E.All are correct


17)
Adisspassionate external observer would be bewilderedby middle-class India’s capacity to look away when confronted with enormous injustice and suffering; by oursociety’s cultural comfort with inequality. That the accident of where a child is born still determinesher chances in life almost irrevocably.

A.Disspassionate

B.Bewildered

C.Enormous

D.Irrevocably.

E.All are correct


18)
While the level andscope of sophestication is being ascertained through forensicanalysis and the exercise isongoing, SITA has confirmedthat no unauthorized activity has been detected inside the system’sinfrastructure after the incident, it added.

A.Sophestication

B.Ascertained

C.Unauthorised

D.Infrastructure

E.All are correct


19)
In these unprecedentedtimes, the burden of lungdiseases has increasedmaniffold. As we gethit by the second wave,citizens are also gettinghit by a great deal ofmisinformation around lung health. This is especially true for asthmawherein there area lotof misconceptions

A.Unprecedented

B.Maniffold

C.Misinformation

D.Misconceptions

E.All are correct


20)
For the first time in the last three weeks the positivity rate dropped down to little over eight per cent even as 62 more patients sucumbed to the virus in the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir while 3,969 more patients tested positive and 4,338 patients returned home after recovering fully from different hospitals on Wednesday.

A.dropped

B.sucumbed

C.recovering

D.different

E.All are correct


Answers :

11) Answer: C

Here the word Wrecked is spelt wrongly and the correct word is wreaked. Hence Option C is answer.


12) Answer: B

Here the word banished has been used inappropriately and the correct word would be burnished. Hence Option B is answer.


13) Answer: C

Here the word manoevures is spelt wrongly and the correct word is manoeuvres. Hence Option C is answer


14) Answer: A

Here the word expansive is used wrongly and the correct usage is expansion. Hence Option A is answer.


15) Answer: D

Here the word expeditious is used wrongly and the correct usage is expeditiously. Hence Option D is the answer.


16) Answer: D

‘whether’ is incorrect as per the context, it should be ‘weather’


17) Answer: A

the spelling of ‘disspassionate’ is incorrect, instead it should be ‘dispassionate’


18) Answer: A

the spelling of ‘sophestication’ is incorrect, instead it should be ‘sophistication’


19) Answer: B

the spelling of ‘mannifold’ is incorrect, instead it should be ‘manifold’


20) Answer: B

the spelling of ‘sucumbed’ is incorrect , instead it should be ‘succumbed’

 

 

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Direction (21-25): In the questions given below, a sentence with four words printed in bold type is given. These are numbered as A, B, C and D. One of these four words printed in bold may be either wrongly spelled or inappropriate in context of the sentence. Find out the word which is wrongly spelled or inappropriate if any. The number of that word is your answer. If all the words printed in bold are correctly spelled and also appropriate in the context of the sentence, mark (E) “All correct” as your answer.


21)
The Delhi government also announced that schools, colleges and other educational institutes can reopened from November 29 in view of the improved air quality.

A.announced

B.educational

C.reopened

D.improved

E.All are correct


22)
Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal said that his government has added Tamil Nadu’s Velankanni Church in the list of pilgrimage cites under the scheme, which caters to senior citizens of the national capital.

A.Government

B.cites

C.caters

D.capital

E.All are correct


23)
As we drifted from one lockdown to another, hiding behind masks, running around for hospital beds and vaccines, we completely lost sight of our health—especially our fartility.

A.drifted

B.hiding

C.sight

D.fartility

E.All are correct


24)
PhonePe, which had foray into mutual fund distribution in 2019 with the launch of Tax Saving Funds, now offers a complete range of mutual fund products through its partnerships with more than 20 leading mutual fund companies in the country.

A.foray

B.launch

C.partnerships

D.leading

E.All are correct


25)
No matter the slew of healthy recipe videos we watched online, the truth is for most of us comfort eating has been the sentiment through the coarse of the pandemic—which meant relying on foods high in sugar and fat content to counter boredom.

