Entrance Exams
Govt. Exams
'Team' (singular collective noun) requires 'has,' not 'have.' 'Methodology' (singular) requires 'is,' not 'are.'
The passage discusses escalating threats, investment in defenses, and human vulnerability, collectively suggesting the need for comprehensive security approaches.
'overestimated' fits contextually, 'migrating' is the appropriate technical term, and 'challenging' balances the sentence structure and meaning.
C introduces the transformation, A explains the contributing factors, B provides specific examples, and D concludes with the outcomes.
When 'neither...nor' connects subjects, the verb agrees with the nearest subject. 'Employees' (plural) is nearest, requiring 'have' instead of 'has.'
'they' is plural and requires the plural verb 'have' instead of 'has.' The pronoun 'they' must agree with a plural verb form.
The passage mentions a target of 500 GW renewable capacity but never states that it will completely replace fossil fuels. This inference is not supported.
'demonstrated' fits the context of showing potential, and 'surpass' correctly indicates exceeding classical computers in capability.
C introduces the main topic, A explains the process, B shows the result, and D concludes with the ultimate benefit. This creates a logical progression.
'Each' is singular and requires a singular verb 'is' instead of 'are.' The pronoun 'their' is acceptable in modern English for singular indefinite reference.