PRACTICE EXERCISE FOR BANK PO EXAMS ( DOUBLE FILLLERS)

• 1. Shalini was not .......... by the criticism and paid no ......... even when her best friend t talked against her.a. bothered, attentionb. troubled, mindc. threatened, warningd. deterred, heed
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• 2. There is no glory in war ............the blood it ............a. thinking, demandsb. considering, shedsc. worth, costsd. comparing, spills
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• 3. Hitler cast a ........... and ............ shadow upon world history.
• a. colossal, frightfulb. Herculean, gloomyc. gigantic, horrifyingd. huge, vast
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• 4. Somesh ............ me coming to his table, he smiled and ........... me a chair.a. found, signaledb. met, satc. looked, gaved. saw, offered
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• 5. Although the leader s life was both........... and painful, it was not without ........... for he had accomplished many of his goalsa. magnificent, successb. happy, frustrationc. thrilling, ambitiond. arduous, satisfaction
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• 6. Wars usually result from ............. among the parties involved and a failure to ............. them peacefullya. doubts, dispelb. hostilities, debatec. frustrations, understandd. disagreements, resolve
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• 7. Though he is reputed for his technical ............, his books were sadly......... of the work of others as he lacked originalitya. advice, unconsciousb. skill, independentc. knowledge, ignorantd. expertise, derivative
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• 8. It is ....... that those who expect ............. from others are seldom merciful themselvesa. stupid, sympathyb. repulsive, compassionc. strange, sincerityd. paradoxical, clemency
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• 9. He was ........... of playing .......... and loose with the sentiments of his dearest friendsa. complained, thickb. accused, tightc. innocent, falsed. guilty, fast
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• 10. The new Principal ............ stress on routine administration ......... than on academic matters and examination reformsa. released, onlyb. began, evenc. started, furtherd. laid, rather
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• 11. Nothing is so ............ to a nation as an extreme of self partiality, and the total want of ........... of what others will naturally hope or feara. detrimental, concernb. repugnant, sensec. unethical, discretiond. fatal, consideration
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• 12. To ............ yourself from .............. wear warm clothes.
• a. prohibit, heatb. protect, coldc. save, heatd. suffer, cold
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• 13. She found ......... with me, that I was wanting in ............ .a. crime, wisdomb. Willy-willyc. sin, rationd. vice, knowledge
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• 14. Let us ............ with due .......... that ancient India was more civilized than modern India with its satellites in space.a. admit, humilityb. adopt, certaintyc. suppose, timidnessd. presume, meekness
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• 15. The .......... words of the mother comforted the ......... child.a. harsh, naughtyb. sweet, happyc. soft, energeticd. soothing, disappointed
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• 16. Our socialism is .......... because we maintain a huge public sector without any public sector.........."a. sham, economyb. fraudulent, pursuitc. idealistic, theoryd. phoney, philosophy
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• 17. I would like to ........... your attention to the second paragraph of my letter .......... to the terms of sale of the machinery.a. invite, accordingb. withdraw, regardingc. react, mainlyd. draw, pertaining
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• 18. An .......... facet of the Soviet perestroika is the search for a sweeping ...... programme in foreign policya. essential, humanitarianb. interesting, moralc. important, economicd. immediate, social
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• 19. We cannot........... such a/an ............. act of violence.a. tolerate, insipidb. consider, importantc. commit, magnificentd. pardon, egregious
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• 20. Civilisation, in the real sense of the term consists not in the ......... but in the deliberate and voluntary .......... of wants.a. multiplication, reductionb. increase, decreasec. hoarding, dehoardingd. overgrowth, diminishing