Friday 24 August 2018

Daily English Quiz - 25th August 2018


Directions (1-10): In each of the questions given below an incomplete sentence which must be filled/completed with one of the sentences given below .i.e. one of the sentences can be fit into the given blanks. Choose the correct option and complete the given sentences.

Q1. All attempts ………………………… and they marched ahead after breaking the barricades and toppling a striking force vehicle near the traffic signal.
(a) to abstain the protestors passed away
(b) to restrict the protestors denied
(c) to stop the protesters failed
(d) to constraint the protestors were valid
(e) to remove the protestors succeeded

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S1. Ans.(c) Sol. ‘to stop the protesters failed’ as the attempts were made to stop the protestors but failed as they marched ahead and continued it.

Q2. Apart from the three members of a single family …………………………, the other eight victims all were in contact in some way with the three victims.
(a) who first expanded the disease
(b) who earlier diagnosed the disease
(c) who however suspected the disease
(d) who somehow saw the disease
(e) who first contracted the disease

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S2. Ans.(e) Sol. ‘who first contracted the disease’ as here ‘contracted’ means ‘acquired’ that means, family has first acquired the disease who has three members.

Q3. The Election Commission ………………………………………. mobile application empowering people across the country to share evidence of malpractice by political parties, their candidates and activists ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, directly with the electoral body.
(a) will commence a multi-lingual
(b) will launch a multi-lingual
(c) will start a bilingual
(d) will begin a multi-faceted
(e) will release a multi-dimensional

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S3. Ans.(b) Sol. ‘will launch a multi-lingual’ as the app is always get launched which is here mentioned as the multi-lingual.

Q4. As the system ……………………………………… from the Indian coast, no adverse weather is expected along and off the west coast of India and Lakshadweep.
(a) is expected to move away
(b) is expected to move on
(c) is expecting to go far
(d) is analyzing to move further
(e) is hoping to move about

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S4. Ans.(a) Sol. ‘is expected to move away’ as this is the only grammatically correct alternative.

Q5. Nipah already kills up to 70% …………………………………… , through a mix of symptoms that include encephalitis, a brain inflammation marked by a coma state, disorientation, and long-lasting after-effects, such as convulsions, in those who survive.
(a) of those it follows
(b) of those it touches
(c) of those it infects
(d) of those it diagnoses
(e) of those it contacts

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S5. Ans.(c) Sol. ‘of those it infects’ as the disease generally kills those to whom it affects.

Q6. While researchers are still investigating how they were exposed, a bat colony living in a well in the family’s yard ……………………………………….
(a) is an expected evidence
(b) is a firm prove
(c) is a strong suspect
(d) is a stringent suspect
(e) is a weak suspect

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S6. Ans.(c) Sol. ‘is a strong suspect’ as while the researchers are investigating, there is a bat colony who is a strong suspect.

Q7. The next wave of infections …………………………….. among close contacts and caregivers, such as nurses; the same pattern has been detected in Kozhikode as well.
(a) has completely generated
(b) has traditionally produced
(c) has somehow evolved
(d) has however formed
(e) has historically occurred

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S7. Ans.(e) Sol. ‘has historically occurred’ is the grammatically correct alternative which suits the context of the statement too.

Q8. The best defences against it are the age-old principles of infection control, which Indian hospitals ………………………………………….
(a) have not learned to follow still
(b) have not mastered as yet
(c) have not learned now
(d) have however not practiced yet
(e) have experience yet

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S8. Ans.(b) Sol. ‘have not mastered as yet’ as the best defenses for the infection control haven’t been mastered yet.

Q9. Venezuelans have been leaving the country ………………………………………… of rations and the rampant unrest.
(a) to escape shortages
(b) to avoid pilferage
(c) to escape from staling
(d) to prevent the perishing
(e) to avoid the stealing

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S9. Ans.(a) Sol. ‘to escape shortages’ as the negative tone of the statement simply explains that the Venezuelans have been leaving the country to escape the ration shortages.

Q10. This ………………………………….. the fact that there is an instrumental rationale underlying the India-Israel relationship, especially in terms of national security and strategic considerations.
(a) is to avoid
(b) is not to discount
(c) is to sell
(d) is not to buy
(e) is however to prevent

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S10. Ans.(b) Sol. ‘is not to discount’ means the fact can’t be denied.


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