Saturday, July 4, 2020

GA Revision for SBI Clerk and other exams – 812

  1. The three-day-long Namaste Orchha festival started in which state?
    A) Maharashtra
    B) Uttar Pradesh
    C) Assam
    D) Madhya Pradesh



  2. The Lohabarrack Salt Water Crocodile Sanctuary is situated in which state/UT of India?
    A) Andaman and Nicobar Islands
    B) Assam
    C) Odisha
    D) Delhi



  3. As per CAG report,which state topped the list in environment-related crimes?
    A) Maharashtra
    B) Madhya Pradesh
    C) Uttar Pradesh
    D) Rajasthan



  4. In financial terms, what does L in LTV stands for?
    A) Loan
    B) Listed
    C) Lien
    D) Lend



  5. Which state government approved renaming the airport at Aurangabad as Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj Airport?
    A) Assam
    B) Jharkhand
    C) Maharashtra
    D) Goa



  6. who released the book titled ‘Death – An Inside Story’ authored by Sadhguru, Founder, Isha Foundation?
    A) Venkaiah Naidu
    B) Anurag thakur
    C) Ram Nath Kovind
    D) Narendra Modi



  7. TRIFED has collaborated with which organisation for developing a digital communication strategy for promoting a digital campaign for Self Help Groups (SHGs)?
    A) IMF
    B) UNICEF
    C) WHO
    D) UNESCO



  8. International Conference on Nano Science and Technology” (ICONSAT) held in which city?
    A) Pune
    B) Chennai
    C) Kolkata
    D) Mumbai



  9. In which state,Mapusa Urban cooperative Bank is located?
    A) TamilNadu
    B) Punjab
    C) Maharashtra
    D) Goa



  10. In regard to liquidity requirements and interest rates, Local Area Banks are governed by which of the following act?
    A) Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934
    B) Banking Regulation Act, 1949
    C) Companies Act, 1956
    D) Regional Rural Banks Act, 1976



  11. What is the rank of India in Freedom in the World 2020 report?
    A) 83
    B) 81
    C) 92
    D) 87



  12. What is the currency of SouthSudan?
    A) Peso
    B) Euro
    C) Pounds
    D) Dollar



  13. Who was appointed as MD and CEO of Bharti AXA Life Insurance?
    A) Vikas Seth
    B) Parag Raja
    C) Manish Singh
    D) Randhir Chaturvedi



  14. Who was appointed as new spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA)?
    A) Rakesh Sharma
    B) Avinash Singh
    C) Raveesh Kumar
    D) Anurag Srivastava



  15. Sangrai Dance is a Traditional dance of the _____?
    A) Assam
    B) Tripura
    C) Rajasthan
    D) Sikkim



  16. Who has been named as Wisden’s leading cricketer of the year 2020?
    A) Aaron Finch
    B) Faf du plessis
    C) Ben Stokes
    D) Virat Kohli



  17. In non-metro locations a bank has to provide minimum of how many free transactions to customers of other bank at its ATM?
    A)2
    B)3
    C)5
    D)6



  18. which Actress was signed as brand ambassador of Puma?
    A) Deepika Padukone
    B) Katrina Kaif
    C) Kareena Kapoor Khan
    D) Disha Patani



  19. Who released the book ‘Who is Bharat Mata’ by Prof Purushottam Agrawal and its Kannada translation ‘Yaaru Bharat Maate’ by Prof K E Radhakrishna?
    A) Venkaiah Naidu
    B) Ram Nath kovind
    C) Narendra Modi
    D) Manmohan Singh



  20. The first Indian state to ban disposable plastic bags, also among the first to target single-use plastic bottles is ______?
    A) Maharastra
    B) Kerala
    C) Punjab
    D) Sikkim




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Static GK Quiz for Upcoming Exams Set 325

    Static GK Questions for SBI PO/Clerk, IBPS RRB, IBPS PO/Clerk, RBI Assistant, LIC, NIACL, OICL, NABARD, SEBI and other competitive exams
  1. The Human Development Report is published by______
    A) RBI
    B) Ernesto Illy Foundation
    C) WEF
    D) UNDP
    E) UNCTAD



  2. The Robert Robinson Award is related to ______
    A) Journalism
    B) Film and Television
    C) Medical
    D) Chemistry
    E) Science and Technology



