EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION: March 2017

Wednesday, 15 March 2017

Today's Current affairs

India beat Pakistan in Asia Men's Rugby Sevens Trophy 2017

The Indian men's Rugby team, led by skipper Gautam Dagar, piped Pakistan by 14-12 to claim the 7th rank at the Asia Men's Rugby Sevens Trophy held at Aspire Rugby Field in Doha, Qatar.
However the Philippines team bagged the Asia Men's Rugby Sevens Trophy and secured a place in the Asia Rugby Sevens Series, which will feature three legs and will be played later this year.
The Indian side took part under the aegis of the Indian Rugby Football Union (IRFU), is supported by Societe Generale, the financial partner of Rugby India.

India women Hockey team beat Belarus 3-1 to clinch the series 5-0

Indian women hockey team dished out a disciplined performance to notch up a 3-1 win over a fighting Belarus to register their fifth consecutive victory to win the five-match Test series 5-0 on 8 March 2017.
Key Highlights of the match
Vandana Katariya (6th min), Gurjit Kaur (15th) and Rani (55th) sounded the board for India, while Yuliya Mikheichyk (52nd) scored the solitary goal for Belarus.
Captained by striker Rani, the Indian women were quick to get off the blocks as Vandana scored a stunning field goal in the 6th minute of the match.
The first quarter went on to be an eventful one for the Indian team, as Gurjit Kaur successfully converted a PC in the 15th minute to take her side 2-0 up against Belarus.

Pablo Cuevas won 2017 Brasil Open

Uruguay's Pablo Cuevas on 6 March 2017 defeated Albert Ramos-Vinolas of Spain 6-7 (3), 6-4, 6-4 to win Brasil Open Men's Singles title.
It is the third straight Brasil Open title for Cuevas.
In the rain-delayed clay-court tournament, Cuevas finally wrapped up the title on 6 March 2017 with a victory against Albert Ramos-Vinolas of Spain. Ramos-Vinolas had won the first set on 5 March 2017; however, the second set was stopped by rain at 3-3 and deuce with Ramos Vinolas serving. Once the game resumed, Cuevas, the world No 33, quickly took control, winning the second set 6-4 and then taking the third by the same score against the Spaniard.
Pablo Cuevas:
Born on 1 January 1986, Pablo Cuevas is an Argentine-born Uruguayan professional tennis player.
He won the 2008 French Open men's doubles title with Luis Horna.He has won 5 singles titles.
In April 2009, he had achieved his career-high doubles ranking of World no. 14.
Brasil Open:
The Brasil Open is a tennis tournament held annually in Sao Paulo, Brazil. It is a part of the ATP World Tour 250 series.
The tournament is one of the main events in the Brazilian tennis calendar.
Since 2004, the competition has been a part of the South American clay court circuit. Before that, it was held on hard courts.
Spain's Nicolas Almagro and Uruguay's Pablo Cuevas hold the record for most titles at the tournament. The 2016 Brasil Open Men's Singles title was won by Pablo Cuevas.

Punjab won 2017 Santosh Trophy of Football

Punjab has won the 71st Santosh Trophy football tournament by defeating Railways by 2-1 goals. It was Punjab's overall ninth Santosh Trophy after it had earlier won it in 1970, 1974, 1980, 1984, 1985, 1987, 2006 and 2007. For Punjab, both goals were scored by Rajbir Singh (16th and 61st minutes). For Railways, goal was scored by Rajesh Soosanayakam (59th minute).
About Santosh Trophy
Santosh Trophy is an annual Indian football tournament played in India. It was founded 1941. The trophy is named after the late Maharaja Sir Manmatha Nath Roy Chowdhary of Santosh (now it is in Bangladesh). It is knock-out competition contested by the regional state associations and government institutions under the All India Football Federation (AIFF).

Ashwin, Jadeja jointly on top in ICC Test rankings

The Indian duo of Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja on Wednesday became the first set of spinners to be jointly ranked number one in the ICC Test rankings for bowlers.
Jadeja has caught up with Ashwin in the rankings after the second Test against Australia in Bengaluru which India won by 75 runs on the fourth day on.
Key Highlights
Jadeja's seven wickets in the match, which included a crucial six for 63 in the first innings, have helped him move up one rank to reach the top position for the first time in his career, the ICC said in a statement.

The last time two bowlers shared the top spot was in April 2008 when Dale Steyn and Muttiah Muralidaran were at the top.
Ashwin too played an important role in the Bengaluru match. His eight wickets took him past spin legend Bishan Bedi's tally of 266 wickets and made him the fifth-highest wicket-taker for India in Tests with 269 wickets.
In the lost for batsmen, India captain Virat Kohli has conceded the second rank to England's Joe Root after managing only 27 runs in the match and 40 in the series so far. Root is now one point ahead of Kohli at 848 points.

Cheteshwar Pujara's innings of 17 and 92 have lifted him up five places to sixth rank while Ajinkya Rahane has moved up two places to 15th rank after scoring 17 and 52 in Bangalore.
Player of the match Lokesh Rahul has gained 23 places to reach 23rd spot after scores of 90 and 51.
Australia spinner Nathan Lyon's eight wickets in the match have lifted him two places to 16th rank. His team's left-arm spinner Steve O'Keefe and India pace bowler Umesh Yadav have gained one place each to reach career-best 28th and 29th places, respectively.
In the rankings for Test batsmen, Australia captain Steve Smith has maintained his reign at the top for 77 Tests, going past Ricky Ponting's 76 matches and now has the third longest stint at the top among Australians after Steve Waugh (94) and Don Bradman (93).
His team-mate Matt Renshaw has gained six places to reach a career-best 28th rank with knocks of 60 and five.

Left-hander Shaun Marsh has moved up five places to 37th position with scores of 66 and nine.
The list of all-rounders saw a change at the top as Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan moved ahead of Ashwin, who has scored only 20 runs in four innings against Australia so far.
Ashwin had overtaken Shakib in December 2015.
India's win in the second Test assured them the No.1 spot in the ICC Test Team Rankings on the April 1 cut-off date and a cash prize of USD one million. The fight is now for the second, third and fourth places.

SBI PO: How to Practice Banking Awareness

SBI PO: How to Practice Banking Awareness

The less time consuming subject is General Awareness if you practice it properly. It's not about practicing it's about your learning capability. So how much you will learn about the concept of banking you can easily attempt all questions from banking awareness which can be asked in Exam.

