Double Blanks In a Sentence : - The knowledge of appropriate use of words and good command over vocabulary will help the candidates in solving such type of questions. Candidates are required to fill up these blank spaces out of the four or five given choices. 

In the question : - 

In  __________ of International matters, there is always an element of risk in  ____________ one might do.

The first word that can be filled in the blank part is Case means an instance of a particular situation  , and second word filled in the blank part is Whatever which means used to emphasize a lack of restriction in referring to any thing or amount .

Case : -You're wrong in this case.

Whatever : - She believes him, whatever he says. 

Option A : - (i) View : - (the ability to see something or to be seen from a particular place)  He came into view and moved around the punching bag.

                    (ii) Whichever : - (used to emphasize a lack of restriction in selecting one of a definite set of alternatives) I'll protect whichever world you are in. 

Option B : - (i) Many : - (a large number of)  I don't have many relatives.

                    (ii) Doing : - (the activities in which a particular person engages) The shortest answer is doing the thing .

Option C : - (i) Defence :- (the action of defending from or resisting attack) The prisoner's defence was rather weak. 

                    (ii) Wrong : - (not correct or true; incorrect) I think there's something wrong with you. 

Thus , the Correct Option is D , which is Case, Whatever .

Double Blanks In a Sentence : - The knowledge of appropriate use of words and good command over vocabulary will help the candidates in solving such type of questions. Candidates are required to fill up these blank spaces out of the four or five given choices. 

In the question : - 

The candidate's  _________ at the polls was  _______ as he won with a striking margin.

The first word that can be filled in the blank part is Victory means an act of defeating an enemy or opponent in a battle, game, or other competition., and second word filled in the blank part is Overwhelming  which means very great in amount.

Victory : - I am confident to secure victory.

Overwhelming : - It was still an overwhelming idea.

Option A : - (i) Claim : - (state or assert that something is the case) All four claim that officers fabricated evidence against them .

                   (ii) Unrealistic : - (inappropriate to reality or fact) It is quite unrealistic now to ignore these facts.

Option C : - (i) Image : - ( a representation of the external form of a person or thing in art) The advertisements are intended to improve the company's image.

                  (ii) Real : - (actually existing as a thing or occurring in fact; not imagined or supposed) He's not my real brother.

Option D : - (i) Strategy : - (a plan of action designed to achieve a long-term or overall aim) . Strategy wins wars; tactics wins battles.

                  (ii) Unsuccessful : - (not achieving the hoped for result) They made several unsuccessful attempts to reach the men.

Thus , the Correct Option is B , which is Victory, Overwhelming .

Double Blanks In a Sentence : - The knowledge of appropriate use of words and good command over vocabulary will help the candidates in solving such type of questions. Candidates are required to fill up these blank spaces out of the four or five given choices. 

In the question : - 

The Deputy Manager  _________ to resign because all his proposals were  _________ down by his superiors .

The first word that can be filled in the blank part is threatened means to warn that you may hurt, kill or punish somebody if he/she does not do what you want , and second word filled in the blank part is turned which means to move or make something move round a fixed central point .

Threatened  : - The mugger threatened him with a gun .

Turned : -  She sighed and turned away .

Option A : - (i) Planned : ( to decide, organize or prepare for something you want to do in the future) .Eg. You've planned this all your life                     (ii)Thrown :  (to send something from your hand through the air by moving your hand or arm quickly) Chance had thrown us together at a skiing resort .

Option B : - (i)  Gave : (to let somebody have something) She will give a party next week. 

                    (ii) Held :  (to take somebody/something and keep him/her/it in your hand)  She held on to my hand tightly .

Option C : - (i)  Began : (to start doing something) She began to like him right away .

                    (ii) kept : (to continue to be in a particular state or position ) Fire that's closest kept burns most of all  .

Thus , the Correct Option is D , which is threatened, turned .