  3. The Self-respect Movement was founded by ______
    A) Dayanand Saraswati
    B) Raja Ram Mohan Roy
    C) Syed Ahmad Khan
    D) Debendranath Tagore
    E) EV Ramaswamy Naicker



  4. The Maithon Dam is located in ______
    A) Gujarat
    B) Assam
    C) Jharkhand
    D) Tripura
    E) Himachal Pradesh



  5. The Bhojtal, formerly known as Upper Lake, is the largest lake in
    A) Gujarat
    B) Assam
    C) Manipur
    D) Tripura
    E) J&K



  6. The Holkar Cricket Stadium is located in ______
    A) Goa
    B) West Bengal
    C) Jharkhand
    D) Madhya Pradesh
    E) Manipur


  7. The Shore Temple (built in 700–728 AD) is so named because it overlooks the shore of the Bay of Bengal. It is located in _______
    A) Uttarakhand
    B) Kerala
    C) Jharkhand
    D) Karnataka
    E) Tamil Nadu



  8. The James Bond series focuses on a fictional British Secret Service agent created in 1953 by writer _______
    A) Bob Montana
    B) Elzie Crisler Segar
    C) Stan Lee
    D) Bob Kane
    E) Ian Fleming



  9. Gingee Fort or Senji Fort is located in_____
    A) West Bengal
    B) Assam
    C) Maharashtra
    D) Karnataka
    E) Madhya Pradesh



  10. The Chapchar Kut is a festival of _____
    A) West Bengal
    B) Assam
    C) Maharashtra
    D) Mizoram
    E) Madhya Pradesh




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Friday, July 3, 2020

Current Affairs Quiz: July 4, 2020

Current Affairs 4 July 2020 Quiz

Read our Current Affairs and Newspaper Quiz daily to excel in General Awareness section of upcoming Competitive Exams.
Quiz from Current Affairs 3 July 2020 of A2Z – Click Here to Read Current Affairs of July 3, 2020
  1. Which of the following Urban Missions of the Govt of India did not complete 5 years this June 2020?
    A) Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation
    B) Smart Cities Mission
    C) Skill India Mission
    D) Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban)



  2. Who has been appointed by National Green Tribunal (NGT) to head the committee to investigate into Assam Gas Leak?
    A) Justice Ajai Lamba
    B) Justice BP Katakey
    C) Justice Kotiswar Singh
    D) Justice Manash Ranjan Pathak



  3. Which of the following institutes has launched the World’s first online BSc degree course in Programming and Data Science?
    A) IIM Ahmedabad
    B) MDI Gurgaon
    C) NIT Jalandhar
    D) IIT Madras



  4. A newsletter named “Matsya Sampada” has been launched recently. It is published by which department?
    A) Department of Fisheries
    B) Department of Chemicals and Fertilizers
    C) Department of Commerce and Industry
    D) Department of Agriculture



  5. The free grain distribution scheme under the Pradhan Mantri Gareeb Kalyan Anna Yojana (PMGKAY) has been extended till November 2020. What is the additional estimated outlay has been assigned to it?
    A) Rs 60,000 crore
    B) Rs 30,000 crore
    C) Rs 90,000 crore
    D) Rs 80,000 crore



  6. Special Liquidity Scheme of how much amount has been launched by the Govt. of India for non-bank lenders?
    A) Rs 20,000 Cr
    B) Rs 10,000 Cr
    C) Rs 40,000 Cr
    D) Rs 30,000 Cr



  7. According to the Reserve Bank of India data India’s External Debt rose to how much in March 2020?
    A) $527.5 Billion
    B) $558.5 Billion
    C) $587.5 Billion
    D) $562.5 Billion



  8. To support the small business in India impacted by COVID-19, how much budget has been announced by the World Bank?
    A) $ 825 Million
    B) $ 800 Million
    C) $ 750 Million
    D) $ 775 Million



  9. For FY22, Fitch cut India growth projection to how much percent?
    A) 8%
    B) 4%
    C) 6%
    D) 7%



  10. Carl Reiner passed away recently. He was related to which profession?
    A) Musician
    B) Dancer
    C) Painter
    D) Actor



STATIC GK BASED ON CURRENT AFFAIRS

  1. Where is the headquarters of Fitch Ratings located?
    A) California
    B) New York
    C) Sydney
    D) Amsterdams



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Reasoning : Inequalities Questions for Upcoming Exam -Set 26

  1. In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based
    on the given statements and select the appropriate answer.

