MCQs Bank PO English

Q1. After his term in the Department of Defence/ he was appointed Secretary of Energy/ a job in which he was strongly supported the use/ of alternate sources of energy such as nuclear energy.

1. after his term in the department of defence
2. he was appointed Secretary of Energy
3. a job in which he was strongly supported the use
4. of alternate sources of energy such as nuclear energy

Q2. As GDP growth is half of what it/ is just a few years ago, the country/ desperately needs to cut red tape and improve/ infrastructure to boost investment and growth. (a) as GDP growth is half of what it

1. is just a few years ago, the country
2. desperately needs to cut red tape and improve
3. infrastructure to boost investment and growth.

Q3. When elections in the country are due shortly/ people are determined to register as voters and to vote for/ candidates based on their track record and the programmes/ that they intend to implement for the betterment of the country.

1. when elections in the country are due shortly
2. people are determined to register as voters and to vote for
3. candidates based on their track record and the programmes
4. that they intend to implement for the betterment of the country

Q4. At least a quarter of the World’s corals have lost/ over the past 25 years and as climate change warms/ the oceans the additional carbon dioxide will make/ the water more acidic further destroying coral reefs.

1. At least a quarter of the World’s corals have lost
2. over the past 25 years and as climate change warms
3. the oceans the additional carbon dioxide will make
4. the water more acidic further destroying coral reefs.

Q5. The Prime Minister’s speech laid out how/ it is important to encourage female participated/ in the economy yet the percentage of female lawmakers in/ the lower House of Parliament has fallen to 8%.

1. the Prime Minister’s speech laid out how
2. it is important to encourage female participated
3. in the economy yet the percentage of female lawmakers in
4. the lower House of Parliament has fallen to 8%

Q6. He identified the most important machines required/ for modern life and worked on making a prototype/ ‘do it yourself’ version of each because he believed that if people/ could build these themselves, it would improve their way of life.

1. He identified the most important machines required
2. for modern life and worked on making a prototype
3. ‘do it yourself’ version of each because he believed that if people
4. could build these themselves, it would improve their way of life

Q7. Natural disasters will not turn into a catastrophe/ if we invest in building infrastructure that/ can withstand the devastating impacts of storms/ which have became more severe.

1. Natural disasters will not turn into a catastrophe
2. if we invest in building infrastructure that
3. can withstand the devastating impacts of storms
4. which have became more severe

Q8. Many goods are being manufactured quickly without/ any regard for quality and as consumers we must be/ aware of our rights and the government/ should penalize them who indulge in unscrupulous business practices.

1. Many goods are being manufactured quickly without
2. any regard for quality and as consumers we must be
3. aware of our rights and the government
4. should penalize them who indulge in unscrupulous business practices

Q9. The European Central Bank has said that if all/ Euro-Zone nation continue to carry out/ economic reforms as Portugal and Ireland have/ then the Central Bank will guarantee future bailouts.

1. The European Central Bank has said that if all
2. Euro-Zone nation continue to carry out
3. economic reforms as Portugal and Ireland have
4. then the Central Bank will guarantee future bailouts

Q10. While farmers are struggling/ to cope with severe drought/ crop companies are researched/ ways to breed crops that thrive in drought.

1. While farmers are struggling
2. to cope with severe drought
3. crop companies are researched
4. ways to breed crops that thrive in drought