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The document is a practice material for the RRB Clerk Mains exam, focusing on English language skills, including error detection and comprehension questions. It discusses the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) India Index, highlighting the progress of states and union territories towards achieving the 2030 targets. Additionally, it includes various exercises for sentence correction and vocabulary enhancement.

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The document is a practice material for the RRB Clerk Mains exam, focusing on English language skills, including error detection and comprehension questions. It discusses the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) India Index, highlighting the progress of states and union territories towards achieving the 2030 targets. Additionally, it includes various exercises for sentence correction and vocabulary enhancement.

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English Language

Directions (1-5): The sentences may contain E.no error


multiple errors, find out which part of sentence
has an error and mark the option given below as 4) Devising a system along the lines of what
i),ii),iii),iv). Choose v) as an option if you find out we a)/have describe above can play a
that sentence has no error. meaningful part in b)/ reducing the price volatility
1) Bell is proficient in many fields of a)/sciences, and offering a policy c)/option to mitigate risks
and has the art of b)/making every subject he above the traditional focus d)/
touches interesting, c)/ even the most abstruse A.only b
theories d)/ B.both a and c
A.only b C.both c and d
B.both c and d D.both b and d
C.both a and b E.no error
D.both a and c
E.no error 5) If a policyholder opts for a room a)/that costs
higher than the one mentioned b)/in the
2) It was meanto see consumers a)/sign up for insurance policy during hospitalisation c)/, the
energy-saving improvements b)/such as cavity insurer do not reimburse the full bill d)/
wall insulation c)/and pay for them via their A.only c
bills d)/ B.only d
A.both a and b C.both a and b
B.only d D.both a and c
C.only a E.no error
D.both b and c
E.no error Directions (6-13): Read the following passage
carefully and answer the questions given below
3) China is not equipped to dominate a)/India in it
a military confrontation b)/and India is making NITI Aayog has recently released the second
sure that c)/it will not be caught of guard edition of Sustainable development goals India
again d)/ Index which comprehensively documents the
A.both a and b progress made by all states and union Territories
B.both c and d towards achieving the 2030 SDG targets. While
C.only c Kerala has retained the top position in states,
D.only d Bihar is at the bottom of SDG India Index 2019

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though it has improved its score from 48 in 2018 spans 16 out of 17 SDGs with a qualitative
to 50 this year. Himachal Pradesh and Sikkim assessment on Goal 17. This marks an
have joined all the southern states in the top tier improvement over the 2018 Index, which
of front runners who scored more than 65 points covered only 13 goals. Additionally, this year, the
out of 100. India’s progress in the SDGs is SDG India Index report has a new section on
crucial for the world as we are home to about profiles of all 37 States and UTs, which will be
one sixth of the world’s population. Classification very useful to analyse their performance on all
criteria based on SDG India Index score is as goals in a lucid manner. NITI Aayog has the twin
follows: Aspirant: 0–49, Performer: 50–64, Front mandate to oversee the implementation of SDGs
Runner: 65–99, Achiever: 100. Index will support in the country and promote competitive and
States/UTs to assess their progress against cooperative federalism among States and UTs.
national targets and performance of their peers A composite score was computed in the range of
to understand reasons for differential 0–100 for each State/UT based on its aggregate
performance and devise better strategies to performance across 16 SDGs, indicating the
achieve the SDGs by 2030. It will offer average performance of every State/UT towards
States/UTs to identify priority areas in which they achieving 16 SDGs and their respective targets.
need to invest and improve by enabling them to If a State/UT achieves a score of 100, it signifies
measure incremental progress. It highlights data it has achieved the 2030 national targets.
gaps related across SDGs for India to develop India’s composite score has improved from 57 in
its statistical systems at the national and State 2018 to 60 in 2019, thereby showing noticeable
levels. progress. The maximum gains been made in
The SDG India Index 2019-20, developed by Goals 6 (clean water and sanitation), Goal 9
NITI Aayog, was launched on December 30th, (industry, innovation, and infrastructure) and
2019. The SDG India Index which has been Goal 7 (affordable and clean energy). All three
developed in collaboration with the Ministry of states that were in the ‘Aspirant’ category (with
Statistics and Programme Implementation, score/s in the range of 0–49)—Uttar Pradesh,
United Nations in India, and Global Green Bihar and Assam—have graduated to the
Growth Institute. The SDG India Index 2019 ‘Performer’ category (50–64). Five states—
tracks progress of all States and UTs on 100 Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Goa,
indicators drawn from the MoSPI’s National and Sikkim—moved up from the ‘Performer’
Indicator Framework. The SDG India Index 2019 category to the ‘Front Runner’ category (65–99).
is more robust than the first edition on account of Kerala achieved the first rank in the composite
wider coverage of goals, targets, and indicators SDG Index with a score of 70, followed by
with greater alignment with the NIF. The Index Himachal Pradesh at 69. Andhra Pradesh,

