English language Quiz 12 based on Fillers

Fillers Quiz 12 for bank exams

Almost all banking exams have a section on filler questions. Candidates must have a strong command of the English language in order to correctly answer Filler Questions. Fillers Questions are nothing more than the fill-in-the-blanks of sentences.  Fillers Questions are nothing more than the fill-in-the-blanks of sentences. In this article, we are providing you with the Fillers Quiz. This Fillers Quiz contains a detailed explanation for each question. This Fillers Quiz is absolutely FREE. This Fillers Quiz includes a wide range of questions that are based on the latest or updated exam pattern. To increase your preparation for upcoming exams, you must try to tackle this Fillers Quiz.

Directions (1-5): Each question below has THREE  blanks, each blank indicating that something has been omitted. Choose the set of words for each blank that best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.

Q1.It has often chosen to play _______ moral guardian rather than ________ films by content and letting audiences make ________________  decisions.
(a)smile, tangling, authentic
(b)staring , distorting, genuine
(c)glowering ,  labeling, informed
(d)pleasing, confusing, enlightened
(e)orthodox, producing, sophisticated

Q2.At home, while security forces deserve ________ for limiting the Pathankot air base attack, many questions need to be _______________ about the state of ________ along the Punjab-Pakistan border.
(a)condemnation, replied,  peril
(b)praise, acknowledged,  security
(c)blame, replied ,danger
(d)censure, answered, insecurity
(e)credit, rebutted, chaos

Q3.Its surprise result in Bihar where it _______ itself to regional players and ______ a windfall holds out a _________________.
(a)begrimed, doubted , stencil
(b)dirty, be surprised, stencil
(c)sublimated ,  gained, template
(d)polluted, be amazed, prototype
(e)rewired, produced, cynosure.

Q4.Consider innovations like the India Stack which _______ Aadhaar authentication, e-KYC, esign, Digital Locker and UPI_______ mobile payments to ___________ cashless, paperless and presence-less transactions.
(a)part, improbable, impart
(b)dissolve, impractical, pledge
(c)detach, disconnect, yield
(d)combines ,  interoperable, provide
(e)consists, easy, issue

Q5.With the _______________ of India, it is easy to _______ thousands or perhaps even millions of entrepreneurial _______ playing out over the next few years over the internet.
(a)divergence, laziness, discriminates
(b)diversity, certainty, discerns
(c)divergence, know, differentiate
(d)diversity ,imagine ,  experiments
(e) contradistinction ,forecast, startups

Directions (6– 10): In each of the following questions given below there are two blanks, each blank indicates that something has been omitted. Choose the set of words for each blank which best fits to the meaning of the sentence as a whole.

Q6.It is time the Centre __________ a strong body of legislation that punishes the corrupt, protects the honest, and _________ time-bound public services and whistle-blower safety.(a)achieved, stipulates
(b) enforced, ensures
(c) persisted, evinces
(d) percolated, supports
(e) obliged, governs

Q7.With the ___________ of a new financial instrument, India is a step closer to __________ a vibrant market for commodities.
(a)creation, concerning
(b) introduction, building
(c) recognition, collecting
(d) connection, planning
(e) certification, shaping

Q8.Almost a decade ago, a rapid increase in food prices _______ the government to impose a blanket ban on any ______on agricultural products.

(a)displaced, consideration
(b) guided, conceit
(c) pushed, speculation
(d) promoted, risk
(e) motivated, uncertainty

Q9.India is no stranger to _________ to freedom of expression whether in art and movies or in news and academic publishing, whether_______organised civilian groups or from the government.
(a)trouble, as
(b) threats, from
(c) objection, for
(d) exposure, of
(e) surety, to

Q10.Controversial sections of the Indian Penal Code such as 153A, which _______ the promotion of enmity between different groups, and 295A, which prohibits insult of religious beliefs, are routinely used to silence voices or harass those who hold __________ views.

(a)directs, miscreant
(b)eradicates, invalidating
(c) facilitates, neutralizing
(d) prohibits, dissenting
(e) excludes, deploring

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