So today we will provide tips and tricks to practice banking awareness.

Preparation General Knowledge for SBI PO

It is a most common part for all exams like SBI PO 2017, SBI Clerk 2017 and other officers exams in this paper examiner test your IQ level that how much you aware about Indian general knowledge and SBI General Awareness regarding banking industry especially.

GK is the short form of General Knowledge, and it covers all general information around us such as about Daily Events, Economy, Finance, Reserve Bank of India, geography, constitution, Indian history, banking business, Law & Politics, current Affairs, General Knowledge of India, etc.

Most of the parts are from the news. It's like mix juice full of essential general knowledge topics. So focus on latest current affairs most.

SBI PO covers general awareness questions in exam SBI General Awareness papers include approx. 40 marks out of 200.

What to prepare: Topic of SBI PO

All participants must be aware of GK Topics for SBI Exam, and you can also check SBI Syllabus for GK here that what type of Gk related to SBI exam and improve your general banking knowledge with the help of SBI general awareness solved papers and general knowledge practice test.

Complete these given topics one by one with full concentration and regular reading habits of newspaper help you more. And check GK notes for SBI Exam.

Current Affairs

Indian History

Banking Awareness

RBI Based Questions

Agriculture

Award

Books with Author

Politics

Indian Constitution Related Questions

Finance and Insurance

Sports

Indian Economy Questions

Budget and Taxes

Government Schemes

Countries / currencies

etc. these are some major part of GK Material for bank exams you should include these topics in your study plan and practice as much as you can.

How to Prepare General Awareness for SBI Exam?

Most of the students asked this questions much time that Sir how I prepare Gk for SBI Exam? And what are the natural ways to develop general knowledge for bank exams?

Reading Habit: (Newspapers, Magazines, Books, Previous Papers)

Participants must have the habit of reading it will increase your overall score quickly. You should read newspapers on daily basis and try to read 2 - 3 papers by this you quickly grab all types of information and focus on it don't just waste of time.

Watching TV is not just for fun also use it for increase your general knowledge. Regularly watching news channel is a good option for it. Make a schedule for some of best news channel episodes daily and also, view headlines & breaking news. And buy some Latest current affairs books which give you an exact idea about what happening around us. Some of the publications also release Gk capsule for SBI tries it they also boost your GK preparation for bank exams.

Make Notes Before Start - Proper Study Plan

You should start to write notes for each and every thing which you already covered and wanted to cover. By helping of notes, you have the proper idea in your mind that what is complete and what pending.

GK is a vast subject it's criteria is too long, so this is the best idea to write down the latest GK and current affairs for SBI and especially banking related GK for SBI. Check detailed SBI exam preparation syllabus that what topics are coming this year.

Trial with Daily Hunt Exam Preparation Online Quiz (Test Series) & Use Discussion Forum

Best Answer of question that How to increase general knowledge? Is SBI exam preparation online with the general knowledge test and participate in the online quiz and start to practice with GK mock test for SBI daily from different sources. You can also check Latest general knowledge for SBI exam.

These are some of the best SBI general awareness tips - tricks to easily crack SBI exam. Here now we turn towards the SBI GK sample papers (model papers) and banking awareness questions and answers with general knowledge books for SBI bank exams.

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Tuesday, 14 March 2017

Current Affairs One liners of the Week: 5 March to 11 March 2017

Current Affairs One liners of the Week: 5 March to 11 March 2017

• India's 1st lunar probe spacecraft that was found by the NASA scientists by using a new ground-based radar technique is - Chandrayaan-1

• The Uttarakhand High Court has directed this state government to admit children who lost their parents during a flood in the Navodaya Vidyalayas and bear the expenses for it - 2013 Kedarnath tragedy

• Pakistan government today introduced a constitutional amendment bill in Parliament to revive the controversial special military courts for - Trying hardcore militants

• Companies that have apologised for using Prime Minister Narendra Modi's photograph in their advertisements, without permission are - Reliance Jio and Paytm

• The World Kidney Day was observed on 9 March 2017 with the theme - Kidney Disease and Obesity: Healthy Lifestyle for Healthy Kidneys

• This Konkani writer was selected for the Saraswati Samman 2016 - Mahabaleshwar Sail

• The National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and the National Skill Development Fund (NSDF) signed a MoU with this Central Armed Police Force for execution of skill development programmes - Sashastra Seema Bal

• It is for this period the Union Government recently launched the Stage II of India’s HCFC Phase Out Management Plan - 2017-2023

• India successfully test-fired this supersonic cruise missile recently - BrahMos

• This country is hosting the inaugural commonwealth summit 2017, which is largely focused on stimulating trade within the group – The United Kingdom

• Researchers have found molecular evidence confirming the presence of this bird species in India more than 25000 years ago- Ostrich

• This sector has been allocated the highest funds in the Delhi budget for the fiscal year 2017-18- Education

• Sentinel-2B satellite in the series of Sentinel satellite was launched by - European Union

• The Swachh Shakti 2017 – A Convention of Women Sarpanches was held in - Gujarat

• The 11th edition of North-East Business Summit (NEBS) started in - New Delhi

• The university that recently conferred honorary degree of Doctor of Science on RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat is - Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University

• The South Korean President whose impeachment was upheld by the Constitutional Court ending his/her presidency is - Park Geun-hye

• The person recently re-elected as the President of the European Council is - Donald Tusk

• The sportsperson named as the new ambassador of the Chinese Super League is - Diego Maradona

• Number of un-served airports and airstrips of the state governments, Airports Authority of India and Civil enclaves that will be revived after the approval by the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affair (CCEA) is – 50

• The Trade Mark (TM) Rules, 2017 came into effect from 6 March 2017 will replace the erstwhile Trade Mark Rules, 2002 brings down the number of TM forms from existing 74 to – 8

• In Sri Lanka, an opposition party has demanded to appoint a special presidential commission (SPC) to review - the Hambantota Port Agreement with a Chinese company

• Institute/College of India that was ranked at 8th among top 10 in Times Higher Education 2017 list of world's best small universities is - Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru

• The anti-missile system that is being deployed by the US in South Korea after defiant North’s latest test is - THAAD

• The Indian pacers that are currently sharing the Number One spot in the ICC Player Rankings for Test Bowlers are - Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin

• Indian women hockey team recently clinched a five-match Test series against – Belarus

