Fillers Questions for SBI Clerk Prelims

Directions (1-2): In each of the following questions, a (a) Mature, Juvenile

sentence is given with a blank. There are five idioms (b) Freshly, Delisting
given below each sentence, one out of which can be used (c) Recently, Aborted
in the blank to form a meaningful sentence. Choose the (d) Currently, Defragmented
most appropriate idiom among the five options that (e) None of these
makes the sentence contextually meaningful. If none of
Q4. Democrats in the House of Representatives today
the given idioms could fit in the blank, mark your answer
________________ a plan to reduce net greenhouse gas
as “none of these”
________________ in the US to zero by 2050.
(a) Revealed, Power
Q1. We have folks in our ________________who have pushed (b) Disclosed, Secretions
the limits of both the imagination and physical (c) Alarmed, Discharge
endurance. (d) Unveiled, Emissions
(a) Beat around the bush (e) None of these
(b) Neck of the woods
(c) Call it a day Directions (5-11): In the following questions a
(d) Hit the sack sentence is given with a blank in it. Following each
(e) None of these. sentence five words are provided. Choose the
appropriate word that can fill the given blank to make
the sentence both grammatically and contextually
Q2. Going completely ________________ on Star Wars is
correct.
something that diehard fans probably wouldn’t be able
to do. Q5. Santibanez ____________ on a social media platform
(a) Break a leg called Discord, a five-year-old video-and-voice chat app
(b) Get out of hand that’s a cross between Reddit and Slack.
(c) Easy does it (a) Careless
(d) Cold turkey (b) Stumbled
(e) None of these. (c) Sloppy
(d) Diligent
Directions (3-4): In each of the questions given below, (e) Imperfect
a statement has been given with two words omitted.
Following the statement are four set of words which may
fit in the blanks in the similar sequence as given. Choose
the most appropriate set of words to make the statement
contextually correct and grammatically meaningful. If
none of the given options make the statement complete
and correct, mark ‘e “none of these”, as your answer.

Q3. The NYSE suspended trading in shares of

________________ bankrupt Chesapeake Energy and
commenced ________________ proceedings for the stock,
which is frozen at $11.85.

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Q6. The broader appeal of the application has Directions (12-16): Each question below has two
_____________ the attention of venture investors. blanks, each blank indicating that something has been
(a) Sinned omitted. Choose the set of words for each blank that best
(b) Slapdash fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.
(c) Scrupulous
(d) Unexplained Q12. Many teachers ……… the lack of professional
(e) Captured freedom as the ……… for leaving the job.
(a) cited, reason
Q7. The funding comes with the __________ that stake
(b) explained, force
holders will continue to focus on growing revenue.
(a) Supreme (c) claimed, understanding
(b) Appropriately (d) argued, culprit
(c) Understanding (e) believe, ground
(d) Keeping
(e) Sincerely Q13. Skeptics would not ……….. that the earth actually
moves, let alone that it …………. around the sun.
Q8. The Sports Commission kept us ____________ along the (a) permit, orbits
way and gave us a direct line to the governor’s office. (b) accept, revolves
(a) Appraised (c) experience, circles
(b) Effectiveness (d) assume, went
(c) Succeed (e) challenge, spin
(d) Convicted
(e) Intended
Q14. Unpredictable ………… of the child could not lead
the consultants to any……….
Q9. With private trains expected to begin operations by
(a) performance, setting
April 2023, the Railways said the move would only
____________ travellers by way of confirmed tickets and (b) belief, judgement
faster trains. (c) operation, purpose
(a) Inefficacy (d) behaviour, conclusion
(b) Productive (e) react, decision
(c) Frivolous
(d) Benefit Q15. A public servant who is guilty will not ……………
(e) Effective punishment and no …………. person will be punished.
(a) be, sincere
Q10. Among the major objectives of this project is (b) flee, guilty
__________ of modern technology and reduction in transit (c) defend common
time and the demand-supply deficit. (d) avoid, uniformed
(a) Intense (e) escape, innocent
(b) Productions
(c) Induction
Q16. Few professions can ………….. the sheer variety and
(d) Effectively
constant ……………. of being a doctor.
(e) Seriously
(a) like, struggle
Q11. Large swathes of the tribal blocks and belts (b) share, enthusiast
protected during the British regime have already been (c) match, challenge
______________ upon. (d) draw, work-load
(a) Resume (e) justify, exception
(b) Encroached
(c) Opted Directions (17-21): Pick out the most effective word
(d) Capable from the given words to fill in the blank to make the
(e) Comfort sentence meaningfully complete.

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Q17. Having played the piano since the age of eight, he Q22. The Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship
was ___________ to pursue a career in the music industry. Plan (CSFP) is a programme _________ which member
(a) assure governments _________ scholarships to citizens of other
(b) meant Commonwealth countries.
(c) dreamt (a) inside, manage
(d) reduced (b) of, sanction
(e) declined (c) to, gives
(d) in, determine
Q18. If honesty, humility, hope and power __________ (e) under, offer
Sachin Tendulkar, then this era is something we should
learn from.
Q23. The University of Cambridge was always my first
(a) marks
choice as it is known for a long and distinguished
(b) reflects
tradition in the ______ of science and is one of the oldest
(c) figures
(d) proposes and most _________ universities in the oldest and most
(e) symbolize _________ universities in the world.
(a) ground, renowned
Q19. The promise of a new Nepal seems to be on the (b) field, esteemed
retreat, with the Maoists losing people’s goodwill and (c) enclosure, extolled
__________ an opportunity to create a more democratic (d) department, great
nation under a new constitution. (e) class, enclosed
(a) reeling
(b) enduring Q24. The new generation of young, extremely skilled
(c) squandering and successful entrepreneurs deserves __________ for
(d) crushes daring to break away from the dull and stifling ________ of
(e) extorting working in mega corporate houses to set up their own
businesses.
Q20. The author fairly records the _________ realities (a) approval, coercion
which are faced by the man. (b) decoration, duress
(a) grim (c) praise, motive
(b) stern (d) accolades, constraints
(c) trim (e) reward, suppression
(d) baseless
(e) Welcome
Q25. If the new Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and
Resettlement Bill does __________ morph into an Act it will
Q21. The deal signed in November could have been
doubtless be a ___________ in the cap for the UPA govt.
clinched easily when Iran met in Geneva earlier in the
same month, but was undermined at the ___________ hour (a) absolutely, diamond
by France. (b) naturally, logo
(a) beginning (c) indeed, feather
(b) ending (d) easily, mark
(c) twelfth (e) really, star
(d) eleventh
(e) first Q26. The Rajan committee was set up to ________ a
_________ development index of states.
Directions (22-26): Each sentence below has two (a) evolve, composite
blanks, each blank indicating that something has been (b) expand, complex
omitted. Chose the words for each pair of blanks which (c) disclose, blended
best brings about the meaning of the sentence as a (d) emerge, compound
whole. (e) get, synthesized

