MCQ Test: Word Replacement- 3 - Banking Exams MCQ

‘Urgency’ means importance requiring swift action. ‘The singular urgency the SC has shown’ makes perfect sense. ‘Blusters’ means talk in a loud, aggressive, or indignant way with little effect. ‘the Republic TV chief, who blusters away each night’ is the perfect choice. This follows option B. The other words arrangement according to this option also makes perfect sense.

After rearrangement, the correct sentence will be “The singular urgency the SC has shown in the case of the Republic TV chief, who blusters away each night as a megaphone of those in power, who gets virtually the entire Union Cabinet to shed twitter tears for press freedom, fits a dismal pattern. ”

‘Video streaming services’ is the common known phrase. So bold C word will start the arrangement. Only option A fulfills that. The other words arrangement according to this option also makes perfect sense.

After rearrangement, the correct sentence will be “In contrast, video streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime, which have become key distributors for new movies and entertainment content and have gathered millions of subscribers in India in recent years, have not had to follow any such requirement. ”

‘Extension’ means a part that is added to something to enlarge or prolong it. ‘extension of the emergency guaranteed credit scheme’ makes perfect sense. Last bold D word is in perfect place according to the meaning of the sentence. Only option D fulfills that. The other words arrangement according to this option also makes perfect sense.

After rearrangement, the correct sentence will be “The extension of the emergency guaranteed credit scheme for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) is welcome, but not the retention of the conditionality that has constrained loan eligibility.”

By scanning all bold words with the sentence, we can conclude that all words are in perfect place. So option E will be the correct choice here.

After rearrangement, the correct sentence will be “The maiden attempt at constructing a composite and dynamic economic index for India needs to be fine-tuned, to duly optimise policy decisions. ”

In bold A position we need a verb, ‘the state machinery targeted couples’ is making perfect sense. In bold B we also need a noun. ‘broke caste and community barriers’ is the correct choice here. Only option D fulfills that. The other words arrangement according to this option also makes perfect sense.

After rearrangement, the correct sentence will be “ In Gujarat, the state machinery targeted couples who broke caste and community barriers and used the constitutional vision encompassed in the Special Marriages Act, 1954 to marry and co-habit.”

Transfer of chief justices of High Courts away from their (D) parent High Courts is based (C) on the rule that a judge cannot be appointed (B) chief justice of his (A) parent High Court.

He must be sent to a new court where he will be expected(B) to pick up able, experienced,(A)respectable(D) advocate candidates for elevation(C) to fill judicial vacancies.

Karkardooma Court chose a different way to grant bail while pulling up Delhi Police over their lack of evidence, the judge wrote a poem in its order for allowing bail to a Delhi Riots Accused, Babu.

There are a number of causes(C) because of which traders are wary of foreign exchange markets(B), despite its clear benefits(A) while expanding the borders(D) of trade.

Making a team online(D) with no consequences(C) in the real world and no one to judge the performance of the team or question(B) the merit of selecting a player, is all fun(A).

The original set of words refer to the following:

Intrigue refers to a secret plan and thus it seems a misfit to use with accounting.

Inaccuracy means incorrectness, is also inappropriately used, as the banks will prepare their books of accounts with accuracy and not with inaccuracy. This clearly does not fit in.

Condition- refers to the state of something with regard to its appearance, quality, or working order. This is correctly used as per the context.

While looking at the options, ‘techniques’ (option A) is grammatically incorrect, as ‘techniques' would not precede a singular verb “makes”.

‘Consistency’(option B) is contextually incorrect as it means uniformity. This does not fit in and makes the statement meaningless.

‘Sound’(option D) is grammatically incorrect. The correct word would have been soundness whihc means health.

All the words of option C are absolutely correct, ‘Chicanery’ means use of tricks to deceive. ‘Accuracy’ means correctness while ‘health’ is used to show state or financial state and is correct contextually.

Hence option C is correct.

The original words refer to the following: 

Breakthrough- an achievement after a lot of hard work. The tone is negative here and thus this is incorrect.

Controversial- disputed. This is correct in the present context.

Envisaging- imagining. This does not make any sense as it implies that the individuals were imagining influencing the Supreme Court . This sounds absurd.

The original set of words is incorrect. 

Option A- ‘Emission’ means discharge and is irrelevant here.

Option C- ‘Combative’ means aggressive or belligerent and ‘conceiving’ to dreaming or preparing an idea. Both are irrelevant to the context and incorrect.

Option D- ‘Castigating’ means criticizing and does not fit in.

Looking at Option B- 

All the words in this option fit well grammatically as well as contextually.

Outbreak- sudden occurrence.

Contentious- causing or likely to cause an argument.

Plotting- planning.

Hence option B is correct.

All the bold words are correc and do not need any replacement.

Hence option E is correct.

In the original set of words, use of 'objective' is grammatically as well as contextually incorrect. This makes the entire set incorrect.

Option B- ‘Objection’ means challenging or disagreeing with something and is contextually incorrect.

Option C- ‘Support’ is the opposite of what is needed and is contextually incorrect.

Option D- 'Happy' and 'Impoverish' are contextually incorrect and do not fit in.

Option A- All the words are appropriately used as a replacement to the bold words.

Apprehensive- fearful or concerned.

Intended- aimed.

Penalize- punish.

Hence option A is correct.

Use of preposition ‘among’ is incorrect in the sentence, as among is used for more than two things or persons, whereas here, only two variables are used- price and production. Also the phrase 'enriching a mismatch' does not make sense. Hence, the original set is incorrect.

Option A- The preposition ‘from’ is grammatically incorrect.

Option B- ‘Stop’ is contextually as well as grammatically incorrect. It is the opposite of what is needed.

Option C- ‘Reasoning’ does not match as the last word and is contextually incorrect.

Option D- All the words are appropriately used as a replacement for the bold words. They make the statement meaningful.

Hence option D is correct.