Important Practice English Questions on Error Spot with Detailed Explanation for RBI Grade B/NICL AO & Upcoming Exams 2017

Important Practice English Questions on Cloze Test with Detailed Explanation for SBI PO/RBI Grade B/NICL AO & Upcoming Exams 2017

Important Practice English Questions on Error Spot with Detailed Explanation for RBI Grade B/NICL AO & Upcoming Exams 2017:

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Directions (Q. 1-10): Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical or idiomatic error in it. The error 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).

1.The court’s order that(a)/the law, notified in 2014,(b)/is good to go is an indictment of the(c)/delay for establishing the Lokpal.(d)/ No error(e)

1). Here preposition after delay will be in.
Answer: D

2.There is no law, except a direction(a)/from the chair when G.V. Mavalankar was Speaker,(b)/that says recognition is given only to a party(c)/that has won 10% of the seats in the Lower House.(d)/No error(e)

2).A party is in singular form so has will be used..
Answer: D

3.A 1977 Act on the salary of(a)/the Opposition Leader defines the position as the leader of the largest(b)/party in the opposition and recognised(c)/as such by the Speaker.(d)/No error(e)

3).Any act or any universal truth must be in present indefinite tense that’s why defines will come in pace of defined.
Answer: B

4.It is a rejection of the attempt(a)/to explain the delay on the ground that a parliamentary(b)/standing committee’s report on proposed(c)/amendments is still under consideration.(d)/No error(e)

4). Correct preposition will be on not over.
Answer: B

5. But policymakers must also show(a)/equal care and urgency in(b)/addressing the structural(c)/issues facing the sector.(d)/No error(e)

5). Correct preposition will be in not for.
Answer: B

6.This is due to a combination(a)/of factors, but one in particular is(b)/worth noting: the difficulty agricultural workers face(c)/in finding jobs in other more advanced sectors.(d) /No error(e)

6). Correct preposition will be in not for.
Answer: D

7.India has a presence of rich farmers(a)/as well and there exists as a strong(b)/justification for taxing them in order to(c)/widen the country’s embarrassingly narrow tax base.(d)/No error(e)

7). Has will be used instead of have because sentence is in present tense.
Answer: A

8. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley quickly(a)/dismissed any plans to tax farm income, but more policymakers have begun(b)/to voice their opinion, the latest being Chief Economic(c)/Adviser Arvind Subramanian who made it clear that taxing farm income is a State subject.(d)/No error(e)

8). Third form of begin will be used.
Answer: B

9. This unnecessarily burdens the more (a)/formal sectors of the economy that are already(b)/overtaxed; at the same time, it(c)/handicaps government spending on the social sector.(d)/No error(e)

9). Correct preposition will be on
Answer: D

10.This includes, among many,(a)/reforms to the broken agricultural(b)/supply chain that still leaves farmers(c)/at the mercy of middlemen cartels.(d)/No error(e)

10). Correct preposition will be at.
Answer: D