Practice Reading Comprehension Quiz 16, Attempt FREE

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With regular practice, candidates can improve both the speed and accuracy required to solve RC questions in bank exams. Reading Comprehension Quiz 16 features one passage followed by 20 questions for comprehensive practice.

Reading Comprehension Quiz 16 Passage

Inflation rarely affects every household in the same way. A family that spends a large share of its income on food and fuel may feel rising prices more sharply than a household whose budget is concentrated on items with stable prices. This is why an average inflation rate can hide very different experiences across income groups. Persistent inflation also changes behaviour: families postpone purchases, businesses reconsider investment, and savers pay closer attention to whether returns keep pace with rising prices. Policymakers therefore watch not only the headline rate but also the categories driving it and the expectations that may influence future wage and price decisions.

FREE Reading Comprehension Quiz 16

Read the passage carefully before answering the 20 questions. Use elimination wherever required and determine the meaning of unfamiliar words from their context rather than getting stuck on individual words.

Reading Comprehension Quiz 1 Score: 0.00

1. Why may two households experience inflation differently?

2. What can an average inflation rate hide?

3. Which behaviour is linked to persistent inflation in the passage?

4. What can be inferred about savers during inflation?

5. What is the central idea of the passage?

6. Choose the synonym of ‘persistent’.

7. Choose the antonym of ‘stable’.

8. The phrase ‘keep pace with rising prices’ means:

9. The author’s tone is:

10. Why do policymakers watch inflation expectations?

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11. Which household is likely to feel a rise in food and fuel prices more sharply?

12. Why can the headline inflation rate fail to describe every household’s experience?

13. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a behavioural response to persistent inflation?

14. What does the passage suggest about nominal returns?

15. What does the word ‘categories’ in the passage refer to?

16. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?

17. Choose the word most similar in meaning to ‘concentrated’ as used in the passage.

18. Choose the word most opposite in meaning to ‘sharply’ as used in the passage.

19. Which factor may influence future wage and price decisions according to the passage?

20. Which title best captures the passage?

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