• The person recently named as the Regional Director of Ford Foundation for India, Nepal and Sri Lanka is - Pradeep Nair

• This country is hosting the fifth edition of the mega cultural festival ‘India by the Nile’ – Egypt

• This state among the United States of America is seeking to challenge Trump’s new immigration order – Hawaii

• The citizens of this country gained permission to travel to the European Union nations without having a visa- Georgia

• Noted Bengali folk music singer who passed away recently - Kalika Prasad Bhattacharya

• Online web platform launched by Karnataka to report the performance and achievements of the government to the citizen - Pratibimba

• India’s first biometric-based payment system Aadhaar Pay was launched by - IDFC Bank

• The Advanced S-300 Missile Defence System of Iran which became operational was manufactured by - Russia

• BSE Institute will organise a two-day 'Dalal Street Lit Fest 2017' at its premises in from 10 March 2017 in – Mumbai

• In US, former Utah Republican Governor who has accepted President Donald Trump's offer to be Ambassador to Russia is - Jon Huntsman

• State Bank of India has decided to reintroduce penalty on non-maintenance of minimum balance in accounts from – 1 April 2017

• The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation, the retirement fund body of India, has extended the last date of submission of digital life certificate through Jeevan Pramaan Patra (JPP) under Employees' Pension Scheme (EPS) to - 31 March 2017

• Veteran journalist Arvind Padmanabhan passed away recently. He worked with – IANS

• CCEA approved the proposal for revival of 50 un-served airports and airstrips of - the state governments, Airports Authority of India and Civil enclaves

• The Trade Mark Rules, 2017 that came into effect from 6 March 2017 to streamline and simplify the processing of Trade Mark applications replaces - the erstwhile Trade Mark Rules, 2002

• This Padma Bhushan awardee was appointed as the adviser to the Odisha government for its ongoing public health programmes - K Srinath Reddy

• The foreign ministry of North Korea has temporarily banned citizens of this country from leaving the Democratic People's Republic of Korea – Malaysia

• This country has violated UN’s ban on developing missile technology, prompting UN Security Council to call for an emergency meeting – North Korea

• US President Donald Trump’s new executive order spared this Muslim majority country from the immigration ban – Iraq

• The Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation organised a national conference in New Delhi on - Jal Kranti Abhiyan

• The socialist politician and former Lok Sabha speaker who passed away recently is - Rabi Ray

• The Union Cabinet recently approved the signing of Memorandum of Understanding between India and the United Nations Entity of Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN-Women). The headquarters of the UN-Women are located in - New York City

• Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently released a special commemorative postage stamp on 100 years of Yogoda Satsang Math, which is located at - Dakshineswar, Kolkata, West Bengal

• Rene Preval, who passed away recently, had served as the President of - Haiti

• The book The Rise of Sivagami : Book 1 of Baahubali - Before the Beginning was written by - Anand Neelakanthan

• The Union Cabinet gave its approval for India’s accession to the TIR Convention, which is related to - International transportation of goods

• The Union Cabinet approved the signing of a MoU on renewable energy with this country - Portugal

• The Union Cabinet approved the signing of a MoU on Energy Efficiency Services with this country – The UAE

• The Dahej Petrochemicals Complex that was dedicated to the nation located in – Gujarat

• The government of this State proposed a Smart Mosquito Density System to fight vector-borne diseases – Andhra Pradesh

• The women’s singles title at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships 2017 was won by - Elina Svitolina

• Identify the country that pegged its GDP growth target for 2017 at a 25-year low - China

• The men’s singles title at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships 2017 was won by – Andy Murray

• Scientists of this country developed the first all-solid-state battery cells recently – The USA

• The Union government has launched the first-ever across-the-river survey to determine the population of aquatic life in – Ganga

• This city is going to host the three-day event, Destination North East 2017 – Chandigarh

• This historic ship, known as the world’s oldest aircraft carrier was decommissioned on 6 March 2017 – INS Viraat

• The Wildlife Institute of India is planning to use drones to monitor the habitat of – Tigers

• The famous liver surgeon, who also performed first successful liver transplant on a human patient, passed away recently. His name is - Thomas E Starzl

• The West Bengal Government recently granted official language status to tribal language Kurukh. The language is – a Dravidian language

• The winner of the 2017 ATP Mexican Open Men’s Singles title is - Sam Querrey

• The w inners of the 2017 Dubai Tennis Championships Men’s Doubles title are - Jean-Julien Rojer and Horia Tecau

• West Bengal Clinical Establishments Bill, 2017 passed by state assembly will replace - West Bengal Clinical Establishments Bill, 2010

• Syed Shahabuddin, who died recently, was a - politician

• Country that fired several banned ballistic missiles into waters off its east coast recently - North Korea

• The two states that in March 2017 agreed to resume works on Shahpur Kandi Dam project are - Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir.

Saturday, 11 March 2017

SBI PO REASONINGN PRACTICE TIPS AND TRICKS

SBI PO REASONINGN PRACTICE TIPS AND TRICKS

SBI PO Prelims is the first hurdle to becoming a Probationary Officer with the top bank in the country. There is tough competition up ahead. In order to make it to one of the 2000+ vacancies, you need to make sure that your basic preparation of the Main 3 subjects is up to the mark, right from the Prelims preparation. The most time consuming of the Main 3 subjects is Logical Reasoning Ability. This is a subject that requires clear conceptual understanding. With Prelims around the corner, here is how you can prepare Reasoning for SBI PO 2017 in 3 Months!
We will be providing important pointers about the Prelims Exam first. So, let us begin by understanding the exam pattern for SBI PO Prelims 2017, followed by Tips to crack SBI PO Exam.
These are the most important chapters in the Reasoning section from the SBI PO exam point of view. These have appeared time and again. You must be very comfortable with these questions as these questions hold the best chance of you clearing the exam.

(1) Coding & Decoding
(2) Inequalities
(3) Syllogisms
(4) Puzzles (Esp Seating Arrangement and Double Line up)
Topics expected to be covered in the Reasoning exam are as follows:
(a) Machine Input Output
(b) Coding-Decoding
(c) Puzzles
(d) Direction and Distance
(e) Order and ranking
(f) Syllogism
(g) Blood relations
(h) Seating arrangement
(i) Arrangement and pattern
(j) Inequalities

Now let us have a look at the Time Management because it is going to play a very crucial role in the exam.

