English Quiz for Bank Exams 2015 – Set 3 – Sentence Improvement



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Which of the phrases (a),
(b), (c) and (d) given below should replace the phrase given in bold in the
following sentence to make the sentence meaningful and grammatically
correct? If the sentence is
correct
as it is and no correction is required, mark (e) as the answer.
1. Innovators create products
which is an outgrowing of what they imagine,
things that help them create
a world
they would like to live in.
(a) what is an outgrowing of what has been imagined by them
(b) which are an outgrowth of what they imagine
(c) which are outgrowing what they imagine
(d) which outgrew their imagination
(e) No correction required
2. The product-driven
organisation has the product as the most important
element in everything it does.
(a) does everything to have the product’s most important element
(b) does the most important things to have all elements of
importance in its products
(c) had the product as the most important element in everything
they do
(d) keeps the most important element in every product they
do
(e) No correction required
3. He had always have a full measure of a trait that is
a mark of a successful leader—determination.
(a) did always do a full measure of a trait
(b) had always did have a full measure of a trait
(c) had always have a fully measured traits
(d) has always had a full measure of a trait
(e) No correction required
4. Most of the people
were dumbfounded and obviously uncomfortable by the
performance that was
expected of them.
(a) with the performance that they were expecting
(b) by the performance that they were expected with
(c) with the performance that was expected of them
(d) at the performance which had expectations of them
(e) No correction required
5. If he considered
you to be a bright, capable and made contribution to
his proposed project, he would
listen
to your criticising him.
(a) are bright, capable and had made contribution to
(b) to be bright, capable and making contribution to
(c) to be bright, capable and had been contributed for
(d) would have been bright, capable and contributing with
(e) No correction required



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