IBPS SO Prelims Exam Model Paper 10
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Given below are two sentences- A and B, each divided into four parts- I, II, III and IV. There may be error in any one part of the sentence. In each of the two sentences, find out the part containing an error, and choose the corresponding option. If both the sentences are free from error, select the 'No Error' option.
A. Notwithstanding that her nervousness, the young woman (I)/ looked her interviewer directly in the eyes (II)/as she answered the question (III)/ related to the economic liberalisation of 1991. (IV)
B. Human rights experts working with the United Nations (I)/ on Thursday called up countries to pause the sale and transfer of (II)/ spyware and other surveillance technology until they set rules (III)/ governing its use, to ensure it won’t impinge upon human rights. (IV)
A. Notwithstanding that her nervousness, the young woman (I)/ looked her interviewer directly in the eyes (II)/as she answered the question (III)/ related to the economic liberalisation of 1991. (IV)
B. Human rights experts working with the United Nations (I)/ on Thursday called up countries to pause the sale and transfer of (II)/ spyware and other surveillance technology until they set rules (III)/ governing its use, to ensure it won’t impinge upon human rights. (IV)
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