A.slew

B.coarse

C.relying

D.boredom

E.All are correct


Directions (26-30): In each question below, some words printed in bold are given. These are numbered (a), (b), (c), and (d). One of these words printed in bold might either be wrongly spelt or inappropriate in the context of the sentence. Find out the word that is inappropriate or wrongly spelt, if any. The number of words is your answer. If the words printed in bold are correctly spelt and appropriate in the context of the sentence then mark (e) i.e. ‘No error’, as your answer.


26)
To get a villian outside yourself for your spiritual and psychological afflictions is another type of denying responsibility and finding excuses and pretexts for one’s acts.

A.afflictions

B.denying

C.villain

D.pretexts

E.error


27)  
In the laboratory, we use our propreitary SPUTNIK prototype to capture particulate matter emitted from direct and ambient sources.

A.emitted

B.proprietary

C.ambient

D.particulate

E.No error


28)
He highlights the plight of the artist in India, an opposition of deft embelishment on the one hand and rigid and uncomprehending censure and censoriousness on the other hand.

A.plight

B.censure

C.censoriousness

D.embellishment

E.No error


29)
Standing in the sixth most polluted city in the country, where a passing bus’s exhaust is more to make you change your shirt midday, he thought there had to be something that could be done with all that soot being released into the air.

A.soot

B.polluted

C.more

D.exhaust

E.No error


30)
In her own mind there lingered elements of the irrational, unknowns and inexplicable which remained to the end obscurely.

A.lingered

B.obscure

C.inexplicable

D.irrational

E.No error


Answers :

21) Answer: C

Here the word ‘reopened’ is incorrect and inappropriate. Going by the tense of the sentence the correct and appropriate word will be ‘reopen’.

Therefore, the correct answer is option C.


22) Answer: B

The word ‘cites’ is inappropriate here. ‘Cite’ means to state as an example. Here the correct word will be ‘sites’.

Therefore, the correct answer is option B.


23) Answer: D

Here the spelling of ‘fertility’ is incorrectly given as ‘fartility’.

Therefore, the correct answer is option D.


24) Answer: A

The word ‘foray’ is used incorrectly. Instead the word ‘forayed’ should have been used here.

Therefore, the correct answer is option A.


25) Answer: B

The spelling of ‘course’ has been incorrectly given as ‘coarse’ which means ‘rough or harsh in texture.’

Therefore, the correct answer is option B.


26) Answer: C

is the correct answer as ‘villian’ should be replaced with ‘villain’.


27) Answer: B

is the correct answer as ‘propreitary’ should be replaced with ‘proprietary’.


28) Answer: D

is the correct answer as ’embelishment’ should be replaced with ’embellishment’.


29) Answer:  C

is the correct answer as ‘more’ should be replaced with ‘enough’. More is used only when there is some comparison and in the given sentence there is no comparison. So, ‘enough’ is more suitable than ‘more’.


30) Answer: E

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Direction (31-35): The following questions consist of a sentence. Four of the words of the sentences are marked in bold, which may or may not be correctly spelled. Option corresponding to misspelt word is your answer. If there is no misspelled word in the sentence then choose (d), i.e., ‘All are correct’ as your answer.

31)  Family-controlled companies surpass their peers because they focus on resilience, not short-term results. During economic booms, this approach leads them to forego some opportunities, but it puts them in a position of strength during downturns, when they shine

A) Surpass

B) Peers

C) Resilience

D) Forego

E) All are correct.


32)
Meanwhile, a spate of new magazines, conferences, and websites were jockying to serve an unprecedented appetite for management ideas.

A) Spate

B) Jockying

C) Unprecedented

D) Appetite

E) All are correct.


33)
Not only has the editorship never reverted to faculty hands, but the entire faculty editorial advisory board was disbanded and in 1994 HBR was established as a wholly owned subsidairy of Harvard University

A) Editorship

B) Reverted

C) Disbanded

D) Subsidairy

E) All are correct.


34)
Associated with the successes-and perhaps the exccesses-of the previous generation, it didn’t seem to speak to the new one. In the midst of a business world being overturned by web-based enterprises, it seemed strictly “old economy” – the preferred reading of the sitting-duck incumbent.

A) Successes

B) Exccesses

C) Overturned

D) Incumbent.

E) All are correct.


