34 practice MCQs on English for Banking Jobs tests. Think of your answer first, then open "Show answer and explanation". These are practice questions, not official examination papers.
Q21. One word for 'a person who treats eye diseases':
Neurologist
Cardiologist
Ophthalmologist
Dermatologist
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Correct answer: C. Ophthalmologist
An ophthalmologist specialises in the eye.
Q22. Choose the synonym of 'terminate'.
Continue
End
Start
Begin
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Correct answer: B. End
Terminate means to end.
Q23. Choose the correct preposition: She is married ___ a doctor.
by
from
to
with
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Correct answer: C. to
'Married to' is correct.
Q24. Choose the correct preposition: I am looking forward ___ meeting you.
with
to
at
for
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Correct answer: B. to
'Look forward to' takes a gerund.
Q25. Choose the antonym of 'abundant'.
Rich
Scarce
Plentiful
Ample
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Correct answer: B. Scarce
Scarce means in short supply.
Q26. Meaning of 'to pull someone's leg':
To hurt someone
To tease or joke with someone
To help someone
To lead someone
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Correct answer: B. To tease or joke with someone
It means to kid someone.
Q27. Choose the correct option: She ___ to the market when I called.
had gone
is going
was going
goes
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Correct answer: C. was going
The past continuous describes an action in progress in the past.
Q28. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
The committee are made its decision.
The committee has made its decision.
The committee have made its decision.
The committee make their decisions.
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Correct answer: B. The committee has made its decision.
A collective noun as a unit takes a singular verb.
Q29. Choose the synonym of 'mitigate'.
Aggravate
Alleviate
Worsen
Increase
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Correct answer: B. Alleviate
Mitigate means to make less severe.
Q30. Meaning of 'to kill two birds with one stone':
To achieve two things with one action
To waste effort
To fail twice
To harm animals
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Correct answer: A. To achieve two things with one action