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Q.381 Easy Reading Comprehension

Identify the error in the sentence: 'The government has announce new policies to address climate change and environmental degradation.'

A Subject-verb agreement error

B Tense inconsistency

C Missing article

D No error

Correct Answer: A. Subject-verb agreement error

EXPLANATION

'has announce' is incorrect; it should be 'has announced.' The auxiliary verb 'has' requires the past participle form.

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Q.382 Easy Reading Comprehension

Read the passage and answer: 'Artificial Intelligence has revolutionized numerous sectors including healthcare, finance, and education. The integration of AI-driven solutions has improved diagnostic accuracy and personalized learning experiences. However, concerns about data privacy and job displacement remain significant challenges.' What is the primary concern mentioned about AI implementation?

A Improved diagnostic accuracy

B Data privacy and job displacement

C Integration in healthcare

D Personalized learning experiences

Correct Answer: B. Data privacy and job displacement

EXPLANATION

The passage explicitly states that 'concerns about data privacy and job displacement remain significant challenges,' making this the primary concern mentioned.

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Q.383 Easy Reading Comprehension

Select the word most similar in meaning to AMELIORATE:

A Worsen

B Improve

C Complicate

D Ignore

Correct Answer: B. Improve

EXPLANATION

Ameliorate means to improve or make better. Option B is the correct synonym.

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Q.384 Hard Reading Comprehension

Correct the sentence: 'Each of the participating nations are required to submit their renewable energy targets and implementation plans to the United Nations by the end of the fiscal year.'

A 'are' should be 'is'; 'their' should be 'its'

B 'are' should be 'is' only

C 'their' should be 'its' only

D No correction needed

Correct Answer: A. 'are' should be 'is'; 'their' should be 'its'

EXPLANATION

'Each' is singular, requiring 'is' instead of 'are'. When referring to 'each,' use singular 'its' instead of plural 'their'.

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Q.385 Hard Reading Comprehension

Read and analyze: 'The implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) has streamlined India's indirect taxation system since 2017. Compliance costs for businesses have reduced significantly. Nevertheless, small traders continue to face challenges with GST registration and documentation.' What does the passage imply?

A GST is completely ineffective for small businesses

B GST benefits large businesses more than small traders

C GST should be abolished entirely

D All businesses have benefited equally from GST

Correct Answer: B. GST benefits large businesses more than small traders

EXPLANATION

The passage shows GST streamlined the system and reduced compliance costs broadly, but identifies that small traders 'continue to face challenges,' implying unequal benefits.

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Q.386 Medium Reading Comprehension

Arrange the sentences logically: A) Cybersecurity threats in India increased by 40% in 2024 according to industry reports. B) Ransomware attacks on financial institutions became particularly prevalent. C) Organizations have consequently invested heavily in security infrastructure. D) This alarming trend underscores the need for comprehensive digital protection strategies.

A A-B-D-C

B A-D-B-C

C A-B-C-D

D D-A-B-C

Correct Answer: C. A-B-C-D

EXPLANATION

Logical flow: Problem statement (A) → Specific example (B) → Response (C) → Conclusion (D).

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Q.387 Medium Reading Comprehension

Identify the error: 'The committee members have decided that the project deadline, despite its complexity and resource constraints, should to be extended by two months.'

A 'should to be' should be 'should be'

B 'have decided' should be 'has decided'

C 'despite' should be 'in spite of'

D No error

Correct Answer: A. 'should to be' should be 'should be'

EXPLANATION

The infinitive structure is incorrect. After 'should,' use 'be' directly, not 'to be.' Correct form: 'should be extended.'

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Q.388 Hard Reading Comprehension

Cloze Test: 'The World Economic Forum's 2024 report highlighted that India is among the fastest-growing major economies globally. However, challenges related to _____ inequality and inadequate infrastructure investment persist in rural areas.'

A wealth

B income

C economic

D social

Correct Answer: C. economic

EXPLANATION

'Economic' inequality encompasses both wealth and income disparities comprehensively and fits contextually with infrastructure challenges.

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Q.389 Medium Reading Comprehension

Select the word most similar in meaning to PROPITIOUS:

A Unfavorable

B Auspicious

C Uncertain

D Delayed

Correct Answer: B. Auspicious

EXPLANATION

Propitious means favorable or auspicious. Option B is the correct synonym.

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Q.390 Hard Reading Comprehension

Correct the sentence: 'Neither the manager nor the employees was willing to compromise about the new working hours policy, which lead to tensions within the organization.'

A 'was' should be 'were'; 'lead' should be 'led'

B 'was' should be 'were' only

C 'lead' should be 'led' only

D No correction needed

Correct Answer: A. 'was' should be 'were'; 'lead' should be 'led'

EXPLANATION

With 'neither...nor', the verb agrees with the nearer noun ('employees' - plural), requiring 'were'. 'Lead' (present) should be 'led' (past) for past tense consistency.

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