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Question : 36

Will they succeed? No harm trying. Does India weaken its case by aligning with the G4? Nonsense. China’s argument that it would support India _____________ were to break ranks with Japan; and the US argument that it has no problem with India’s candidature but remains conflicted on Germany over Italy and Brazil over Mexico, are all divide-and-rule _____________ and have to be exposed as such. None of the P5 countries _____________ cast-iron guarantees to India that it would get India into the UNSC if it abandons the G4. So, the argument that the G4 route weakens India’s case is a _____________

a) if - tactics - has given - red herring.

b) if it – planning - has given - red herring.

c) if it - tactics – had been given - red herring.

d) if it - tactics - has given - red tape.

e) if it - tactics - has given - red herring.

Question : 37

India is displeased with the treatment of the ethnic minorities and _____________ no great effort to conceal this. What are the lessons to be learnt? Constitution-making has to be a _____________ exercise, as it was in India, when every member of the Constituent Assembly _____________ his or her signature to the charter of rights and responsibilities. _____________, if that is not possible, the next best thing may be to get the concurrence of the largest possible majority. This is what the Nepalese have done. They may, rightfully, point out that the vast majority of the Constituent Assembly voted for the Constitution in its present form.

a) Had been made - consensual - appended - However

b) has made - consensus - appended - However

c) has made - consensual - appended - However

d) has made - consensual - amended - However

e) has made - consensual - appended - Therefore

Question : 38

The worst market sell-off in _____________ history may be around the corner. Just don’t blame China alone for it. Since 2007, the aggregate size of central banks’ balance sheets has tripled to $22 trillion; _____________ by asset repurchases to stave off a deeper crisis. After Lehman Brothers’ collapse _____________ a rout, the biggest central banks around the world _____________ ‘quantitative easing’, or huge wads of cheap money, to encourage investment and bolster confidence.

a) Recent - bloated - triggered - unleashed

b) Current - bloated - triggered - unleashed

c) Recent - compressed - triggered - unleashed

d) Recent - bloated – influenced by - unleashed

e) Recent - bloated - triggered – enlarged