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www. previouspapers.co.in Fill In the blanks Sentence CompletionQuestions are designed to test net only the reading skills of the student but comprehension bilities, vocabulary and legical reasoning.Such questions consists of one .two or more blanks to be filled in by words or phrases which are the best cholc= among thase glven.Sentence completion questions should be approached in a systematic manner to get the right answer. Test of reading skills : First read the question from beginign to the end. Try to understan the tone of the sentence ;whether positive or negative, descriptive ,active or passive. Test of comprehension abilities : Once yau have read the sentence you can comprehend the meaning and thus guess at the missing word's. Here again special effort has to taken to ensure that the tense is taken into account. The Degree (positive,comparativessuperlative) has to be correct .THe gender has to right tool! Test of vocabulary : ence you get the hint of the word's which could fit in, you can begin to read the choices. Here the mast important thing is the tone of the sentence . ex: jeticatley loudly tn amusement. He. laughed /Guftamed Here the abviously the word laughed will fit in the frst sentence while guffamed Is the better cholce for the second sentence. Let us look at another example, ‘mr.john,a biolonist,spen three seasons in the antartc and returned with clear perceptions of that .......... and uninhabitable place. Ujarld 2)deserted 3)rere nomadic you are locking at a word which goes well with uninhabitable thaugh deserted fits, but it means left alone.Aand means dry,nomadic cannot fit.Thus the best choice would be rere, even if you da hat know the meaning of the word. Test of Logical reasoning- 2s you go through the cholees you can guess In on word which fits best logically. Here, all the above skills are tested and only one word will fit all paramaters. Ex: The eee seseeeitsssusssen atmospere was shatbered when news of the grandparents illness reached them, U)desperate 2)innocent 3)convival 4)adilligent you can see here that the atmasphere has to be happy ,full of catebration , the convival fits best here Recrultment16.In= pirections—(@. 1-5) 1n each of the. sentences there are two blank spaces: nelow each five pairs of words have been denoted by letters (A), (8), (C), (D) and (E). Find out which pair of words can be filled up in the blanks in the sentence in the same sequence to make the sentence meaningfully complete. 1.8 commutiee has been.....t0...~.-..the tranefermation of the city into an Internaberal france centre, A) constituted, carwvert (Sone eee {C) converged, evaluate {p} matuaed, change E) inaugurated, determine 22. Keeping In mind the._....ta develop the sector the gavernment has..._...salleted foreign Investment. (A) importance, never (2) proposal, forcibly (C) objective, wanted 0) wien, discretely (E) need, actively 2. In his speech he vowed to.. he four bilion unbanked individuals across the world into the......of financial inclusion, (0) engage, achievement. {e} convince, era although he puts in........of evertime and takes few holidays, he....... cannot support his family. ject the Gn¥osenstdon pravited Bare is Gil foro wetere Fe ee Hace ee takdoee.. (A) sufficient, however: (6) iat besides www. previouspapers.co.in (C) much, thus {o) plenty, still [E) frequency, yet 5. They have been... (2) relying, ensure (8) improving, secure (C) advocating, confirm [D) debating, necessitate {e} focusing, display on micentives to......these practices are implemented nat grass roct level Directions—[0. 6-15) In the following passage there are blanks. each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case. He was a charismatic leader, an entrepreneur and a highly effective manager all rolled into one. As a leader, he _(6) the company’s growth plan in 3 dedicated manner and he Never ..(7).. focus. The cement industry in those days was doing badly. (8). to everyone's expectations he sanctioned an additional plant in ..(9)...ume. He was ..(10)...that since the cement Industry was cycilc In nature, by the time the plant mas ..(11)...the market would have improved. 1t did happen and the decision ‘brought rich (12). when the plant was commissioned. Not only was he a great entrepreneur but he alsa .(13).. all his senlor people to be (practicing entrepreneurs”. 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