Cloze Passage Quiz : English Language

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Cloze Passage for Banking /Insurance /SSC CGL Examinations.

Cloze Passage – English Language

Cloze Test primarily meant to test a candidate’s knowledge of comprehension with regard to grammar, usage and vocabulary. The examinees are required to make a choice from multiple alternatives for each word to be filled in the blank, not in a sentence but in a passage. The blanks are numbered which are to be filled in with the most suitable alternatives.

From this section you will get 5-10 questions in SSC CGL /Banking /Insurance exams.

Cloze Passage Quiz:

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1. The RBI …(1)… advised banks to open …(2)… MSE focused branch offices at different MSEclusters which can also act as counselling centres …(3)… MSEs. Each lead bank of the district may adopt atleast one cluster. A Microfinance model which has been relatively successful is the SHG Bank linkage model which leverages the penetrative reach of the NGOs and civil society organizations and (4)… financial strength and managerial expertise of the commercial banks. …(5)… from a modest scale as a pilot in the year 1992, the SHG-Bank
linkage program linked 79.60 lakh savings-linked Self Help Groups (SHGs) covering over 10.3 crore poor households as on 31 March 2012. As per the NABARD Annual Report, however, the concentration of the SHG Bank linkage model continues to be …(6)… the southern states and is not evenly spread over the BIMARU(Bihar, Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) states. The second model is that of the registered NBFCs. These work as profit companies and extend loans to the entrepreneurial poor at the middle of the pyramid. This is …(7)… important distinction which I want to emphasize as this Brings into salience the continuing need and relevance of this model. There is an …(8)… role which both models of
microfinance fulfill in the critical areas of training and capacity building of the poor. …(9)… enables them to graduate to larger loans and to setting up sustainable,scalable, self-sustaining enterprises and income-generating projects which pay …(10)… themselves.

Choose the option for (1)
did
has
had
have
Question 1 of 10

2. The RBI …(1)… advised banks to open …(2)… MSE focused branch offices at different MSEclusters which can also act as counselling centres …(3)… MSEs. Each lead bank of the district may adopt atleast one cluster. A Microfinance model which has been relatively successful is the SHG Bank linkage model which leverages the penetrative reach of the NGOs and civil society organizations and (4)… financial strength and managerial expertise of the commercial banks. …(5)… from a modest scale as a pilot in the year 1992, the SHG-Bank linkage program linked 79.60 lakh savings-linked Self Help Groups (SHGs) covering over 10.3 crore poor households as on 31 March 2012. As per the NABARD Annual Report, however, the concentration of the SHG Bank linkage model continues to be …(6)… the southern states and is not evenly spread over the BIMARU(Bihar, Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) states. The second model is that of the registered NBFCs. These work as profit companies and extend loans to the entrepreneurial poor at the middle of the pyramid. This is …(7)… important distinction which I want to emphasize as this Brings into salience the continuing need and relevance of this model. There is an …(8)… role which both models of microfinance fulfill in the critical areas of training and capacity building of the poor. …(9)… enables them to graduate to larger loans and to setting up sustainable,scalable, self-sustaining enterprises and income-generating projects which pay …(10)… themselves.

Choose the option for (2)
many
much
more
such
Question 2 of 10

3. The RBI …(1)… advised banks to open …(2)… MSE focused branch offices at different MSEclusters which can also act as counselling centres …(3)… MSEs. Each lead bank of the district may adopt atleast one cluster. A Microfinance model which has been relatively successful is the SHG Bank linkage model which leverages the penetrative reach of the NGOs and civil society organizations and (4)… financial strength and managerial expertise of the commercial banks. …(5)… from a modest scale as a pilot in the year 1992, the SHG-Bank linkage program linked 79.60 lakh savings-linked Self Help Groups (SHGs) covering over 10.3 crore poor households as on 31 March 2012. As per the NABARD Annual Report, however, the concentration of the SHG Bank linkage model continues to be …(6)… the southern states and is not evenly spread over the BIMARU(Bihar, Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) states. The second model is that of the registered NBFCs. These work as profit companies and extend loans to the entrepreneurial poor at the middle of the pyramid. This is …(7)… important distinction which I want to emphasize as this Brings into salience the continuing need and relevance of this model. There is an …(8)… role which both models of microfinance fulfill in the critical areas of training and capacity building of the poor. …(9)… enables them to graduate to larger loans and to setting up sustainable,scalable, self-sustaining enterprises and income-generating projects which pay …(10)… themselves.

