Q561.Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank and make the sentence meaningful.
Don't try to divert me my principles.
- Afrom
- Bon
- Cfor
- Dabout
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Concept: The verb 'divert' is followed by 'from' (move away from a course).
- Pattern: divert + someone + from + something.
- Correct: Don't try to divert me from my principles.
- 'on', 'for', 'about' do not pair with divert in this sense.
Trick: Divert, deviate, distract, deter – all take 'from'.
Answer: (A) from
अवधारणा: 'Divert' के बाद 'from' आता है (किसी रास्ते/लक्ष्य से हटाना)।
हल:
- ढाँचा: divert + व्यक्ति + from + वस्तु।
- सही: Don't try to divert me from my principles.
- 'on', 'for', 'about' इस अर्थ में divert के साथ नहीं आते।
ट्रिक: Divert, deviate, distract, deter – सभी के साथ 'from'।
उत्तर: (A) from
SSC GDEnglishPrepositions – divert fromSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q562.Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the highlighted word segment in the given sentence. If the sentence is grammatically correct, select 'No correction'.
She is attending the conference yesterday.
- ANo correction
- Bhas attended
- Cattended
- Dwas attending
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Concept: A definite past time word (yesterday, last week, ago) needs the simple past.
- 'is attending' (present continuous) clashes with 'yesterday'.
- 'has attended' – present perfect cannot take a fixed past time.
- 'was attending' needs another past action to interrupt it.
- Correct: She attended the conference yesterday.
Trick: See 'yesterday/ago/last' → straight away choose V2 (simple past).
Answer: (C) attended
अवधारणा: निश्चित भूतकाल सूचक शब्द (yesterday, ago, last) के साथ simple past लगता है।
हल:
- 'is attending' (present continuous) yesterday से मेल नहीं खाता।
- 'has attended' – present perfect के साथ निश्चित भूत समय नहीं आता।
- 'was attending' के लिए बीच में कोई दूसरी क्रिया चाहिए।
- सही: She attended the conference yesterday.
ट्रिक: yesterday/ago/last दिखे → सीधे V2 (simple past) चुनें।
उत्तर: (C) attended
SSC GDEnglishTense – simple past with 'yesterday'SSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q563.Parts of the following sentence have been given as options. Select the option that contains an adverb-usage error.
Benjamin and Lucas gently volunteered for the disaster management task.
- Afor the
- BBenjamin and Lucas
- Cdisaster management task.
- Dgently volunteered
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Concept: An adverb must logically fit the action it describes.
- 'Gently' = softly/mildly – used for touching, speaking, handling.
- Volunteering for a task shows willingness, so 'readily' or 'eagerly' fits.
- Other parts have no adverb – the error is in 'gently volunteered'.
Trick: Only one option contains an -ly word; when the question says 'adverb error', check that part first.
Answer: (D) gently volunteered
अवधारणा: क्रियाविशेषण उस क्रिया के अर्थ से मेल खाना चाहिए।
हल:
- 'Gently' = धीरे/कोमलता से – छूने या बोलने के लिए।
- स्वेच्छा से काम लेने में तत्परता दिखती है, अतः 'readily' या 'eagerly' उचित।
- बाकी भागों में कोई adverb नहीं – त्रुटि 'gently volunteered' में।
ट्रिक: केवल एक विकल्प में -ly शब्द है; 'adverb error' पूछा हो तो वही भाग पहले जाँचें।
उत्तर: (D) gently volunteered
SSC GDEnglishAdverb usage – wrong adverbSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q564.Select the most appropriate meaning of the underlined word.
The conductor directed the orchestra with precision and grace.
- AElegance and smoothness of movement
- BA type of flower
- CA style of music
- DA prayer before a meal
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Concept: Pick the sense of a multi-meaning word that suits the sentence.
- 'with precision and grace' describes how the conductor moved.
- Here grace = elegance and smoothness of movement.
- 'Prayer before a meal' is another sense of grace but does not fit conducting.
Trick: Words joined by 'and' usually share a category – precision (manner) + grace (manner).