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Directions (27-31): Each question below has two
blanks. There are five pairs of words below the sentence.
Each pair is lettered. Choose the pair of words which can
be filled up in the blanks in the sentence in the same
order so as to complete the sentences meaningfully.
Directions (32-36): In each of the following sentences
there are certain blank spaces. Below each sentence
there are five option can be used to fill up the blank in
the sentence in the same sequence to make it
meaningfully complete.

Q27. When you are living with your ____________ values Q32. Bankers commanding astronomic salaries
and principles, you can be straightforward, honest and presided over a collective madness which took the
____________. global financial __________to the precipice - and has
(a) core, upfront affected living standards and economic ________ around
(b) inherited, distinct the world.
(c) innate, durable (a) order, anticipation
(d) cultural, perceptive (b) approach, survey
(e) inborn, vehement (c) system, prospects
(d) method, anticipation
Q28. In the role of counselor, you are an authority figure
(e) process, danger
whose objective is to ____________ attentively and
sensitively to employees who ____________ you with their
Q33. Politicians appeared to be unable or unwilling
feelings.
either to ________high finance effectively or to punish
(a) project, focus
those who had been culpably _________.
(b) manage, direct
(a) control, thoughtless
(c) listen, trust
(d) concentrate, believe (b) regulate, reckless
(e) consider, explain (c) govern, mindless
(d) guide, reckless
Q29. Man is ____________. He likes to know how things (e) adjust, thoughtless
work. The search for understanding is ____________ in its
own right. Q34. Though the Indian media industry has not yet
(a) evolving, prophetic reached a crisis point _____________ to its Western
(b) inquisitive, legal counterparts, the time has come to recalibrate our own
(c) appreciative, fundamental structures to ____________ a sustainable public interest
(d) curious, philosophical information ecology.
(e) social, judgemental (a) variable, assure
(b) proportional, ensure
Q30. Leadership is one of the world’s oldest ____________. (c) similar, insure
The understanding of leadership has figured strongly in (d) comparable, ensure
the ____________ for knowledge. (e) parallel, assure
(a) culture, desire
(b) institutions, passion Q35. Readers sometimes call to ask a specific question,
(c) pre-occupations, quest but the discussion _________ moves on to different areas
(d) subjects, preference of news production and the ________ therein.
(e) undertakings, conviction (a) universally, objection
(b) repeatedly, provocation
Q31. Our ____________ to understand the process of (c) historically, challenges
learning underlying behavior change are ____________ by (d) constantly, summons
the fact that any given behaviour is determined jointly (e) invariably, challenges
by many processes.
(a) normalcy, determined Q36. The solution to excessive campaign expenditure
(b) scope, precede and a much too __________ eye on the electoral cycle is
(c) functions, followed better found in _________ political leaderships to develop
(d) restrictions, moderated self-discipline and to explain to the people the need for
(e) attempts, complicated unpopular, but necessary, decisions.
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(a) centered, inducing Q41. The so-called civilised human race has ____________
(b) blurred, convincing and ill-treated small and large animals in an attempt to
(c) motivated, prompting prove his ____________
(d) focussed, persuading (a) abused, supremacy
(e) fuzzy, influencing (b) misuse, power
(c) cruelty, altruism
Directions (37-41): Pick out the most effective pair of (d) advocated, worthlessness
(e) beaten, generosity
words from the given pair of words to make the
sentences meaningfully complete.
Directions (42-46): The question has two blanks, each
blank indicating that something has been omitted.
Q37. With large classes, it is difficult for teachers to Choose the set of words for each blank that best fits the
____________ regular essay-type questions for homework meaning of the sentences as a whole.
because ____________ long answers would take too much
time. Q42. After having been friends for more than a decade,
(a) consider, writing they had a ________ last year and have not _________ each
(b) revalue, concise other ever since.
(c) pursue, feeling (a) fight, cherished
(d) take, weighing (b) argument, slender
(e) give, marking (c) dispute, seen
(d) quarrel, admired
Q38. Ours is a democracy and any ____________ or use of (e) difference, introduced
force is out of question. Methods of ____________ and
Q43. The workers, several of ________ had complained
education are best suited to a democratic regime.
about their low wages earlier, have now _______ to move
(a) attempt, coercion
the court for the labour rights.
(b) compulsion, persuasion
(a) who, indicated
(c) judgment, prayer
(b) whom, decided
(d) inhuman, apprehension (c) which, threatened
(e) Implied, technology (d) them, resolved
(e) number, warned
Q39. Despite being the ____________ partner in the
relationship, the franchiser doesn’t always have all the Q44. The hutment dwellers were jubilant when the
____________ government _________ an apartment to each of them at
(a) sincere, limitations ________ rates.
(b) vulnerable, powers (a) demolished, fast
(c) active, losses (b) announced, less
(d) dominant, advantages (c) provided, high
(e) authoritative, legalities (d) acquired, low
(e) promised, subsidized
Q40. India’s ____________ over the past half century since
Q45. The organization was deeply ________ by difficulties
independence has been unique and ____________ in many
a decade ago but the new CEO brought many _________
ways.
changes in it and took it to a new high.
(a) thinking, feeling (a) indebted, necessary
(b) development, commendable (b) plagued, vital
(c) victory, risking (c) coping, more
(d) crash, overbearing (d) hurt, critical
(e) regress, praiseworthy (e) shaken, inevitable

