English Phrase Replacement – IBPS Clerk Pre Exam New Pattern (Day-3)

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English Phrase Replacement – IBPS Clerk Pre Exam New Pattern (Day-3):

Dear Readers, We all knew that IBPS has introduced some new pattern in English Questions in the Examinations, many of our followers were requesting us to provide Practice Questions based on the new pattern, for that here We have started providing Practice English Questions Based on New pattern. Kindly follow us regularly and make use of it, if you have any suggestion kindly use the comment section below.

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Directions (1-10): In each of the question given below a/an idiom/phrase is given in bold which is then followed by five options which then tries to decipher its meaning as used in the sentence. Choose the option which gives the meaning of the phrase most appropriately in context of the given sentence.

  1. My mother called on me last Sunday.
  1. visited
  2. enquired
  3. questioned
  4. scolded
  5. supported
  1. He was cut off during the deadly Vietnam war.
  1. dismissed
  2. died
  3. overthrown
  4. beaten
  5. tired
  1. The Costa Azul abounds with bars, restaurants and night-clubs.
  1. surrounded
  2. saved
  3. contain
  4. distributes
  5. demanded
  1. The Government is banking on the recapitalization of the PSUs to bring down the burden of poor loans .
  1. referring
  2. relying
  3. reckoning
  4. intruding
  5. building
  1. The policemen battered down the front door and dragged the men into the street.
  1. gathered
  2. reversed
  3. knocked
  4. broke
  5. surrounded
  1. Her hat was straight out of the ark.
  1. decorative
  2. costly
  3. huge
  4. new
  5. old-fashioned
  1. When my exams are finally over, I am going to have a ball.
  1. enjoy
  2. camp
  3. dinner
  4. play
  5. run
  1. Never have I ever tasted chicken, but I am prepared to have a bash.
  1. party
  2. criticize
  3. win
  4. try
  5. recover
  1. I am not going to put up with this injustice any longer.
  1. tolerate
  2. suffer
  3. respect
  4. expect
  5. surrender
  1. When Raj’s parents stopped supporting him financially, he suddenly discovered that life isn’t all beer and skittles.
  1. nasty
  2. interesting
  3. pleasurable
  4. annoying
  5. grief

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