MCQ Test: Word Swap - 1 - Bank Exams MCQ

The statement is not correct in its present form and it is clear from first underline word. Therefore, option E can be ruled out easily.

Now, coming to the given options, if we carry out the interchanging of the pair A-D, this will imply something but the statement will not completely make sense with this. But we are certain that our choice should contain the pair A-D. We have to find out another option with this pair and that option is B. And if we also interchange B-C, we shall find the correct sentence, along with interchanging A-D.

So, there is no requirement to check the remaining options.

This makes the correct statement as:

There is a view that the depreciation of the rupee has been the result of a general appreciation of the dollar across all currencies.

This makes option B the correct choice among the given options.

The statement is correct in its present form and therefore, no pair of words needs to be replaced in case of the given statement.
This makes option E the correct choice among the given options.

To correct the sentence, we need to place the words in their appropriate positions. The original sentence is:

"The Election Commission has announced (A) second installment of 1,100 more VVPATs ensuing (B) the State for the to (C) elections in the first week (D) of December."

Let's analyze the placement:

1. (A) "second installment" should be placed correctly to fit contextually.
2. (B) "ensuing" is misused here and needs to be replaced.
3. (C) "for the to" is incorrect and needs to be reordered.
4. (D) "of December" is likely in the correct position but needs to be confirmed in context.

The correct sentence should read: "The Election Commission has announced the second installment of 1,100 more VVPATs for the elections ensuing in the State in the first week of December."

So, the corrections are:

• (A) "second installment" correctly placed.
• (B) "ensuing" should be replaced with "for the".
• (C) "for the to" should be replaced with "the State".
• (D) "of December" is correctly placed.

Therefore, the correct option is:

1. Only B-C

The sentence is certainly not correct in its present form and some change is required to be carried out in this statement. Therefore, option E can be ruled out from our consideration.

Here, if we see option A, with the interchanging of B-D, it will not make any sense and therefore, there is no need to check the other pair given in this option. This option can be eliminated. Coming to option B, it is not correct also. If we check C, it is correct as with this, we are getting a meaningful sentence and it may be said that this pair will be there in our correct choice. There is another option with this pair i.e. Option D. But, if we carry out the interchanging of the pair B-C, it will not make any sense. Hence, it cannot be our choice. This means only A-D should be interchanged.

The correct statement would be:

Since the liberalisation of capital flows in 1991, India has always faced a current account deficit but inflows of capital have allowed the country to have a stable balance of payments (BoP).

This makes option C the correct choice among the given options.

If we go through the given statement, it is not correct since it is not making any sense though it may seem that with some changes, the sentence would imply something. Here, we have to understand the context of the statement which is talking about the action to be taken by the Union Minister against others.  

Now, coming to the options, option A can be ruled out since it is clear that with this option being implemented, the resultant statement would not make any sense whatsoever. With option B also, the same may be said since it is also not making any sense. Option C can be ruled out since it does imply anything. Option D is our pick since if we interchange the words according to this option, the resultant statement will make sense.

The correct statement would be:

Union minister M.J. Akbar threatened to take legal action against several women journalists who had accused him of sexual harassment at two newspapers where he had been editor.

This makes option D the correct choice among the given options.

The original statement is incorrect due to as restored does not make sense. Investment would help in restoring an economy and not with an already restored economy. Also, tense of undertake is incorrect.

Option A: Slowing is opposite to the correct meaning and is incorrect.

Option C: Shouting does not make sense as the first word. The other twowords also do not make sense in the statement due to being incorrect in terms of meaning.

Option D: Assuaged means relieved and does not fit in contextually. Also, overlooked is opposite of the correct meaning.

Option B: All the words fit in well.

Hence, option B is correct.

Set does not fit in meaningfully in the original statement.
Option A: All the words mentioned are incorrect and do not replace the existing words meaningfully.
Option C: All the words mentioned are incorrect and do not replace the existing words meaningfully.
Option D: Distinguished is followed by from and not to. This option is incorrect.
Option B: All the words fit in well.
Hence, option B is correct.