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Q46. The prime minister, who is _________ in his holiday Q51. Many people ________ genetically modified food but
home at the moment, said that he was very _________ by the reality is that all the food that we eat has been
the news of India winning the World Cup. genetically modified naturally by thousands of years of
(a) visiting, happy ________.
(b) residing, obliged (a) praise, manipulation
(c) intruding, dejected (b) grow, mismanagement
(d) staying, pleased (c) criticize, farming
(e) resting, cheer (d) avoid, experience
(e) condemn, abuse
Directions (47-51): The following questions have two
blanks, each blank indicating that something has been
Directions (52-56): There are two blanks in each of the
omitted. Choose the set of words for each blank that fits
following sentences. From the pairs of words given,
appropriately to the meaning of the sentence.
choose the one that fills the blanks most appropriately.
Q47. The move to allow dumping of mercury ________ an The first word in the pair should fill the first blank.
outcry from residents of the area who ________ that high
levels of mercury will affect their health and destroy Q52. The British retailer, M & S, today formally __________
ecologically sensitive forest area. defeat in its attempt to __________ King’s, its US subsidiary,
(a) resulted, insist since no potential purchasers were ready to cough up
(b) provoked, fear the necessary cash.
(c) incited, determined (a) admitted, acquire
(d) activated, accept (b) conceded, offload
(e) angered, believe (c) announced, dispose
(d) ratified, auction
Q48. ________ has been taken against some wholesale (e) declare, call
drug dealers for dealing in surgical items without a valid
licence and maintaining a stock of _________ drugs. Q53. Early __________ of maladjustment to college culture
(a) Note, overwhelming is __________ by the tendency to develop friendship
(b) Step, impressive networks outside college which mask signals of
(c) Execute, outdated maladjustment.
(d) Action, expired (a) treatment, compounded
(e) Lawsuit, invalid
(b) detection, facilitated
(c) identification, complicated
Q49. Even as the ________ elsewhere in the world are
(d) prevention, helped
struggling to come out of recession, Indian consumers
(e) curing, irritated
are splurging on consumer goods and to ________ this
growth, companies are investing heavily in various
sectors. Q54. The __________ regions of Spain all have unique
(a) economies, meet cultures, but the __________ views within each region
(b) countries, inhibit make the issue of an acceptable common language of
(c) governments, measure instruction an even more contentious one.
(d) nations, inflict (a) different, discrete
(e) companies, counter (b) distinct, disparate
(c) divergent, distinct
Q50. Centre should _________ ministries whose functions (d) different, competing
________ with the state ministries to save money, deliver (e) differing, powerful
efficiency and avoid duplication of work.
(a) finish, differ Q55. A growing number of these expert professions
(b) establish, contradict __________ having to train foreigners as the students end
(c) constitute, matches up __________ the teachers who have to then unhappily
(d) abolish, overlap contend with no jobs at all or new jobs with drastically
(e) block, vary reduced pay packets.
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(a) resent, replacing Q58. (I) The term ‘politicals’ referred to the officers of
(b) resist, challenging the _____________ Political Department, the precursor of
(c) welcome, assisting our present foreign office under the Raj.
(d) are, supplanting (II) I hadn’t dreamt nor I _______________ about the horrific
(e) requires, scolding accident.
(a) immersion
Q56. Companies that try to improve employees’ (b) speculate
(c) guaranteed
performance by __________ rewards encourage negative
(d) fabled
kinds of behavior instead of __________ a genuine interest
(e) sealed
in doing the work well.
(a) giving, seeking Q59. (I) The significantly widened tax base and higher
(b) bestowing, discouraging ____________ post-demonetisation and GST should allow
(c) conferring, discrediting for some concessions, particularly to those not resorting
(d) withholding, fostering to any evasion.
(e) delivering, furnishing (II) Since the restaurant is not in _________________ with
food safety laws, it will be closed down until the owner
Directions (57-61): In each of the questions given can bring it up to code.
below two sentences are given with a blank. Both the (a) compliance
blanks must be filled with one of the words given in the (b) reverberate
options. The word must make both the sentences (c) rumble
grammatically and contextually correct. (d) summon
(e) resonate
Q57. (I) The Justices will hopefully focus their
Q60. (I) There is no tax on capital ____________ from sale
____________________ on where the nation should draw the
of equity shares or equity mutual fund units, when such
line between personal privacy and the national interest.
sales are after 12 months of their purchase/investment.
(II) They waited for him from four till six o'clock and did
(II) If a thief can rob him of the elixir he ___________
not begin their ____________________ all that time but talked supernatural powers.
in low tones of other matters. (a) Gains
(a) applications (b) lost
(b) calculations (c) incomes
(c) combinations (d) achieves
(d) cautions (e) expenditure
(e) deliberations
Q61. (I) ___________ on the bridge were delayed by 4
weeks due to bad weather.
(II)She ____________ part-time at the restaurant.
(a) deeds
(b) works
(c) constructed
(d) creates
(e) develops

Directions (62-66): In each of the following questions

given below there are two blanks, each blank indicates
that something has been omitted. Choose the set of
words for each blank which best fits to the meaning of
the sentence as a whole.

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Q62. Women do a lot of _________________ between chores, Q67. The accused ____________ asked Girvesh Kumar to
children and professional duties and it can lead to _________ ₹10 lakh in their bank accounts in order to get
mental and physical _________________. materials for medicines at cheap rates.
(a) charging, tension (a) grievously; transform
(b) service, panic (b) accusingly; transmit
(c) coordination, dread (c) allegedly; transfer
(d) balancing, stress (d) offensively; pay
(e) regulation, unease (e) seriously; withdraw