    STATEMENTS: Az>GzDz.
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a) Gz>Dz
    b) Oz>Iz
    If only conclusion b is true
    If only conclusion a is true
    If both conclusions a and b are true.
    If either conclusion a or b is true
    If neither conclusion a nor b is true.
    Option A

     


  2. STATEMENTS: Pa≥Wa≤Za, Wa>Ka, Qa>Oa
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a) Wa>Qa
    b) Za>Ka
    If only conclusion b is true
    If only conclusion a is true
    If both conclusions a and b are true.
    If either conclusion a or b is true
    If neither conclusion a nor b is true.
    Option A

     


  3. STATEMENTS: Bx≥LxOx, Ex>Yx
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a) Bx>Yx
    b) Jx>Yx
    If only conclusion b is true
    If only conclusion a is true
    If both conclusions a and b are true.
    If either conclusion a or b is true
    If neither conclusion a nor b is true.
    Option C

     


  4. STATEMENTS: Ts>OsNs
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a) Ts>Ns
    b) As>Ms
    If only conclusion b is true
    If only conclusion a is true
    If both conclusions a and b are true.
    If either conclusion a or b is true
    If neither conclusion a nor b is true.
    Option E

     


  5. STATEMENTS: Bs>Qs≥Rs, Zs>Ts≥Rs>Js
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a) Bs > Js
    b) Zs > Qs
    If only conclusion b is true
    If only conclusion a is true
    If both conclusions a and b are true.
    If either conclusion a or b is true
    If neither conclusion a nor b is true.
    Option B

     


  6. In these questions, relationship between different elements is show in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer:

    STATEMENTS: Pz>Oz, Kz≥Mz>Tz, Oz=NzKz
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a) Tz≤Nz
    b)Nz
    If only conclusion a follows.
    If only conclusion b follows.
    If either conclusion a or b follows
    If neither conclusion a nor b follows.
    If both conclusions a and b follow.
    Option C

     


  7. STATEMENTS: Tz=Yz, DzBz>Oz, Yz
    CONCLUSIONS :
    a) Bz>Dz
    b) Zz>Rz
    If only conclusion a follows.
    If only conclusion b follows.
    If either conclusion a or b follows
    If neither conclusion a nor b follows.
    If both conclusions a and b follow.
    Option A

     


  8. STATEMENTS: Hq=Iq≤Sq, Yq=Nq, Eq=Lq
    CONCLUSION:
    a) Yq>Lq
    b) Yq=Lq
    If only conclusion a follows.
    If only conclusion b follows.
    If either conclusion a or b follows
    If neither conclusion a nor b follows.
    If both conclusions a and b follow.
    Option C

     


  9. STATEMENTS: PzHz, Rz≥Oz≥Lz, Hz>Vz
    CONCLUSION :
    a)Pz
    b) Ez>Pz
    If only conclusion a follows.
    If only conclusion b follows.
    If either conclusion a or b follows
    If neither conclusion a nor b follows.
    If both conclusions a and b follow.
    Option E

     


  10. STATEMENTS: Rz>Tz=Bz, Hz≥Dz
    CONCLUSION :
    a) Rz>Pz
    b) Hz>Sz
    If only conclusion a follows.
    If only conclusion b follows.
    If either conclusion a or b follows
    If neither conclusion a nor b follows.
    If both conclusions a and b follow.
    Option A

     




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GA Revision for SBI Clerk and other exams – 811

  1. Which state launched ‘Jagananna Vasthi Deevena’ scheme?
    A) Maharashtra
    B) Andhra Pradesh
    C) Telangana
    D) Odisha



  2. Which among the given Thermal Power Plants is located in Maharashtra?
    A) Jharsuguda Thermal Power Plant
    B) Korba Thermal Power Plant
    C) Wanakbori Thermal Power Plant
    D) Khaperkheda Thermal Power Plant



  3. ICC banned Yousuf Al Balushi from all cricket.He belongs to which country?
    A) Pakistan
    B) Nepal
    C) Oman
    D) Afghanistan