Answer: (A) Elegance and smoothness of movement
अवधारणा: बहु-अर्थी शब्द का वही अर्थ लें जो वाक्य में फिट हो।
हल:
- 'with precision and grace' बताता है कि संचालक ने कैसे निर्देशन किया।
- यहाँ grace = गति की सुंदरता और सहजता (शालीनता)।
- 'भोजन से पहले प्रार्थना' भी grace का अर्थ है, पर यहाँ फिट नहीं।
ट्रिक: 'and' से जुड़े शब्द प्रायः एक ही श्रेणी के होते हैं – precision व grace दोनों ढंग बताते हैं।
उत्तर: (A) Elegance and smoothness of movement
SSC GDEnglishWord meaning in context – graceSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q565.Fill in the blank with the most appropriate collocation.
We reached a conclusion after discussing the matter.
- Aquick
- Bbig
- Cheavy
- Dclear
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Concept: Collocations are natural word pairs; 'conclusion' commonly pairs with 'clear'.
- After discussion, the group arrived at a definite result → a clear conclusion.
- 'big/heavy conclusion' are not natural English.
- 'quick' conflicts with 'after discussing the matter'.
Yaad rakhein: Common pairs: reach a clear/firm conclusion, draw a conclusion, jump to conclusions.
Answer: (D) clear
अवधारणा: Collocation यानी स्वाभाविक शब्द-जोड़ी; 'conclusion' के साथ 'clear' आता है।
हल:
- चर्चा के बाद एक स्पष्ट निर्णय मिला → a clear conclusion।
- 'big/heavy conclusion' अंग्रेज़ी में स्वाभाविक नहीं।
- 'quick' और 'चर्चा के बाद' आपस में मेल नहीं खाते।
याद रखें: reach a clear/firm conclusion, draw a conclusion, jump to conclusions।
उत्तर: (D) clear
SSC GDEnglishCollocation – clear conclusionSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q566.Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the underlined word in the given sentence.
His strict adherence to the schedule was remarkable, displaying an extraordinary level of rigidity.
- AUniformity
- BConsistency
- CFlexibility
- DComplexity
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Concept: Rigidity = stiffness, refusal to change.
- Strictly following a schedule shows rigidity.
- Opposite: willingness to adapt = flexibility.
- Uniformity and consistency are close in meaning, not opposite; complexity is unrelated.
Trick: Rigid ↔ flexible (think of a steel rod vs a rubber band).
Answer: (C) Flexibility
अवधारणा: Rigidity = कठोरता, बदलने को तैयार न होना।
हल:
- समय-सारणी का कड़ाई से पालन = rigidity।
- विपरीत: ढल जाने की क्षमता = flexibility (लचीलापन)।
- Uniformity, consistency समानार्थी जैसे हैं; complexity असंबंधित।
ट्रिक: Rigid ↔ flexible (लोहे की छड़ बनाम रबर बैंड)।
उत्तर: (C) Flexibility
SSC GDEnglishAntonym – rigiditySSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q567.Select the word from among the given options that is closest in meaning to the underlined word in the given sentence.
Ashok tried to justify his late arrival by sharing about the traffic jam he encountered on the way.
- AMention
- BIntensify
- CHesitate
- DExplain
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Concept: Justify = give a reason to show something was acceptable.
- Ashok gives the traffic jam as the reason for being late.
- That is, he explains his late arrival.
- 'Mention' gives no reason; 'intensify' and 'hesitate' are unrelated.
Trick: Replace the word in the sentence: 'tried to explain his late arrival' – reads perfectly.
Answer: (D) Explain
अवधारणा: Justify = कारण बताकर किसी बात को उचित ठहराना।
हल:
- अशोक देर से आने का कारण जाम बताता है।
- यानी वह अपनी देरी को explain करता है।
- 'Mention' केवल उल्लेख है; 'intensify', 'hesitate' असंबंधित।
ट्रिक: वाक्य में रखकर देखें: 'tried to explain his late arrival' – सही बैठता है।
उत्तर: (D) Explain
SSC GDEnglishSynonym – justifySSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q568.Select the most appropriate meaning of the underlined idiom.
