English Quiz for RBI ASSISTANT MAINS |11th September English Quiz

Exp. The given sentence needs the rearrangement of the words ‘sentiment’ and ‘ordinance’. This is because there is use of ‘an’ in front of ‘sentiment’, hence, it is grammatically incorrect. Moreover ‘sentiment-boosting’ is contextually correct. Other words are correct. Hence, option (d) is correct answer choice.

Exp. The phrase ‘revising the workers’ is contextually incorrect. Instead it should be ‘revising the indices’. Moreover the wages should be paid to ‘workers’. Other words are in their correct places. Hence, option (b) is correct answer choice.

Exp. The use of ‘conservative’ and ‘ambition’ in the given sentence is incorrect. It should be ‘The ambition to win’ and ‘the conservative Likud party’. So these words need interchanging. Hence, option (b) is correct answer choice

Exp.The given sentence is grammatically and contextually correct. Hence, option (e) is correct answer choice.

Exp.The words ‘roots’ and ‘always’ need to be interchanged to form a grammatically and contextually correct sentence. Hence, option (a) is correct answer choice.

Exp.In the given statement, we will notice that the positions of (C) effort and (D) situation are correct in context of the sentence. But (A) requested and (B) rebuffed have been incorrectly placed and interchanging them will make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
The correct statement thus formed will be:

Senator Van Hollen was rebuffed when requested permission to visit Srinagar in an effort to assess the situation on the ground.

Exp. In the given statement, we will notice that the positions of (C) circumstances and (D) relations are correct in context of the sentence. But (A) changed and (B) Summithave been incorrectly placed and interchanging them will make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
The correct statement thus formed will be:

After the Wuhan Summit, many things have changed, altering the circumstances surrounding India-China relations.

Exp. In the given statement, we will notice that the positions of (A) continue and (B) contradictory are correct in context of the sentence. But (C) issues and (D) strategic have been incorrectly placed and interchanging them will make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
The correct statement thus formed will be:

China and India continue to compete and have a contradictory outlook on many strategic and civilisational issues.

Exp. In the given statement, we will notice that the positions of (A) and (B) are correct in context of the sentence. But (C) and (D) have been incorrectly placed and interchanging them will make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
The correct statement thus formed will be:

 It has to be acknowledged that since the Wuhan Summit, little has changed as far as India-China relations are concerned.

Exp. In the given statement, we will notice that the positions of (A) raised and (C) together are correct in context of the sentence. But (B) evanescent   and (D) countries have been incorrectly placed and interchanging them will make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
The correct statement thus formed will be:

Hopes raised at the Wuhan Summit that the two countries would jointly work together on an economic project in Afghanistan have proved to be evanescent.