IBPS Clerk : English Language Practice Set

English language test for IBPS Clerk exam :-

Synonyms

1.  Authentic  :

(a)  Admirable            (b)  Genuine               (c)  Adjustable                (d)  None of these.

2.  Rectify  :

(a)  Correct                (b)  Alter                     (c)  Erase                        (d)  Continue.

3.  Miraculous  :

(a) Mysterious          (b)  Sudden                   (c)  amazing                   (d)  Unexpected.

4.  Knave  : 

(a)  Emperor            (b)  Enchanter               (c)  Soldier                      (d)  Scoundrel.

Antonyms

5.  Confident  :

(a)  Worried              (b)  Pessimistic               (c)  Diffident                   (d)  Depressed

6.  Evident  :

(a)  Suspected           (b)  Disagreed                (c) Hidden                      (d)  Unimportant.

7.  Adamant :

(a)  Yielding            (b)  permissive             (c)  Liberal                        (d)  Tolerant.

8.  Professional  :

(a)  Novice              (b)  Amateur                (c)  Dabbler                      (d)  Apprentice.

Common Errors

9.  They feel guilty/(a) of  neglecting/(b) their duty/(c).

10.  He feels/(a) guilty of neglecting/(b) his children/(c).

11.  The jury charged/(a) the defender guilty/(b).

12.  This washing Machine is/(a) still in guarantee/(b).

13.  It is a habit/(a) in Japan to take off/(b) your shoes before entering a house/(c).

14.  He agreed to/(a) give her the half/(b) of the money/(c).

15.  We will stay/(a) in Bangkok for/(b) three and a half days/(c).

16.  I stayed at home yesterday/(a) because I was/(b) having a bad cold/(c).

17. It was so/(a) dark that we/(b) hardly could see/(c).

18.  One day happened/(a) something very sad(b).

19.  He came out/(a) of the bathroom with/(b) a towel in the hand/(c).

20.  In the other hand,/(a) many women choose/(b) to go out to work(c).

21.  The poem includes/(a) just two short stories/(b).

22.  I am/(a) including a /(b) photograph of myself/(c).

SOLUTION:

9.  (b)  (guilty about means ashamed)

10. (b)  guilty of means crime)

11. (a)  (the police 'charges' but jury or court 'finds')

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