35)
The new operating system continually assesses the business, the industry, and the organization, and reacts with greater agility, speed, and creativity than the existing one. It complements rather than overburdens the traditional hierarechy, thus freeing the latter to do what it’s optimized to do.

A) Continually

B) Assesses

C) Complements

D) Hierarechy

E) All are correct.


Directions (36-40): In each question below, four words printed in bold type are given. These are numbered (A), (B), (C) and (D). One these words printed in bold might either is wrongly spelt or inappropriate in the context of the sentence. Find out the word that is inappropriate or wrongly spelt, if any. The number of the word is your answer. If the words printed in bold are correctly spelt and appropriate in the context of the sentence then mark (E), i.e. ‘All Correct’, as your answer.

36) Earlier in the day, the health ministry announced(A) / that a double mutant strain(B) / has been found(C) / in the country apart(D) / from other mutant strains. All correct (E)

A) Announced

B) Strain

C) Found

D) Apart

E) All correct


37)
In a press breifing, (A) / the Union ministry of health and family welfare on Wednesday shared (B) / a list of 13 states and Union territories along with the share of doses administered (C) / in private facilities (D). / All correct (E)

A) Breifing

B) Shared

C) Administrated

D) Facilities

E) All correct


38)
Congress is looking into (A) / last month’s massive and dead (B) / power outages across Texas and questioning officials (C) / who oversee the state’s (D) / energy industry and electric grid. All correct (E)

A) Looking into

B) Dead

C) Officials

D) State’s

E) All correct


39)
This is an extension (A) / to the protest which took place (B) / in Pune last week, after Amazon India introduced (C) / a delivery free region (D) / for all delivery partners pan-India. All correct (E)

A) Extension

B) Place

C) Introduced

D) Region

E) All correct


40)
The Central Board of Secondary Education has rolled out (A) / a new assessment framework for (B) / Classes 6-10 in English, Maths and Science in collaboration (C) / with the British Counsel. (D) / all correct (E)

A) Rolled out

B) Framework

C) Collaboration

D) Counsel

E) All correct


Answers :

31) Answer: D

From the given words, spelling of ‘forego’ is incorrect instead it should be ‘forgo’ which means to abandon.


32) Answer: B

From the given words, spelling of ‘Jockying’ is incorrect instead it should be ‘jockeying’.


33) Answer: D

From the given words, spelling of ‘subsidairy’ is incorrect instead it should be ‘subsidiary’ which means secondary.


34) Answer: B

From the given words, spelling of ‘exccesses’ is incorrect instead it should be ‘excesses’ which means plenty.


35) Answer: D

From the given words, spelling of ‘hierarechy’ is incorrect instead it should be

‘hierarchy’ which means ranks.


36) Answer: E

All given words are correct


37) Answer: A

Briefing is used instead of Breifing

Briefing: – instructions or information that you are given before something happens


38)
Answer: B

deadly is used instead of Dead because adverb will appear there.


39)
Answer: D

Regime is used instead of region

Regime: – a method or system of government, especially one that has not been elected in a fair way

Region: – a part of the country or the world; a large area of land


40)
Answer: D

Council is used instead of counsel

Counsel: – to give professional advice and help to somebody with a problem

Council: – a group of people chosen to give advice, manage affairs, etc. for a particular organization or activity

 

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Directions (41-45): In each question below, some words printed in bold are given. These are numbered (a), (b), (c), and (d). One of these words printed in bold might either be wrongly spelt or inappropriate in the context of the sentence. Find out the word that is inappropriate or wrongly spelt, if any. The number of words is your answer. If the words printed in bold are correctly spelt and appropriate in the context of the sentence then mark (e) i.e. ‘No error’, as your answer.

41) To get a villian outside yourself for your spiritual and psychological afflictions is another type of denying responsibility and finding excuses and pretexts for one’s acts.

A) afflictions
B) denying
C) villian
D) pretexts
E) No error


42)
In the laboratory, we use our propreitary SPUTNIK prototype to capture particulate matter emitted from direct and ambient sources.

A) emitted
B) propreitary
C) ambient
D) particulate
E) No error


43)
He highlights the plight of the artist in India, an opposition of deft embelishment on the one hand and rigid and uncomprehending censure and censoriousness on the other hand.