Reasoning is a subject in which most people have a strong hand in and consider it to be their ace or ticket to clearing the cut off as they call it.

It might seem unfair to you that we are giving more preference to reasoning but the fact is that most of the people who have cleared the SBI PO preliminary exam have scored maximum in reasoning. You can mould the time management according to your strength and weaknesses because in the end, you are going to decide everything. It's just a guidance, not the final picture.

Yet we find students making errors and coming out dissatisfied and unsure about the section after the exam. This usually happens when people get attached to questions and end up wasting their time. Do not forget that the purpose of these exams is not to test your knowledge but to test your ability to manage your time and speed. So attempt as many questions you can and that too accurately.

Below are some points that you should take care of:
Do not attempt puzzles or seating arrangements first, do them after you have attempted all the other questions of the section and if you are still left with time in the 20 mins time limit. The reason why we say this is that off late the level of these questions based on puzzles has gradually increased and require more time to solve them. So spending 10 mins for 5 marks doesn't make sense in the exam where you have only 60 minutes to prove your worth.

While solving the questions, skip all the time consuming questions and attempt only those which easily click. Any question that takes more than a minute to solve is meant to be left.

Use the allotted 20 minutes judicially such that the difference between the number of attempts and the number of questions done accurately is very low.

Last but not the least practice online mock exams daily if possible, as this will give you experience and a chance to apply all these tips enabling you with an error free experience in the real battle.

Note: The aim is to attempt a minimum of 15-20 marks at least in this section and approximately 45-48 marks overall to be on a safer side. The willing aspirants should start practicing mock test on last days of exam. It will be useful for them in improving speed and solving the section in stipulated time frame. Candidate should keep one thing in mind that Exam hall is not a place of doing more experiments. Candidate should attempt only those questions of reasoning section on which they are extremely sure.
Now how best to practice and appear in exam?
Make sure you solve at least 4-5 puzzles on a daily basis. Practicing puzzles helps the mind to develop and get accustomed to confusing and complicated situations in a question.
But this does not mean that during the exam you make a promise to solve all the questions. Remember you are not there to prove your knowledge about the subject but to score maximum marks possible in a given time. So best to attempt the easy questions first.

Do not attempt puzzles or seating arrangements first, do them after you have attempted all the other questions of the section, but do keep the time frame in the mind aswell.. The reason for this is that puzzles are usually lengthy and spending 10 mins for 5 marks doesn't make sense in the exam where you have only minutes to prove your worth.

While solving the questions, skip all the time consuming questions and attempt only those which easily click. Time consuming and complicated questions are meant to be left, they are put in the paper to trap the student. So BEWARE

Use the allotted 30-35 minutes judicially such that the difference between the number of attempts and the number of questions done accurately is very low, i.e. you should try to attempt accurately in the exam. Stay away from guess work.

Last but not the least practice on-line mock exams daily if possible, as this will give you experience and a chance to apply all these tips enabling you with an error free experience in the real battle

We have also noticed majority of students struggling in verbal section of reasoning or as you call analytical reasoning. The only way out in this topic is PRACTICE. yes practice daily without fail. initially you will find yourself getting almost all questions wrong for days together, but after each question, go through the answer, and try to make sense out of it. Slowly you will get the hand of it. This is the only way out no substitute of practice in this section.

How best to deal with a difficult paper?

Well if the level of the paper is difficult, then best to become a scavenger hunting for the easiest possible question and getting over with it first, and then peacefully working out the difficult questions. But make sure that you can differentiate between the difficult that are doable and the one which are not, so use your time judicially and do not exceed the time that you have stipulated for each section.
Is it possible to do well in a difficult paper?
Absolutely! If not do well but definitely clear the cutoff comfortable, provided you allocate your time smartly and follow the tips given above.
How does an average student appear for such a paper?
An average student should start by doing the topics that he or she is comfortable in first and aim to clear the cutoff. Do only those questions in which you are 100% sure, no guess work at all. Then move to the other types of questions.
At the end the main advice is to start thinking fast/quick! Do practice a lot! Learn new ways yourself! This is the only section where nobody can teach you the perfect logic! You yourself have to devise those logics that fit for you...

Comprehension

To comprehension means to grasp mentally or understand. comprehension means the proper understanding of the content or subject-matter. comprehension tests our grasping power, knowledge of grammar and the representation of the message. In examination, three things are required - (1) proper comprehension of the passage, in all details, -(2) the exact understanding of the questions asked and (3) accuracy and precision

Important Hints

(1) first read the passage carefully, try to understand the subject matter of passage

(2) After getting some ideas about the passage, turn to the questions. read again the paragraph keeping in mind the questions.

(3) understand the nature of questions ,types of questions.

(4) your answers must be brief and to the point. If the objective types of education are asked,your answer must be brief
(5) answer the questions in your own words. do not copy directly from the passage.
(6) your answer must be correct in terms of spelling. grammar and punctuation.

Special Hints

(1) Never read the questions first. there chance of being confused if the questions are difficult. it is possible you may become disturbed before you start reading.
(2) There is a wrong practice among the students that the first two lines are the answer of the first question the next two lines of the second and the last two lines of the last question...
(3) Do not try to deceive the examiner. Some students write eight or ten lines to every questions with an expectation that there must be the answer of that question in these lines !
(4) Try to be original in your answers..

intellectual reches
Example

Science and technology have come to persuade every aspect of our lives and, as a result, society is changing at speed which is quite unprecedented. there is a great technological explosion around us, generated by science. This explosion is already freeing vast numbers of people from their traditional bondage to nature, and now at last we have in our power to save mankind once and or all from the fear which is based on want. now, for the first time, men can reasonably being to think that life can be something more then a grim struggle for survival. But even today, in spit of the high standard of living which has become general in the more fortunate west, the majority of people in the world still spend nearly all there time and energy in never-ending struggle with nature to secure the food and shelter they need. Even in this elementary effort, millions of human being each year die unnecessarily and wastefully from hunger,disease, or flood. yet , in the west, science and technology have made it possible for us to have a plentiful supply of food, produced by only a fraction of the labour that was necessary even a few decided ago. In the united states, for instance,one man on the land produce more then enough food too feed fifteen men in the cities and in fact,there is surplus of food grown even by this small proportion of the american labour force. We have considerably extended our expectation on life. We have enriched our lives by creating physical mobility through the motor-car, the jet aeroplane, and other means of mechanical transport, and television. Not content with these advance, we are now thrusting forward to the stars and conquest of space no longer strikes us wellsian or technology we call automatio. have the promise of both of greater leisure and of even greater material and intellectual riches.
But this is not inevitable. It depends on automation being adequately exploited. We shell need to apply our scientific and