The original statement is incorrect as the none of the words make sense and render the statement meaningless.

Option A: Complacency is opposite of what is needed here. For is also incorrect.

Option B:  Newly is incorrect here.

Option D: With does not make sense here.

Option C: All the words are a perfect fit in the statement.

Correct: The turbulence in emerging markets is hardly surprising as the tightening of monetary policy by the U.S. Federal Reserve has traditionally caused the turning of the global credit cycle.

Hence, option C is correct.

The original set of words is incorrect due to use of special which should have been especially.

Option A: All the words are incorrect and do not fit in.

Option B: Only belonging fits as the third word. Thought is very general while peculiar; meaning strange, is incorrect in terms of meaning.

Option D: Both heed and relevant are incorrect.

Option C: All the words fit in well.

Hence, option C is correct.

The statement is correct in its original form and no word needs to be replaced.
Hence, option E is correct.

The statement is regarding the financial goals of a person and also the way in which you should handle your finances based on your goals in life. It is regarding aligning your investments with your goals. Short term goals require fixed income products whereas long term goals can be fulfilled with market related products. If we replace 1 and 4, the sentence will become meaningful. No other replacement is required in the sentence to make it meaningful.

The correct sentence would be:

If you had a short-term goal, then you need a fixed-income product, not a market-linked product; to provide return predictability.

This makes Option C the correct choice among the given options.

According to the context of the given statement it is regarding the fact that the person moved away but the other person kept on hurling abuses. Thankfully the auto had arrived by then and this person could leave in that without further inconvenience. If we replace 1-2, it will become correct but then the later part is not making sense at all. For that we again have to replace 3-4 and then only we can see that we have got a grammatically correct sentence that has some meaning as well.

The correct sentence would be:

He continued to create a scene even as I moved away and got into my auto that had thankfully arrived by then.

This makes Option B the correct choice among the given options.

According to the given statement, it is regarding the importance of gender-responsive urban transport plans in the country so that the cities in India become completely inclusive for all the genders. It is going to point at a developed Indian society where it becomes possible for all the genders to go from one place to the other easily and without any kind of discrimination. Now if we replace 1-4, the sentence will make sense and no other change is required to be carried out in this aspect.

The sentence is correct in the present form and no replacement is required in the present statement in order to make it correct.

This makes Option E the correct choice among the given options.

The given statement is regarding the new law on the road safety and motor vehicles norms in the country. It talks about various important issues but there is no reference to the importance of better roads and infrastructure development. Now if we replace 1-3, the sentence will make sense and no further replacement will be necessary at all.

The correct sentence would be:

While the Bill does point out issues of road safety, much-needed heftier fines for errant drivers, vehicle recall norms, there’s no mention of better roads or infrastructure development.

This makes Option D the correct choice among the given options. 

If we go through the given sentence we can see that none of the underline words can replace each other since none of them is synonymous in meaning to each other. Therefore it will never be possible replace these words and form a meaningful sentence. Even without that, if we look at the given options also, none of them will be able to form a meaningful sentence again, albeit with a different meaning.

There is no pair of words that can be interchanged with each other to form a meaningful sentence.
This makes Option E the correct choice among the given options.

A and B can be interchanged since we can use central and state interchangeably and that will still be a meaningful sentence. No other word can be interchanged in order to form a meaningful sentence.

This makes Option D the correct choice among the given options.

A and D can be interchanged among the given options since improve and enhance both point at the same thing here i.e. the government wants to increase investments in the manufacturing sector so that this sector gets developed whereas the other target is to increase the farm income of the farming community so that the primary sector is also developed in the process.

No other pair can be interchanged to form a meaningful sentence.

This makes Option C the correct choice among the given options.

Here the sentence is correct grammtically in the present form and there is no change required here to make it grammtically and contextually correct. 
This makes Option E the correct choice among the given options.