Choose the option for (3)
to
at
with
for
Question 3 of 10

4. The RBI …(1)… advised banks to open …(2)… MSE focused branch offices at different MSEclusters which can also act as counselling centres …(3)… MSEs. Each lead bank of the district may adopt atleast one cluster. A Microfinance model which has been relatively successful is the SHG Bank linkage model which leverages the penetrative reach of the NGOs and civil society organizations and (4)… financial strength and managerial expertise of the commercial banks. …(5)… from a modest scale as a pilot in the year 1992, the SHG-Bank linkage program linked 79.60 lakh savings-linked Self Help Groups (SHGs) covering over 10.3 crore poor households as on 31 March 2012. As per the NABARD Annual Report, however, the concentration of the SHG Bank linkage model continues to be …(6)… the southern states and is not evenly spread over the BIMARU(Bihar, Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) states. The second model is that of the registered NBFCs. These work as profit companies and extend loans to the entrepreneurial poor at the middle of the pyramid. This is …(7)… important distinction which I want to emphasize as this Brings into salience the continuing need and relevance of this model. There is an …(8)… role which both models of microfinance fulfill in the critical areas of training and capacity building of the poor. …(9)… enables them to graduate to larger loans and to setting up sustainable,scalable, self-sustaining enterprises and income-generating projects which pay …(10)… themselves.

Choose the option for (4)
for
the
to
a
Question 4 of 10

5. The RBI …(1)… advised banks to open …(2)… MSE focused branch offices at different MSEclusters which can also act as counselling centres …(3)… MSEs. Each lead bank of the district may adopt atleast one cluster. A Microfinance model which has been relatively successful is the SHG Bank linkage model which leverages the penetrative reach of the NGOs and civil society organizations and (4)… financial strength and managerial expertise of the commercial banks. …(5)… from a modest scale as a pilot in the year 1992, the SHG-Bank linkage program linked 79.60 lakh savings-linked Self Help Groups (SHGs) covering over 10.3 crore poor households as on 31 March 2012. As per the NABARD Annual Report, however, the concentration of the SHG Bank linkage model continues to be …(6)… the southern states and is not evenly spread over the BIMARU(Bihar, Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) states. The second model is that of the registered NBFCs. These work as profit companies and extend loans to the entrepreneurial poor at the middle of the pyramid. This is …(7)… important distinction which I want to emphasize as this Brings into salience the continuing need and relevance of this model. There is an …(8)… role which both models of microfinance fulfill in the critical areas of training and capacity building of the poor. …(9)… enables them to graduate to larger loans and to setting up sustainable,scalable, self-sustaining enterprises and income-generating projects which pay …(10)… themselves.

Choose the option for (5)
Starting
Beginning
Initiating
Involving
Question 5 of 10

6. The RBI …(1)… advised banks to open …(2)… MSE focused branch offices at different MSEclusters which can also act as counselling centres …(3)… MSEs. Each lead bank of the district may adopt atleast one cluster. A Microfinance model which has been relatively successful is the SHG Bank linkage model which leverages the penetrative reach of the NGOs and civil society organizations and (4)… financial strength and managerial expertise of the commercial banks. …(5)… from a modest scale as a pilot in the year 1992, the SHG-Bank linkage program linked 79.60 lakh savings-linked Self Help Groups (SHGs) covering over 10.3 crore poor households as on 31 March 2012. As per the NABARD Annual Report, however, the concentration of the SHG Bank linkage model continues to be …(6)… the southern states and is not evenly spread over the BIMARU(Bihar, Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) states. The second model is that of the registered NBFCs. These work as profit companies and extend loans to the entrepreneurial poor at the middle of the pyramid. This is …(7)… important distinction which I want to emphasize as this Brings into salience the continuing need and relevance of this model. There is an …(8)… role which both models of microfinance fulfill in the critical areas of training and capacity building of the poor. …(9)… enables them to graduate to larger loans and to setting up sustainable,scalable, self-sustaining enterprises and income-generating projects which pay …(10)… themselves.

Choose the option for (6)
to
for
from
at
Question 6 of 10

7. The RBI …(1)… advised banks to open …(2)… MSE focused branch offices at different MSEclusters which can also act as counselling centres …(3)… MSEs. Each lead bank of the district may adopt atleast one cluster. A Microfinance model which has been relatively successful is the SHG Bank linkage model which leverages the penetrative reach of the NGOs and civil society organizations and (4)… financial strength and managerial expertise of the commercial banks. …(5)… from a modest scale as a pilot in the year 1992, the SHG-Bank linkage program linked 79.60 lakh savings-linked Self Help Groups (SHGs) covering over 10.3 crore poor households as on 31 March 2012. As per the NABARD Annual Report, however, the concentration of the SHG Bank linkage model continues to be …(6)… the southern states and is not evenly spread over the BIMARU(Bihar, Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) states. The second model is that of the registered NBFCs. These work as profit companies and extend loans to the entrepreneurial poor at the middle of the pyramid. This is …(7)… important distinction which I want to emphasize as this Brings into salience the continuing need and relevance of this model. There is an …(8)… role which both models of microfinance fulfill in the critical areas of training and capacity building of the poor. …(9)… enables them to graduate to larger loans and to setting up sustainable,scalable, self-sustaining enterprises and income-generating projects which pay …(10)… themselves.