You hit the nail on the head with this colour of wallpaper for the living room; it looks better than I expected.
- AHit the wall
- BHit the floor
- CAnalyse and understand the situation
- DIdentify something exactly right
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Concept: Idioms carry a figurative meaning, not the literal one.
- 'Hit the nail on the head' = do or say something exactly right.
- The speaker praises the wallpaper choice as perfect.
- (A), (B) are literal readings; (C) is about analysing, not being precisely right.
Trick: Hammer striking the nail squarely → a 'perfect hit'.
Answer: (D) Identify something exactly right
अवधारणा: मुहावरे का लाक्षणिक अर्थ लिया जाता है, शाब्दिक नहीं।
हल:
- 'Hit the nail on the head' = बिल्कुल सही बात कहना/करना।
- वक्ता वॉलपेपर के रंग के चुनाव को एकदम सही बता रहा है।
- (A), (B) शाब्दिक अर्थ हैं; (C) विश्लेषण की बात है।
ट्रिक: हथौड़ा कील के ठीक सिर पर लगे → एकदम सटीक।
उत्तर: (D) Identify something exactly right
SSC GDEnglishIdiom – hit the nail on the headSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q569.Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word.
Quick-witted
- APatient
- BFoolish
- CBrave
- DKind
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Concept: Quick-witted = mentally sharp, responding cleverly and fast.
- Opposite of sharp intelligence = lack of sense → foolish.
- Patient, brave, kind describe other qualities (temper, courage, warmth).
Trick: Antonym must be from the same 'family' – here intelligence; only 'foolish' is about the mind.
Answer: (B) Foolish
अवधारणा: Quick-witted = तीव्र बुद्धि वाला, तुरंत चतुर उत्तर देने वाला।
हल:
- तेज़ बुद्धि का विपरीत = मूर्खता → foolish।
- Patient, brave, kind अलग गुण (धैर्य, साहस, दया) हैं।
ट्रिक: विलोम उसी 'श्रेणी' का होना चाहिए – यहाँ बुद्धि; केवल 'foolish' बुद्धि से जुड़ा है।
उत्तर: (B) Foolish
SSC GDEnglishAntonym – quick-wittedSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q570.Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the underlined word.
The camouflage look of army tanks saves them from enemy attack.
- AExhibit
- BObscure
- CVeiled
- DDisguised
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Concept: Camouflage = hide by blending into the surroundings.
- Tanks are painted to stay hidden from the enemy.
- Opposite: show openly = exhibit.
- Obscure, veiled, disguised all mean hiding – synonyms, not antonyms.
Trick: When three options share one meaning, the odd one out is usually the antonym.
Answer: (A) Exhibit
अवधारणा: Camouflage = आसपास के रंग-रूप में मिलाकर छिपाना।
हल:
- टैंकों को इस तरह रंगा जाता है कि दुश्मन न देख सके।
- विपरीत: खुलकर दिखाना = exhibit।
- Obscure, veiled, disguised सब 'छिपाने' के अर्थ – पर्यायवाची हैं।
ट्रिक: जब तीन विकल्प एक ही अर्थ के हों, तो अलग वाला प्रायः विलोम होता है।
उत्तर: (A) Exhibit
SSC GDEnglishAntonym – camouflageSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q571.Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word.
- ASuspeciously
- BWearily
- CStealthily
- DRecklessly
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Concept: Adverb = adjective + -ly; the root spelling stays unchanged.
- suspicious + ly = suspiciously (s-u-s-p-i-c-i-o-u-s-l-y).
- The option has 'e' instead of 'i' → wrong.
- Wearily, stealthily, recklessly are correct.
Trick: Root word 'suspicion' has i after p – suspIcion, suspIcious, suspIciously.
Answer: (A) Suspeciously
अवधारणा: Adverb = adjective + -ly; मूल शब्द की वर्तनी नहीं बदलती।
हल:
- suspicious + ly = suspiciously (p के बाद i)।
- विकल्प में i की जगह e है → गलत।
- Wearily, stealthily, recklessly सही हैं।
ट्रिक: मूल शब्द suspicion में p के बाद i – suspIcious, suspIciously।
उत्तर: (A) Suspeciously
SSC GDEnglishSpelling – suspiciouslySSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q572.Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.
