Bank English

Fill in the blank with appropriate word given below, If I _____ a king.

I (a) certainly appreciate (b) him (c) telling us about the delay in (d) delivering the materials because we had planned to begin work tomorrow.

For the payment of the author's freight, the captain

A Misogynist is one who _____

Questions 26 to 30: From the given alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given sentence.
A person not sure of the existence of god =

"One who believes that all things and events in life are predetermined" can be expressed as -

If I had another pen, I ____ you.

What helped money move more quickly through the economy in the 1920 s?

IV. In each of the following questions, the sentence is broken into four parts labelled (P), (Q), (R) and (S). You are required to arrange these parts so as to form a complete meaningful sentence and then choose the correct combination (Qs. 36-10).
36. It has been established that
(P) Einstein was (Q) although a great scientist (R) weak in arithmetic (S) right from his school days

It is extremely important and essential to a b keep accurate financial records that are clear, simple and practical.

Water boils ___ you heat it to 100° centigrade.

One who unduly forwards in rendering services for others is not generally liked in society. Which of the following words represents truly the character of the person mentioned above? 

According to the passage, which of the following is not a belief that was commonly held in the early twentieth century?

Einstein's theory of relativity seemed incredible  at the time that he first introduced it.

If I were you, I (handle) the situation more carefully. - Which of the following verb forms best completes the above sentence?

What kind of weather is expected on the trip?

The little boy (a) knows how to (b) start engine but does not (c) know to stop it. (d) No error.

Q. (16-20) : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions based on it.
One of the great delusions of modern times is the prevailing belief that we are more civilized than our ancestors. At no other period of the history of mankind has the word 'civilization' been so often misused and misunderstood, it is not in the abundance of material alone that civilization lies. Neither does it consist of the advance of scientific knowladge, however amazing that may be.
The inventions and discoveries of science have undoubtedly brought unheard of blessings and comforts to us. But they are  not civilization. What we have failed to see is that civilization is a special way of human behaviour, of thought and feeling. The essential quality of civilization lies in the spirit of man, in his attitude to himself, to his fellowmen and to life as a whole. Looking everywhere around us today, you will find that man has made no progress since the dawn of history, in his attitude towards his fellowmen. On all the highest pillars in cities of the world, you will find the figure of conqueror or a general soldier. We know far more about our killers and destroyers than about our saviours and saints. The warriors are the heroes of the world.

What have scientific inventions given mankind?