Q63. Given the increasing pressures on __________ as well

Q68. Mr. Tom’s decision comes amid a recent __________ of
as food and water resources, rational arguments would
pardons issued by the President, who has seemed drawn
on balance appear increasingly to favour a ________________
to causes advocated by conservatives, celebrities or
towards vegetarianism.
those who once ____________ on his former reality show,
(a) sense, swing
(b) environment, trend “The Apprentice.”
(c) stable, stream (a) flow; present
(d) reasonable, bearing (b) abundant; seen
(e) credible, tide (c) flood; saw
(d) flurry; appeared
Q64. The more important skill is the ________________ with (e) fury; summoned
which she proceeds to prepare tea for me the moment I
______________ into their home. Q69. While this Administration will always be very
(a) readiness, tread ________ on crime, it believes that those who have paid
(b) touch, mash their debt to society and worked hard to better
(c) expertness, jump themselves while in prison _________ a second chance.
(d) setup, move (a) cruel; provide
(e) skill, break (b) harsh; required
(c) benevolent; got
Q65. The ______________ of Tamil Nadu fishermen’s rights (d) weird; need
in waters around the islet in the ________________ of the (e) tough; deserve
1976 agreement indicates Sri Lanka’s right is not
absolute.
Q70. Assistant Superintendent of Police Shyam Kumar
(a) report, explanation
said the victim ____________ the money through mobile
(b) relation, influx
banking but the accused did not ____________ any items
(c) reiteration, preamble
and kept making excuses.
(d) imitation, prelude
(e) rhythm, survey (a) transferred; provide
(b) shared; gave
Q66. Air pollution is not ________________ to a particular (c) transmitted; required
territory but it is a trans-boundary __________________. (d) send; reveal
(a) bound, real (e) withdrawing; acquire
(b) confined, phenomenon
(c) sheltered, regularity Q71. When the idea to ________ an iftar party was
(d) liberated, illusion presented before the locality, I was __________ to see
(e) compact, conclusion people from other communities came forward to help
with the arrangements.
Directions (67-71): In each of the following sentence, (a) host; beguiled
there are two blank spaces. Below the sentences, there (b) organize; amazed
are five options and the blanks are to be filled with the (c) celebrate; baffled
pair of words given below to make the sentences correct. (d) directed; shocked
Fill up the sentences with the correct word. (e) do; disappointed

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Directions (72-76): In each of the following sentences
there are two blank spaces. Below each sentence there
are five pairs of words denoted by the options (A), (B),
(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 it meaningfully complete.
Q72. Although cynics may like to see the government’s
policy for women, it will nevertheless be _____________ to
deny that it represents a pioneering effort aimed at
_____________ sweeping social reforms.
(a) rustic, brought out
(b) stingy, bringing in
(c) miserly, bringing up
(d) grudge, brought about
(e) churlish, bringing about
Q76. While they have not yet been able to change the
genetic order of the gene in germs, they are optimistic
and are ____________ that in the near future they
____________ be successful in achieving this feat.
(a) to hold out, may
(b) holding to, should
(c) holding out, involved
(d) to held out, would
(e) holding out, might
Directions (77-86): In each of the following questions,
a sentence is given with a blank. There are five phrases
given below each sentence, one out of which can be used
in the blank to form a meaningful sentence. Choose the
most appropriate phrase among the five options that
makes the sentence contextually meaningful.

Q73. From very ancient times, the Indian society Q77. The government was forced to ___________________
_____________ elitist and power, wealth and education were from implementing these proposals.
mostly _____________ to the upper castes of the society. (a) aim at
(a) had been, jailed (b) look into
(b) has always been, confined (c) back up
(c) had always, stopped (d) back down
(d) have had always, restricted (e) bite off
(e) have always been, constricted
Q78. The company has ___________________ the police to
Q74. A leading Indian industrialist, in a recent article on investigate.
ways to strengthen India’s economy, _____________ (a) called in
attention to the problems of inflation and industrial (b) called off
sickness _____________. (c) bumped into
(a) has drew, amongst other things (d) called-up
(b) have drawn, among things (e) caught on
(c) has drawn, amongst other things
(d) have had drawn, among most things Q79. His mother complains that he makes excuses to
(e) have drawn, among nothing ___________________ of family occasions such as
weddings.
Q75. While the traditional structure of education as a (a) come down
three–layer hierarchy from the primary stage to the (b) chicken out
university ____________ the core, we should not ____________ (c) close down
the periphery which is equally important. (d) chop up
(a) represents, overlook (e) clear out
(b) imagine, look
(c) prosecute, gloss Q80. Keeping in mind the notion that the best
(d) portrays, admit quarterback is a Monday morning quarterback, if I
(e) related, overshadow had it to ___________________, this is what I would have
done differently.
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(a) dry off Q86. As you start your married life together hand in
(b) do with hand, may all the things you're hoping for
(c) do over ___________________ the way you've planned.
(d) do away (a) turn out
(e) fall off (b) turn in
(c) turn over
Q81. A trip you've been psyched about may (d) turn into
___________________, so have back - up plans ready. (e) turn off
(a) fall apart
(b) fall behind Directions (87-92): In each of the questions given
(c) fall over below, a statement has been given with two words
(d) fall for omitted. Following the statement are four set of words
(e) fall through which may fit in the blanks in the similar sequence as
given. Choose the most appropriate set of words to make
Q82. I can't find my purse, but it must be the statement contextually correct and grammatically
___________________ here somewhere. meaningful. If none of the given options make the
(a) floating around statement complete and correct, mark ‘e’, none of these,
(b) flipping out as your answer.
(c) fooling around
(d) going beyond Q87. It is now _________that the frontier politics of British
(e) going around India had failed to produce a single ________ and well-
defined northern boundary separating the Indian
subcontinent from Xinjiang and Tibet.
Q83. Try and ___________________ the aspects of your
(a) epidemics, evolving
background which make you especially suitable for
(b) incapacitated, signified
the job you have applied for.
(c) dispute, advisory
(a) pull out
(d) accepted , integrated
(b) pick out
(e) none of these
(c) pick up
(d) pick on
Q88. The ___________ rationale for the British at the time
(e) pile up
was to _________ a buffer around an autonomous “Outer
Tibet” that would eventually fall under its sway.
Q84. Many men began to ___________________ the rights
(a) criticising, downplaying
of women and children.
(b) entangled, formulating
(a) stick to
(c) underlying, carve
(b) stick out
(d) perpetrated, erroneous
(c) stick with (e) none of these
(d) stick up for
(e) stick in Q89. Between 1954 and 1956, Jawaharlal Nehru
_________ in several long exchanges with Premier Zhou
Q85. I know you've had a bad day, but you don't have Enlai in Delhi and Beijing but the border issue was
to ___________________ me! mostly __________ from their conversations.
(a) take back (a) anticipated, concession
(b) take apart (b) scrambled, regards
(c) take it out on (c) engaged, excluded
(d) take in (d) recommendations, recast
(e) take out (e) none of these

