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IFIC Bank Ltd - Probationary Officer - 22.01.2010

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1.

On hearing the news he was in a state of ecstasy .
Created: 2 months ago | Updated: 6 days ago
depression
pain
disappointment
trance
2.

His frivolous remarks provoked no comments .
Created: 2 months ago | Updated: 6 hours ago
serious
momentous
frantic
fanciful
3.

He proved utterly capricious in his dealings with his friends .
Created: 2 months ago | Updated: 6 days ago
helpful
Steadfast
Understanding
Obstinate
4.

Everything about him, his talkative nature, proclaims his effeminacy.
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boorishness
manliness
aggressiveness
attractiveness
5.

He tames animals because he ...................
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seldom loves them
is afraid of them
is fond of them
hates them
6.

I do not know the time .............
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at which the accident happened
the accident happened
when the accident happened
when the accident had happened
7.

Which ever way you approach the problem, ............
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no one will not solve it
it will not be solve
it will not solve
it will not be solved
8.

When I met her last year, ...............
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she had married since five years
she had been married for five years
she was married five years ago
she had been married since five years
9.

To succeed in a difficult task, ..............
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one needs to be persistence
persistent is needed
persistent is what one needs
one needs to be persistent
10.

One whose attitude is : 'eat, drink and be merry'
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epicurean
Cynic
materialistic
stoic
11.

Deriving pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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Sadism
Malevolence
bigotry
Masochism
12.

One who pretends illness to escape duty
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truant
Malingerer
hypocrite
Concubine
13.

Use of more words than are needed to express the meaning
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Circumlocution
Verbatim
Ventriloquism
pleonasm
14.

The science of judging a person's character, capabilities etc. from an examination of the shape of his skull
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Physiology
Anthropology
Phrenology
morphology
15.

Because of his mastery in this field, his suggestions are wide accepted .
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are widely accepted
are wide acceptance
have widely accepted
have been wide accepted
16.

Having had in the Foreign Service for a long time, Mr. Karim has met many prominent personalities .
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having
He has been
having been
Had he been
17.

No sooner he reached home than all the villagers gathered at his home to listen to his story .
Created: 2 months ago | Updated: 6 days ago
would he reach
did he reach
had he reached
no improvement
18.

I do not think I should tell you over and over again that my family are early risers.
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my family members are early risers
my family is an early riser
my family are an early riser
No correction required
19.

Little that I knew of the English language , was not sufficient to make me a teacher of English .
Created: 2 months ago | Updated: 5 days ago
very little
the little
a little
no improvement
20.

Like poverty, affluence can sometimes create its own problems .
Created: 2 months ago | Updated: 8 hours ago
sorrow
indigence
exuberance
opulence

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