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1. Yoichi Miyazawa ‘Visited India recently. He is the Economy, Trade and Industry Minister of ____  (4) (1) China (2) Belarus (3) Indonesia (4) Japan (5) Magnolia 2. The United state has started commercial ferry services to ____ first time in more than half a century.  (5) (1) Jamaica (2) Mexico (3) Canada (4) Venezula…

1. undoubtedly, English is the most ____ spoken language in the world today.  (2) (1) broadly (2) widely (3) greatly (4) beautifully (5) elaborately 2. Ravi’s behavior is worthy of ____ by all the youngsters  (5) (1) trail (2) emulation (3) following (4) explanation (5) emulation 3. The minister called upon the people to ____ their religious differences…

1.Genealogy(noun):a record Synonyms:ancestry,genetics Antonyms :source,stock Example Sentence:And the genealogy of this hypothesis is as high as that of the other is low. 2.Girder(noun):a large beam Synonyms:joist,truss Antonyms :trestle,two-by-four Example Sentence:The centering and the beam and girder forms were supported. 3.Gleam(noun):a flash Synonyms:flicker,glimmer Antonyms :dullness Example Sentence:Only the gleam of his curious pink eyes, told that he was…

Maneka Gandhi: Women and Child Development Ananth Kumar: Chemicals and Fertilizers Ravishankar Prasad: Communications and Information Technology Jagat Prakash Nadda: Health & Family Welfare Ashoka Gajapathi Raju: Civil Aviation

1.Girder(noun):a large beam Synonyms:joist,truss Antonyms:trestle,two-by-four Example Sentence:The Martian was hanging to a girder just above, his green tube pointing straight at Darl. 2.Lead(verb):to go before Synonyms:advantage,edge Antonyms:center,disadvantage Example Sentence:He had allowed his theories to lead him away into impossible hopes. 3.Mastermind(verb):to plan and direct Synonyms:organize,author Antonyms:genius,highbrow Example Sentence:He said to Professor Garet, “All right, mastermind,…

Directions (1-5): In each of the following questions are given two statements followed by two Conclusions I and II. You have to consider the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read both the Conclusions and decide which of the Conclusions follows from the statements…