Rearrangement - Rearrangement - English Proficiency Previous Year Questions

A. It is hoping that overseas friends will bring in big money and lift the morale of the people.

B. But a lot needs to be done to kick start industrial revival.

C. People had big hopes from the new government.

D. So far government has only given an incremental push to existing policies and programmes.

E. Government is to go for big time reforms, which it promised.

A. However, women hiring is catching up at a slow and steady rate in the recent times.

B. Gender ratio has been inclined more towards male employees.

C. As a result, recent reports have highlighted the rise in demand for women employees.

D. Women constitute a little over half of world's total population.

E. But, their contribution to measured economic activity is far below the potential.

A. Tasty and healthy food can help you bring out their best.

B. One minute they are toddlers and next you see them in their next adventure.

C. Your young ones seem to be growing so fast.

D. Being their loving custodians, you always want to see them doing well.

E. Their eyes sparkle with curiosity and endless questions on their tongues.

(A) Now under liberated economy they are learning to compete domestically and globally.

(B) In India corporations until recently achieved success by avoiding competition, using protected and regulated domestic markets.

(C) The trend is irreversible.

(D) Business leaders are preparing themselves to meet competitive challenges, and to avoid being swept away.

(A) Recovery was given inadequate attention and consequently some bank branches regularly incurred heavy losses and their parent bodies had to bale them out.

(B) As a result, banks indulged in extensive lending to borrowers who had little or no potential to make repayments.

(C) To fulfil the social objectives laid down by the masters of nationalisation, banks were asked to lend to identified priority sectors.

(D) 1992-93 results showed that the loss making branches of public sector banks increased from 10000 to 13000 and the quantum of losses showed at Rs.3369 crores.

A. Most of these superpowers are not rich in natural resources and have faced political turmoil.

B. Human capital ultimately makes the difference, both in an enterprise and a nation

C. the new economic superpowers of today amply testify this thesis.

D. Yet, they have achieved economic affluence in a relatively short period.

A. There are other who claim that they have never been so well connected.

B. However, such social networking sites help us to keep in touch with old friends or make new ones.

C. Whether or not Facebook friendships are lasting is debatable.

D. Some people believe that real friendships are collapsing in modern times.

Directions Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order forming a meaningful and coherent paragraph.

A. Unfortunately, it is narrowly defined as protecting water sources in the immediate vicinity.

B. The larger dimensions are often left out.

C. Source sustainability also needs to be made a convergence priority.

D. Prioritising drinking water source sustainability is one of the essential priorities identified.

Directions Given below are four jumbled sentences. Select the option that gives their correct order forming a meaningful and coherent paragraph.

A. Green managements are about the environment and sustainability.

B. Adopting green innovation by companies and organisations keeps the environment healthy and clean.

C. It can cause enormous changes in companies operations to green their products, operations, and facilities.

D. It can change their sustainability business to competitive advantages.

Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.

A. Two astronomers - Johannes Kepler from Germany and Galileo from Italy-supported the Copernicus theory after nearly a century passed by.

B. Copernicus' view was that the Sun was stationary and the Earth and the planets moved in orbits around the Sun.

C. Nicholas Copernicus, a Polish priest, proposed a model in 1514.

D. There are many popular theories about the solar system. Ancient people believed that the Sun moved around the Earth and the Earth was static.