  4. IIBs are debt market securities offered by the government, and even some corporations with a view to protect your savings from inflation. What does middle letter I stands for in IIB?
    A) Inflation
    B) Indexed
    C) Information
    D) Investement



  5. Who won the best actor award at the 10th Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival in New Delhi?
    A) Hrithik Roshan
    B) Varun Dhawan
    C) Ayushmaan Khurrana
    D) Vicky Kaushal



  6. Which manufacturing unit of Indian Railways has earned the unique distinction of manufacturing most locomotives in a year?
    A) Chittaranjan Locomotive Works
    B) Diesel Locomotive Works
    C) Rail Coach Factory
    D) Integral Coach Factory



  7. According to the data of the commerce ministry, in 2018-19,which country became India’s top trading partner?
    A) USA
    B) China
    C) Russia
    D) France



  8. Pravin Jadhav resigned from the post of MD and CEO of which company?
    A) PayPal
    B) Mobikwik
    C) Freecharge
    D) Paytm Money



  9. What is the currency of Iran?
    A) Peso
    B) Rufiyaa
    C) Rial
    D) Krone



  10. For a Local Area Bank, at least ____ of the new bank credit must be lend to Priority Sector?
    A) 20%
    B) 25%
    C) 30%
    D) 40%



  11. Riek Machar was sworn as Vice President of which nation?
    A) Thailand
    B) south Sudan
    C) Bhutan
    D) Nepal



  12. Which airport became home to the world’s largest airport-based temperature-controlled facility-the Export Cold Zone?
    A) Delhi
    B) Lucknow
    C) Indore
    D) Mumbai



  13. As per Asian Development Bank,India’s GDP to grow at how much percent in FY 2020?
    A) 4.5%
    B) 4.2%
    C) 4.0%
    D) 4.1%



  14. The National Space Agency, abbreviated ANGKASA, is the national space agency of ____?
    A) Libya
    B) Malaysia
    C) Kyrgyzstan
    D) Dominica



  15. who has been crowned as the winner of LIVA Miss Diva Universe 2020 competition?
    A) Sneha Vinayak
    B) Priyal Pokhriyal
    C) Vartika Singh
    D) Adline Castelino



  16. Which Company is offering its AI platform ‘Watson Assistant for Citizens’ free of cost for at least 90 days, which will provide reliable information on covid-19 related queries?
    A) Microsoft
    B) Wipro
    C) IBM
    D) TCS



  17. How much amount was sanctioned by NABARD to boost infrastructure in J&K?
    A) ₹467.87 cr
    B) ₹345.98 cr
    C) ₹415.87 cr
    D) ₹400.64 cr



  18. In the six metro locations a bank has to provide minimum of how many free transactions to customers of other bank at its ATM?
    A)2
    B)3
    C)5
    D)6



  19. Which bank listed USD 100 mn green bonds on India INX?
    A) ICICI
    B) HDFC
    C) PNB
    D) SBI



  20. The Jindal Thermal Power Plant is located in_____?
    A) Odisha
    B) Assam
    C) Chhattisgarh
    D) Sikkim




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Sentence Rearrangement for Upcoming Exams – Set 52

Directions(1-5): In the given question, a statement divided into different segments is given, not necessarily in the correct order. Rearrange the segments to form a coherent statement and mark the correct sequence as your answer.
  1. A) but also the urban areas and fertile lands of Belagavi in Karnataka,
    B) this time, not only the hill regions of the Western Ghats,
    C) under water
    D) were deluged, with a few areas submerged
    E) and those of Kolhapur, Satara, and Sangli districts in Maharashtra,
    DBCEA
    DBCAE
    CABDE
    BAEDC
    ABECD
    Option D
    The correct sentence after rearrangement is –
    This time, not only the hill regions of the Western Ghats(B), but also the urban areas and fertile lands of Belagavi in Karnataka(A), and those of Kolhapur, Satara, and Sangli districts in Maharashtra(E), were deluged, with a few areas submerged(D) under water(C).

     


  2. A) on some of the sensitive issues
    B) pertaining to the political and public life of the people of the country
    C) has been on a spree of taking decisions
    D) the XYZ government,
    E) which is comfortably occupying the seat of power at the centre
    DECAB
    DBCAE
    CABDE
    BAEDC
    ABECD
    Option A
    The correct sentence after rearrangement is:
    The XYZ government(D), which is comfortably occupying the seat of power(E) at the centre has been on a spree of taking decisions (C)on some of the sensitive issues(A) pertaining to the political and public life of the people of the country(B).

