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Instructions

In each of these questions two sentence I and II are given Each sentence has blank in it Five words a:,b:,c:,d: and e: are suggested Out of these only one fits at both the places in the context of each sentence Number of that word is the answer.

Question 1: I.He is……………..with whatever little he has.
II.They kept the………..of the communication a secret.

a) happy

b) matter

c) gist

d) content

e) sense

Question 2: I.It is hard to believe the…………of operations involved in this activity.
II.The map is drawn to a………… of 1 inch to 50 km.

a) magnitude

b) size

c) scale

d) proportion

e) significance

Question 3: I.Heavy snow did…………the rescue efforts.
II.The food was kept in a………….

a) delay

b) bundle

c) basket

d) hamper

e) holder

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Question 4: I.They left………after breakfast.
II.It is difficult to find a………person for this job.

a) right

b) immediately

c) suitable

d) best

e) soon

Question 5: I.He would always do……..was told by his superiors.
II.He appeared on stage. ……….a narrator of the drama.

a) as

b) what

c) about

d) whatever

e) always

Instructions

Each question below has two blanks each blank indicating that something has been omitted Choose the set of words for each blank that best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.

Question 6: A controversial plan to build an immense dam in Brazil’s rainforest was stalled when it _______a formidable bloc of________in ecologists and indigenous tribes alike

a) resulted, hostilities

b) gained,supporters

c) attracted,opponents

d) lead, protesters

e) drew, proponents

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Question 7: According to a recent survey sales figures of high end cars have seen an _______ growth in the past year which shows that Indian consumers have______the impact of recession.

a) unprecedented, negated

b) unbelievable,suffered

c) unusual, worsened

d) insignificant, endured

e) adequate, proven

Question 8: The National Knowledge Commission has said that India will have to bring _____in education if it has to emerge as the most ______workforce of the world.

a) changes,biggest

b) reforms,talented

c) alleviation,skillful

d) quality,brighter

e) outcomes,demanded

Question 9: Norway has stolen a march over other developed countries by ________that it would reduce 40% of its greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 and ______carbon neutral by 2030.

a) allowing,turn

b) posing,grew

c) estimating,exist

d) perceiving,arising

e) declaring,become

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Question 10: According to the language experts children should begin talking in their mother tongue rather than foreign language which can _____affect their comprehension abilities leading to serious language based_____later in their lives.

a) significantly,abilities

b) appropriately,achievements

c) severely,advantages

d) adversely,problems

e) positively,issues

Instructions

Choose the best word that fits in the meaning of the sentences to make grammatical coherent.

Question 11: I. Governments in `these countries should create education systems since ……… good schools the bulk of people entering the world force will not have the skills they need.
II. We cannot process colour, details of rapid changes in our surroundings ……… the cone shaped cells packed around the centre of the retina.

a) lack

b) missing

c) eficient

d) without

e) absence

Question 12: I. Japan is investing in strengthening bonds with ASEAN countries and Japanese countries recently won a $ 370 million contract to start ………. a new underground railway system in Jakarta.
II. The cost of ……… space vehicles is high no doubt, but the costs of complying with legal and regulatory paperwork and rules is huge too.

a) construction

b) manufacture

c) launch

d) assembly

e) building

Question 13: I. A troubled student and his PhD guide ……….. a way for websites to reduce the incidence of spam which troubled internet users in the 2000s.
II. One of the biggest drawback of concrete is that it often develop cracks and scientists have now ………. self-healing concrete.

a) create

b) devised

c) develop

d) thought

e) invent

Question 14: I. Politicians have promised to …….. the goal of eradicating extreme poverty many times but have failed because they cannot agree about what exactly counts as poverty and how exactly to measure it.
II. Reserve Bank hoped that a cut in its benchmark rate will ………. a reduction in inflation and improve confidence in the economy.

a) achieve

b) get

c) end

d) finish

e) undertake

Question 15: I. According to some exports, subsidising crop insurance to a large extent may be bad for the environment since farmers may take ………. such as farming on food plains or sleep hills.
II. In the 1990s, Germany was known as the ‘sick man of Europe’ and had high unemployment but its success today is on account of the huge …….. it took in reforming the labour market.

a) danger

b) chance

c) possibility

d) risks

e) threats

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Answers & Solutions:

1) Answer (D)

The correct word which matches the context of both the statement is ‘content’.
In the first statement, it is used to mean satisfied.
In the second statement, it means contituent or component.
Therefore, the correct option is option D.
2) Answer (C)

Here, ‘scale’ matches the context of both the statements.
In the first sentence it means magnitude while in the second sentence it is used to mean proportion.
Therefore, th ecorrect option is option C.
3) Answer (D)

Here, the word which suits both the context is ‘hamper’.
In the first senetnce, it mean create hurddle or obstruct. In the second sentence it is used to mean ‘basket’.
Therefore, correct option is option D.
4) Answer (A)

Here, the correct word which matches the context of both the sentence is ‘right’.
In first sentence, it means immediately.
In the second sentence, it means appropriate.
Therefore, the correct option is option A.