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Telangana, and Tamil Nadu ranked at the third ii) Index will support States/UTs to analyse
position with the score of 67 and Karnataka has priority areas in which they need to invest
a score of 66. The biggest improvers since 2018 iii) Index need to be followed up with further
are UP (which has moved from the 29th position reforms to reconfigure to meet India’s aspirations
to the 23rd), Orissa (23rd to 15th), and Sikkim to be a global power.
(15th to 7th). While Bihar improved its score A.ii and iii
from 48 in 2018 to 50 in 2019, it still has a long B.i and ii
way to go in achieving the targets. The world is C.i and iii
now in the fifth year of the SDG era. India’s D.all except i
National Development Agenda is mirrored in the E.only iii
SDGs. India’s progress in the global Goals is
crucial for the world as the country is home to 7) Name the organisation/organisations which
about one-sixth of the world’s population. commence Sustainable development goals India
Minister’s clarion call of SabkaSaath, Index?
SabkaVikas, SabkaVishwas, i) Ministry of Statistics and Programme
which embodies the five Ps of the global SDG Implementation
movement: people, planet, prosperity, ii) United Nations Security Council
partnership and peace. The Index is designed to iii) Global Green Growth Institute
function as a tool for focused policy dialogue, A.i and iii
formulation and implementation, and moving B.ii and iii
towards development action pegged to globally C.only i
recognizable metrics. The Index also D.all except ii
supplements NITI Aayog’s continuous efforts to E.allare correct
encourage evidence-based policymaking by
supporting States/UTs to benchmark their 8) According to the passage which of the
progress, identifying priority areas and sharing following is not one of the five Ps of the global
best practices. Sustainable development goal movement?
6) How will the Sustainable development goals A.planet
India Index will be useful to States/UTs?? B.partnership
i) Index underlines data gaps related across C.patience
Sustainable development goals for India to D.prosperity
develop its statistical systems at the national and E.peace
State levels.

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9) Which of the following is true in the context of 11) Choose the word which is most nearly the
the passage? same in meaning as the word robust printed in
i) Kerala topped the composite SDG Index after bold as used in the passage.
achieving a score of 70 A.flabby
ii) Sikkim as well as Himachal Pradesh have B.lethargic
scored more than 85 points out of 100. C.vigorous
iii) UP and Madhya Pradesh are the biggest D.impotent
improvers since 2018 as per the Sustainable E.infirm
development goals India Index
A.i and iii 12) Choose the word which is most opposite in
B.i and ii meaning of the word embodies printed in bold as
C.only ii used in the passage
D.all except i A.obscures
E.only i B.epitomizes
C.manifest
10) Which of the following is incorrect in the D.demonstrates
context of the passage? E.evince
i) In 2019 India scored 60 while in 2018 the
country scored 57 in SDG Index 13) Choose the word which is most opposite in
ii) Assam, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar have been meaning of the word lucid printed in bold as
promoted to the ‘aspirant’ category used in the passage
iii) The progress of all States and UTs is tracked A.apprehensible
on 100 indicators which is based on MoSPI’s B.vague
National Indicator Framework. C.rational
iv) There are four classification categories under D.unambiguous
SDG India Index score which are- Aspirant, E.effulgent
Performer, Front Runner and Achiever
A.i and iii Directions (14-18): A sentence is given here with
B.ii and iv a blank and you need to fill the blank choosing
C.i and ii the word/words given below. If all the words
D.only ii given can fill the blank appropriately, choose ‘All
E.iii and iv are correct’ as your answer.

