English Reading Comprehension - MOST IMPORTANT SSC Stenographer Previous Year Questions

The locust is an insect that belongs to the family of grasshoppers. These insects are essentially harmless (1) _____ they meet certain circumstances under which they (2) _____ more abundant and change their behaviour. India, Pakistan and Iran (3) _____ currently thinking over the locust plague threat (4) _____ over their economies. When these locusts meet (5) _____ environmental conditions, they become gregarious and (6) _____ breeding abundantly. With their population becoming (7) _____ they form swarms (8) _____ areas damaging the crops. These swarms attacking (9) _____ and thereby devastating the entire agricultural economy is (10) _____ is commonly referred to as locust plague. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 1.

The locust is an insect that belongs to the family of grasshoppers. These insects are essentially harmless (1) _____ they meet certain circumstances under which they (2) _____ more abundant and change their behaviour. India, Pakistan and Iran (3) _____ currently thinking over the locust plague threat (4) _____ over their economies. When these locusts meet (5) _____ environmental conditions, they become gregarious and (6) _____ breeding abundantly. With their population becoming (7) _____ they form swarms (8) _____ areas damaging the crops. These swarms attacking (9) _____ and thereby devastating the entire agricultural economy is (10) _____ is commonly referred to as locust plague. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 2.

The locust is an insect that belongs to the family of grasshoppers. These insects are essentially harmless (1) _____ they meet certain circumstances under which they (2) _____ more abundant and change their behaviour. India, Pakistan and Iran (3) _____ currently thinking over the locust plague threat (4) _____ over their economies. When these locusts meet (5) _____ environmental conditions, they become gregarious and (6) _____ breeding abundantly. With their population becoming (7) _____ they form swarms (8) _____ areas damaging the crops. These swarms attacking (9) _____ and thereby devastating the entire agricultural economy is (10) _____ is commonly referred to as locust plague. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 3.

The locust is an insect that belongs to the family of grasshoppers. These insects are essentially harmless (1) _____ they meet certain circumstances under which they (2) _____ more abundant and change their behaviour. India, Pakistan and Iran (3) _____ currently thinking over the locust plague threat (4) _____ over their economies. When these locusts meet (5) _____ environmental conditions, they become gregarious and (6) _____ breeding abundantly. With their population becoming (7) _____ they form swarms (8) _____ areas damaging the crops. These swarms attacking (9) _____ and thereby devastating the entire agricultural economy is (10) _____ is commonly referred to as locust plague. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 4.

The locust is an insect that belongs to the family of grasshoppers. These insects are essentially harmless (1) _____ they meet certain circumstances under which they (2) _____ more abundant and change their behaviour. India, Pakistan and Iran (3) _____ currently thinking over the locust plague threat (4) _____ over their economies. When these locusts meet (5) _____ environmental conditions, they become gregarious and (6) _____ breeding abundantly. With their population becoming (7) _____ they form swarms (8) _____ areas damaging the crops. These swarms attacking (9) _____ and thereby devastating the entire agricultural economy is (10) _____ is commonly referred to as locust plague. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 5.

The locust is an insect that belongs to the family of grasshoppers. These insects are essentially harmless (1) _____ they meet certain circumstances under which they (2) _____ more abundant and change their behaviour. India, Pakistan and Iran (3) _____ currently thinking over the locust plague threat (4) _____ over their economies. When these locusts meet (5) _____ environmental conditions, they become gregarious and (6) _____ breeding abundantly. With their population becoming (7) _____ they form swarms (8) _____ areas damaging the crops. These swarms attacking (9) _____ and thereby devastating the entire agricultural economy is (10) _____ is commonly referred to as locust plague. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 6.

The locust is an insect that belongs to the family of grasshoppers. These insects are essentially harmless (1) _____ they meet certain circumstances under which they (2) _____ more abundant and change their behaviour. India, Pakistan and Iran (3) _____ currently thinking over the locust plague threat (4) _____ over their economies. When these locusts meet (5) _____ environmental conditions, they become gregarious and (6) _____ breeding abundantly. With their population becoming (7) _____ they form swarms (8) _____ areas damaging the crops. These swarms attacking (9) _____ and thereby devastating the entire agricultural economy is (10) _____ is commonly referred to as locust plague. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 7.