5) Answer (A)

Here, the preposition which suits both the context well is ‘as’.
Therefore, the correct option is option A.
6) Answer (E)

The correct usage in the blanks will be words ‘drew’ and ‘proponents’. Eg. Agitation draws proponents.
The statement would read as: A controversial plan to build an immense dam in Brazil’s rainforest was stalled when it drew a formidable bloc of proponents in ecologists and indigenous tribes alike.
Option E is correct.

7) Answer (A)

Only ‘unprecedented’ and ‘negated’ is the correct combination of the words which matches the crrect context of the sentence.
The statement would read as:
According to a recent survey sales figures of high end cars have seen an unprecedented growth in the past year which shows that Indian consumers have negated the impact of recession.
Option A is correct.

8) Answer (B)

The words ‘reforms’ and ‘talented’ match the context of the sentence. Reforms are mostly used in context of system. Eg: Reforms in beureaucratic system.
Here, the statement would read as:
The National Knowledge Commission has said that India will have to bring reforms in education if it has to emerge as the most talented workforce of the world.

9) Answer (E)

In the given context, the words ‘declaring’ and ‘become’ most closely match the context than other words.
The statement would read as,
Norway has stolen a march over other developed countries by declaring that it would reduce 40% of its greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 and becoming carbon neutral by 2030.

10) Answer (D)

The correct choice of the words will be ‘adversely’ and ‘problems’. Adversely means negatively.
The sentence would read as:
According to the language experts children should begin talking in their mother tongue rather than foreign language which can adversely affect their comprehension abilities leading to serious language based problems later in their lives.
Hence, option D is correct.

11) Answer (D)

Here, lack, missing and without mean same thing.
However, only ‘without’ correctly fits into the context and is gramatically correct.
The sentence would read as:
I. Governments in `these countries should create education systems since without  good schools the bulk of people entering the world force will not have the skills they need.
II. We cannot process colour, details of rapid changes in our surroundings without the cone shaped cells packed around the centre of the retina.

Option D is correct option.
12) Answer (E)

Here construction, manufacture and building have same context.
But only ‘building’ can be used as it gives the sentences gramatical coherency.
THe statementb would read  as:
I. Japan is investing in strengthening bonds with ASEAN countries and Japanese countries recently won a $ 370 million contract to start building a new underground railway system in Jakarta.
II. The cost of building space vehicles is high no doubt, but the costs of complying with legal and regulatory paperwork and rules is huge too.

Option E is correct option.
13) Answer (B)

Here devised, develop and invent mean same thing.
However, usage of ‘devised’ is most appropriate.
The gramatically correct sentences would read as:
I. A troubled student and his PhD guide devised a way for websites to reduce the incidence of spam which troubled internet users in the 2000s.
II. One of the biggest drawback of concrete is that it often develop cracks and scientists have now devised self-healing concrete.
Option B is correct.
14) Answer (A)

In the context of given statements ‘achieve’ is most gramatically appropriate. Achieve means to beget usually an objective, goal or an aim.
The sentences would read as:
I. Politicians have promised to achieve the goal of eradicating extreme poverty many times but have failed because they cannot agree about what exactly counts as poverty and how exactly to measure it.
II. Reserve Bank hoped that a cut in its benchmark rate will achieve a reduction in inflation and improve confidence in the economy.
Option A is correct.
15) Answer (D)

Risk is most appropriate and suitable in the given context of the sentence.
The gramatically correct sentences would read as:
I. According to some exports, subsidising crop insurance to a large extent may be bad for the environment since farmers may take risks such as farming on food plains or sleep hills.
II. In the 1990s, Germany was known as the ‘sick man of Europe’ and had high unemployment but its success today is on account of the huge risks it took in reforming the labour market.

Option D is correct option.

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