In the following passage there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage, against each, five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has [1] norms for angel investors to invest in early-stage entities. In this regard, SEBI in its meeting [2] to amend the SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012. This decision was taken based on the recommendations received from the NR Narayana Murthy Alternative Investment Policy Advisory Committee. Decisions taken by SEBI [3] the upper limit for number of angel investors in a scheme from 49 to 200. Angel Funds will also be [4] to invest in start-ups incorporated within 5 years instead of the earlier norm of 3 years. The requirement of minimum investment amount by an angel fund in any venture [5] undertaking has been reduced to Rs. 25 lakh from earlier Rs. 50 lakh. Such funds also have been allowed to invest in overseas venture capital undertakings. It [6] be up to 25% of their investible corpus in line with other Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs). Benefits This move was taken as part of its attempts to [7] fund-raising for start-ups and help to[8]investment in the early stages for start-ups in the country. It will benefit start-ups looking for raising venture funding not just for the [9] but for the other value addition. It will help start-ups raising money from a venture capital firm brings such as direction [10] mentorship from seasoned investors.
1.[1]]agreed [2]liberalised [3]empowered [4]determined [5]considered
2.[1]thought [2]ventured [3]set [4]decided [5]planned
3.[1]Increased [2]keeps [3]make [4]find [5]built
4.[1]suceed [2] allowed [3]yield [4]justify [5]avail
5.[1]amount [2]investment [3]capital [4]fund [5]interest
6.[1]could [2]will [3]would [4]can [5]might
7.[1]composed [2]determined [3]facilitate [4]thought [5]regraded
8.[1]dreamt [2]agreed [3]meant [4] boost [5]task
9.[1]wealth [2]safety [3]trade [4]money [5]interest
10.[1]but [2]not [3]and [4]so [5]only
Answer
1.[2] 2.[4] 3.[1] 4.[2] 5.[3] 6.[2] 7.[3] 8.[4]
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has [1] norms for angel investors to invest in early-stage entities. In this regard, SEBI in its meeting [2] to amend the SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012. This decision was taken based on the recommendations received from the NR Narayana Murthy Alternative Investment Policy Advisory Committee. Decisions taken by SEBI [3] the upper limit for number of angel investors in a scheme from 49 to 200. Angel Funds will also be [4] to invest in start-ups incorporated within 5 years instead of the earlier norm of 3 years. The requirement of minimum investment amount by an angel fund in any venture [5] undertaking has been reduced to Rs. 25 lakh from earlier Rs. 50 lakh. Such funds also have been allowed to invest in overseas venture capital undertakings. It [6] be up to 25% of their investible corpus in line with other Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs). Benefits This move was taken as part of its attempts to [7] fund-raising for start-ups and help to[8]investment in the early stages for start-ups in the country. It will benefit start-ups looking for raising venture funding not just for the [9] but for the other value addition. It will help start-ups raising money from a venture capital firm brings such as direction [10] mentorship from seasoned investors.
1.[1]]agreed [2]liberalised [3]empowered [4]determined [5]considered
2.[1]thought [2]ventured [3]set [4]decided [5]planned
3.[1]Increased [2]keeps [3]make [4]find [5]built
4.[1]suceed [2] allowed [3]yield [4]justify [5]avail
5.[1]amount [2]investment [3]capital [4]fund [5]interest
6.[1]could [2]will [3]would [4]can [5]might
7.[1]composed [2]determined [3]facilitate [4]thought [5]regraded
8.[1]dreamt [2]agreed [3]meant [4] boost [5]task
9.[1]wealth [2]safety [3]trade [4]money [5]interest
10.[1]but [2]not [3]and [4]so [5]only
Answer
1.[2] 2.[4] 3.[1] 4.[2] 5.[3] 6.[2] 7.[3] 8.[4]
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