Question
In the following sentences four words are given in
bold. They may or may not be in the correct position in the sentence. You have to find out which two or more words should exchange their position so that sentence become grammatically correct and meaningful. If no words need to exchange their position, then mark the option 5 i.e., 'No replacement required'. Instead of scope (A)/ in the gaps in the Disaster Management Act, 2005, the Bill has removed filling (B)/ for participatory governance , (C)/ accountability, and efficiency (D)/ from the Act.Solution
A (scope) and B (filling): "Scope" should be swapped with "filling" to make the sentence grammatically correct. The phrase "filling the gaps" is more appropriate in this context, referring to addressing the gaps in the law. Correct sentence: "Instead of filling the gaps in the Disaster Management Act, 2005, the Bill has removed scope for participatory governance , accountability, and efficiency from the Act."
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Bang for the buck
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Back to square one
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At a meeting of State Education Ministers here, a majority off the States supported a common entrance test that would save the students from writing mul...
Select the correct meaning of the given idiom.
Give the game away
Cut the mustard
Cast Iron Stomach
Don't try to blow smoke , I know the facts very well.
The delay will not be affect the scheduled delivery of the aircraft carrier to the Indian Navy.