Her attitude towards her colleagues made her a beloved team member.
- Aapathetic
- Bindifferent
- Cbelligerent
- Dcordial
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Concept: The result clause tells the tone of the blank.
- 'made her a beloved team member' → a positive, warm attitude is needed.
- Cordial = warm and friendly.
- Apathetic, indifferent (uncaring) and belligerent (hostile) are negative.
Trick: Positive result → positive word; three options are negative, so pick the only positive one.
Answer: (D) cordial
अवधारणा: परिणाम वाला भाग रिक्त स्थान का भाव बताता है।
हल:
- 'made her a beloved team member' → सकारात्मक, स्नेहपूर्ण रवैया चाहिए।
- Cordial = आत्मीय, मैत्रीपूर्ण।
- Apathetic, indifferent (उदासीन), belligerent (झगड़ालू) नकारात्मक हैं।
ट्रिक: परिणाम सकारात्मक → शब्द भी सकारात्मक; तीन विकल्प नकारात्मक हैं।
उत्तर: (D) cordial
SSC GDEnglishVocabulary – cordialSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q573.Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.
She is known for her spirit, always helping others in need.
- Aselfish
- Bgenerous
- Cmean
- Dgreedy
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Concept: The phrase after the comma explains the blank.
- 'always helping others in need' describes a giving nature.
- Generous = willing to give freely.
- Selfish, mean, greedy show the opposite behaviour.
Trick: Selfish, mean, greedy are near-synonyms of each other – the odd positive word is the answer.
Answer: (B) generous
अवधारणा: अल्पविराम के बाद का भाग रिक्त स्थान को स्पष्ट करता है।
हल:
- 'always helping others in need' = देने वाला स्वभाव।
- Generous = उदार, दिल खोलकर देने वाला।
- Selfish, mean, greedy उलटा व्यवहार बताते हैं।
ट्रिक: तीन नकारात्मक विकल्प समान अर्थ के हैं – अलग सकारात्मक शब्द ही उत्तर।
उत्तर: (B) generous
SSC GDEnglishVocabulary – generousSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q574.In the following sentence, four words are given in bold out of which one is incorrectly spelt. Identify the INCORRECTLY spelt word.
The ridiculous pranks portrayed by the sykophants are intolerable, occasionally.
- ARidiculous
- BOccasionally
- CSykophants
- DPortrayed
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Concept: Sycophant (a flatterer) is spelt with 'c', not 'k'.
- Correct: sycophants (s-y-c-o-p-h-a-n-t-s).
- The sentence has 'sykophants' → misspelt.
- Ridiculous, portrayed, occasionally are correct.
Trick: Greek-origin 'syco-' words use c: sycophant, sycamore.
Answer: (C) Sykophants
अवधारणा: Sycophant (चापलूस) में 'k' नहीं, 'c' आता है।
हल:
- सही: sycophants।
- वाक्य में 'sykophants' → गलत वर्तनी।
- Ridiculous, portrayed, occasionally सही हैं।
ट्रिक: 'syco-' वाले शब्दों में c: sycophant, sycamore।
उत्तर: (C) Sykophants
SSC GDEnglishSpelling – sycophantsSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Q575.The following sentence has been divided into parts. One of them contains an error. Select the part that contains the error from the given options.
The project was delayed/because of unforeseen issues;/consequency, we had/to adjust our timeline./
- Abecause of unforeseen issues;
- Bto adjust our timeline
- Cconsequency, we had
- DThe project was delayed
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Concept: A linking adverb shows result; the correct word is 'consequently'.
- 'consequency' is not an English word.
- The cause–effect link needs consequently (= as a result).
- Corrected part: consequently, we had …
Trick: After a semicolon, look for a transition word: however, therefore, consequently, moreover.
