Double Fill up’s For SBI PO SET – 12
Double Fill up’s For SBI PO SET – 12
1. Camille Pissarro, eldest of France’s great impressionist __________ that included Monet, Manet, Rennoir and Degas, was both the movement’s ________ and its saint.
(a) cabal, doyen
(b) sodality, gadfly
(c) entity, defector
(d) hierarchy, patriarch
(e) brotherhood, demon
2. The westerlies normally cross the United States at altitudes from 10,000 to 50,000 feet along the Canadian border, acting as a _______ to Arctic winds and giving the Middle Atlantic States relatively _______ winters.
(a) counterpart, unsettled
(b) propellant, mild
(c) counterpart, unsettled
(d) buffer, temperate
(e) deterrent, cold
3. But even Mr. Moses, one of the most _________ public servants of our time, is at a loss to convey in words the size, the imaginative engineering ______ that built this contribution to the welfare of family and industry.
(a) tongue-tied, miracle
(b) dedicated, oppositeness
(c) unappreciated, technique
(d) public-spirited, skill
(e) articulate, ingenuity
4. Among the younger people there are complaints that the sight of ex-Nazis flourishing recommends __________ youth, that it instills, instead of needed moral values, the dubious percept that _______is the best policy.
(a) precepts, intolerance
(b) desperation, dishonesty
(c) emulation, honesty
(d) cynicism, expediency
5. Even as ________ machines free men from drudgery, they ____ displace men from jobs.
(a) automated, simultaneously
(b) robot like, unwillingly
(c) animated, ineluctably
(d) accelerated, seemingly
(e) antiquate, understandably
6. To cross the Rubicon means to take a final _______ step which may have dangerous ______.
(a) hazardous, precedent
(b) unwarranted, potentialities
(c) inconsequential, concomitants
(d) well-considered, implications
(e) irrevocable, consequences
7. Though the Oxford English Dictionary is undoubtedly the greatest dictionary ever ______ it is designed for scholars and research workers rather than for the _______ dictionary user.
(a) assembled, assiduous
(b) demonstrated, amateur
(c) projected, omniscient
(d) published, professional
(e) compiled, casual
8. For nearly a century the ______ travelers cheque has been the nearest thing to an internationals currency yet devised by man, and has guided generations of Americans and other tourists through the ______ of foreign exchange.
(a) useful, excesses
(b) surreptitious, complexities
(c) plausible, maze
(d) sacrosanct, fluctuations
(e) ubiquitous, labyrinth
9. If it were true that enduring lessons are learned from ________ errors, Broadway would be the repository of ______ theatrical wisdom.
(a) accidental, occult
(b) egregious, sublime
(c) dubious, profound
(d) dramatic, lasting
(e) stupid, attenuated
10. After careful thought I bought for my daughter a combination ________ with little shiny stones that could even be mistaken for diamonds.
(a) presented
(b) looked
(c) hid
(d) decorated
(e) put
