Mock Test

Exam: RRB NTPC Subject: General English Topic: Sentence Correction

Total Questions: 20

Q1. The unprecedented technological advancements have catalyzed a profound transformation in global communication networks.

Global communication networks have undergone a profound transformation, catalyzed by unprecedented technological advancements. Unprecedented technological advancements have transformed global communication networks profoundly. A profound transformation in global communication networks has been catalyzed by unprecedented technological advancements. The transformation of global communication networks has been profoundly catalyzed by unprecedented technological advancements.
Q2. The ___________ of the evidence made it difficult for the jury to ___________ a verdict beyond a reasonable doubt.

explicitness, reach ambiguity, ascertain clarity, establish conciseness, deduce
Q3. Which word in 'He saw the girl with the binoculars' can cause ambiguity?

He saw girl binoculars
Q4. Which synthesis most effectively uses a concessive clause to express a counter-argument?

The proposal was complex. It faced opposition. It was ultimately approved. Although the proposal was complex and faced opposition, it was ultimately approved. The proposal, though complex and facing opposition, was ultimately approved. Despite its complexity and opposition, the proposal was ultimately approved.
Q5. Which sentence is a question?

It is raining. What is your name? Close the door. That is amazing!
Q6. The novel's exploration of universal themes resonated deeply with readers from diverse backgrounds.

The novel had niche themes. Readers found the novel unrelatable. The universal themes of the book connected with a wide range of people. The novel was only appreciated by a specific group.
Q7. What is the main verb in the sentence: 'The birds are singing.'

The birds are singing birds
Q8. Which word means the opposite of 'near'?

close adjacent distant nearby
Q9. The equipoise between the competing interests was precarious, susceptible to disruption by the slightest shift in the political or economic landscape.

The balance of interests was stable and unlikely to change. The competing interests were in agreement and harmony. The balance between interests was unstable and easily disrupted. There was no balance between the competing interests.
Q10. Refine the sentence for conciseness: 'In order to succeed, one must work hard.'

To succeed, one must work hard. Success requires hard work. One must work hard for success. If you want to succeed, work hard.
Q11. He is good at playing chess.

He is good in playing chess. He is good at play chess. He is good at playing chess. He is good to playing chess.
Q12. Identify the sentence pattern in the following sentence: 'The boy gave the girl a book.'

Subject + Verb + Object Subject + Verb + Adjective Subject + Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object Subject + Verb + Object + Object Complement
Q13. Which sentence has a correctly placed modifier?

She bought a book about dogs in the bookstore. She bought a book in the bookstore about dogs. She bought in the bookstore a book about dogs. She bought a book about dogs in the bookstore.
Q14. Choose the sentence that uses the correct plural form.

two cats two cat two cats's two cates
Q15. Choose the option that best conveys the temporal relationship and is grammatically sound:

Upon completing the rigorous training, the astronauts were deemed ready for their historic mission to Mars. The astronauts were deemed ready for their historic mission to Mars upon completing the rigorous training. Completing the rigorous training, the astronauts were deemed ready for their historic mission to Mars. Deemed ready for their historic mission to Mars were the astronauts upon completing the rigorous training.
Q16. In a redundant power supply setup, if one PSU fails, the other PSU:

Shuts down to prevent damage Continues to supply power to the system Requires a manual restart of the system Temporarily halts all operations
Q17. Synthesize these sentences to emphasize the author's perspective and the nature of the argument:

The author argued a point. The point was controversial. She supported it with strong evidence. The author argued a controversial point, supporting it with strong evidence. Supporting her controversial point with strong evidence, the author made her argument. The author's argument was controversial, yet she supported it with strong evidence.
Q18. The __________ whispers among the attendees suggested that something significant was about to happen.

obstreperous placid furtive gregarious
Q19. Which sentence avoids a comma splice by correctly joining two independent clauses?

The sun was setting, casting a golden hue across the landscape. The sun was setting, it cast a golden hue across the landscape. The sun was setting; it cast a golden hue across the landscape. The sun was setting, and it cast a golden hue across the landscape.
Q20. Identify the sentence that most effectively uses a restrictive clause to identify a specific noun.

The book, which I borrowed from the library, was very informative. The book that I borrowed from the library was very informative. The book that is on the table, which I borrowed from the library, was very informative. The book, on the table, that I borrowed from the library, was informative.

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