Food Corporation Of India Mock Test- 9 - Government Jobs MCQ
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Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words are given in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.
Paragraph 1: Backcasting, or reworking past national accounts statistics based on the latest base year, is a regular exercise that governments carry out. Mainly done to enable precise comparison and analysis, it is a difficult exercise prone to contestation as it involves the inclusion of newer data sources, exclusion of outdated ones and making some subjective assumptions in the process. Throw in the political element, and GDP backcasting can become a controversial exercise, as it has now become in the case of the release of back series data from 2005-06 to 2011-12, the new base year. The data computed by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) and released by the Niti Aayog show that India never really grew in double-digits in 2010-11, nor was it the high-growth economy in the five years preceding this as earlier thought to be. It so happens that this period covers the two terms of the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government, and the new data have predictably set off a political storm. Congress may feel aggrieved as its biggest achievement, of taking India on the high GDP growth path, has come under question. During earlier instances of backcasting of GDP data, the political environment was not as deeply polarised as it is now, and so the exercise remained more academic.
Paragraph 2: The danger in the political slugfest now is that the many valuable insights that can be gleaned from the data will be lost sight of. The biggest of these is that India never really decoupled from the global economy during the years of the financial crisis (2008-10), unlike what was earlier believed. The new back series data show a much lower growth rate. This is an important learning for policymakers, going forward. Any criticism of the data has to take into account the fact that it has been generated by a thoroughly professional organization, the CSO, and the methods have been scrutinized by experts, including past chief statisticians, and the Advisory Committee on National Accounts Statistics. Certainly, the release of the back series by the Niti Aayog goes against convention and is bad in optics. But this should not be a reason to contest its integrity. The method of computation reflects the latest United Nations System of National Accounts; it also captures changes in the economy since 2004-05. Data sources have also been updated. Experts had testified to the robustness of the method when it was introduced in 2015, even while underlining that the availability of reliable data was crucial to arrive at the correct overall picture. There is little doubt that India needs to invest more in data collection and integration and do informal sector surveys more frequently. Robust, updated data are, in fact, insurance against politicians hijacking what is essentially an economic exercise.
Q.
Which of the following points is/are covered under paragraph 1 of the passage?
A. The method of computation of the new back series data, reflects the latest United Nations System of National Accounts.
B. FY-11 saw double digit growth in economy.
C. Modifying past national accounts statistics, is a regular exercise of governments.
Which of the following points is/are covered under paragraph 1 of the passage?
A. The method of computation of the new back series data, reflects the latest United Nations System of National Accounts.
B. FY-11 saw double digit growth in economy.
C. Modifying past national accounts statistics, is a regular exercise of governments.
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words are given in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.
Paragraph 1: Backcasting, or reworking past national accounts statistics based on the latest base year, is a regular exercise that governments carry out. Mainly done to enable precise comparison and analysis, it is a difficult exercise prone to contestation as it involves the inclusion of newer data sources, exclusion of outdated ones and making some subjective assumptions in the process. Throw in the political element, and GDP backcasting can become a controversial exercise, as it has now become in the case of the release of back series data from 2005-06 to 2011-12, the new base year. The data computed by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) and released by the Niti Aayog show that India never really grew in double-digits in 2010-11, nor was it the high-growth economy in the five years preceding this as earlier thought to be. It so happens that this period covers the two terms of the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government, and the new data have predictably set off a political storm. Congress may feel aggrieved as its biggest achievement, of taking India on the high GDP growth path, has come under question. During earlier instances of backcasting of GDP data, the political environment was not as deeply polarised as it is now, and so the exercise remained more academic.
Paragraph 2: The danger in the political slugfest now is that the many valuable insights that can be gleaned from the data will be lost sight of. The biggest of these is that India never really decoupled from the global economy during the years of the financial crisis (2008-10), unlike what was earlier believed. The new back series data show a much lower growth rate. This is an important learning for policymakers, going forward. Any criticism of the data has to take into account the fact that it has been generated by a thoroughly professional organization, the CSO, and the methods have been scrutinized by experts, including past chief statisticians, and the Advisory Committee on National Accounts Statistics. Certainly, the release of the back series by the Niti Aayog goes against convention and is bad in optics. But this should not be a reason to contest its integrity. The method of computation reflects the latest United Nations System of National Accounts; it also captures changes in the economy since 2004-05. Data sources have also been updated. Experts had testified to the robustness of the method when it was introduced in 2015, even while underlining that the availability of reliable data was crucial to arrive at the correct overall picture. There is little doubt that India needs to invest more in data collection and integration and do informal sector surveys more frequently. Robust, updated data are, in fact, insurance against politicians hijacking what is essentially an economic exercise.
