multiple fillers section 2 Detailed Explanation And More Example

Question : 1

While the good is getting better, the bad may be getting _____________. The situation in Afghanistan, including Pakistan’s role in planting designated terrorists as the new Taliban ‘leaders’ with _____________ US acceptance, has alarmed New Delhi. Washington’s continuous _____________ to believe in Islamabad’s myth-making abilities _____________ a sour point but the latest play has made New Delhi extremely unhappy.

a) worst - clear - tendency - has always been

b) worst - clear - tendency - has always been

c) worse - apparent -tend - has always being

d) worse - apparent - tendency - tend - has always being

e) worse - apparent - tendency - has always been

Question : 2

Early movers often lose the plot when they begin to make ill-informed _____________ between scale and customer satisfaction (often by sacrificing customer satisfaction for scale) or revenue growth and profitability (sometimes sacrificing profitability for growth – and sometimes viceversa). _____________ early mover advantage can be built only if there is a deep knowledge of customer and business/domain trends. Winners use this knowledge and insight _____________ the kind of thrusts a new entrant could make to snatch market share and constantly strengthen their armour at precisely these spots. At times, this could involve proactively investing in technology and analytics, and _____________ it could be about opening a new line of business or service. A late entrant with deeper pockets can try and imitate, and even better your strategy. So, think about what you are doing that someone with access to funds cannot easily imitate. What is positively difficult to imitate is the culture. What is also positively difficult to imitate is IP. And, in a complex business that is not necessarily IP driven, the quality of execution is equally difficult to imitate.

a) trade-offs - Sustainable – to be anticipated - at other times

b) trade-offs - Sustainable - to anticipate - at other times

c) balance - Sustained - to anticipate - at better times

d) trade-offs - Sustainable - to be anticipated - at better times

e) balance - Sustainable - to anticipate - at other times

Question : 3

There are many ironies investing the _____________ of Nepal’s new Constitution. President Ram Baran Yadav, who formally signed the charter on September 20, is a Madhesi. His community is unhappy about the Constitution. Who are the Madhesis? They _____________ the southern plains of Nepal. Many have familial connections on the Indian side of the border. Why are they unhappy? Because they feel, with good reason, that the Constitution will not do them much good. On the other hand, the manner of _____________ of provinces, they are convinced, will work to their disadvantage. The Tharus, another _____________ who mostly inhabit the western reaches of the Nepal plains, have similar apprehensions. The violence that has been unleashed by these unhappy elements has already claimed close to 50 lives.

a) promulgated - inhabit - delineation - ethnic group

b) promulgation - inhabit - delineation - ethnic group

c) promulgation - inhibition - delineation - ethnic group

d) promulgation - inhabit – delineated by - ethnic group

e) promulgation - inhabit - delineation - minority group

Question : 4

It is appalling to see how these Gulf nations, floating in wealth, show no compassion or _____________ responsibility of this crisis. It’s indeed a disgrace to the Muslim community who are shying away from taking the onus. How can they turn their backs to their ‘own’ people? Yes, the refugees do need the financial support _____________the pieces of their once beautiful life; no denying that fact. But what they need the most is _____________. A flourishing economy like Kuwait would have been an ideal ground for the abandoned _____________ because of similar customs, language, beliefs. Closing doors to these destitute and asking them to seek asylum elsewhere(EU being the most popular choice) where they are alien to their language, rituals, festivals and customs , reflects the inhumane and insensitive stance of these nations and its leaders.

a) Shared by - to take up - compassion - to recapitulate

b) Shared by - to take up - compassion - to recapitulate

c) sharing of - to pick up - no disturbance - to recalculate

d) sharing of - to pick up - compassion - to recapitulate

e) sharing of - to pick up - no disturbance - to recalculate

Question : 5

Many businessmen, including small traders, are becoming NRIs. Or asking their kin not to return to India after completing their studies or employment _____________. In 2015, _____________ reversing the money drain, the government is aiding it. Amidst all the talk about attracting FDI, what can be a bigger PR disaster than home-grown business leaders planning _____________ their residences and investments overseas? It comes as little surprise that India _____________ the Foreign Direct Investment Confidence Index’s Top 10 list for the first time in 10 years.

a) abroad - instead of - to shift - dropped off

b) foreign - Indeed - to shift - dropped off

c) foreign - Indeed - to shift - dropped off

d) abroad - instead of - to be shifted - decline

e) abroad - instead of - to be shifted - decline

Question : 6

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