Answer: (C) consequency, we had
अवधारणा: परिणाम बताने वाला संयोजक adverb 'consequently' है।
हल:
- 'consequency' अंग्रेज़ी शब्द ही नहीं है।
- कारण–परिणाम के लिए consequently (= इसलिए/परिणामस्वरूप)।
- सही भाग: consequently, we had …
ट्रिक: Semicolon के बाद प्रायः संयोजक adverb आता है: however, therefore, consequently।
उत्तर: (C) consequency, we had
SSC GDEnglishError spotting – consequentlySSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Directions (Qs. 76-80): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Scholars have long noted that International Monetary Fund (IMF) restructuring programmes (76) winners and losers, but always in (77) to different sectors of the economy. For example, the fact that programmes
(78) to strengthen exports has been shown to favour farmers and business owners over urban middle class state employees like civil servants. The problem with purely (79) sectors is highlighted when you look at citizens' experiences. One (80) of the survey data, covering nine countries in Africa, showed that three out of ten civil servants actually thought IMF reforms made their lives better.
Q576.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (76).
- Acalibrate
- Bcalculate
- Ccelibate
- Dcreate
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Concept: The verb must take 'winners and losers' as its object meaningfully.
- Programmes bring winners and losers into existence → create.
- Calibrate (fine-adjust) and calculate (compute) do not fit this object.
- 'Celibate' is an adjective, not a verb.
Trick: Read the blank with its object: 'create winners and losers' is a common phrase.
Answer: (D) create
अवधारणा: क्रिया का कर्म 'winners and losers' है; अर्थ के अनुसार क्रिया चुनें।
हल:
- कार्यक्रम विजेता और हारे हुए 'पैदा' करते हैं → create।
- Calibrate (सटीक समायोजन), calculate (गणना) फिट नहीं।
- 'Celibate' (ब्रह्मचारी) विशेषण है, क्रिया नहीं।
ट्रिक: 'create winners and losers' एक प्रचलित वाक्यांश है।
उत्तर: (D) create
SSC GDEnglishCloze test – createSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Directions (Qs. 76-80): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Scholars have long noted that International Monetary Fund (IMF) restructuring programmes (76) winners and losers, but always in (77) to different sectors of the economy. For example, the fact that programmes
(78) to strengthen exports has been shown to favour farmers and business owners over urban middle class state employees like civil servants. The problem with purely (79) sectors is highlighted when you look at citizens' experiences. One (80) of the survey data, covering nine countries in Africa, showed that three out of ten civil servants actually thought IMF reforms made their lives better.
Q577.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (77).
- Aobjection
- Banticipation
- Cnarration
- Drelation
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Concept: Fixed phrase: 'in relation to' = with reference to.
- Frame: in ___ to different sectors.
- Winners and losers are always judged with reference to sectors → in relation to.
- 'in anticipation of' takes 'of'; objection/narration make no phrase here.
Trick: in relation to, in addition to, in response to – learn 'in ___ to' phrases.
Answer: (D) relation
अवधारणा: निश्चित वाक्यांश: 'in relation to' = के संबंध में।
हल:
- ढाँचा: in ___ to different sectors।
- विजेता-हारे का आकलन क्षेत्रों के संबंध में → in relation to।
- 'anticipation' के साथ 'of' आता है; objection/narration से वाक्यांश नहीं बनता।
ट्रिक: in relation to, in addition to, in response to – ऐसे वाक्यांश याद रखें।
उत्तर: (D) relation
SSC GDEnglishCloze test – in relation toSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Directions (Qs. 76-80): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Scholars have long noted that International Monetary Fund (IMF) restructuring programmes (76) winners and losers, but always in (77) to different sectors of the economy. For example, the fact that programmes
(78) to strengthen exports has been shown to favour farmers and business owners over urban middle class state employees like civil servants. The problem with purely (79) sectors is highlighted when you look at citizens' experiences. One (80) of the survey data, covering nine countries in Africa, showed that three out of ten civil servants actually thought IMF reforms made their lives better.
Q578.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (78).
- Aseparate
- Bnegate
- Cintegrate
- Dattempt
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Concept: The blank is followed by 'to + verb', so choose a verb that takes an infinitive.
