English Language Quiz For IBPS | RBI | SBI | NABARD | LIC | 11-04-2023

 

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1-Raised in a wealthy and permissive home, Arthur developed the fatal tendency of indulging even the basest of his impulses; no one ever accused him of being __________.

1. abrasive

2. hedonistic

3. abstemious

4. laconic

5. blithe

Solution : Option 3

2-Abrasive – Rude , aggressiveHedonistic - Devoted to the pursuit of pleasure Rather than increasing the opportunities to drill for natural gas, the bill intends to __________ oil production near national and state parks.

1. bolster

2. inhibit

3. concede

4. provoke

5. Exonerate

Solution : Option 2

3-Bolster - to support or encourage somebody Exonerate- to show or state that someone or something is not guilty of something Until now, the traditional narrative of Vincent Van Gogh's death was considered __________. New historical evidence, according to some scholars, could show that the artist was a victim of a murder.

1. imprecise

2. unequivocal

3. ambiguous

4. invaluable

5. Dubitable

Solution : Option 2

4-Unequivocal – Leaving no doubt Dubitable - Open to doubt. She was infuriated by her classmates’ _________; she wanted to do something to fix the problems that everyone else seemed to accept as inevitable.

1. rebelliousness

2. quiescence

3. doggedness

4. fervor

5. Culpability

Solution : Option 2

5-Quiescence - Inactivity Doggedness - A quality of being stubborn and persistent Although Todd tends to be ___________, he used a conversation partner to help him learn French.

1. autodidactic

2. nimble

3. sycophantic

4. fatuous

5. Conscientious

Solution : Option 1

6-Autodidactic- A self- taught person Nimble -able to move quickly and lightly Sycophantic- behaving or done in an obsequious way in order to gain advantage. Unlike Chuck, whom most would describe as extremely __________, Bill rarely said an unnecessary word.

1. Laudable

2. Magnanimous

3. réticent

4. tolérant

5. Loquacious

Solution : Option 5

7-Loquacious- having a tendency to talk a lot Magnanimous- kind, generous and forgiving Reticent- not wanting to tell people about things Deborah disliked her teacher’s rambling speeches; she wished he were more __________.

1. loquacious

2. garrulous

3. dull

4. laconic

5. Pedantic

Solution : Option 4

8-Garrulous- talking a lot, mostly about unimportant things Pedantic-too worried about rules or details Many people criticized the mayor’s decision to ban sugary drinks. However, a small group __________ his efforts to intertwine public health and public policy.

1. bemoaned

2. lauded

3. reprobated

4. epitomized

5. Foisted

Solution : Option 2

9-Bemoaned- express discontent or sorrow over (something). Reprobated- express or feel disapproval of. Foisted-impose an unwelcome or unnecessary person or thing on. Epitomized -to be typical of something While many people considered Peter to be a greedy __________, his closest friends knew that he had the virtue of great liberality.

1. libertarian

2. consumerist

3. entrepreneur

4. conservative

5. Miser

Solution : Option 5

10-Consumerist- a preoccupation with the acquisition of consumer goods. Miser- a person who loves to have a lot of money but hates to spend it It was very difficult to guess what Justin would say, for he could engage in both __________ and understatement within a three-second interval.

1. hyperbole

2. lambasts

3. illogic

4. tautologies

5. Precocity

Solution : Option 1