Error Spotting & Sentence Improvement Quiz
New Pattern Error Spotting Quiz. Error Spotting Questions with Answers for All Banking and Insurance Exams i.e. SBI PO/Clerk, IBPS PO/Clerk, NABARD, RBI, SEBI Grade A & B, LIC AAO, and Other Exams 2020-21. Spotting Error & Sentence Improvement Quiz based on previous year exams. If you are preparing for Banking and Insurance Exams, you will come across a section on the English language. Here we are providing you Error Spotting Questions with Answers, based on the latest pattern of your daily practice.
Error Spotting Questions with Answers will help you learn concepts on important topics in English Section. This “Error Spotting Questions with Answers for Bank Exams” is also important for all competitive exams.
Error Spotting Questions with Answers | Set- 6
Direction: In the following question, a part of the sentence has/have error (s). Find out which part of the sentence has an error. If a sentence is free from error, mark option (e) “No Error” as your answer.
1.Since 2010, according to Jason Carter, who ran for governor of Georgia in 2014, the average Democratic candidate outperforms Democrat’s primary vote share by 9.6%.
A. Since 2010, according to Jason Carter, who
B. ran for governor of Georgia in 2014, the
C. average Democratic candidate outperforms
D. Democrat’s primary vote share by 9.6%.
E. No Error
2. By the end of April, the four major credit-card networks in the country will all stop requiring retailers to collect signs from customers when completing transactions.
A. By the end of April, the four major credit-card
B. networks in the country will all stop
C. requiring retailers to collect signs from
D. customers when completing transactions.
E. No Error
3. The key to effective policing, according to Sir Robert Peel, founder of the first metropolitan force in 1829, is that “the police is the people and the people are the police.”
A. The key to effective policing, according
B. to Sir Robert Peel, founder of the first metropolitan
C. force in 1829, is that “the police is the
D. people and the people are the police.”
E. No Error
4. Use of e-cigarettes by middle- and high-school pupils increased until 2015 but fell sharply the next year, according to the Centres for Disease Control.
A. Use of e-cigarettes by middle and
B. high school pupils increased until 2015
C. but fell sharply the next year,
D. according to the Centres for Disease Control.
E. No Error
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5. Even as the last word in the pricing war in India’s telecom space is yet to be heard, JP Morgan in an analysis says the 4G offering by the latest player Reliance Jio is gaining traction and will see its subscriber base double by the end of this financial year.
A. Even as the last word in the pricing war in India’s telecom
B. space is yet to be heard, JP Morgan in an analysis says the 4G
C. offering by the latest player Reliance Jio is gaining traction and
D. will be seen in its subscriber base double by the end of this financial year.
E. No Error
6. Though United Nation has often failed to stop conflicts erupting, its secretary-general is often the only person who can call combatants to the negotiating table, and it is the sole entity with the capacity to pick on the pieces afterwards.
A. Though United Nation has often failed to stop conflicts
B. erupting, its secretary-general is often the only person who can call
C. combatants to the negotiating table, and it is the sole
D. entity with the capacity to pick on the pieces afterwards.
E. No Error
7. There are three compilations of mean global temperatures, everyone based on readings from thousands of thermometers, kept in weather stations and aboard ships, going back over 150 years.
A. There are three compilations of mean global
B. temperatures, everyone based on readings from
C. thousands of thermometers, kept in weather stations
D. and aboard ships, going back over 150 years.
E. No Error
8. One study of more than 2,000 languages found that those with few speakers that are spoken in small areas with few neighbours tend to have precisely the kind of complexities Icelandic and Faroese have retained and Danish has abandoned.
A. One study of more than 2,000 languages found that those
B. with few speakers that are spoken in small areas with few
C. neighbours tend to have precisely the kind of complexities Icelandic
D. and Faroese have retained and Danish has abandoned.
E. No Error
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9. As more graduates recognise the potential contribution of the supply chain function to successful corporate performance and more women are drawn into what has traditionally been a largely male preserve, the calibre of tomorrow’s talent bank looks set to have risen subsequently.
A. As more graduates recognise the potential contribution of the
B. supply chain function to successful corporate performance and more
C. women are drawn into what has traditionally been a largely male preserve,
D. the calibre of tomorrow’s talent bank looks set to have risen subsequently.
E. No Error
10. On a personal level, and in my observations of all of the thousands of people I’ve encountered in my 18-year investment advisory career, I can attest that those who can find contentment with or without money are bound to have the happiest existence.
A. On a personal level, and in my observations of all of the
B. thousands of people I’ve encountered in my 18-year investment
C. advisory career, I can attest that those who can find contentment
D. with or without money are bound to have the happiest existence.
E. No Error
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