IPMAT Indore 2020 (VA) - Cool-headed and rational, Jo Eun-cha is a talented and driven anchorman who commands as well as demands respect. After ___________ to get elected as a news director, he aims to ___________ to his job as the top news anchor to increase his ___________ of being elected next year. | PYQs + Solutions | AfterBoards
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IPMAT Indore 2020 (VA) PYQs

IPMAT Indore 2020

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Easy

Cool-headed and rational, Jo Eun-cha is a talented and driven anchorman who commands as well as demands respect. After ___________ to get elected as a news director, he aims to ___________ to his job as the top news anchor to increase his ___________ of being elected next year.

Correct Option: 2
  1. happening, quit, hopes:
    • Happening: Taking place. Does not fit well in the context of an action taken by Jo Eun-cha.
    • Quit: To leave or resign from. Fits well with the context of job actions.
    • Hopes: Desires or aspirations. Fits, but "chances" is a better fit.
    This option is incorrect because "happening" does not fit well in the context.
  2. failing, return, chances:
    • Failing: Not succeeding. Fits well with the context of an unsuccessful attempt.
    • Return: To go back to. Fits well with the context of resuming a previous position.
    • Chances: The likelihood of something happening. Fits well with the context of increasing the likelihood of success.
    This option is correct because all the words fit well in the context of the sentence.
  3. hoping, upgrade, certainty:
    • Hoping: Wishing or desiring. Does not fit as well with the context of a completed action.
    • Upgrade: To raise to a higher standard. Does not fit well with the context of job actions.
    • Certainty: The state of being sure. Does not fit as well as "chances."
    This option is incorrect because "hoping" and "upgrade" do not fit well in the context.
  4. going, give up, luck:
    • Going: Moving or leaving. Does not fit well with the context of an action taken by Jo Eun-cha.
    • Give up: To resign from or abandon. Fits well with the context of job actions.
    • Luck: Success or failure brought by chance. Does not fit as well as "chances."
    This option is incorrect because "going" and "luck" do not fit well in the context.

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