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14) There's a law to protect refugees from


forcible return to countries where they face 17) The family dynamics of the characters are
__________ ________ enhanced by the real-life relationship
I) beatitude of the actors.
II) sanctity I) acutely
III) persecution II) gravely
A.Only I III) subtly
B.Only II A.Only II
C.Only III B.Only I and II
D.Only I and III C.Only II and III
E.Allare correct D.Only III
15) The students wished there was a way to E.Allare correct
________ their teacher’s lecture so class would 18) The newspaper’s __________ statements
end quicker. about the celebrity caused people to think that
I) encapsulate she was a drug addict when she had never even
II) epitomize used meth.
III) abridge I) slanderous
A.Only I II) defamatory
B.Only II III) eulogistic
C.Only III A.Only I
D.Only I and III B.Only I and II
E.Allare correct C.Only II and III
D.Only III
16) Thanks to network games, you can E.Allare correct
_________ an opponent that doesn’t even live in
this hemisphere. Directions (19-24): In each of the questions
I) capitulate given below a part of the sentence is given in
II) vanquish bold. It is then followed by three options. Find
III) succumb the alternative that can replace the given bold
A.Only I part to make the sentence grammatically and
B.Only II contextually correct. If none of the alternatives is
C.Only III correct and the sentence is correct as it is then
D.Only I and III select option (E) as your choice.
E.Allare correct

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19) To have grown up in California, long before D.Both I and III


they became trendy, I ate avocados regularly. E.No correction Required
I. to grow up
II. As grown up 22) Would we emerged from the lockdown,
III. growing up hunch-back and pale, calcium and vitamin D
A.Both I and II deficient, resembling trolls from another world?
B.Both II and III I. being emerged from the lockdown
C.Only I II. emerging from the lockdown
D.Only III III. emerge from the lockdown
E.No correction Required A.Both I and II
B.only II
20) We all have them: TV shows and movies we C.Only I
love, even though we just know they’re bad, D.Only III
trashy books we simply can’t put with, awful E.No correction Required
earworms we hate to love.
I. can’t put up 23) There’s no denying that the global youth
II. can’t put down have, over the years, emerged and evolved as
III. can’t put above one of the most important building blocks of
modern society.
A.Both I and II I. over the years
B.only II II. for the years
C.Only I III. under the years
D.Only III A.Both I and II
E.No correction Required B.only II
C.Only I
21) Ikigai, the Japanese word for a reason to live D.Only III
or a reason to jump out off bed in the morning is E.No correction Required
a concept that took the world by storm in 2017.
I. jumping off bed 24) The child population in India today stands
II. jump off bed at more than 400 million, which is more than the
III. jump out of bed total population of many countries in the world.
A.Both I and II I. standing with
B.Both II and III II. stands for
C.Only I III. to have stood

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A.Both I and II A) However


B.Both II and III B) Because
C.Only I C) So
D.Only III D) If
E.No correction Required E) And
A.Only A
Directions (25-28): Choose the best connector B.Only E
that can be used to connect the two sentences C.A, E
given in the question. D.A, C, E
25) i) The fact is that accurate forecasts are key E.B, D
inputs for the central bank to anchor inflationary
expectations, to meet its policy objectives. 27) i) Out of work for months on end have made
ii) RBI often seems behind the curve when it people insecure
comes to its inflation forecasts; the lockdowns ii) Six months down the line, this stay-at-home
appear to have compounded supply shocks, and mode has also done a lot of good to this industry
which, in turn, have led to higher consumer A) So
prices. B) As
A) While C) If
B) As D) Unless
C) Yet E) But
D) Unless A.A, C
E) If B.A, E
A.A, B C.Only E
B.A, D D.Only D
C.Only D E.Only B
D.Only C
E.D, E 28) i) Daniel had the highest score in math in the
whole school
26) i) The primary reason given by the minister ii) He was made principal for the day.
of state responding to questions of opposition A) Because
MPs was that the Bill sought to bring greater B) when
accountability to the sector C) So
ii) He did not give any evidence to demonstrate D) However
lack of accountability of the FCRA money E) Though