SBI PO QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE PRACTICE TIPS AND TRICKS

SBI PO QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE PRACTICE TIPS AND TRICKS

Friday, 10 March 2017

SBI PO: ENGLISH PRACTICE TIPS AND TRICK

SBI PO: ENGLISH PRACTICE TIPS AND TRICK

SBI PO Prelims is the first hurdle to becoming a Probationary Officer with the top bank in the country. There is tough competition up ahead. In order to make it to one of the 2000+ vacancies, you need to make sure that your basic preparation of the Main 3 subjects is up to the mark, right from the Prelims preparation. The most time consuming of the Main 3 subjects is English. This is a subject that requires clear basic language understanding. With Prelims around the corner, here is how you can prepare Reasoning for SBI PO 2017 in 1 Month!

We will be providing important pointers about the Prelims Exam first. So, let us begin by understanding the exam pattern for SBI PO Prelims 2017, followed by Tips to crack SBI PO Exam.
English language is one of the important sections of SBI or any other recruitment exam. Although it is the most avoided and least prepared section. Most of the candidates unable to crack SBI and other bank exams because they are unable to qualify sectional cutoffs and most of the candidates fail because they are unable to clear cutoff in this section.

Today we will provide study plan, please read it carefully, you will find interesting tips and shortcuts to score high in English section.
The English Section for the SBI PO exam can be broadly divided into these parts as given below. We will include individual strategies for each section in this article.

Vocabulary

Grammar

Reading Comprehension

Verbal Ability

The Syllabus for English in SBI PO Prelims and SBI PO Mains is pretty similar. If you prepare for SBI PO 2017 Prelims earnestly, you won't need to do a second round of preparation of English for SBI PO 2017 Mains. There are 30 questions in the Prelims examination and 35 questions in the Mains paper. So you need a solid grasp of concepts.

In order to be successful in this section, you need to know to focus on three important aspects during
the exam:

1. Accuracy - Always try to attempt the questions with 100% accuracy. As you know negative marking system exists in this exam, which is why you must ensure that you answer each question correctly. Attempting questions with accuracy will increase chances of scoring high and help you to clear the sectional cutoff.

2. Speed - Try to maintain constant speed during the exam otherwise you will lose your valuable time.

3. Which topic you should attempt in English Section? -
As banking exams are all about accuracy and speed, you never skip any one of the above aspects if you are looking to score well. But the catch is that your speed and accuracy in the exam depends a lot on questions you attempt first.

The English Language section of the SBI PO Prelims exam consists of questions such as Reading comprehension, Cloze test, Para -Jumbles, Spotting error and Fill in the blanks

1. How to Prepare READING COMPREHENSION in English for SBI PO 2017
The passage will likely be based on topics like Banking & Economy, Geo-Politics, Social Issues, Business etc. The good thing is that the questions will be directly based on the content of the passage. But you must be alert while choosing the correct option as the options are, sometimes, very similar.
The questions will be mainly Fact-Based, Inference Based and Vocabulary based. Some questions can also be asked on the Main Idea & Theme of Passage. You may also be asked to draw Inferences based on your understanding of the passage.

Questions will be either 10 or 7/8. If not 10 then no vocab based question.
Additionally, the questions based on author's opinion can be asked.
You will have to draw inference of the overall meaning of the passage or a few lines. This will be an implicit inference so you need to read the passage carefully.
The passages are of medium length, thus the habit of reading fast and understanding the intent of the passage needs to be developed to minimize the time and maximize the output.
Practice one comprehension question daily from questions available on the Daily Hunt Exam Preparation app. Constant practice will help you achieve accuracy and minimize the time required.
Practice comprehensions from various topics because you never know what kind of topic you are going to face in the paper.

How to Prepare VERBAL ABILITY in English for SBI PO 2017

This section consists of a 6 sentence para jumble with 5 questions based on it Questions on sentence completion or paragraph completion may be asked, where you need to complete a sentence understanding the context of the sentence/paragraph.
This is a relatively easy section and you can practice these questions occasionally from the Daily Hunt Exam Preparartion app.
Follow the logic of the passage while answering these questions. Always keep in mind the overall story, as the passage will always tell you a story with a definite beginning, middle and end.
Look for connecting words like conjunctions that will help you link the story well.
Since IBPS is conducting the exam so it is likely that they will experiment with the verbal ability section like they did in IBPS PO 2017. You can expect topics like Odd Sentence Out.

2. Cloze Test:-
One paragraph with numbered blanks. These questions are easy and help you improve your performance. If you are confused between two options, then move onto to the next question, solve it and come back to the question where you are confused. You will now have a better idea about the correct choice.

3. Fill in the blanks:
Go with the elimination rule and you can easily solve this section by eliminating options and getting them down to 50-50 choice. Again, trust your instinct for choosing between the two options.

4. Parajumbles: -
The objectives of these types of sentences are to rearrange the sentences in the original sequence. It consists of a group of sentences that have been jumbled up. Five or Six sentences are given in a random order and you have to un-jumble all of them.
Tips to solve Parajumbles in exam -
(A) Try to understand the basic idea of the given passage. It will help you to arrange sentences quickly. All you need to do is identify the logical connection between the sentences.
(B) Generally, the given information in the jumbled sentences changes from general to specific. If you observe, you can see that the first few sentences are generic while those that follow are fact-specific and informative.
(C) Sometimes, a good knowledge of option analysis helps to rule out the possible answers from the given options. This trick will save a lot of time.
(D) The key is to find the first sentence quickly as it will give us a linear direction with respect to the given content.
(E) Similarly, guessing the concluding sentence will give you both the ends of the linear connecting idea.
(F) Generally, sentences denoting time, place & name are the most probable opening lines.

5. Sentence Correction: -
In this topic you have to find the correct alternatives which may improve the sentence. Sometimes there is no correction required than your answer will no improvement.
Tips to solve Sentence Correction in Exam -
(A) Read the original sentence carefully and try to spot grammatical errors by identifying whether something "sounds" wrong.
(B) Always look at every choice.
(C) Even when the original sentence seems fine, pay attention to the grammar that it tests and look through the choices systematically to see if any provides a better option.
(D) As you locate each error, eliminate all of the choices that contain that error.
(E) Do not read each answer choice back into the sentence individually; that wastes time and invites inaccuracy.
(F) Instead, identify the differences among the choices and eliminate those that offer less effective or grammatically incorrect alternatives.