Q.
According to the author, which of the following should not be the reason to contest the integrity of Niti Aayog?
A. Niti Aayog was formed replacing the Planning Commission.
B. The release of the back series by the Niti Aayog goes against convention.
C. The members of the Niti Aayog are incompetent and are under the influence of the Central Government.
D. The data computed by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) and released by the Niti Aayog is bad in optics.
According to the author, which of the following should not be the reason to contest the integrity of Niti Aayog?
A. Niti Aayog was formed replacing the Planning Commission.
B. The release of the back series by the Niti Aayog goes against convention.
C. The members of the Niti Aayog are incompetent and are under the influence of the Central Government.
D. The data computed by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) and released by the Niti Aayog is bad in optics.
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Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words are given in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.
Paragraph 1: Backcasting, or reworking past national accounts statistics based on the latest base year, is a regular exercise that governments carry out. Mainly done to enable precise comparison and analysis, it is a difficult exercise prone to contestation as it involves the inclusion of newer data sources, exclusion of outdated ones and making some subjective assumptions in the process. Throw in the political element, and GDP backcasting can become a controversial exercise, as it has now become in the case of the release of back series data from 2005-06 to 2011-12, the new base year. The data computed by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) and released by the Niti Aayog show that India never really grew in double-digits in 2010-11, nor was it the high-growth economy in the five years preceding this as earlier thought to be. It so happens that this period covers the two terms of the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government, and the new data have predictably set off a political storm. Congress may feel aggrieved as its biggest achievement, of taking India on the high GDP growth path, has come under question. During earlier instances of backcasting of GDP data, the political environment was not as deeply polarised as it is now, and so the exercise remained more academic.
Paragraph 2: The danger in the political slugfest now is that the many valuable insights that can be gleaned from the data will be lost sight of. The biggest of these is that India never really decoupled from the global economy during the years of the financial crisis (2008-10), unlike what was earlier believed. The new back series data show a much lower growth rate. This is an important learning for policymakers, going forward. Any criticism of the data has to take into account the fact that it has been generated by a thoroughly professional organization, the CSO, and the methods have been scrutinized by experts, including past chief statisticians, and the Advisory Committee on National Accounts Statistics. Certainly, the release of the back series by the Niti Aayog goes against convention and is bad in optics. But this should not be a reason to contest its integrity. The method of computation reflects the latest United Nations System of National Accounts; it also captures changes in the economy since 2004-05. Data sources have also been updated. Experts had testified to the robustness of the method when it was introduced in 2015, even while underlining that the availability of reliable data was crucial to arrive at the correct overall picture. There is little doubt that India needs to invest more in data collection and integration and do informal sector surveys more frequently. Robust, updated data are, in fact, insurance against politicians hijacking what is essentially an economic exercise.
Q.
Which of the following is/are true as per the information given in the passage?
A. India remained immune to the financial crisis of 2008-2010.
B. Computation of new back data series is a difficult exercise prone to contestation.
C. The data is computed by the Niti Aayog and released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO).
D. The new base year is 2011-12.
Which of the following is/are true as per the information given in the passage?
A. India remained immune to the financial crisis of 2008-2010.
B. Computation of new back data series is a difficult exercise prone to contestation.
C. The data is computed by the Niti Aayog and released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO).
D. The new base year is 2011-12.
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words are given in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.
Paragraph 1: Backcasting, or reworking past national accounts statistics based on the latest base year, is a regular exercise that governments carry out. Mainly done to enable precise comparison and analysis, it is a difficult exercise prone to contestation as it involves the inclusion of newer data sources, exclusion of outdated ones and making some subjective assumptions in the process. Throw in the political element, and GDP backcasting can become a controversial exercise, as it has now become in the case of the release of back series data from 2005-06 to 2011-12, the new base year. The data computed by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) and released by the Niti Aayog show that India never really grew in double-digits in 2010-11, nor was it the high-growth economy in the five years preceding this as earlier thought to be. It so happens that this period covers the two terms of the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government, and the new data have predictably set off a political storm. Congress may feel aggrieved as its biggest achievement, of taking India on the high GDP growth path, has come under question. During earlier instances of backcasting of GDP data, the political environment was not as deeply polarised as it is now, and so the exercise remained more academic.
