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In the following passages, some of the words have been left out. First read the passage over and try to understand what it is about. Then fill in the blanks with the help of the alternatives given.
The Reserve Bank of India under governor (1) from surprising investors for the first time since October by leaving the key policy rate unchanged, but (2) a red flag on inflationary pressures that likely signal the end of (3) borrowing costs. At the same time, interest rates may not (4) up any time before next year as RBI has factored in enough bad news on the inflation front. Economic prospects are brighter due to the "wartime pace" of (5), the upcoming implementation of the goods and services tax and (6) of lending rates by banks. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), which voted unanimously for the fourth time in a (7), did raise the reverse repo rate, at which RBI pays banks for excess deposits, by a quarter point. That was aimed at reducing the (8) to money market rates caused by a (9) in liquidity due to flow of funds into banks after demonetisation. The central bank raised both the economic growth and inflation (10) for the fiscal year, and laid out measures to tackle surplus liquidity due to demonetisation and a likely surge in overseas fund flows that are making interest rate policy less effective.
Q1.
(a) indulged
(b) abstain
(c) refrained
(d) encouraged
Q2.
(a) remained
(b) waved
(c)persisted
(d) fluctuate
Q3.
(a) lower
(b) greater
(c) higher
(d) escalator
Q4.
(a) rush
(b) crawl
(c) plod
(d) slither
Q5.
(a) methodization
(b) monetisation
(c) demonetisation
(d) remonetisation
Q6.
(a) scathing
(b) drilling
(c) slashing
(d) cutting
Q7.
(a) row
(b) column
(c) queue
(d) rumble
Q8.
(a) clarity
(b) malformation
(c) perfection
(d) distortion
Q9.
(a) increase
(b) Surge
(c) decline
(d) rise
Q10.
(a) predict
(b) foretells
(c) forecasts
(d) ignores
Answers:-
Q-1-(c)
Q-2-(b)
Q-3-(a)
Q-4-(b)
Q-5-(d)
Q-6-(c)
Q-7-(a)
Q-8-(d)
Q-9-(b)
Q-10-(c)
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