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A.A, E 31)(A) who are feeling the effects of climate


B.Only A changes due to global warming
C.Only D (B) traditional knowledge can help to provide
D.Only C efficient,
E.Only B (C) appropriate and time tested ways of advising
and
Directions (29-33): In the following questions, a (D) enabling adaptation to climate change in
grammatically correct and meaningful sentence communities
is given which is divided into four parts, namely A.DACB
(A),(B),(C) and (D). You have to arrange the four B.ABDC
parts to make a contextually and grammatically C.CBDA
meaningful sentence. If no such rearrangement D.BCDA
is possible mark (e) as your answer i.e. 'No E.No rearrangement is required
rearrangement required'.
29)(A) the patient paid an amount of 32)(A) avatars during this lockdown
(B) rupees Five Lakh and promised (B) are retreating deeper into
(C) to pay the remaining (C) people of all ages, not just children,
(D) amount after the treatment (D) the recesses of their online
A.ADCB A.DACB
B.BACD B.ABDC
C.CDBA C.CBDA
D.DABC D.BCDA
E.No rearrangement required E.No rearrangement is required

30)(A) a lady passenger was aware 33)(A) management strategy, but it was evident
(B) that the driver of the cab, in in the last
(C) was a little intoxicated (B) despite healthy inflows, resulting in a rapid
(D) which she opted to travel build-up of foreign exchange
A.DACB (C) few years that the rupee was not allowed to
B.ABDC appreciate
C.CBDA (D) the central bank doesn’t disclose its foreign
D.BCDA exchange
E.No rearrangement is required A.DACB
B.ABDC

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C.CBDA remain stable overall, although the bird has


D.BCDA largely disappeared from some of the big cities.
E.No rearrangement is required Equally critical to some species, such as the
Directions (34-40): In the passage given below, Hodgson’s bushchat wintering away from
there are 10 blanks. Each blank has four Mongolia, is the protection of terai grasslands in
alternative words given in choices. You have to Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and the northeastern
tell which choice or option does not fit in the States. India’s conservation community expects
respective blank. the Environment Ministry, which released the
Birds are under increasing pressure from human status report at the global conference of the
activity, struggling to survive as habitat loss, Convention on the Conservation of Migratory
pesticides, hunting and trapping for the pet trade Species of Wild Animals at Gandhinagar,
push them closer to the edge. Once ____34____ Gujarat, to secure a future for birds. ____39_____
endemic or migrant bird populations have been steps to protect forests and other habitats will
decimated over the past quarter century in India, ____40____ multiple benefits, protecting other
as the scientific report, State of India’s Birds restrictedspecies too. The latest report is
2020, points out. The analysis, produced by 10 refreshing as it taps into citizen science for good
globally influential organisations, is a major data and should serve as a foundation for further
addition to ornithology. It is a rare _____35_____ triviallywork. It is essential to revive the Great
of scientific understanding and citizen-led Indian Bustard, now pushed to competitivelow
initiatives, using over 10 million observations numbers. Coursers and floricans need help with
made by over 15,500 bird watchers, achieving their delicate habitat, as do neglected small birds
what would be difficult for small groups of such as the Green Munia that is widely trapped.
researchers working alone. What emerges is an 34) 34. ?
alarming picture of long-term declines of several A. languishing
species for which enough data is available over B. thriving
a 25-year period, as well as a more recent trend C. burgeoning
of annual losses. Data inadequacies have led to D. flourishing
the ____36_____ of many species. Some bird E. budding
species assessed as least concern by the IUCN,
were found in ___37___ in India. Remarkably, in 35) 35. ?
spite of having a rich ornithological tradition, only A. amalgam
261 species out of 867 spotted qualified for a full B. synthesis
analysis, based on ____38_____ long-term data. C. unification
The heartening news is that sparrow numbers D. composite