Paragraph 2: The danger in the political slugfest now is that the many valuable insights that can be gleaned from the data will be lost sight of. The biggest of these is that India never really decoupled from the global economy during the years of the financial crisis (2008-10), unlike what was earlier believed. The new back series data show a much lower growth rate. This is an important learning for policymakers, going forward. Any criticism of the data has to take into account the fact that it has been generated by a thoroughly professional organization, the CSO, and the methods have been scrutinized by experts, including past chief statisticians, and the Advisory Committee on National Accounts Statistics. Certainly, the release of the back series by the Niti Aayog goes against convention and is bad in optics. But this should not be a reason to contest its integrity. The method of computation reflects the latest United Nations System of National Accounts; it also captures changes in the economy since 2004-05. Data sources have also been updated. Experts had testified to the robustness of the method when it was introduced in 2015, even while underlining that the availability of reliable data was crucial to arrive at the correct overall picture. There is little doubt that India needs to invest more in data collection and integration and do informal sector surveys more frequently. Robust, updated data are, in fact, insurance against politicians hijacking what is essentially an economic exercise.
Q. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word Slugfest as used in the passage?
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words are given in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.
Paragraph 1: Backcasting, or reworking past national accounts statistics based on the latest base year, is a regular exercise that governments carry out. Mainly done to enable precise comparison and analysis, it is a difficult exercise prone to contestation as it involves the inclusion of newer data sources, exclusion of outdated ones and making some subjective assumptions in the process. Throw in the political element, and GDP backcasting can become a controversial exercise, as it has now become in the case of the release of back series data from 2005-06 to 2011-12, the new base year. The data computed by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) and released by the Niti Aayog show that India never really grew in double-digits in 2010-11, nor was it the high-growth economy in the five years preceding this as earlier thought to be. It so happens that this period covers the two terms of the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government, and the new data have predictably set off a political storm. Congress may feel aggrieved as its biggest achievement, of taking India on the high GDP growth path, has come under question. During earlier instances of backcasting of GDP data, the political environment was not as deeply polarised as it is now, and so the exercise remained more academic.
Paragraph 2: The danger in the political slugfest now is that the many valuable insights that can be gleaned from the data will be lost sight of. The biggest of these is that India never really decoupled from the global economy during the years of the financial crisis (2008-10), unlike what was earlier believed. The new back series data show a much lower growth rate. This is an important learning for policymakers, going forward. Any criticism of the data has to take into account the fact that it has been generated by a thoroughly professional organization, the CSO, and the methods have been scrutinized by experts, including past chief statisticians, and the Advisory Committee on National Accounts Statistics. Certainly, the release of the back series by the Niti Aayog goes against convention and is bad in optics. But this should not be a reason to contest its integrity. The method of computation reflects the latest United Nations System of National Accounts; it also captures changes in the economy since 2004-05. Data sources have also been updated. Experts had testified to the robustness of the method when it was introduced in 2015, even while underlining that the availability of reliable data was crucial to arrive at the correct overall picture. There is little doubt that India needs to invest more in data collection and integration and do informal sector surveys more frequently. Robust, updated data are, in fact, insurance against politicians hijacking what is essentially an economic exercise.
Q. Which of the following is MOST OPPOSITE in meaning to the word Aggrieved as used in the passage?
Given below is a passage with five blanks (A-E). A word written in bold is given against each blank. If the given word is inappropriate, choose the word from the options which fills the blank most appropriately, else select ‘No improvement’ as your answer.
The witness protection programme is at last in place. Pending legislation by Parliament, the Supreme Court has asked the states to implement a scheme framed by the Centre to protect witnesses in criminal trials from threat, ____(A)____ [solace] and undue influence. Given the abysmal rate of convictions in the country, it is inexcusable that it took so long. The need to protect witnesses has been emphasized by Law Commission reports and court judgments for years. Witnesses turning hostile is a major reason for most____(B)____ [impeachments]. In the current system, there is little incentive for witnesses to turn up in court and ____(C)____ [evident] against criminals. Besides threats to their lives, they experience hostility and harassment while attending courts. The ____(D)____ [tardy] judicial process seldom takes into account the distance they have traveled or the time they have lost in attending court, only to be told they have to return another day. As Justice A.K. Sikri points out, the condition of witnesses in the Indian legal system is “pathetic”, as it takes them for granted. It is gratifying that the court has played a ____(E)____ [lackadaisical] role in getting the Centre and the States to come up with a concrete proposal. The Centre deserves credit for coming forward to suggest that its draft witness protection scheme be introduced by judicial mandate instead of waiting for formal legislation.