A) plight
B) censure
C) censoriousness
D) embelishment
E) No error


44)
Standing in the sixth most polluted city in the country, where a passing bus’s exhaust is more to make you change your shirt midday, he thought there had to be something that could be done with all that soot being released into the air.

A) soot
B) polluted
C) more
D) exhaust
E) No error


45)
In her own mind there lingered elements of the irrational, unknowns and inexplicable which remained to the end obscurely.

A) lingered
B) obscure
C) inexplicable
D) irrational
E) No error


Directions (46-50): In each of the questions given below, a sentence is divided into four parts with a bold word in each part. These four words may be misspelt or grammatically incorrect. Find the incorrect word in the sentence. If all the words are correct, select ‘E’ i.e. ‘All are correct’ as your option.

46) In a politically charged country, we (A)/have chosen to air a part of ourselves as prove that (B)/we’ve been responsible, like pictures of the indelible (C)/ ink marked pointing finger on voting day.(D)

A) Charged

B) Prove

C) Pictures

D) Pointing

E) All are correct


47)
Dr. Yadav conforms an increase (A)/in the number of sleep disruption or (B)/deprivation cases, which could also (C)/ be attributed to factors such as anxiety. (D)

A) Conforms

B) Disruption

C) Could

D) Factors

E) All are correct


48)
People often spent their (A)/energy trying to be someone else (B)/or trying to live up to (C)/someone else’s definition of success. (D)

A) Spent

B) Someone

C) Live

D) Definition

E) All are correct


49)
The Centre has reconstituted an (A)/advisory committee to chalk out a plan (B)/for studying the mythicsSarasvati River for (C)/the next two years, after the earlier panel’s term ended in 2019.(D)

A) Reconstituted

B) Chalk

C) Mythics

D) Earlier

E) All are correct


50)
We will work together, closer than (A)/ ever before on advancing our (B)/shared values and promoting a (C)/secure, stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific. (D)

A) Together

B) Advancing

C) Promoting

D) Prosperous

E) All are correct


Answers :

41) Answer: C

is the correct answer as ‘villian’ should be replaced with ‘villain’.


42) Answer:
B

is the correct answer as ‘propreitary’ should be replaced with ‘proprietary’.


43) Answer:
D

is the correct answer as ’embelishment’ should be replaced with ’embellishment’.


44) Answer:
  C

is the correct answer as ‘more’ should be replaced with ‘enough’. More is used only when there is some comparison and in the given sentence there is no comparison. So, ‘enough’ is more suitable than ‘more’.


45) Answer:
E


46) Answer: B

Here, ‘Prove’ is inappropriate and grammatically incorrect and ‘proof’ should be used instead of it to make the sentence grammatically correct and contextually correct. Hence, option B is the right answer choice.


47) Answer: A

Here, ‘Conforms’ is inappropriate and grammatically incorrect and ‘Confirms’ should be used instead of it to make the sentence grammatically correct and contextually correct. Hence, option A is the right answer choice.

Confirm: state with assurance that a report or fact is true.

Conform: comply with rules, standards, or laws


48) Answer: A

Here, ‘Spent’ is inappropriate and grammatically incorrect and ‘spend’ should be used instead of it to make the sentence grammatically correct and contextually correct. The sentence is in simple present tense. Hence, option A is the right answer choice.


49) Answer: C

Here, ‘Mythics’ is inappropriate and grammatically incorrect and ‘Mythical’ should be used instead of it to make the sentence grammatically correct and contextually correct. Hence, option C is the right answer choice.


50) Answer: E

Here, all the highlighted parts are grammatically correct and fit into the context of the sentence. Hence, option E is the right answer choice.

 

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Direction (51-55): In each question below, four words printed in bold  are given. One of these words printed in bold might be misspelt or inappropriate in the context of the sentence. Find out the word whichis misspelt or inappropriate.

51) Falling of at least 71 trees, seven incidents (A) of wall collapse (B) or building damage, and waterloging (C) at three locations were reported after Delhi witnessed strong winds and moderate intensity (D) rainfall in the early hours of Tuesday.