     


  3. A) speech of the finance minister,
    B) the larger picture emerging from
    C) despite the rhetoric in the budget
    D) and a net decline in employment
    E) the recent data is a slowdown in growth
    DECAB
    DBCAE
    CABED
    BAEDC
    ABECD
    Option C
    The correct sentence after rearrangement is -
    Despite the rhetoric in the budget speech(C) of the finance minsiter(A), the larger picture emerging from(B) the recent data is a slowdown in growth(E) and a net decline in employment(D).

     


  4. A) the stories of most of the Hindi films revolve around affluent
    B) Indians and endorse the social, religious, and cultural values
    C) of the Hindu middle class and by doing so,
    D) a new form of nation and nationalism that is not fully inclusive
    E) such films also try to construct
    DECAB
    DBCAE
    CABED
    ABEDC
    ABCED
    Option E

     


  5. A) as Indian women struggled to
    B) and political demands, lines of alliances
    C) became crossed and complex
    D) balance nationalist politics with their social
    E) in the first half of the 20th century,
    DECAB
    EADBC
    CABED
    BAEDC
    ABCED
    Option B

     
    6. Directions(6-10): The following question contains five parts out of which, four parts when unjumbled and joined together form a meaningful sentence. You have to find the sequence in which the four parts should be joined in order to form a meaningful sentence.
  6. A. that patriotism today is not a secular
    B. signalling secular sensibilities are immediately
    C. confronted each other to prove
    D. the communal and the national
    E. loyalty but a majoritarian definition
    EBCA
    DBAE
    EBAC
    DCAE
    ADEC
    Option D
    The communal and the national confronted each other to prove that patriotism today is not a secular loyalty but a majoritarian definition.

     


  7. A. you were the centre of their universe
    B. memory of the golden years
    C. influence the child, totally
    D. what is really heart-breaking is the
    E. of the early youth of your children when
    CBAD
    AEBC
    BEAD
    CDEA
    DBEA
    Option E
    What is really heart-breaking is the memory of the golden years of the early youth of your children when you were the centre of their universe

     


  8. A. determined not to let a stray
    B. brushed past me, so close
    C. I turned and came directly in the path
    D. incident like this unnerve me,
    E. of a flash of welding flame
    CEBA
    ADCE
    AEBC
    DCAB
    BCAE
    Option B
    Determined not to let a stray incident like this unnerve me, I turned and came directly in the path of a flash of welding flame.

     


  9. A. the implementation of these guidelines
    B. the outcome of consultations, particularly
    C. the given guidelines and help in assessing
    D. the member states to widely disseminate
    E. the Council of Europe has also asked
    ECBA
    CDEB
    BCDA
    DBAE
    EDCA
    Option E

     


  10. A. by public authorities to individuals, NGOs and civil society at large that
    B. the fourth provision Active involvement refers to opportunities for
    C. of Ministers is council’s statutory decision-making body
    D. extend beyond the provision of information, consultation or dialogue
    E. civil participation in decision-making processes provided
    EBCA
    CDEA
    BADE
    BEAD
    ADCE
    Option D
    The fourth provision active involvement refers to opportunities for civil participation in decision-making processes provided by public authorities to individuals, NGOs and civil society at large that extend beyond the provision of information, consultation or dialogue.

     




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Thursday, July 2, 2020

Mixed English Questions for Mains Exam — Set 331

Directions(1-5): In the questions, one sentence is given and four words are donated by (A), (B), (C) and (D). You have to decide which of the following is inappropriate in the context. If all the words are appropriate in the context, mark ‘All are correct’ as your answer.

  1. A regulatory agency(A) that is at the government’s mercy to run its finance(B) and administrative(C) operations cannot be expected(D) to be independent.
    A
    B
    C
    D
    All are correct
    Option B
    The word ‘finance' has been wrongly used here. Note that the word ‘finance' is a noun and we need an adjective to be parallel to the adjective ‘administrative’, both modifying the noun ‘operations’. Thus, ‘financial' should replace ‘finance' to make the statement meaningful. Hence, option B is the correct answer.