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Q90. India’s ___________ decision of March 1959 to
provide __________ to the Dalai Lama dramatically
transformed India-China relations.
(a) negotiable, comparative
(b) fateful, asylum
(c) presidential, periodisation
(d) provisional, forced
(e) none of these
Q91. The primary responsibility of an elected
government is __________ governance and __________ to its
voters.
(a) preventive, accomplishment
(b) incumbent, consciousness
(c) efficient, accountability
(d) integrity, regretted
(e) none of these
Q92. MGR and other Chief Ministers of Tamil Nadu did
not have to rush to New Delhi to make the decision to
____________ a midday meal programme and __________
additional sales taxes to fund it.
(a) offset, diplomat
(b) analysed, initiated
(c) implement, impose
(d) despot, probe
(e) none of these
Directions (93-100): In the following questions a
paragraph is given with three blanks. The paragraph is
then provided with five options which consist of the
words that can fill the given blanks. Choose that option
as your answer which can fill the given blanks in the
exact order as given in the option. If none of the given
options fills the given blanks then choose option (e),
‘None of these’ as your answer.
Q93. ____________ societies respect ____________because
they subject the present to ____________informed
investigation, interpretation, critique and prescription.
(a) Admiring, Abrupt, Loathe
(b) Apparently, Enigmatic, Isolation
(c) Sophisticated, Intellectuals, Historically
(d) Whirlwind, Lightning, Weird
(e) None of these
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Q94. The purpose of _________and recognizing patent
rights is for the ___________public good, i.e., innovation
should be made public in exchange for a
limited_____________.
(a) Creating, Common, Monopoly
(b) Horrifying, Compliance, Dangle
(c) Prohibition, Miniature, Perfectionist
(d) Inherent, Masked, Fraught
(e) None of these
Q95. India has now a ____________of experts by the IT
Ministry which is talking about the value of ________,
including non-personal data and how its ___________value
should be distributed and so on.
(a) Fraud, Genuine, Fungible
(b) Wrought, Despicable, Impulsive
(c) Committee, Data, Economic
(d) Cognitive, Intention, Extends
(e) None of these
Q96. We need to make a political___________ about
whether there is broad public support for the idea that
___________professional journalism is in public interest
and is a public good, and needs to benefit from public
____________.
(a) Showed, Portrayal, Benefitting
(b) Rationalize, Knowing, Strategic
(c) Considerable, Sizing, Merciful
(d) Decision, Independent, Funding
(e) None of these
Q97. Scientific research in ___________is the only means to
overcome __________and complex diseases such as COVID-
19 and that too ________on the same spirit of debate and
criticism.
(a) Forgiving, Retaliation, Acceptance
(b) Medicine, Novel, Thrives
(c) Beholding, Sensitive, Obvious
(d) Continuance, Probability, Reassure
(e) None of these
Q98. _________ plasma therapy is being studied by the
Indian Council of Medical Research, through open label,
randomized controlled trial to ___________it for both
safety and _________.
(a) Highlighted, Lobbying, Pushed
(b) Throwback, Sustained, Defer
(c) Convalescent, Evaluate, Efficacy
(d) Adjourn, Precarious, Continues
(e) None of these
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Q99. ___________from the company’s core businesses of
refining, petrochemicals, oil and gas fell while retail and
telecommunications ________some of the losses from
other___________.
(a) Mellow, Disputable, Contention
(b) Profitability, Offset, Segments
(c) Learned, Scholarly, Experienced
(d) Questioning, Conflicted, Deadly
(e) None of these
Solutions
S1. Ans.(b)
Sol. Neck of the woods means the area where a
person lives.
S2. Ans.(d)
Sol. cold turkey means describing the actions of a
person who abruptly gives up a habit or an
addiction.
S3. Ans.(b)
Sol. “Freshly, Delisting” is the most appropriate set of
words to make the statement contextually correct and
grammatically meaningful. Hence, option (b) is the
right answer choice.
S4. Ans.(d)
Sol. “Unveiled, Emissions” is the most appropriate set
of words to make the statement contextually correct and
grammatically meaningful. Hence, option (d) is the
right answer choice.
S5. Ans.(b)
Sol. “Stumbled” is the appropriate word that can fill the
given blank to make the sentence both grammatically
and contextually correct. hence, option (b) is the right
answer choice.
S6. Ans.(e)
Sol. “Captured” is the appropriate word that can fill the
given blank to make the sentence both grammatically
and contextually correct. Hence, option (e) is the right
answer choice.
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Q100. The rupee extended its gaining __________for the
fourth consecutive session as it ended the day with an
___________of 57 paise against the dollar, backed by steady
_______and weakening of the dollar.
(a) Streak, Appreciation, Inflows
(b) Evils, Malign, Conspired
(c) Purged, Elimination, Dispel
(d) Cancelled, Requests, Unsubstantiated
(e) None of these
S7. Ans.(c)
Sol. “Understanding” is the appropriate word that can
fill the given blank to make the sentence both
grammatically and contextually correct. Hence, option
(c) is the right answer choice.
S8. Ans.(a)
Sol. “Appraised” is the appropriate word that can fill the
given blank to make the sentence both grammatically
and contextually correct. hence, option (a) is the right
answer choice.
S9. Ans.(d)
Sol. “Benefit” is the appropriate word that can fill the
given blank to make the sentence both grammatically
and contextually correct. hence, option (d) is the right
answer choice.
S10. Ans.(c)
Sol. “Induction” is the appropriate word that can fill the
given blank to make the sentence both grammatically
and contextually correct. Hence, option (c) is the right
answer choice.
S11. Ans.(b)
Sol. “Encroached” is the appropriate word that can fill
the given blank to make the sentence both
grammatically and contextually correct. hence, option
(b) is the right answer choice.
S12. Ans.(a)
Sol. ‘cited, reason’ is the correct use.
Cited means refer to as evidence for or justification of an
argument or statement, especially in a scholarly work.
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S13. Ans.(b) S26. Ans.(a)
Sol. ‘accept, revolves’ is the correct use. Sol. 'evolve, composite' fits the sentence appropriately
Revolves means move in a circle on a central axis. where 'evolve' means to develop gradually and
'composite' means made up of several parts or elements.
S14. Ans.(d)
Sol. ‘behaviour, conclusion’ is the correct use. S27. Ans.(a)
Sol. Core means the part of something that is central to
S14. Ans.(e) its existence or character.
Sol. ‘escape, innocent’ is the correct use.
S28. Ans.(c)
S16. Ans.(c) Sol. The correct pair of words to fill in the blanks in the
Sol. ‘match, challenge’ is the correct use. sentence is: (c) listen, trust
So the completed sentence would be: "In the role of
S17. Ans.(b) counselor, you are an authority figure whose objective is
Sol. ‘meant’ is the correct use. to listen attentively and sensitively to employees who
trust you with their feelings."
S18. Ans.(e)
Sol. ‘symbolise’ is the correct use which means to S29. Ans.(d)
represent something. Sol. Philosophical means relating or devoted to the
study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality,
S19. Ans.(c) and existence.
Sol. ‘squandering’ is the correct use which means to
waste (something, especially money or time) in a S30. Ans.(c)
reckless and foolish manner. Sol. Quest means a long or arduous search for
something.
S20. Ans.(a)
Sol. ‘grim’ is the correct use which means very serious S31. Ans.(e)
or gloomy. Sol. The correct pair of words to fill in the blanks in the
sentence is: (e) attempts, complicated
S21. Ans.(d) So the completed sentence would be: "Our attempts to
Sol. ‘eleventh’ is an idiom which means at the last understand the process of learning underlying behavior
minute. change are complicated by the fact that any given
behavior is determined jointly by many processes."
S22. Ans.(e)
Sol. 'under, offer' fits the sentence appropriately. S32. Ans.(c)
Sol. ‘system, prospects’ is the correct use.
S23. Ans.(b) Prospects means the possibility or likelihood of some
Sol. 'field, esteemed' fits the sentence appropriately future event occurring.
where 'esteemed' means to respect and admire.

