In questions ( 1 to 10 ) Fill in the blanks
Q1)-it has soared against most currencies, including the rupee, on the_________ that his economic policies will spur growth and inflation in the world’s largest economy.
Q2)-He prospect of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates provided an updraught that helped the dollar extend a record appreciating_________ against the euro last week and pushed the rupee past 68 to a dollar.
Q3)-My mother's grief was so_______________that none could______ her laugh.
Q4)-Foreign institutional investors have sold more than $2.5 billion of Indian equity and debt holdings so far this month, compared with the about $1.5 billion they__________ through October.
Q5)-The wounded soldiers were____________ by their___________.
Q6)-When organisations________________creativity, the usual method of maintaining order and______________are indeed shaken.
Q7)-Political commitment and resource mobilisation will be crucial to meet targets for __________ of emissions and adaptation.
Q8)-The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change will hear from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in 2018 on what impact an additional warming of 1.5°C could have on the planet and what can be done to_________ it is pegged at this level.
Q9)-A person who changes his side/party is called a _____________.
Q10)-Democracies, perhaps, need to take somewhat greater note of what actually caused the Clinton ‘meltdown’, which was contrary to all__________ forecasts.
Q1)-it has soared against most currencies, including the rupee, on the_________ that his economic policies will spur growth and inflation in the world’s largest economy.
immediately
randomly
expectation
rapidly
Ans.- C
Q2)-He prospect of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates provided an updraught that helped the dollar extend a record appreciating_________ against the euro last week and pushed the rupee past 68 to a dollar.
aberrancy
aberration
deviance
streak
Ans.- D
Q3)-My mother's grief was so_______________that none could______ her laugh.
deep, do
severe, made
profound, make
serious, got
Ans.- C
Q4)-Foreign institutional investors have sold more than $2.5 billion of Indian equity and debt holdings so far this month, compared with the about $1.5 billion they__________ through October.
prolonged
wicked
offloaded
uncrated
Ans.- C
Q5)-The wounded soldiers were____________ by their___________.
enervated, friends
evacuated, comrades
vacated, foes
excavated, allies
Ans.- B
Q6)-When organisations________________creativity, the usual method of maintaining order and______________are indeed shaken.
encourage, decorum
enhance, supply
exhibit, durability
proposes,.humility
Ans.- A
Q7)-Political commitment and resource mobilisation will be crucial to meet targets for __________ of emissions and adaptation.
indictment
condemnation
censure
mitigation
Ans.- D
Q8)-The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change will hear from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in 2018 on what impact an additional warming of 1.5°C could have on the planet and what can be done to_________ it is pegged at this level.
cleft
crack
ensure
division
Ans.- C
Q9)-A person who changes his side/party is called a _____________.
skun
homophone
turner
turncoat
Ans.- D
Q10)-Democracies, perhaps, need to take somewhat greater note of what actually caused the Clinton ‘meltdown’, which was contrary to all__________ forecasts.
gloomy
optimistic
dejected
sorrowful
Ans.- B
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