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E. segregation B. boisterous
C. impotent
36) 36. ? D. vigorous
A. exclusion E. brawny
B. eviction
C. ratification 39) 39. ?
D. embargo A. complacent
E. forbiddance B. adamant
C. staunch
37) 37. ? D. resolute
A. peril E. stubborn
B. certitude
C. jeopardy 40) 40. ?
D. menace A. bestow
E. hazard B. confer
C. vouchsafe
38) 38. ? D. withhold
A. robust E. accord
Answer Key with Explanation
1. Answer: A in part d in place of caught of it should be caught
in part b in place of sciences it should be off. The idiom to caught someone off guard
science. The noun science can be countable or means to surprise someone in a way he or she
uncountable. In more general, commonly used, was not expecting.
contexts, the plural form will also be science.
4. Answer: D
2. Answer: C in part b in place of describe it should be
in part a in place of mean it should be meant. described and in part d in place of above it
Meant is the past tense and past participle of should be beyond. As adverbs the difference
mean.After “was” (be verb) we should use the between above and beyond is that above is
past participle form of a verb. We use meant to directly overhead; vertically on top of while
say that something or someone was intended to beyond is farther along or away.
be or do a particular thing, especially when they
have failed to be or do it. 5. Answer: E
no error
3. Answer: D
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6. Answer: B 10. Answer: D


it is mentioned in the para 1- It will offer it is mentioned in the para 3-All three states that
States/UTs to identify priority areas in which they were in the ‘Aspirant’ category (with score/s in
need to invest and improve by enabling them to the range of 0–49)—Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and
measure incremental progress. It highlights data Assam—have graduated to the ‘Performer’
gaps related across SDGs for India to develop its category (50–64). Five states—Andhra Pradesh,
statistical systems at the national and State Telangana, Karnataka, Goa, and Sikkim—moved
levels. up from the ‘Performer’ category to the ‘Front
Runner’ category (65–99).
7. Answer: A
it is mentioned in the para 2- The SDG India 11. Answer: C
Index which has been developed in collaboration the meaning of robust is strongly built or based
with the Ministry of Statistics and Programme
Implementation, United Nations in India, and 12. Answer: A
Global Green Growth Institute. the meaning of embodies is to have and show
particular qualities or ideas
8. Answer: C
it is mentioned in the para 3- Minister’s clarion 13. Answer: B
call of SabkaSaath, SabkaVikas, SabkaVishwas, the meaning of lucid is expressed clearly or easy
which embodies the five Ps of the global SDG to understand.
movement: people, planet, prosperity,
partnership and peace. 14. Answer: C
In the given sentence, persecution is both
9. Answer: E grammatically and contextually correct.
it is mentioned in the para 1&3- Kerala achieved Persecution means hostility and ill-treatment,
the first rank in the composite SDG Index with a especially because of race or political or religious
score of 70, followed by Himachal Pradesh at 69. beliefs.
Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Tamil Nadu
ranked at the third position with the score of 67 15. Answer: E
and Karnataka has a score of 66. The biggest In the given sentence, all options are both
improvers since 2018 are UP (which has moved grammatically and contextually correct.
from the 29th position to the 23rd), Orissa (23rd Encapsulate means to concisely express the
to 15th), and Sikkim (15th to 7th). main point of something