S24. Ans.(d)
Sol. 'accolades, constraints' fits the sentence
appropriately where 'accolades' means an award or
privilege granted as a special honour or as an
acknowledgement of merit and 'constraints' means a
limitation or restriction.

S25. Ans.(c)
Sol. 'indeed, feather' fits the sentence appropriately
where 'feather in the cap' is a phrase which means
an achievement that you can be proud of

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S33. Ans.(b)
Sol. ‘regulate, reckless’ is the correct use.
Reckless means heedless of danger or the
consequences of one's actions.
S34. Ans.(d)
Sol. ‘comparable, ensure’ is the correct use.
Comparable means able to be likened to another.
Ensure means make certain that (something) will occur
or be the case.
S35. Ans.(e)
Sol. ‘invariably, challenges’ is the correct use.
Invariably means in every case or on every occasion.
Challenges means a call to someone to participate in a
competitive situation.
S36. Ans.(d)
Sol. ‘focussed, persuading’ is the correct use.
Focussed means pay particular attention to.
Persuading means induce (someone) to do something
through reasoning or argument.
S37. Ans.(e)
Sol. The most effective pair of words is: give, marking
S38. Ans.(b)
Sol. Compulsion means the action or state of forcing or
being forced to do something; constraint.
Persuasion means the action or process of persuading
someone or of being persuaded to do or believe
something.
S39. Ans.(d)
Sol. In the first filler (a), (c), (d) are fit in the 2nd filler
only (b) and (d) can fit.
S40. Ans.(b)
Sol. Commendable means deserving praise.
S41. Ans.(a)
Sol. In first filler (a) and (e) are can be used but in the
other only (a) and (b) can fit. Thus, both the words of
option (a) can be used to complete the given sentence.
S42. Ans.(c)
Sol. Dispute means a disagreement or argument.
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S43. Ans.(b)
S44. Ans.(e)
Sol. Subsidized means support (an organization or
activity) financially.
S45. Ans.(b)
Sol. Plagued means to cause continual trouble or
distress .
S46. Ans.(d)
Sol. Option (d) is the correct choice.
S47. Ans.(b)
Sol. Provoke means to stimulate or give rise to (a
reaction or emotion, typically a strong or unwelcome
one) in someone.
S48. Ans.(d)
Sol. Expired means (of a document, authorization, or
agreement) come to the end of the period of validity.
S49. Ans.(a)
Sol. The correct words are “economies, meet”.
S50. Ans.(d)
Sol. Abolish means formally put an end to (a system,
practice, or institution).
Overlap means extend over so as to cover partly.
S51. Ans.(c)
Sol. Criticize means indicate the faults of (someone or
something) in a disapproving way.
S52. Ans.(b)
Sol. conceded and offload are the most appropriate pair
of words to fit here. Announced do not go with formally,
so (c) is out. Nor does ratified, so (d) is out. Acquire does
not go logically with purchasers, so (a) is out.
S53. Ans.(c)
Sol. If you have friends outside college, they tend to
mask adjustment problems with college colleagues.
treatment cannot be compounded, so (a) is out. If signals
are masked, nothing is facilitated, so (b) is out. For
similar reasons, helped in (d) cannot fill the second
blank. Identification and complicated is thus the right
pair.
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S54. Ans.(a)
Sol. In the first blank the confusion could be between
“different” and “distinct”. However, once you know that
certain regions of Spain are unique, only then can you
call them distinct, not before. Which is why the first
blank can’t be distinct. So, the first blank should be
different. Now between (a) and (d) the correct answer is
(a) because discrete means distinct and so we are
carrying forward the thought of difference between
regions and then in the regions themselves.
S55. Ans.(a)
Sol. resent and replacing is the most appropriate pair of
words to fit here. Welcome cannot go with the
implication in unhappy so (c) is out. Resist is too
extreme to fit in a teacher’s situation, so (b) is out. are in
(d) also indicate a compulsive situation which is not
evident in the sentence, so (d) is out.
S56. Ans.(d)
Sol. Negative reinforcements foster negative behavior.
(a), (b) and (c) are easily ruled out as giving, bestowing
or conferring rewards cannot possibly encourage
negative behavior. Withholding and fostering thus
presents the right situation here.
S57. Ans.(e)
Sol. Option (e) is the correct choice. ‘Deliberations’ is a
noun which means a long and careful consideration or
discussion. Thus, it satisfies both the sentences and
provides meaning to them.
S58. Ans.(d)
Sol. Option (d) is the correct choice. The word ‘fabled’
can be used as an adjective as well as a verb. In the first
sentence the word ‘fabled’ is used as an adjective which
means famous, especially by reputation whereas; in the
second sentence it is used as a second form of the verb
‘fable’ which means here to tell fictitious tales. Thus, it
satisfies both the sentences and provide appropriate
meaning to it.
S59. Ans.(a)
Sol. Option (a) is the correct choice. ‘compliance’ is a
noun which means the action or fact of conformity with
a wish or command.