Choose the option for (7)
a
the
an
to
Question 7 of 10

8. The RBI …(1)… advised banks to open …(2)… MSE focused branch offices at different MSEclusters which can also act as counselling centres …(3)… MSEs. Each lead bank of the district may adopt atleast one cluster. A Microfinance model which has been relatively successful is the SHG Bank linkage model which leverages the penetrative reach of the NGOs and civil society organizations and (4)… financial strength and managerial expertise of the commercial banks. …(5)… from a modest scale as a pilot in the year 1992, the SHG-Bank linkage program linked 79.60 lakh savings-linked Self Help Groups (SHGs) covering over 10.3 crore poor households as on 31 March 2012. As per the NABARD Annual Report, however, the concentration of the SHG Bank linkage model continues to be …(6)… the southern states and is not evenly spread over the BIMARU(Bihar, Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) states. The second model is that of the registered NBFCs. These work as profit companies and extend loans to the entrepreneurial poor at the middle of the pyramid. This is …(7)… important distinction which I want to emphasize as this Brings into salience the continuing need and relevance of this model. There is an …(8)… role which both models of microfinance fulfill in the critical areas of training and capacity building of the poor. …(9)… enables them to graduate to larger loans and to setting up sustainable,scalable, self-sustaining enterprises and income-generating projects which pay …(10)… themselves.

Choose the option for (8)
Vital
Key
Crucial
Important
Question 8 of 10

9. The RBI …(1)… advised banks to open …(2)… MSE focused branch offices at different MSEclusters which can also act as counselling centres …(3)… MSEs. Each lead bank of the district may adopt atleast one cluster. A Microfinance model which has been relatively successful is the SHG Bank linkage model which leverages the penetrative reach of the NGOs and civil society organizations and (4)… financial strength and managerial expertise of the commercial banks. …(5)… from a modest scale as a pilot in the year 1992, the SHG-Bank linkage program linked 79.60 lakh savings-linked Self Help Groups (SHGs) covering over 10.3 crore poor households as on 31 March 2012. As per the NABARD Annual Report, however, the concentration of the SHG Bank linkage model continues to be …(6)… the southern states and is not evenly spread over the BIMARU(Bihar, Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) states. The second model is that of the registered NBFCs. These work as profit companies and extend loans to the entrepreneurial poor at the middle of the pyramid. This is …(7)… important distinction which I want to emphasize as this Brings into salience the continuing need and relevance of this model. There is an …(8)… role which both models of microfinance fulfill in the critical areas of training and capacity building of the poor. …(9)… enables them to graduate to larger loans and to setting up sustainable,scalable, self-sustaining enterprises and income-generating projects which pay …(10)… themselves.

Choose the option for (9)
this
that
can
which
Question 9 of 10

10. The RBI …(1)… advised banks to open …(2)… MSE focused branch offices at different MSEclusters which can also act as counselling centres …(3)… MSEs. Each lead bank of the district may adopt atleast one cluster. A Microfinance model which has been relatively successful is the SHG Bank linkage model which leverages the penetrative reach of the NGOs and civil society organizations and (4)… financial strength and managerial expertise of the commercial banks. …(5)… from a modest scale as a pilot in the year 1992, the SHG-Bank linkage program linked 79.60 lakh savings-linked Self Help Groups (SHGs) covering over 10.3 crore poor households as on 31 March 2012. As per the NABARD Annual Report, however, the concentration of the SHG Bank linkage model continues to be …(6)… the southern states and is not evenly spread over the BIMARU(Bihar, Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) states. The second model is that of the registered NBFCs. These work as profit companies and extend loans to the entrepreneurial poor at the middle of the pyramid. This is …(7)… important distinction which I want to emphasize as this Brings into salience the continuing need and relevance of this model. There is an …(8)… role which both models of microfinance fulfill in the critical areas of training and capacity building of the poor. …(9)… enables them to graduate to larger loans and to setting up sustainable,scalable, self-sustaining enterprises and income-generating projects which pay …(10)… themselves.

Choose the option for (10)
to
with
for
at
Question 10 of 10

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