A.Incidents

B.Collapse

C.Waterloging

D.Intensity

E.All correct


52)
Non-essential shops opened amid uncertainity (A) in Mumbai on Tuesday as shopkeepers were confused (B) about the system of allowing (C) shops on both sides of the road to function on alternate (D) days.

A.Uncertainity

B.Confused

C.Allowing

D.Alternate

E.All correct


53)
The civic body had started converting (A) this building into a DCH after its first dedicated (B) Covid hospital in Baner, set up last year, was not enough to meet the burgeon (C) demand for beds in the city during the peak of the second wave of infections (D).

A.Converting

B.Dedicated

C.Burgeon

D.Infections

E.All correct


54)
The amended (A) Delhi excise rules promise to give a boast (B) to microbreweries in the national capital, with the distillery-cum-bars allowed (C) to provide takeaway (D) services and also supply to bars and restaurants.

A.Amended

B.Boast

C.Allowed

D.Takeaway

E.All correct


55)
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has filed (A) a chargesheet (B) against 25 Hyderabad-based jewellers and chartered accountants for investing (C) demonetized notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 amounting (D) to Rs 111 crores in their banks.

A.Filed

B.Chargesheet

C.Investing

D.Amounting

E.All correct


Direction (56-60): In each of the following questions four words have been highlighted in bold which may or may not be correctly spelt or contextually appropriate. You are required to find out which of the following words is incorrect to the context of the sentence or is incorrectly spelt from the given options.

56) Across Rajasthan, more than 90% farmers use this fertiliser in their crops but due to low imports this time by the Central government, there has been an acute shortage in the market.

A.fertiliser

B.imports

C.government

D.acute

E.All correct


57)
A viscera examination tests the internal organs of a body to rule out poisoning or any other abnormallity in case of suspicious deaths.

A.examination

B.internal

C.poisoning

D.abnormallity

E.All correct


58)
Following the concept of vehicle carrying capacity of road, the state transport department will map out the rootes for public vehicles like autorickshaws, e-rickshaws and buses for faster mobility as well as to free up choked roads and improve the air quality.

A.carrying

B.rootes

C.mobility

D.choked

E.All correct


59)
The drop in AQI levels in Delhi is being acredited to the widespread flouting of the Supreme Court’s ban on firecrackers accompanied by other factors.

A.acredited

B.widespread

C.accompanied

D.factors

E.All correct


60)
After witnessing all festivals or religious events in a calendar year during their protest on the borders of Delhi, the farmers are now ready to celebrate Diwali at the agitation sites amid paddy harvesting.

A.witnessing

B.protest

C.celebrate

D.agitation

E.All correct


Answers :

51) Answer: C

Correct one: – Waterlogging

Falling of at least 71 trees, seven incidents of wall collapse or building damage, and waterlogging at three locations were reported after Delhi witnessed strong winds and moderate intensity rainfall in the early hours of Tuesday.


52) Answer: A

Correct: – Uncertainty

Non-essential shops opened amid uncertainty in Mumbai on Tuesday as shopkeepers were confused about the system of allowing shops on both sides of the road to function on alternate days.


53) Answer: C

Before noun, adjective is required

Burgeoning is used instead of burgeon

The civic body had started converting this building into a DCH after its first dedicated Covid hospital in Baner, set up last year, was not enough to meet the burgeoning demand for beds in the city during the peak of the second wave of infections.


54) Answer: B

Boost is used instead of boast

Here we talk about an increment to microbreweries, that’s why boast is used instead of boost

Boast: – to talk with too much pride about something that you have or can do

The amended Delhi excise rules promise to give a boost to microbreweries in the national capital, with the distillery-cum-bars allowed to provide takeaway services and also supply to bars and restaurants.


55) Answer: C

Depositing is used instead of investing

Here we talk about depositing, notabout investing for making profits.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has filed chargesheet against 25 Hyderabad-based jewellers and chartered accountants for depositing demonetized notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 amounting to Rs 111 crores in their banks.


56) Answer: A

The correct spelling is fertilizer.


57) Answer: D

The correct spelling is abnormality.


58) Answer: B

The correct spelling is routes.


59) Answer: A

The correct spelling is accredited.


60) Answer: E

All Correct

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