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S60. Ans.(a)
Sol. Option (a) is the correct choice. The only word that
aptly fits the blank in both the sentences is ‘gains’. In the
first sentence ‘gains’ is used as a noun which means an
increase in wealth or resources. However, in the second
sentence the word ‘gains’ is used as a verb which means
to obtain or secure (something wanted or desirable).
Therefore, it makes the most suitable choice for the
blank in both the sentences.
S61. Ans.(b)
Sol. Option (b) is the correct choice. In the first sentence
‘works’ is used as a noun. “Works” has a different
meaning when used to describe construction or
engineering projects. “Works” can also be used to mean
an industrial plant.
S62. Ans.(d)
Sol. “balancing, stress” is the correct set of words that fill
the gaps adding meaning to the sentence.
Balancing means counteract or equal the effect or
importance of.
Stress means a state of mental or emotional strain or
tension resulting from adverse or demanding
circumstances.
S63. Ans.(b)
Sol. “environment, trend” is the correct set of words that
make the sentence meaningful.
Trend means a general direction in which something is
developing or changing.
S64. Ans.(a)
Sol. “readiness, tread” is the correct set of words that
make the sentence meaningfully correct.
Readiness means willingness to do something.
Tread means walk on or along.
S65. Ans.(c)
Sol. “reiteration, preamble” is the correct set of words
that makes the sentence meaningfully correct.
Reiteration means the action of repeating something,
typically for emphasis or clarity.
Preamble means a preliminary or preparatory
statement; an introduction.
S66. Ans.(b)
Sol. “confined, phenomenon” is the correct set of words
that make the sentence meaningful.
Confined means (of a space) restricted in area or
volume; cramped.
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Phenomenon means a fact or situation that is observed
to exist or happen, especially one whose cause or
explanation is in question.
S67. Ans.(c)
Sol. Allegedly- according to someone’s allegation;
supposedly
Transfer- to move or pass from one place, person or
thing to another
S68. Ans.(d)
Sol. Flurry- any sudden activity
Appeared- to come or be in sight; to be in view
S69. Ans.(e)
Sol. Tough- very hard
Deserve- to be entitled to, as a result of past actions; to
be worthy to have
S70. Ans.(a)
Sol. Transferred- moved or passed from one place,
person or thing to another
Provide- to give what is needed or desired
S71. Ans.(b)
Sol. Organize- to arrange in working order
Amazed- astonished; surprised
S72. Ans.(e)
Sol. Churlish- rude
Bringing about- causing to take place
S73. Ans.(b)
Sol. Has always been; Confined- not free to move
S74. Ans.(c)
Sol. Has drawn; amongst other things
S75. Ans.(a)
Sol. Represents; overlook- ignore
S76. Ans.(e)
Sol. Holding out- extending forward ; might
S77. Ans.(d)
Sol. The most suitable phrase that provides the sentence
a meaningful context is ‘back down’. ‘Back down’ means
to withdraw a claim or assertion in the face of
opposition. All the other phrases fail to make the
sentence grammatically correct or contextually
meaningful. Hence, option (d) is the most suitable
answer choice.
Aim at means to point a weapon at someone or
something.
Look into means to investigate or get more facts about
something.
Back up means to walk or drive a vehicle backwards.
Bite off means to use your teeth to bite a piece of
something.
S78. Ans.(a)
Sol. The most suitable phrase that provides the sentence
a meaningful context is ‘called in’. ‘Called in’ is used to
ask a person or organization that provides a service to
come and deal with something. All the other phrases fail
to make the sentence grammatically correct or
contextually meaningful. Hence, option (a) is the most
suitable answer choice.
Called off means to cancel an event that has been
previously planned.
Bumped into means when you meet people by accident
or unexpectedly.
Called-up means to be chosen to take part in a military
mission.
Caught on means to understand or realize something.
S79. Ans.(b)
Sol. The most suitable phrase that provides the sentence
a meaningful context is ‘chicken out’. ‘Chicken out’ is
used to express ‘to decide not to do something because
you are too frightened’. All the other phrases fail to make
the sentence grammatically correct or contextually
meaningful. Hence, option (b) is the most suitable
answer choice.
Come down means to move from a higher to a lower
position or from north to south.
Close down means when the activities or services of a
business permanently end.
Chop up means to cut something into pieces with a knife.
Clear out means to remove things completely from an
area or place.
S80. Ans.(c)
Sol. The most suitable phrase that provides the sentence
a meaningful context is ‘do over’. ‘Do over’ is used to
express ‘a situation when a new attempt or opportunity
to do something after a previous attempt has been
unsuccessful or unsatisfactory’. All the other phrases fail
to make the sentence grammatically correct or
contextually meaningful. Hence, option (c) is the most
suitable answer choice.

