IBPS PO|english language

 English language


1. There has been a divergence ____________ the bank’s disclosed nonperforming assets (NPAs) for fiscal year 2015-16 and the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) assessment, ____________ to underprovisioning.

 (A) Over, optimum

 (B) During, unremarkable

 (C) Among, unrivalled

 (D) Between, leading

 (E) Of, incomparable

 

 

2. As a _____________ regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has taken strong corrective steps and what we have are well-regulated, completely dematerialized and smooth functioning capital markets, which _____________ confidence.

 (A) Fanatical, dissuade

(B) Passive, impel

(C) Proactive, inspire

(D) Vigorous, instigate

(E) Effective, enervate

 

 

3. As any business strategy professor will tell you, when customers ___________ the products to be similar, price (in this case discounts) ___________ the key differentiator.

 (A) Descry, set

s (B) Acknowledge, receives

(C) Appreciate gives

 (D) Perceive, becomes

(E) Understand, remains

 

 

 4. The official said daily price change will ____________ the big leaps in rates that need to be effected at the end of the fortnight, making the consumer more ___________ to market dynamics. (A) Remove, aligned

 (B) Blemish, supportive

 (C) Transfer, coarse

 (D) Fasten, organized

(E) Withdraw, askew

 

 

5. The apex court has created room for a national debate on personal law cutting across religions focusing on the _____________ gender bias they propagate, sending a clear message for politicians to rise above their _____________ positions.

 (A) Expected, objective

(B) Fortuitous, adherent

 (C) Certain, neutral English Language


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