Question

Fill in the blanks with suitable words from the

options given below to make the paragraph

meaningful.

Sport is expected to ––––––––––– (A) at a higher moral plane where the effort is honest and

transparency remains an abiding principle. It is

a utopian ideal ––––––––––– (B) on pure

performance, copious sweat and relentless

training. But in a practical world greased with

greed, besides match-fixing, there is another

terrible ––––––––––– (C): ingestion of

performance-enhancing drugs. Athletes like

Canada’s Ben Johnson were labeled as

drug-cheats and rightly –––––––– (D) their

Olympic medals. The World Anti-Doping Agency

(WADA), since its inception in 1999, has

–––––––– (E) stringent measures so that sport

stays drug-free. In India, WADA’s rules have

been ––––––––––– (F) by the Government-run

National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) and

almost all sports federations had fallen in line

except one behemoth – the Board of Control for

Cricket in India (BCCI). But that aberration was

––––––––––– (G) as the BCCI accepted NADA’s supervision following a meeting between its CEO

Rahul Johri, General Manager Saba Karim and

Sports Ministry officials led by Sports Secretary

Radhey Shyam Julaniya. Indian cricket’s

governing body finally ––––––––––– (H) to

subject its players to NADA’s testing routines.

Before its turn-around, the BCCI had ––––––– (I)

NADA’s intervention. The main objection

pertained to the ‘whereabouts’ clause, which

made it mandatory for a player to reveal where

he would be on a daily basis. The need for

privacy was ––––––––––– (J) as an excuse.

(A) operate, terminate, trade, fail

(B) learning, leaning, fascinating, easing

(C) offence, status, tragedy, determination

(D) divided, denied, rejected, felicitated

(E) imposed, intrigued, intended, traded

(F) entrusted, fractioned, enforced, utilised
(G) earned, erased, studied, accused

(H) satisfied, trained, discussed, agreed

(I) troubled, drained, resisted, trampled

(J) offered, ordered, authorised, cared​

Answer 1

Answer:

imposed, intrigued, intended, traded

(F) entrusted, fractioned, enforced, utilised

(G) earned, erased, studied, accused

(H) satisfied

Answer 2

Explanation:

imposed ingredients, intended,tradede

enstrusted fractioned