6. Spotting Error: -
You have to find the grammatical error in the sentence. Four to five questions are expected to come in the SBI PO Prelim Exam. This type of questions requires good grammatical sense.
Tips to solve Spotting Error in exam -
(i) In order to solve questions on spotting errors, the first step you should take is to read the complete sentence carefully. In most of the cases, you will be able to detect the error in the first go itself.
(ii) While reading the entire sentence, you must carefully check the subject-verb agreement.
(iii) If you can still not detect the error or you are still unsure of the correct answer, then you must read each individual part of the sentence and closely examine which part consists of an error.
How to improve English?
"English for SBI Exam" is most relevant section. You don't calm down if you are unknown from its basics. It tests you again and again in your career so you should be perfect in it. The major part of the English paper is Grammar and vocabulary section. This whole article is designed for How to Prepare English for competitive exams? Read it carefully and now check some SBI English tips - tricks for you.
Practice the four core skills:-
Reading, writing, speaking and listening. Make reading habit - Newspapers, magazines, books, etc. on the daily basis in English. Watch the speech, serials, movies, etc. write new English words daily and their use in sentences and speak English with your friends and family Also may join English speaking classes too.
Set proper time management for all sections (Grammar, vocabulary, etc.) check time management tips for students here. Give more time to the weak part.
Check topics from English grammar and practice with all types of questions one by one. Practice one problem at a time only.
In exam time, you should have don't be quick read questions properly not in the hurry. Firstly understand the question correctly then answer it.
Take advantage of SBI English preparation practice test for the better idea of English paper of SBI exam in advance. Do more practice with questions as you can.
Check SBI English syllabus before you start your preparations that what topics are the top most and have how many marks? Make proper study plan of it. Also, Check Complete SBI Bank Syllabus here.

Check Previous years SBI English questions and answers for a better idea of SBI Bank Exam.

List Of Women Playing Important Roles

List Of Women Playing Important Roles

Every year March 8 is celebrated as International women’s Day. *Theme For this year is ‘Be Bold for Change’* .Women play important role in various fields. Let us see the list of women playing important roles in and around the world.

NamePositionBank/ company/ country/ state

Arundhati BhattacharyaChairpersonState Bank of India

Chanda KochharMD and CEOICICI Bank

Shikha SharmaCEOAXIS Bank

Zarin DaruwalaCEOStandard Chartered Bank (India)

Usha AnanthasubramanianCEOPunjab National Bank

Usha AnanthasubramanianCMDBharatiya Mahila Bank

Lakshmi SwaminathanPresident of Administrative TribunalAsian Development Bank (ADB)

Vasundhara RajeCMRajesthan

Mamata BanerjeeCMWest Bengal

Mehbooba MuftiCMJammu and Kashmir

Indra Nooyi Chairman and CEOPepsiCo

Kirthiga ReddyDirector of Online Operations and Head of Office IndiaFacebook

Kavery BanerjeeSecretaryPostal Department

Aditi Khannafirst women PresidentIndian Journalist’s Association

Poonam Khetrapal SinghRegional DirectorWorld Health Organisation (WHO) South-East Asia Region

Aishwaryaa DhanushWomen’s advocate for Gender EqualityUnited Nation

Ms. Phumzile Mlambo NqcukaWomen HeadUnited Nation

Theresa MayPrime MinisterUnited Kingdom

Aung San Suu KyiState CounsellorMyanmar

Beata SzydłoPrime MinisterPoland

Saara KuugongelwaPrime MinisterNamibia

Erna SolbergPrime MinisterNorway

Sheikh HasinaPrime MinisterBangladesh

Angela MerkelChancellorGermany

Mallika SrinivasanCEOTractors and Farm Equipment Limited

Aruna JayanthiCEOCapgemini, India

Ekta KapoorJoint Managing Director and Creative DirectorBalaji Telefilms

Neha Kirpal Founder and DirectorIndia Art Fair

Shobhana BhartiaChairperson and Editorial DirectorHindustan Times Group

Mallika SrinivasanCEOTafe Motors And Tractors Limited

Sangeeta PendurkarManaging DirectorKellogg India Pvt. Ltd.

Ashu SuyashMD and CEOCrisil

Roshni Nadar Executive Director and CEOHCL Enterprise

Vani VenkateshCEOBharti Airtel Retail

Kamala HarrisFirst Indian-American US Senator

Meriamma Koshy PresidentHockey India

Susan KiefelChief Justice (First Woman)Australia

Saina NehwalAthletes CommissionIOC

Geeta PhogatDSPHaryana Police

Mariano RajoyPrime MinsterSpanish

Ms. Irina BokovaDirector GeneralUNESCO

Ms. Baroness PatriciaSecretary GeneralCommonwealth

Ms. Helen ClerkDirector GeneralUNDP

P V Sindhu Brand AmbassadorBank of Baroda

PV SindhuBrand AmbassadorCentral Reserve Police Force (CRPF)

Sakshi MalikBrand Ambassador to promote the tourismArunachal pradesh

Sakshi MalikBrand Ambassador of Beti Bachao, Beti Padao campaignHaryana

Vidya BalanBrand Ambassador of Samajwadi Pension YojnaLaunched by Uttar Pradesh Govt

Shilpa ReddyBrand Ambassador to Create centres of excellence for women to gain knowledge, develop skills, provide infrastructure, access to resources to their business.Confederation of Women Entrepreneurs (COWE)

Steffi GrafBrand Ambassador to promote tourism and position the state of Kerala as home of ayurveda.Kerala's Ayurveda

Dia MirzaBrand AmbassadorSwachh Saathi Swachh Bharat Mission

Madhuri DixitBrand AmbassadorMAA- Mother's Absolute Affection'

Deepika PadukoneBrand AmbassadorIndian Psychiatric Society The largest association of Indian Psychiatrists

Ms. Renu PallAmbassadorIndia to AustriaMonika Kapil MohtaAmbassadorIndia to Sweden

Iris MittenaereMiss Universe 2017 Miss France

Dr. Neelu RohmetraFirst women DirectorIIM

Manjula ChellurChief JusticeBombay High Court

Anandi RamalingamDirector (1st women)Bharat Electronics Ltd.

