Dear Readers, we have given here the English Practice Questions for upcoming Exams 2017. Candidates can use this material for their preparations.
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Directions (Q. 1-5):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.
1).After two rain-deficit years, _______ showers this year have brightened the ______ of strong farm sector growth.
a) spars, problem
b) scanty, expectation
c) meagre, probability
d) wanting, likelihood
e) bountiful, prospects
2).While the improving power supply situation is comforting, it may not ______ into any _______ for consumers.
a) transcribe, release
b) translate, relief
c) decipher, solace
d) transform, cure
e) decode, remedy
3).There are investors who move away from tried and ________ territory and explore niche spaces to ______ their portfolio.
a) proven, mystify
b) loyal, place
c) tested, diversify
d) reliable, encounter
e) true, modify
4).Thematic funds that invest in a sector _______ higher risk as all the money is _______ in a particular sector.
a) carry, concentrated
b) bear, diffused
c) convey, diluted
d) give stuffed
e) transfer, crushed
5).There is a lot of difference between __________ in an RD and _______ a systematic investment in an equity fund.
a) backing, building
b) lending, shaping
c) infusing, forming
d) investing, making
e) providing, producing
Directions (Q. 6-10):In the following passage, some of the words have been left out, each of which is indicated by a number. Find the suitable word from the options given against each number and fill up the blanks with appropriate words to make the paragraph meaningful.
Payments technology firms and peer-to-peer lending platforms which were (6) under the guidance of Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan are (7) for similar support from Urjit Patel.
Patel is well-known as a macroeconomics person with a hawkish (8) on inflation targeting. But his views on retail banking, payments and technology are yet unknown. (9) worked at the International Monetary Fund like his predecessor and studied at London School of Economics and Yale University, his global exposure is a (10) factor for these technology players.
a) stopped
b) restrained
c) reported
d) locked
e) unleashed
a) gaining
b) discarding
c) hoping
d) making
e) trusting
a) take
b) check
c) eye
d) act
e) view
a) Being
b) When
d) Having
e) However
a) Worrying
b) Comforting
c) Aggravating
d) Nascent
e) Depressing
Answer Key:
1).e 2).b 3).c 4).a 5).d 6).e 7).c 8).a 9).d 10).b
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