Q. Which of the following fits the blank labeled (A)?
Given below is a passage with five blanks (A-E). A word written in bold is given against each blank. If the given word is inappropriate, choose the word from the options which fills the blank most appropriately, else select ‘No improvement’ as your answer.
The witness protection programme is at last in place. Pending legislation by Parliament, the Supreme Court has asked the states to implement a scheme framed by the Centre to protect witnesses in criminal trials from threat, ____(A)____ [solace] and undue influence. Given the abysmal rate of convictions in the country, it is inexcusable that it took so long. The need to protect witnesses has been emphasized by Law Commission reports and court judgments for years. Witnesses turning hostile is a major reason for most____(B)____ [impeachments]. In the current system, there is little incentive for witnesses to turn up in court and ____(C)____ [evident] against criminals. Besides threats to their lives, they experience hostility and harassment while attending courts. The ____(D)____ [tardy] judicial process seldom takes into account the distance they have traveled or the time they have lost in attending court, only to be told they have to return another day. As Justice A.K. Sikri points out, the condition of witnesses in the Indian legal system is “pathetic”, as it takes them for granted. It is gratifying that the court has played a ____(E)____ [lackadaisical] role in getting the Centre and the States to come up with a concrete proposal. The Centre deserves credit for coming forward to suggest that its draft witness protection scheme be introduced by judicial mandate instead of waiting for formal legislation.
Q. Which of the following fits the blank labeled (B)?
Given below is a passage with five blanks (A-E). A word written in bold is given against each blank. If the given word is inappropriate, choose the word from the options which fills the blank most appropriately, else select ‘No improvement’ as your answer.
The witness protection programme is at last in place. Pending legislation by Parliament, the Supreme Court has asked the states to implement a scheme framed by the Centre to protect witnesses in criminal trials from threat, ____(A)____ [solace] and undue influence. Given the abysmal rate of convictions in the country, it is inexcusable that it took so long. The need to protect witnesses has been emphasized by Law Commission reports and court judgments for years. Witnesses turning hostile is a major reason for most____(B)____ [impeachments]. In the current system, there is little incentive for witnesses to turn up in court and ____(C)____ [evident] against criminals. Besides threats to their lives, they experience hostility and harassment while attending courts. The ____(D)____ [tardy] judicial process seldom takes into account the distance they have traveled or the time they have lost in attending court, only to be told they have to return another day. As Justice A.K. Sikri points out, the condition of witnesses in the Indian legal system is “pathetic”, as it takes them for granted. It is gratifying that the court has played a ____(E)____ [lackadaisical] role in getting the Centre and the States to come up with a concrete proposal. The Centre deserves credit for coming forward to suggest that its draft witness protection scheme be introduced by judicial mandate instead of waiting for formal legislation.
Q. Which of the following fits the blank labeled (C)?
Given below is a passage with five blanks (A-E). A word written in bold is given against each blank. If the given word is inappropriate, choose the word from the options which fills the blank most appropriately, else select ‘No improvement’ as your answer.
The witness protection programme is at last in place. Pending legislation by Parliament, the Supreme Court has asked the states to implement a scheme framed by the Centre to protect witnesses in criminal trials from threat, ____(A)____ [solace] and undue influence. Given the abysmal rate of convictions in the country, it is inexcusable that it took so long. The need to protect witnesses has been emphasized by Law Commission reports and court judgments for years. Witnesses turning hostile is a major reason for most____(B)____ [impeachments]. In the current system, there is little incentive for witnesses to turn up in court and ____(C)____ [evident] against criminals. Besides threats to their lives, they experience hostility and harassment while attending courts. The ____(D)____ [tardy] judicial process seldom takes into account the distance they have traveled or the time they have lost in attending court, only to be told they have to return another day. As Justice A.K. Sikri points out, the condition of witnesses in the Indian legal system is “pathetic”, as it takes them for granted. It is gratifying that the court has played a ____(E)____ [lackadaisical] role in getting the Centre and the States to come up with a concrete proposal. The Centre deserves credit for coming forward to suggest that its draft witness protection scheme be introduced by judicial mandate instead of waiting for formal legislation.