     


  2. It is assumed(A) that facial(B) recognition will introduce efficiency(C) and speed in forcing(D) law and order.
    A
    B
    C
    D
    All are correct.
    Option D
    The error is in part D as the word ‘forcing’ is wrongly used here. According to the context, facial expression will introduce efficiency in imposing law and order. The word similar to impose would be ‘enforcing’ which means something you do to ensure a rule or a law is followed and ‘forcing’ means something you do to make a person do something. Thus, ‘enforcing’ should be used in place of ‘forcing’. Hence option D is the correct answer.

     


  3. Minimum wage and collective bargaining(A) systems are labour market institutions(B) that also excerpt(C) an influence on the level and distribution(D) of wages.
    A
    B
    C
    D
    All are correct
    Option C
    The word ‘excerpt’ used in option C is not appropriate according to the context. Excerpt means a short extract from a film or a piece of writing or music and this word does not make sense. ‘Exert’ should be replaced with ‘excerpt’ as it makes the sentence contextually correct. ‘Exert’ means ‘to apply’. Hence, option C is the correct answer.

     


  4. The lack of financial autonomy(A) can affect SEBI’s plans to improve the quality(B) of its operations by vesting(C) in new technologies and other requirements to upgrade(D) market infrastructure.
    A
    B
    C
    D
    All are correct
    Option C
    The error is in part C as the word ‘vesting’ is wrongly used here. According to the context, the lack of financial autonomy would affect SEBI’s plans to invest in new technologies. Vesting is a legal term to give or earn a right to a present or a future payment, asset or benefit. Here, ‘investing’ which means “put (money) into financial schemes, shares, property, or a commercial venture with the expectation of achieving a profit" should be used in place of ‘vesting’. Hence, option C is the correct answer.

     


  5. Under the ABC rules, holiness(A) dogs must be maintained(B) in the place where they were found(C), regardless of whether they are abandoned(D)or lost.
    A
    B
    C
    D
    All are correct
    Option A
    The context explains that there are certain type of dogs which when found on streets must be maintained in a place according to ABC rules. The word ‘holiness’ is contextually incorrect, for which an appropriate choice is “homeless”. Therefore the error is in option A and is the correct answer.

     


    6. Directions(6-10): In the given question, four words are numbered A, B, C, and D. You have to decide which of the following is inappropriate in the context. If all the words are appropriate in the context then mark ‘All correct’ as your answer.

  6. The US emerged(A) everyone to see that growth and development(B) for one country could benefit(C) all countries through increased trade and investment(D).
    A
    B
    C
    D
    All are correct
    Option A
    The error is in word at A, which means the word ‘emerged’ has been wrongly used here. It should be replaced with ‘urged’, which means to earnestly persuade someone to do something.

     


  7. The skin cancer, cataracts, and other dexterous(A) effects will continue, and the people exposed(B) to ultra violet radiation will suffer its consequences(C) even after the ozone layer is healed(D) to a great extent.
    A
    B
    C
    D
    All are correct
    Option A
    Dextrous means showing or having skill. The sentence is talking about the ill effects of being exposed to ultra violet rays. Hence, the word Dextrous doesn’t fit in the context. A word that will tell us about the nature of effects of the UV rays. We can use words like detrimental or deleterious. Deleterious means something that causes harm or damage.

     


  8. A landscape restoration(A) approach would require the ministry to shift its focus(B) to the recognition(C) of the importance of ecosystem services like biodiversity conservative(D) and watershed management.
    A
    B
    C
    D
    All are correct
    Option D
    The sentence is conveying the idea that the ministry is must shift its focus to the recognition of better practices for landscape restoration. The word conservative refers to a traditionalist. We need a word that would mean the protection of biodiversity. Hence, conservation would be the best.

     


  9. There is no likelihood(A), nor should the government contemplate(B), of allowing easy/concessional tariff(C) access to foreign dairy products under the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership or any other bilateral or multilateral agreement(D).
    A
    B
    C
    D
    All are correct
    Option E

     


  10. Though the document(A) states at several points that no student should be divided(B) of education due to lack of finances(C), the solution it suggests(D) is a meagre scholarship.
    A
    B
    C
    D
    All are correct
    Option B
    The error is in part B of the sentence. The word ‘divided’ has been wrongly used here. We should use a word which would mean deprived or denied. The word devoid can be a good fit here.

     




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