Yuriko Koike1st women GovernorTokyo

HAT PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST DECLARE

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Thursday, 9 March 2017

CRPF Recruitment: Apply for Asst Sub Inspector (Steno) Now!

CRPF Recruitment: Apply for Asst Sub Inspector (Steno) Now!

An employment notification has been sent out by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) inviting interested, eligible candidates to apply for the positions of Assistant Sub-Inspector (Steno) through direct CRPF recruitment.
Vacancy Availability:
Total posts: 219
Name of the posts:
Assistant Sub-Inspector (Steno)
Eligibility
Educational Requirement:
Those who are interested in applying for this post must have passed intermediate (class 12) ( under 10 plus 2 system), or equivalent examination, from a board or university recognised by central or state government.
Age Criteria:
The age of the candidates applying for these posts must not exceed 25 years and must be minimum 18 years. Relaxation in age will be provided as per the government norms.
Salary Details
The selected candidates will be getting a monthly salary of Rs 5,200 to Rs 20,200, along with a grade pay of Rs 2,800.
Selection Process
The candidates will be selected on the basis of PET/PST and written examination/skill test or Medical examination.
How to apply for CRPF recruitment?
The candidates interested in these posts are required to
click here to apply
Dates to Remember
Submission of online application form will begin from March 27
The last date for submission of an online application form is April 25
The last date for submission of SBI challan is April 20
Written examination will be conducted on July 16
About CRPF
According to CRPF official website, the Central Reserve Police Force came into existence as Crown Representative's Police on 27th July 1939. It became the Central Reserve Police Force on enactment of the CRPF Act on 28th December 1949. It has completed 77 years of glorious history.
The Force has grown into a big organization with 239 Bns, (including 206 executive Bns, 6 Mahila Bns, 10 RAF Bns, 10 CoBRA Bns, 5 Signal Bns and 1 Special Duty Group, 1 Parliament Duty Group), 43 Group Centres, 20 Training Institutions, 3 CWS, 7 AWS, 3 SWS, 4 Composite Hospitals of 100 bed and 17 Composite Hospitals of 50 bed.

Also Read: Court Jobs: Apply for Stenographer and Upper Division Clerk Before April 20

Current affairs Oscar 2017

Oscar 2017

Here's the complete list of the winners:

Best Picture 'Moonlight' by Adele Romanski, Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleiner

Best Actress in a Leading Role - Emma Stone for 'La La Land'

Best Actor in a Leading Role - Casey Affleck for 'Manchester By The Sea'

Best Director- Damien Chazelle for 'La La Land'

Best Adapted Screenplay - Barry Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney for 'Moonlight'

Best Original Screenplay- Kenneth Lonergan for 'Manchester By The Sea'

Best Original Song - 'City Of Stars' from 'La La Land' by Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek and Justin Paul

Best Original Score- Justin Hurwitz for 'La La Land'

Best Cinematography- Linus Sandgren for 'La La Land'

Best Live Action Short- 'Sing' by Kristof Deak and Anna Udvardy

Best Documentary Short- 'The White Helmets' by Orlando Von Einsiedel and Joanna Natasegara

Best Film Editing - John Gilbert for 'Hacksaw Ridge'

Best Visual Effects- Robert Legato, Adam Valdez, Andrew R Jones and Dan Lemmon for 'The Jungle Book'

Best Production Design- David Wasco and Sandy Reynolds-Wasco for 'La La Land'

Best Animated Feature- 'Zootopia' by Byron Howard, Rich Moore and Clark Spencer

Best Animated Short- 'Piper' by Alan Barillaro and Marc Sondheimer

Best Foreign Language Film- 'The Salesman' by Asghar Farhadi

Best Actress in a Supporting Role - Viola Davis for 'Fences'

Best Sound Mixing- Kevin O'Connell, Andy Wright, Robert Mackenzie and Peter Grace for 'Hacksaw Ridge'

Best Sound Editing- Sylvian Bellemare for 'Arrival'

Best Documentary Feature- Ezra Edelman and Caroline Waterlow for 'O J: Made In America'

Best Costume Design - Colleen Atwood for 'Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them'

Best Makeup and Hairstyling - Alessandro Bertolazzi, Giorgio Gregorini and Christopher Nelson for 'Suicide Squad'

Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Male)- Mahershala Ali for 'Moonlight'

Articles

ARTICLES

This topic is most useful in all government exam so preparation properly.

1. Iron is..........useful metal.

2. ......taj mahel is.....historical building.

3. English is .....language of......English..

4. Kasmir is in.....north of ondia.

5. We have......indian ocean in.....south.

6. He was......first man to arrive here.

7. .........plates on the stand are dirty.

8. .........gujarat mail will arrive on......first platform.

9. My brother is book-keeper

10. It was...........unique function.

11. ..........thousand ruppes is a big sun.

12. It is not........small town but......indusrial city.

13. ............parrot can copy human sounds.

14. Mr. dave is..........university professor.

15. Ahmedabad is......Manchester of india.

16. ............quarrel will be over within.......month or two.

17. ............rich are not always happy.

18. He is.............man who matters.

19. ............ramayan is.......epic.

20. ............fan in this room is not functioning.

21. Man is......... rational animal.

22. We should live in the company of..........wise

23. I met.......... honourable man..........hour ago.

24. ............ year go I visited......... island.

25. ........sun shines brightly in........sky.

26. I praise........... honestly of this boy.

27. The beggar found.........one rupee note.

28. My sister is..........M.sc.

29. He enter.........one way road.

30. ......... Apple.........day keeps........ doctor away.

31. Mussolini was...........Hitler of Italy.

32. .........rich should help.......poor.

33. ...........brave are not afraid of death.

34.France is......... European country.

35. Bombay is.......... best sea port in India.

36. ........... rolling stone gathers no moss.

37. ............tree is known by its fruit.

38. ............Narmada flows..............vindhyachal hills.