The locust is an insect that belongs to the family of grasshoppers. These insects are essentially harmless (1) _____ they meet certain circumstances under which they (2) _____ more abundant and change their behaviour. India, Pakistan and Iran (3) _____ currently thinking over the locust plague threat (4) _____ over their economies. When these locusts meet (5) _____ environmental conditions, they become gregarious and (6) _____ breeding abundantly. With their population becoming (7) _____ they form swarms (8) _____ areas damaging the crops. These swarms attacking (9) _____ and thereby devastating the entire agricultural economy is (10) _____ is commonly referred to as locust plague. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 8.

The locust is an insect that belongs to the family of grasshoppers. These insects are essentially harmless (1) _____ they meet certain circumstances under which they (2) _____ more abundant and change their behaviour. India, Pakistan and Iran (3) _____ currently thinking over the locust plague threat (4) _____ over their economies. When these locusts meet (5) _____ environmental conditions, they become gregarious and (6) _____ breeding abundantly. With their population becoming (7) _____ they form swarms (8) _____ areas damaging the crops. These swarms attacking (9) _____ and thereby devastating the entire agricultural economy is (10) _____ is commonly referred to as locust plague. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 9.

The locust is an insect that belongs to the family of grasshoppers. These insects are essentially harmless (1) _____ they meet certain circumstances under which they (2) _____ more abundant and change their behaviour. India, Pakistan and Iran (3) _____ currently thinking over the locust plague threat (4) _____ over their economies. When these locusts meet (5) _____ environmental conditions, they become gregarious and (6) _____ breeding abundantly. With their population becoming (7) _____ they form swarms (8) _____ areas damaging the crops. These swarms attacking (9) _____ and thereby devastating the entire agricultural economy is (10) _____ is commonly referred to as locust plague. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 10.

Polio was once a disease feared worldwide, striking suddenly and paralysing mainly children (1) _____ life. WHO is a partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the (2) _____ public health initiative in history. Since 1988, cases of wild poliovirus have (3) _____ polio by 99%. Polio now survives (4) _____ among the world's marginalised communities, where it stalks the most (5) _____ and (6) _____ children. These are Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. (7) _____ poliovirus transmission is interrupted, all (8) _____ remain at risk of importation of polio, (9) _____ vulnerable countries with weak public health and immunisation services. WHO's goal is (10) _____ every last child with polio vaccine and ensure a polio-free world for future generations. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 1.

Polio was once a disease feared worldwide, striking suddenly and paralysing mainly children (1) _____ life. WHO is a partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the (2) _____ public health initiative in history. Since 1988, cases of wild poliovirus have (3) _____ polio by 99%. Polio now survives (4) _____ among the world's marginalised communities, where it stalks the most (5) _____ and (6) _____ children. These are Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. (7) _____ poliovirus transmission is interrupted, all (8) _____ remain at risk of importation of polio, (9) _____ vulnerable countries with weak public health and immunisation services. WHO's goal is (10) _____ every last child with polio vaccine and ensure a polio-free world for future generations. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 2.

Polio was once a disease feared worldwide, striking suddenly and paralysing mainly children (1) _____ life. WHO is a partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the (2) _____ public health initiative in history. Since 1988, cases of wild poliovirus have (3) _____ polio by 99%. Polio now survives (4) _____ among the world's marginalised communities, where it stalks the most (5) _____ and (6) _____ children. These are Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. (7) _____ poliovirus transmission is interrupted, all (8) _____ remain at risk of importation of polio, (9) _____ vulnerable countries with weak public health and immunisation services. WHO's goal is (10) _____ every last child with polio vaccine and ensure a polio-free world for future generations. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 3.