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Dry off means to dry something or a surface quickly.
Do with means to make a connection between two or
more things.
Do away with means to dispose of something.
Fall off means When something drops to a lower level.
S81. Ans.(e)
Sol. The most suitable phrase that provides the sentence
a meaningful context is ‘fall through’. ‘Fall through’ is
used to express ‘if things do not go as planned, or if a
plan, deal or agreement fails’. All the other phrases fail to
make the sentence grammatically correct or
contextually meaningful. Hence, option (e) is the most
suitable answer choice.
Fall apart means when something breaks all at once or
piece by piece.
Fall behind means to move slower than others.
Fall over means when someone or something falls from
an upright position to the ground.
Fall for means when you have an intense attraction to
something or someone.
S82. Ans.(a)
Sol. The most suitable phrase that provides the sentence
a meaningful context is ‘floating around’. An object is
‘floating around’ when you think it is not far away but
you cannot see exactly where. All the other phrases fail
to make the sentence grammatically correct or
contextually meaningful. Hence, option (a) is the most
suitable answer choice.
Flipping out means to become very mad or lose control
over your emotions.
Fooling around means to waste time doing unimportant
or silly things.
Going beyond means to be more than or better than
what is normal or expected.
Going around means to follow a circular path.
S83. Ans.(b)
Sol. The most suitable phrase that provides the sentence
a meaningful context is ‘pick out’. ‘Pick out’ means to
choose, find, or recognize something or someone in a
group. All the other phrases fail to make the sentence
grammatically correct or contextually meaningful.
Hence, option (b) is the most suitable answer choice.
Pull out is used when something or someone leaves a
place.
Pick up means -obtain, acquire, or learn something,
especially in an informal way.
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Pick on means to tease and/or criticize someone over a
period of time.
Pile up means to put things in a pile or heap.
S84. Ans.(d)
Sol. The most suitable phrase that provides the sentence
a meaningful context is ‘stick up for’. ‘stick up for’ means
to support or defend. All the other phrases fail to make
the sentence grammatically correct or contextually
meaningful. Hence, option (d) is the most suitable
answer choice.
Stick to means When something is attached to another
by some form of adhesive.
Stick out means to extend something outward.
Stick with means to continue to use or do something.
Stick in means insert casually
S85. Ans.(c)
Sol. The most suitable phrase that provides the sentence
a meaningful context is ‘take it out on’. ‘take it out on’
means to treat someone badly because you are upset or
angry, even if they have done nothing wrong. All the
other phrases fail to make the sentence grammatically
correct or contextually meaningful. Hence, option (c) is
the most suitable answer choice.
Take back means to return something or someone.
Take apart means to disconnect or separate the parts of
an object.
Take in means to be successfully tricked or deceived by
someone.
Take out means to remove an object from an area, place
or container.
S86. Ans.(a)
Sol. The most suitable phrase that provides the sentence
a meaningful context is ‘turn out’. ‘turn out’ means
“prove to be the case”. All the other phrases fail to make
the sentence grammatically correct or contextually
meaningful. Hence, option (a) is the most suitable
answer choice.
Turn in means go to bed in the evening.
Turn over means (of an engine) start or continue to run
properly.
Turn into means become (a particular kind of thing or
person); be transformed into.
Turn off means to repulse, disgust, or discourage.
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S87. Ans.(d)
Sol. In the first blank, we cannot fit in ‘epidemics’, as it
will make the statement contextually incorrect. Also,
‘dispute’ will not fit in grammatically. Therefore, we will
eliminate options (a) and (c). Going further, ‘signified’
does not fit in contextually whereas, ‘integrated’ fits in
contextually as well as grammatically. Hence, option (d)
is the most suitable answer choice.
Epidemics: a widespread occurrence of an infectious
disease in a community at a particular time.
Incapacitated: deprived of strength or power;
debilitated.
Signified: be an indication of.
Integrated: combine (one thing) with another to form a
whole.
S88. Ans.(c)
Sol. For the first blank, all the four words can fit in
grammatically. Going further, for the second blank, no
other word except ‘carve’ can make a grammatically
correct and contextually meaningful statement. Hence,
option (c) is the most suitable answer choice.
Downplaying: make (something) appear less important
than it really is.
Entangled: cause to become twisted together with or
caught in.
Underlying: be the cause or basis of (something).
Carve: produce (an object, inscription, or design) by
cutting into a hard material.
Perpetrated: carry out or commit (a harmful, illegal, or
immoral action)
S89. Ans.(c)
Sol. Among the given set of words, only ‘engaged’ and
‘excluded fit in the blanks to make the statement
grammatically correct and contextually meaningful.
Hence, option (c) is the most suitable answer choice.
Excluded: remove from consideration.
Engaged: participate or become involved in.
Anticipated: regard as probable; expect or predict.
Scrambled: make one's way quickly or awkwardly up a
steep gradient or over rough ground by using one's
hands as well as one's feet.
Recast: present or organize in a different form or style.
S90. Ans.(b)
Sol. Among the given set of words, only ‘fateful’ and
‘asylum’ fit in the blanks to make the statement
grammatically correct and contextually meaningful.
Hence, option (b) is the most suitable answer choice.
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Fateful: having far-reaching and often disastrous
consequences or implications.
Asylum: the protection granted by a state to someone
who has left their home country as a political refugee.
Negotiable: open to discussion or modification.
Comparative: involving the systematic observation of
the similarities or dissimilarities between two or more
branches of science or subjects of study.
Presidential: relating to a president or presidency.
Provisional: arranged or existing for the present,
possibly to be changed later
S91. Ans.(c)
Sol. Among the given set of words, only ‘efficient’ and
‘accountability’ fit in the blanks to make the statement
grammatically correct and contextually meaningful.
Hence, option (c) is the most suitable answer choice.
Preventive: designed to keep something undesirable
such as illness or harm from occurring.
Accomplishment: something that has been achieved
successfully.
Incumbent: necessary for (someone) as a duty or
responsibility.
Consciousness: the state of being aware of and
responsive to one's surroundings.
Integrity: the quality of being honest and having strong
moral principles.
S92. Ans.(c)
Sol. Among the given words, ‘analysed’ makes the
statement grammatically incorrect whereas, ‘despot’
does not fit in contextually. Therefore, we will eliminate
the options (b) and (d). Going further, for the second
blank, only ‘impose’ makes the statement grammatically
correct and contextually meaningful. Hence, option (c) is
the most suitable answer choice.
S93. Ans.(c)
Sol. “Sophisticated, Intellectuals, Historically” can fill
the given blanks in the exact order as given in the option.
Hence, option (c) is the right answer choice.
S94. Ans.(a)
Sol. “Creating, Common, Monopoly” can fill the given
blanks in the exact order as given in the option. Hence,
option (a) is the right answer choice.
S95. Ans.(c)
Sol. “Committee, Data, Economic” can fill the given
blanks in the exact order as given in the option. Hence,
option (c) is the right answer choice.
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S96. Ans.(d) S100. Ans.(a)
Sol. “Decision, Independent, Funding” can fill the Sol. “Streak, Appreciation, Inflows” can fill the given
given blanks in the exact order as given in the option. blanks in the exact order as given in the option. Hence,
Hence, option (d) is the right answer choice. option (a) is the right answer choice.

S97. Ans.(b)
Sol. “Medicine, Novel, Thrives” can fill the given blanks
in the exact order as given in the option. Hence, option
(b) is the right answer choice.

S98. Ans.(c)
Sol. “Convalescent, Evaluate, Efficacy” can fill the
given blanks in the exact order as given in the option.
Hence, option (c) is the right answer choice.

S99. Ans.(b)
Sol. “Profitability, Offset, Segments” can fill the given
blanks in the exact order as given in the option. Hence,
option (b) is the right answer choice.

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