39. What......... beautiful picture !

40. Mr. Thakkar is..........M.L.A.

Wednesday, 8 March 2017

HTAT bharti 2017 jagya nu list

HTAT BHARTI JGYA NU LIST JILLA ANE CATEGORY WISE

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TALATI CUM MANTRI,JUNIOR CLERK,GRAM SEVAK,MPHW,FHW RESULT 2017 ALL DISTRICT RESULT

TALATI CUM MANTRI,JUNIOR CLERK,GRAM SEVAK,MPHW,FHW RESULT 2017 ALL DISTRICT RESULT

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SSA CRC/BRC OFFICIAL OMR SHEET DECLARE

CRC/brc official omr sheet declare

Exam date:-05/03/2017

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HTAT HEAD TEACHER BHARTI PROVISIONAL MERIT AND CALL LETTER NOTIFICATION DECLARE

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Monday, 6 March 2017

MOST IMP ENGLISH QUESTIONS FOR ALL EXAM

Most Imp English MCQs

1. In future, you …. be able to talk in English like me.
A. can
B. will
C. could
D. are

2. In India, 26th January ….. 15th August are celebrated as National Festivals
A. or
B. and
C. but
D. because

3. In olden days, doves ….. messages.
A. take
B. took
C. taken
D. by were sent

4. In times of hostel life, students usually dream … their home.
A. of
B. with
C. over

5. India has been fighting against the terrorism ..... last 60 years.
A. since
B. about
C. against
D. for

6. India is the country ….. 26th January is celebrated as Republic day.
A. which
B. so
C. if
D. where

7. India is the country in ….. 26th January is celebrated as Republic day.
A. which
B. so
C. if
D. where

8. It ….. as there are clouds in the sky.
A. may be rain
B. may rain
C. may raining

9. It depends ….. his mood.
A. about
B. on
C. below

10. It is not certain. He ….. or ….. join.
A. may - might
B. may - may not
C. may be – may

11. It was discovered that he died ….. cancer.
A. about
B. of
C. for

12. It's too late now. All the tickets have been sold out. You ..... earlier.
A. should come
B. should be come
C. should have been come
D. should have come

13. January ….. 31 days.
A. is
B. have
C. has
D. comes in

14. Jigna ….. clean up her room. It’s mess.
A. can
B. must
C. may
D. have to

15. Kishan sir is very much fond …. teaching English.
A. between
B. from
C. of

16. Kites ….. available in many colours and shapes.
A. have
B. are
C. do

17. Kites ….. by Children, adult, girls and boys in India.
A. are fly
B. flew
C. are flown

18. Kites ….. flown every year
A. must be
B. might being
C. may not
D. would

19. Kites ….. in future also.
A. fly
B. will fly
C. will be flown

20. Kites ….. last year also.
A. did fly
B. were flown
C. flew

21. Krishan is not here. He ….be…. kites on the terrace.
A. might-flying
B. would-flown
C. should-flying
D. will be flying

22. Last year I …. not ….. any kite due to my illness.
A. should-fly
B. would-fly
C. might-fly
D. could-fly

23. Listen, a nice song ….. .
A. is singing
B. is sung
C. is being sung
D. being sung

24. Listen, an announcement ... to cancel all the flights due to heavy ice-fall.
A. is making
B. is being made
C. is being maked
D. has been

25. Listen, she is talking .......... you.
A. against
B. for
C. in
D. about

26. Look, many students ….. kites.
A. flying
B. are fly
C. have flown
D. are flying

27. Look, smoke is coming out of the thick forest. There ….. fire there.
A. may be
B. must be
C. could be
D. should have

28. Madhav took Riya ….. his arms and kissed her passionately.
A. on
B. in
C. with

29. Merry ….. two husbands.
A. have
B. has
C. is
D. does

30. Monday is the first day .......... the week.
A. in
B. of
C. after
D. during

31. Mostly we can’t speak in English …… lack of confidence.
A. due to
B. with a view to
C. according to
D. instead of

32. My husband has studied .......... only S.S.C.
A. since
B. till
C. upto
D. for

33. My monthly income is .......... 1,000,000/- Rs.
A. down
B. below
C. under
D. from

34. Neha was angry ….. herself for making such a stupid mistake.
A. about
B. with
C. on

35. News .... good.
A. does
B. is
C. has
D. are

36. No one ….. touch the sky.
A. can
B. should
C. must
D. ought to

37. No sooner ... the sun ... than the birds start chirping.
A. did rise
B. did then rise
C. does rise
D. does rises

38. No sooner did sir enter the class ….. all the students stood up.
A. than
B. then
C. when
D. so

39. One who can be easily deceived is called …… .
A. Defeatable
B. Gaingrocer
C. Cheater
D. Gullible

40. One who doesn’t make mistakes.
A. Infallible
B. Unmistakable
C. Non corrupted
D. Great

41. One who doesn’t make mistakes.
A. Infallible
B. Unmistakable
C. Non corrupted
D. Great

42. One who feeds on human flesh.
A. Cannibal
B. Carnival
C. Crotch
D. Wild

43. One who hates mankind.
A. Inhuman
B. Misanthrope
C. Atheist
D. Pessimist

44. One who hates marriage.
A. Notorious
B. Misogynist
C. Omnipotent
D. Hypocrite

45. Our sir teaches Maths .......... English.
A. across
B. for
C. though
D. besides

46. Please, come .......... the bathroom.
A. 0n
B. over
C. out of
D. against

47. Please, don’t laugh … those beggars.
A. for
B. against
C. at

48. Please, stop .... so many mistakes.
A. to make
B. make
C. making

49. Rawan switched off light ….. went to bed.
A. so
B. therefore
C. as
D. and

50. Read silently …… go out.
A. or
B. and
C. but
D. because

51. Red light is on. We .....not..... the road.
A. may cross
B. can cross
C. must cross
D. could cross

52 Rules are rules. They ..... at any cost.
A. may be follow
B. would have followed
C. might be following
D. must be followed

53. Run fast ….. you will be late for show.
A. because
B. if
C. otherwise
D. so

54. She ….. her husband for 15 minutes.
A. is beating
B. beating
C. has beaten
D. has been beating

55. She always mixes passion ….. hate.
A. against
B. with
C. from

56. She had to fight ….. her freedom of speech.
A. for
B. with
C. against

57. She is suffering .......... the cancer.
A. from
B. on
C. under
D. in

58. She often gets angry …. her husband.
A. on
B. with
C. for

59. Since how long ….. you ….. for me?
A. are you waiting
B. have been waiting
C. do wait
D. do waiting

60. Sir asked me if I ......... that question.
A. could answered
B. can answer
C. could answer
D. should answer

61. Sir is planning to launch a new blog ….. 1st January.
A. in
B. on
C. at

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