Top 40 Error Spotting Questions for IBPS Exams I Oliveboard

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Error Spotting Questions for IBPS

1. In the following question, a sentence is given which is divided into five parts. Part in bold is grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts, one part contains an error. Mark that option as your answer. If none of the parts in the following question, a sentence is given which is divided into five parts. Part in bold is grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts, one part contains an error. Mark that option as your answer. If none of the parts has an error, mark ‘No error’ as your answer. In the end (A)/, the problem (B)/ among the (C)/ friends resolved (D)/ amicably.
   1. C
   2. A
   3. B
   4. D
   5. No Errors
      
2. In the following question, a sentence is given which is divided into five parts. Part in bold is grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts, one part contains an error. Mark that option as your answer. If none of the parts has an error, mark ‘No error’ as your answer. Desperate measures(A)/ are needed (B)/ to deal with (C)/ the growing (D)/ drug problem.
   1. D
   2. B
   3. A
   4. C
   5. No Error
      
3. In the following question, a sentence is given which is divided into five parts. Part in
   bold is grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts, one part contains an error.
   Mark that option as your answer. If none of the parts has an error, mark ‘No error’ as
   your answer. We like (A)/ this approach / because they fit (B)/ in with our (C)/ own preconceptions (D).
   1. B
   2. D
   3. C
   4. A
   5. No Error
      
4. In the following question, a sentence is given which is divided into five parts. Part in
   bold is grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts, one part contains an error.
   Mark that option as your answer. If none of the parts has an error, mark ‘No error’ as
   your answer. Neither of / them (A)/ believe her (B)/ father would (C)/ let him live (D).
   1. A
   2. B
   3. C
   4. D
   5. No Error
      
5. In the following question, a sentence is given which is divided into five parts. Part in
   bold is grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts, one part contains an error.
   Mark that option as your answer. If none of the parts has an error, mark ‘No error’ as
   your answer. The sceneries, (A)/ as well as (B) / the people / of Meghalaya, (C)/ is very pleasing (D).
   1. D
   2. A
   3. C
   4. B
   5. No Error
      
6. In the following question, a sentence is given which is divided into five parts. Part in
   bold is grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts, one part contains an error.
   Mark that option as your answer. If none of the parts has an error, mark ‘No error’ as
   your answer. One of / the table’s legs (A)/ was (B)/ destroyed (C)/ by termites(D).
   1. C
   2. A
   3. B
   4. D
   5. No Error
      
7. In the following question, a sentence is given which is divided into five parts. Part in
   bold is grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts, one part contains an error.
   Mark that option as your answer. If none of the parts has an error, mark ‘No error’ as
   your answer. My father’s car’s documents(A)/ were (B)/ seized (C)/ by the police /during the inspection (D).
   1. B
   2. D
   3. C
   4. A
   5. No Error
      
8. In the following question, a sentence is given which is divided into five parts. Part in
   bold is grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts, one part contains an error.
   Mark that option as your answer. If none of the parts has an error, mark ‘No error’ as your answer. The police reports / claim that (A)/ the raids conducted (B)/ by the inspector (C)/ was effective (D).
   1. A
   2. C
   3. D
   4. B
   5. No Error
      
9. In the following question, a sentence is given which is divided into five parts. Part in
   bold is grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts, one part contains an error.
   Mark that option as your answer. If none of the parts has an error, mark ‘No error’ as
   your answer. The car / looks as if (A)/ it was (B)/ decorate (C)/ by an artist (D).
   1. D
   2. A
   3. B
   4. C
   5. No Error
      
10. In the following question, a sentence is given which is divided into five parts. Part in
    bold is grammatically correct. Out of the other four parts, one part contains an error.
    Mark that option as your answer. If none of the parts has an error, mark ‘No error’ as
    your answer. The fact of (A)/ me being (B)/ a smoker /would probably (C) affect his health (D).
    1. C
    2. A
    3. B
    4. D
    5. No Error

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