CMAT 2020 Question Paper

Let' see the meaning of the given words:

While ‘titular’, ‘former’ and ‘nominal’ are possible options for

the first blank, ‘competition’ is totally out of context for the second

blank.

Now we are down to two choices, (B) or (D). One does not ‘have pride’ but ‘takes pride’ in the formulation of company policy.

Moreover, the sentence subtly indicates a non-appreciative tone in reference to the head of the organization.

Hence, option (D) would fit the blank.

Immortal - living forever, one who cannot die

Answer is option D.

The last part of the sentence, "when his laptop crashed", indicates that the event took place in the past perfect tense. Out of the given options, only option B satisfies.

voracious - having a huge appetite, excessively eager

Tenacious means something that is persistent and not easily deterred. 

Spacious means something open, or which has a lot of space. 

Ravenous means extremely hungry and would be the correct answer. 

The appropriate synonym for "wreak" is "inflict."

"Wreak" means to cause something, especially something harmful or destructive, like wreaking havoc. "Inflict" carries a similar meaning, indicating the imposition or causing of something, often damage or harm.

The Paradoxical Prime Minister: Narendra Modi And His India is a 2018 non-fiction book written by senior leader of the Indian National Congress, Shashi Tharoor, about the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi.

VAIO was originally a brand of Sony, introduced in 1996