Polio was once a disease feared worldwide, striking suddenly and paralysing mainly children (1) _____ life. WHO is a partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the (2) _____ public health initiative in history. Since 1988, cases of wild poliovirus have (3) _____ polio by 99%. Polio now survives (4) _____ among the world's marginalised communities, where it stalks the most (5) _____ and (6) _____ children. These are Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. (7) _____ poliovirus transmission is interrupted, all (8) _____ remain at risk of importation of polio, (9) _____ vulnerable countries with weak public health and immunisation services. WHO's goal is (10) _____ every last child with polio vaccine and ensure a polio-free world for future generations. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 4.

Polio was once a disease feared worldwide, striking suddenly and paralysing mainly children (1) _____ life. WHO is a partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the (2) _____ public health initiative in history. Since 1988, cases of wild poliovirus have (3) _____ polio by 99%. Polio now survives (4) _____ among the world's marginalised communities, where it stalks the most (5) _____ and (6) _____ children. These are Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. (7) _____ poliovirus transmission is interrupted, all (8) _____ remain at risk of importation of polio, (9) _____ vulnerable countries with weak public health and immunisation services. WHO's goal is (10) _____ every last child with polio vaccine and ensure a polio-free world for future generations. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 5.

Polio was once a disease feared worldwide, striking suddenly and paralysing mainly children (1) _____ life. WHO is a partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the (2) _____ public health initiative in history. Since 1988, cases of wild poliovirus have (3) _____ polio by 99%. Polio now survives (4) _____ among the world's marginalised communities, where it stalks the most (5) _____ and (6) _____ children. These are Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. (7) _____ poliovirus transmission is interrupted, all (8) _____ remain at risk of importation of polio, (9) _____ vulnerable countries with weak public health and immunisation services. WHO's goal is (10) _____ every last child with polio vaccine and ensure a polio-free world for future generations. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 6.

Polio was once a disease feared worldwide, striking suddenly and paralysing mainly children (1) _____ life. WHO is a partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the (2) _____ public health initiative in history. Since 1988, cases of wild poliovirus have (3) _____ polio by 99%. Polio now survives (4) _____ among the world's marginalised communities, where it stalks the most (5) _____ and (6) _____ children. These are Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. (7) _____ poliovirus transmission is interrupted, all (8) _____ remain at risk of importation of polio, (9) _____ vulnerable countries with weak public health and immunisation services. WHO's goal is (10) _____ every last child with polio vaccine and ensure a polio-free world for future generations. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 7.

Polio was once a disease feared worldwide, striking suddenly and paralysing mainly children (1) _____ life. WHO is a partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the (2) _____ public health initiative in history. Since 1988, cases of wild poliovirus have (3) _____ polio by 99%. Polio now survives (4) _____ among the world's marginalised communities, where it stalks the most (5) _____ and (6) _____ children. These are Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. (7) _____ poliovirus transmission is interrupted, all (8) _____ remain at risk of importation of polio, (9) _____ vulnerable countries with weak public health and immunisation services. WHO's goal is (10) _____ every last child with polio vaccine and ensure a polio-free world for future generations. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 8.

Polio was once a disease feared worldwide, striking suddenly and paralysing mainly children (1) _____ life. WHO is a partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the (2) _____ public health initiative in history. Since 1988, cases of wild poliovirus have (3) _____ polio by 99%. Polio now survives (4) _____ among the world's marginalised communities, where it stalks the most (5) _____ and (6) _____ children. These are Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. (7) _____ poliovirus transmission is interrupted, all (8) _____ remain at risk of importation of polio, (9) _____ vulnerable countries with weak public health and immunisation services. WHO's goal is (10) _____ every last child with polio vaccine and ensure a polio-free world for future generations. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 9.

Polio was once a disease feared worldwide, striking suddenly and paralysing mainly children (1) _____ life. WHO is a partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the (2) _____ public health initiative in history. Since 1988, cases of wild poliovirus have (3) _____ polio by 99%. Polio now survives (4) _____ among the world's marginalised communities, where it stalks the most (5) _____ and (6) _____ children. These are Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. (7) _____ poliovirus transmission is interrupted, all (8) _____ remain at risk of importation of polio, (9) _____ vulnerable countries with weak public health and immunisation services. WHO's goal is (10) _____ every last child with polio vaccine and ensure a polio-free world for future generations. Select the most appropriate option for blank no. 10.