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Book's First PageCLOZE TEST A man stopped at a flower shop (789) democratic government are rare: (3) legitimacy to (776) some flowers to be (777) to an existing state enjoying legitimacy, (4) effectiveness his mother who lived 200 miles (778). consent, and the ability to mediate Directions (791–800) : In the fol- As he got out of his car he noticed a conflicts between groups. Without lowing passage some of the words young girl sitting on the curb sobbing. such consensus, there is no single have been left out. Read the passage He asked her what was wrong and she sovereign ‘people, and therefore no carefully and choose the correct an- (779), “I wanted to buy a red rose for (790) for arithmetical majorities. swer to each question out of the four my mother. But I only have seventy– alternative and fill in the blanks. five cents and a rose costs two dol- Some Important Words (SSC CGL Tier-II Exam. 12.04.2015) lars.” The man smiled and said, “Come (1) integration (N.) : the act/pro- cess of combining two/more Ernest Hemingway was (791) of (780) in with me. I’ll (781) you a rose.” things so that they may work America’s most beloved authors. He He bought the little girl her rose and together was born in 1898. (792) World War I ordered his own mother’s flowers. As he served (793) a volunteer ambu- they were (782) he offered the girl a (2) integrity (N.) : the quality of lance driver in Italy, (794) later served ride home. She said, “Yes please! You being honest and having strong in the Italian infantry. Hemingway can take me to my mother.” She di- moral principles (795) badly wounded in 1918. Hem- rected him to a cemetery, (783) she (3) ingratiation (N.) : the act of gain- ingway’s wartime experience (796) a placed the rose on a freshly dug grave. ing acceptance/affection for considerable influence (797) his writ- The man returned to the flower shop, yourself by persuasive and sub- ing. In fact (798) of his novels focus cancelled the delivery order, (784) up tle blandishments on the need for physical and psycho- a bouquet and (785) the two hundred (4) destabilized (V.) : to make a logical strength to (799) difficulty and miles to his mother’s house. system, country, government, often violence. He was quite disillu- 776. (1) requesting (2) request etc. become less firmly estab- sioned (800) the war. (3) order (4) ordering lished/successful 791. (1) only (2) one 777. (1) posted (2) given (5) disintegrated (V.) : to become (3) alone (4) best (3) taken (4) delivered much less strong/united and be 792. (1) During (2) For 778. (1) beyond (2) between gradually destroyed (3) ln (4) At (3) away (4) across (6) disdained (V.) : to think that somebody/something is not good 793. (1) as (2) like 779. (1) inquired (2) replied enough to deserve your respect (3) becoming (4) working (3) exclaimed (4) asked (7) effable (Adj.) : capable of being 794. (1) while (2) than 780. (1) of (2) out expressed in words (3) and (4) when (3) upon (4) on (8) effusive (Adj.) : showing too 795. (1) had (2) is 781. (1) bought (2) buying much emotion (3) was (4) has (3) bring (4) buy (9) effervescent (Adj) : excited, en- 796. (1) had been (2) has been 782. (1) coming (2) relaxing thusiastic and full of energy (3) had (4) has (3) leaving (4) going (10) decency (N.) : honest, polite be- 797. (1) on (2) at 783. (1) were (2) ware haviour that follows accepted (3) for (4) in (3) wear (4) where moral standards and shows re- 798. (1) most (2) mostly 784. (1) pick (2) picked spect for others (3) more (4) much (3) picking (4) putting (11) parity (N.) : the state of being equal, especially the state of 799. (1) cope at (2) cope with 785. (1) driven (2) drove having equal pay/status (3) cope up (4) cope down (3) driving (4) drive (12) legitimacy (N.) : validity; legal- 800. (1) by (2) in Directions (786–790) : In the fol- ity (3) at (4) for lowing passage some of the words 786. (1) integration (2) integrity Directions (801-810) : In the fol- have been left out. Read the passage lowing questions, you have several carefully and choose the correct an- (3) ingratiation (4) inability passages where some of the words swer to each question out of the four 787. (1) destabilised have been left out. Read the passages alternative and fill in the blanks. (2) disintegrated carefully and choose the correct an- (SSC CGL Tier-II Exam. 12.04.2015) (3) demonstrated swer to each blank out of the four al- While threatening the (786) of ternatives. (4) disdained universal values, the campaign to (SSC CAPFs SI, CISF ASI & Delhi 788. (1) under (2) across spread democracy will not succeed. Police SI Exam. 28.09.2014 The twentieth century (787)that states (3) over (4) cross (TF No. 482 RN 5) could not simply remake the world or 789. (1) effable (2) effective PASSAGE I abbreviate historical transformations. (3) effusive (Question Nos. 801 to 810) Nor can they easily effect social change (4) effervescent by transferring institutions (788) bor- It is difficult to believe that any 790. (1) decency ders. Even within the ranks of territo- man can be so spiritually dead as to (2) parity have no (801) for his native country rial nation-states, the conditions for SEE–881