Q. Which of the following fits the blank labeled (D)?
Given below is a passage with five blanks (A-E). A word written in bold is given against each blank. If the given word is inappropriate, choose the word from the options which fills the blank most appropriately, else select ‘No improvement’ as your answer.
The witness protection programme is at last in place. Pending legislation by Parliament, the Supreme Court has asked the states to implement a scheme framed by the Centre to protect witnesses in criminal trials from threat, ____(A)____ [solace] and undue influence. Given the abysmal rate of convictions in the country, it is inexcusable that it took so long. The need to protect witnesses has been emphasized by Law Commission reports and court judgments for years. Witnesses turning hostile is a major reason for most____(B)____ [impeachments]. In the current system, there is little incentive for witnesses to turn up in court and ____(C)____ [evident] against criminals. Besides threats to their lives, they experience hostility and harassment while attending courts. The ____(D)____ [tardy] judicial process seldom takes into account the distance they have traveled or the time they have lost in attending court, only to be told they have to return another day. As Justice A.K. Sikri points out, the condition of witnesses in the Indian legal system is “pathetic”, as it takes them for granted. It is gratifying that the court has played a ____(E)____ [lackadaisical] role in getting the Centre and the States to come up with a concrete proposal. The Centre deserves credit for coming forward to suggest that its draft witness protection scheme be introduced by judicial mandate instead of waiting for formal legislation.
Q. Which of the following fits the blank labeled (E)?
In the following question, a sentence is given with three words in Underline. Replace the word if needed or else choose option 5 if no correction is required.
As expected, the array of presidential dubious for the 2020 U.S. election has widened considerably on the Democratic Party side, with at least eight candidates declared running, another six likely to run, and a further eight potential entrants sitting on the fence.
I. Dubious – hopefuls
II. Potential – dormant
III. Fence – rock
In the following question, a sentence is given with three words in Underline. Replace the word if needed or else choose option 5 if no correction is required.
Jallikattu may have drawn the engrossment of animal rights activists for the calculable accounts of cruelty to bulls, but the deaths fall mostly on the human side of the ledger.
I. Engrossment – attention
II. Calculable – innumerable
III. Ledger – account
In the following question, a sentence is given with three words in Underline. Replace the word if needed or else choose option 5 if no correction is required.
Rattled by the accretion in upper caste votes in the recent Assembly elections in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, the BJP government has attempted to recover this traditional vote base through an unapologetic political tautness.
I. Accretion – erosion
II. Traditional – contemporary
III. Tautness – manoeuvre
The following sentences form a paragraph. The second and fourth sentences of the paragraph are given. The rest of the sentences are numbered as P, Q, R, S and T. These five parts are not given in their proper order. Read the sentences and choose the alternative that arranges them in the correct order.
P. And fast-forward long-pending reforms so as to boost overall growth
2. India’s largest car manufacturer, point to a smart turnaround in consumer sentiment.
Q. Zooming second-quarter results with its net up 29% notched by Maruti Suzuki
4. Implying an uptick in the investment cycle.
R. The Narendra Modi government needs to seize the initiative
S. Which remains lacklustre at about 5% of GDP.
T. It seems to suggest a pickup in demand for transport equipment and of order inflows for India Inc.,
Which of the following should be the first sentence after rearrangement?
The following sentences form a paragraph. The second and fourth sentences of the paragraph are given. The rest of the sentences are numbered as P, Q, R, S and T. These five parts are not given in their proper order. Read the sentences and choose the alternative that arranges them in the correct order.
P. And fast-forward long-pending reforms so as to boost overall growth
2. India’s largest car manufacturer, point to a smart turnaround in consumer sentiment.
Q. Zooming second-quarter results with its net up 29% notched by Maruti Suzuki
4. Implying an uptick in the investment cycle.
R. The Narendra Modi government needs to seize the initiative
S. Which remains lacklustre at about 5% of GDP.
T. It seems to suggest a pickup in demand for transport equipment and of order inflows for India Inc.,
Which of the following should be the third sentence after rearrangement?
