multiple fillers section 2 Detailed Explanation And More Example

Question : 1

The core of the Chinese economic policy is to create jobs at _____________ cost, as long as basic raw material costs are covered. The banks, _____________, are funded by the People’s Bank of China, which prints currency notes to _____________ that this cycle continues as it brings in the dollars, generates jobs and ensures that China can continue its breakneck speed of economic growth. The same holds for infrastructure. The banks _____________ tons of companies who build ghost cities, highways to nowhere and buildings that no one occupies because the investment growth remains high and no one looks at economic returns.

a) all - on the other issue - ensure - fund

b) all - on the other issue - ensure - fund

c) any - on the other hand – make sure of – funding

d) any - on the other hand - ensure - fund

e) any - on the other hand - make sure of – funding

Question : 2

Ultimately, any such formal recognition must be informed by experiences from real-life content removal requests. In Europe, where the right to be forgotten _____________, many of the data-deletion requests involve the _____________ past criminal behaviour. Nearly 20% of the requests were for removal of reportage relating to fraud, and 12% for allegations relating to child pornography. The question now is _____________ protection of individual privacy is _____________ important than the protection of an uncensored internet.

a) recognised - removed of - whether - more

b) recognised - removed of - whether - more

c) has been recognised - removal of - rather – most

d) has been recognised - removal of - rather – most

e) has been recognised - removal of - whether - more

Question : 3

A search engine may weigh the public interest in such information _____________ the right of the person seeking its removal. But this process is _____________ transparent. Moreover, drawing attention to the content _____________ would only further highlight it, creating what is known as a ‘Streisand effect’. With online privacy and data protection fast becoming important areas of legislative consideration, it is only _____________ before proponents of the right to be forgotten seek its formal approval. But a nuanced conversation about this right will only get off the ground after a comprehensive right to privacy is established.

a) against - seldom - being removed - a matter of time

b) In accordance with - sometimes - being removed - a matter of time

c) In accordance with - sometimes - being removed - a matter of time

d) against - seldom - been removed - a case of time

e) against - seldom - been removed - a case of time

Question : 4

Take achieving _____________ access to contraception and family planning: it will mean _____________ orphans and mothers dying in childbirth. It will also generate a _____________, with more people of productive age. In total, every dollar spent will mean $120 of benefits to society. _____________, with ending tuberculosis by 2030 (saving nearly 1.5 million lives a year, with each dollar leading to $43 worth of benefits) and completing the Doha free trade deal (lifting incomes and cutting poverty especially in developing countries, the benefits would be worth $2,000 more than the costs).

a) global - fewer - demographic dividend - Likewise

b) universal - more - demographic dividend - Likewise

c) universal - fewer - demographic dividend - Likewise

d) universal - fewer - demographic profit - Likewise

e) universal - fewer - demographic dividend - unlike

Question : 5

This seems counterintuitive but is a growing leadership challenge. High performance and individual happiness cannot stay _____________, notwithstanding the hardliner view that workplaces are about business success alone. It _____________ helps the individual nor eventually the organisation. It is not just about engagement levels at a workplace, which _____________ a short-term issue. It is about a Happiness Quotient, a bedrock of long-term effectiveness and _____________ high performance. How can we create Happier Workplaces, not just successful ones? Places where there is a sense of joy and fulfilment, of trust and collaboration. And yes, tasks get delivered without a ringmaster’s presence.

a) divorce - neither - could be - sustained

b) divorced - either - could be - sustained

c) divorced - neither - can be - sustained

d) divorced - neither - could be - sustained

e) divorced - neither - could be - sustain

Question : 6

No free pizzas and food courts can substitute good work. The tasks must be _____________ nor too little. Excessive and unending lists of ‘to dos’ drain people and confuse them on priorities. Bad and in adequately understood multitasking is a happiness drain. _____________ on your plate also makes one unhappy. And is the kind of work that one is tasked with really something that the talent looks forward _____________? Many organisations assign work of a level far removed than the profile of the user. Some tasks are just too _____________ and never seem to connect with the larger purpose. It may seem to some that work, especially documents and presentations, is deliberately being constructed to keep people busy. The manager must always be alert and respectful of such cues. There are always constructive solutions but does the workplace pick up the cues?

a) neither too many - Not having enough - to - mundane

b) neither too much - Not had enough - to - mundane

c) neither too much - Not having enough - in - mundane

d) neither too much - Not having enough - to - tedius

e) neither too much - Not having enough - to - mundane