- 'programmes ___ to strengthen exports' → programmes attempt to strengthen exports.
- Separate, negate, integrate do not take 'to strengthen'.
- Negating exports would also oppose the meaning.
Trick: Verbs like try, attempt, aim, seek, hope are followed by 'to + V1'.
Answer: (D) attempt
अवधारणा: रिक्त के बाद 'to + क्रिया' है, अतः infinitive लेने वाली क्रिया चाहिए।
हल:
- programmes attempt to strengthen exports = कार्यक्रम निर्यात मज़बूत करने का प्रयास करते हैं।
- Separate, negate, integrate के बाद 'to strengthen' नहीं आता।
- Negate (नकारना) अर्थ के भी विपरीत है।
ट्रिक: try, attempt, aim, seek, hope के बाद 'to + V1' आता है।
उत्तर: (D) attempt
SSC GDEnglishCloze test – attempt toSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Directions (Qs. 76-80): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Scholars have long noted that International Monetary Fund (IMF) restructuring programmes (76) winners and losers, but always in (77) to different sectors of the economy. For example, the fact that programmes
(78) to strengthen exports has been shown to favour farmers and business owners over urban middle class state employees like civil servants. The problem with purely (79) sectors is highlighted when you look at citizens' experiences. One (80) of the survey data, covering nine countries in Africa, showed that three out of ten civil servants actually thought IMF reforms made their lives better.
Q579.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (79).
- Acompering
- Bcomparing
- Ccompiling
- Dcompelling
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Concept: Context: the passage sets one sector against another, then shows differences within a sector.
- Farmers/business owners vs civil servants = comparison of sectors.
- The flaw is in only comparing sectors, which hides views inside each sector.
- Compering = hosting a show; compiling = collecting; compelling = forcing – none fit.
Trick: Look-alike options: decide by meaning – compAring (compare) vs compEring (host).
Answer: (B) comparing
अवधारणा: गद्यांश एक क्षेत्र की दूसरे से तुलना करता है, फिर क्षेत्र के भीतर अंतर दिखाता है।
हल:
- किसान/व्यापारी बनाम सरकारी कर्मचारी = क्षेत्रों की तुलना।
- केवल क्षेत्रों की comparing (तुलना) करना कमी है।
- Compering = कार्यक्रम संचालन; compiling = संकलन; compelling = विवश करना।
ट्रिक: मिलते-जुलते शब्दों में अर्थ से चुनें: compAring (तुलना) बनाम compEring (संचालन)।
उत्तर: (B) comparing
SSC GDEnglishCloze test – comparingSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
Directions (Qs. 76-80): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Scholars have long noted that International Monetary Fund (IMF) restructuring programmes (76) winners and losers, but always in (77) to different sectors of the economy. For example, the fact that programmes
(78) to strengthen exports has been shown to favour farmers and business owners over urban middle class state employees like civil servants. The problem with purely (79) sectors is highlighted when you look at citizens' experiences. One (80) of the survey data, covering nine countries in Africa, showed that three out of ten civil servants actually thought IMF reforms made their lives better.
Q580.Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number (80).
- Asegment
- Bligament
- Cfragment
- Dpayment
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Concept: A noun meaning 'a defined part' of the data is required.
- 'One ___ of the survey data' → one part/section = segment.
- Fragment = broken piece (not a planned part).
- Ligament (body tissue) and payment are irrelevant.
Trick: Segment = planned division (market segment); fragment = accidental broken bit.
Answer: (A) segment
अवधारणा: डेटा के 'एक निश्चित भाग' के लिए संज्ञा चाहिए।
हल:
- 'One ___ of the survey data' → एक हिस्सा = segment।
- Fragment = टूटा टुकड़ा (योजनाबद्ध भाग नहीं)।
- Ligament (स्नायु) और payment असंबंधित।
ट्रिक: Segment = योजनाबद्ध विभाजन; fragment = टूटा हुआ अंश।
उत्तर: (A) segment
SSC GDEnglishCloze test – segmentSSC GD 2025 · 10 Feb Shift 2