The following sentences form a paragraph. The second and fourth sentences of the paragraph are given. The rest of the sentences are numbered as P, Q, R, S and T. These five parts are not given in their proper order. Read the sentences and choose the alternative that arranges them in the correct order.
P. And fast-forward long-pending reforms so as to boost overall growth
2. India’s largest car manufacturer, point to a smart turnaround in consumer sentiment.
Q. Zooming second-quarter results with its net up 29% notched by Maruti Suzuki
4. Implying an uptick in the investment cycle.
R. The Narendra Modi government needs to seize the initiative
S. Which remains lacklustre at about 5% of GDP.
T. It seems to suggest a pickup in demand for transport equipment and of order inflows for India Inc.,
Which of the following should be the fifth sentence after rearrangement?
The following sentences form a paragraph. The second and fourth sentences of the paragraph are given. The rest of the sentences are numbered as P, Q, R, S and T. These five parts are not given in their proper order. Read the sentences and choose the alternative that arranges them in the correct order.
P. And fast-forward long-pending reforms so as to boost overall growth
2. India’s largest car manufacturer, point to a smart turnaround in consumer sentiment.
Q. Zooming second-quarter results with its net up 29% notched by Maruti Suzuki
4. Implying an uptick in the investment cycle.
R. The Narendra Modi government needs to seize the initiative
S. Which remains lacklustre at about 5% of GDP.
T. It seems to suggest a pickup in demand for transport equipment and of order inflows for India Inc.,
Which of the following should be the sixth sentence after rearrangement?
The following sentences form a paragraph. The second and fourth sentences of the paragraph are given. The rest of the sentences are numbered as P, Q, R, S and T. These five parts are not given in their proper order. Read the sentences and choose the alternative that arranges them in the correct order.
P. And fast-forward long-pending reforms so as to boost overall growth
2. India’s largest car manufacturer, point to a smart turnaround in consumer sentiment.
Q. Zooming second-quarter results with its net up 29% notched by Maruti Suzuki
4. Implying an uptick in the investment cycle.
R. The Narendra Modi government needs to seize the initiative
S. Which remains lacklustre at about 5% of GDP.
T. It seems to suggest a pickup in demand for transport equipment and of order inflows for India Inc.,
Which of the following should be the last sentence after rearrangement?
In the following question, one part of the sentence may have an error. Find out which part of the sentence has an error and click the option corresponding to it. If the sentence is free from error, click the 'No error' option.
Q. Peter and Tom got(A)/ into a scary fight,(B)/ and Tom dashed(C)/ Peter’s head on the wall.(D)/ No error(E)
Select the most appropriate option, out of the five options given for each of the following sentences, which in your view, should be grammatically and structurally correct. Please note that the meaning and the context of the sentence must not change.
Select the most appropriate option, out of the five options given for each of the following sentences, which in your view, should be grammatically and structurally correct. Please note that the meaning and the context of the sentence must not change.
Select the most appropriate option, out of the five options given for each of the following sentences, which in your view, should be grammatically and structurally correct. Please note that the meaning and the context of the sentence must not change.
Fill in the blanks.
The ladies rushed to the _________ of their queen, _________ to take the shoes off her delicate feet.
Fill in the blanks.
Watching the train appear out of the thick smoke was a _________sight to _________.
The following question contains a sentence with one blank only. Below are given six words as answer choices. You have to choose an option with choices which can make the sentence complete.
The only _________ thing about him was the shine in his eyes that came on when he talked about her.
A. Refuge
B. Resilient
C. Striking
D. Vibrant
E. Treacherous
F. Fumigating
Fill in the blanks with the correct set of words.
India’s employment _________ and the state of its labour _________ are both subjects of national news.
Fill in the blanks.
The climate could best be _______ as a temperate zone with medium to high _______.
Which of the following is an incorrectly spelled word?
In the following question, a part of the sentence is underlined. Below are given alternatives to the underlined part, which may improve the sentence. Choose the correct alternative. In case no improvement is needed, choose the option ‘No improvement’.
The government had being undertaken appropriate measures to curb the rising population in the country.
A. Had been to undertaken
B. Has been undertaking
C. Had undertaken
D. Would undertaking
In the following question, an idiomatic expression and its four possible meanings are given. Find out the correct meaning of the idiomatic expression and indicate the number of that meaning as your answer. If you do not find any correct answer among the options, mark (5) i.e. ‘None of these’ as your answer.
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