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Q.61 Easy Reading Comprehension

Identify the error: 'The committee members have deliberated on the proposal, and they has decided to implement it next month.'

A Incorrect use of 'and'

B Subject-verb agreement error with 'has'

C Tense inconsistency

D Missing punctuation

Correct Answer: B. Subject-verb agreement error with 'has'

EXPLANATION

'they' is plural and requires the plural verb 'have' instead of 'has.' The pronoun 'they' must agree with a plural verb form.

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Q.62 Medium Reading Comprehension

Read the passage: 'India's renewable energy capacity has grown exponentially, with solar power installations reaching 60 GW by 2024. The government's commitment to achieving 500 GW of renewable energy by 2030 reflects its climate action pledge. However, infrastructure challenges and intermittency issues persist.' Which statement is NOT supported by the passage?

A India has significant solar power capacity

B The government aims for 500 GW renewable capacity by 2030

C Renewable energy will completely replace fossil fuels by 2030

D Infrastructure challenges exist in renewable energy deployment

Correct Answer: C. Renewable energy will completely replace fossil fuels by 2030

EXPLANATION

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.

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Q.63 Medium Reading Comprehension

Cloze Test: 'The recent advancement in quantum computing has ____ tremendous potential for solving complex problems. Scientists believe that quantum computers will ____ classical computers in processing speed within the next decade.'

A demonstrated, excel; surpass

B demonstrated; surpass

C display; exceed

D shown; prevail

Correct Answer: B. demonstrated; surpass

EXPLANATION

'demonstrated' fits the context of showing potential, and 'surpass' correctly indicates exceeding classical computers in capability.

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Q.64 Medium Reading Comprehension

Arrange the sentences logically: A) Machine learning algorithms analyze vast datasets to identify patterns. B) These patterns enable organizations to make data-driven decisions. C) Data science has become essential in modern business operations. D) Subsequently, competitive advantages increase significantly.

A C-A-B-D

B A-C-B-D

C C-B-A-D

D A-B-C-D

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

EXPLANATION

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.

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Q.65 Easy Reading Comprehension

Correct the sentence: 'Each of the students are required to submit their assignment by Friday.'

A Each of the students is required to submit their assignment by Friday.

B Each of the students are required to submit his assignment by Friday.

C All of the students are required to submit their assignment by Friday.

D Each student are required to submit their assignment by Friday.

Correct Answer: A. Each of the students is required to submit their assignment by Friday.

EXPLANATION

'Each' is singular and requires a singular verb 'is' instead of 'are.' The pronoun 'their' is acceptable in modern English for singular indefinite reference.

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Q.66 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.67 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.68 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.69 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.70 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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