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16. Answer: B 21. Answer: B


In the given sentence, vanquish is both As the sentence talks of the Japanese concept
grammatically and contextually correct. To of Ikigai which is one’s reason to live or to jump
vanquish someone means to defeat them out of bed in the morning with positive energy
completely in a battle or a competition. hence, phrase II and phrase III are correct.
Therefore, option B is the correct answer to this
17. Answer: D question
In the given sentence, subtly is both
grammatically and contextually correct. Subtly 22. Answer: D
means hard to notice or see As the sentence states of the uncertainty of the
future, the correct phrase to be used here must
18. Answer: B be in the future tense. Hence the correct phrase
In the given sentence, slanderous and is ‘emerge from the lockdown’.
defamatory is both grammatically and Therefore, option D is the correct answer to this
contextually correct. A spoken statement that is question.
slanderous is untrue and intended to damage the
reputation of the person that it refers to. 23. Answer: C
As the sentence states that everyone must
19. Answer: D acknowledge that the global youth have for most
As the sentence states that while he/she was of the time being emerged and evolved as the
growing up in California, he/she was eating building blocks of modern society, hence the
avocados regularly, the correct phrase should be correct phrase is ‘over the years’.
‘growing up’. Therefore, option C is the correct answer to this
Therefore, option D is the correct answer to this question.
question.
24. Answer: E
20. Answer: B There is no error in the highlighted part of the
As the sentence speaks of the irresistibility of given sentence and therefore no replacement is
bad shows and books, knowing fully well that required here.
they are bad, the correct phrase to be used here Therefore, option E is the correct answer to this
in ‘can’t put down’ question.
Therefore, option B is the correct answer to this
question. 25. Answer: D

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Yet is the correct connector. The fact is that mode has also done a lot of good to this
accurate forecasts are key inputs for the central industry.
bank to anchor inflationary expectations, to meet You use but to introduce something which
its policy objectives, yet RBI often seems behind contrasts with what you have just said. It is used
the curve when it comes to its inflation forecasts; to add something further in a discussion to
the lockdowns appear to have compounded introduce a phrase or clause contrasting with
supply shocks, and which, in turn, have led to what has already been mentioned
higher consumer prices.
We use yet as an adverb to indicate an 28. Answer: D
additional issue or problem. Yet can help you So is the correct connector. Daniel had the
provide more information about a subject or highest score in math in the whole school, so he
event that may be contradictory or ironic. It is was made principal for the day.
often used in negative sentences. Yet is usually We use so as a subordinating conjunction to
used before something happens. introduce clauses of result or decision. You use
so to introduce the reason for doing the thing
26. Answer: A that you have just mentioned.
However is correct connector. The primary
reason given by the minister of state responding 29. Answer: E
to questions of opposition MPs was that the Bill The sentence requires no rearrangement.
sought to bring greater accountability to the
sector, however, he did not give any evidence to 30. Answer: B
demonstrate lack of accountability of the FCRA The correct rearrangement of the parts of
money. statement will be “ABDC”
However, is used to indicate a contrast or
contradiction. It indicates that this sentence is 31. Answer: D
going to say something contradictory to the The correct rearrangement of the parts of
previous sentence. When using 'however' at the statement will be “BCDA”
beginning of a sentence, it is always followed by
a comma (,) 32. Answer: C
The correct rearrangement of the parts of
27. Answer: C statement will be “CBDA”
But is the correct connector. Out of work for
months on end have made people insecure but 33. Answer: A
six months down the line, this stay-at-home

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The correct rearrangement of the parts of 37. Answer: B


statement will be “DACB” Certitude means assurance or confidence. This
34. Answer: A is incorrect and does not match the statement.
Languishing means failing to make progress or
be successful. This is incorrect and does not 38. Answer: C
match the statement. Impotent means ineffective. This is incorrect and
does not match the statement.
35. Answer: E
Segregation means being apart. This is incorrect 39. Answer: A
and does not match the statement. Complacent means unconcerned. This is
incorrect and does not match the statement.
36. Answer: C
Ratification means acceptance. This is incorrect 40. Answer: D
and does not match the statement. Withhold means to refuse or keep back. This is
incorrect and does not match the statement.

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