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In the following question, a sentence is divided into six parts (1), (P), (Q), (R), (S) and (6) in which order of (1) & (6) is the same but that of (P), (Q), (R) and (S) are jumbled up. Find the correct sequence with the help of the options.

(1) Generally

(P) regarded to

(Q) for underdeveloped

(R) be unsuitable

(S) democracy is

(6) countries

Give one word for the following expression

A place frequented for reasons of pleasure and health.

‘Order of the day' means

Adjective of ‘Tire' is

Directions (16-20): Fill in the blanks with the words given below

Question: The _____________ chapters are lacking in interest.

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Question: He held my hand ____________ I should fall.

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Question: It cannot last _____________ ever.

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Question: His son lies _____________ his heart.

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Question: Light emanates _____________ the sun.

Directions (1-5): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it in the context of the passage.

The GST Council's meeting this week did not conclude successfully as Centre and states were unable to reach a consensus on tax rates. In itself, this is not worrisome on account of the complexity of the subject. But the Centre's tax proposals appear untouched by the spirit of reform. GST is India's most ambitious tax reform and if structured well will benefit Indians in two ways: as consumers and job seekers. The structure and level of tax rates, therefore, is key to success. It means the current approach has to be improved upon. Today, the Centre's indirect tax structure is messier than states and characterised by a multiplicity of rates.

Question: The cause of disagreement at the GST council meeting was

Directions (1-5): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it in the context of the passage.

The GST Council's meeting this week did not conclude successfully as Centre and states were unable to reach a consensus on tax rates. In itself, this is not worrisome on account of the complexity of the subject. But the Centre's tax proposals appear untouched by the spirit of reform. GST is India's most ambitious tax reform and if structured well will benefit Indians in two ways: as consumers and job seekers. The structure and level of tax rates, therefore, is key to success. It means the current approach has to be improved upon. Today, the Centre's indirect tax structure is messier than states and characterised by a multiplicity of rates.

Question: According to the author, the tax proposal-

Directions (1-5): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it in the context of the passage.

The GST Council's meeting this week did not conclude successfully as Centre and states were unable to reach a consensus on tax rates. In itself, this is not worrisome on account of the complexity of the subject. But the Centre's tax proposals appear untouched by the spirit of reform. GST is India's most ambitious tax reform and if structured well will benefit Indians in two ways: as consumers and job seekers. The structure and level of tax rates, therefore, is key to success. It means the current approach has to be improved upon. Today, the Centre's indirect tax structure is messier than states and characterised by a multiplicity of rates.

Question: A well organised GST will benifit-

Directions (1-5): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it in the context of the passage.

The GST Council's meeting this week did not conclude successfully as Centre and states were unable to reach a consensus on tax rates. In itself, this is not worrisome on account of the complexity of the subject. But the Centre's tax proposals appear untouched by the spirit of reform. GST is India's most ambitious tax reform and if structured well will benefit Indians in two ways: as consumers and job seekers. The structure and level of tax rates, therefore, is key to success. It means the current approach has to be improved upon. Today, the Centre's indirect tax structure is messier than states and characterised by a multiplicity of rates.

Question: The success of GST lies in-

(A) fine structure of GST

(B) level of tax rates

(C) agreement at the GST council

Directions (1-5): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it in the context of the passage.

The GST Council's meeting this week did not conclude successfully as Centre and states were unable to reach a consensus on tax rates. In itself, this is not worrisome on account of the complexity of the subject. But the Centre's tax proposals appear untouched by the spirit of reform. GST is India's most ambitious tax reform and if structured well will benefit Indians in two ways: as consumers and job seekers. The structure and level of tax rates, therefore, is key to success. It means the current approach has to be improved upon. Today, the Centre's indirect tax structure is messier than states and characterised by a multiplicity of rates.

Question: How is GST different from old tax system?

Spot the mis-spelt word

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He said to her, “What is your father?”

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Synonym of 'Plight' is

Antonym of 'Ratify' is