Govt. Exams
Entrance Exams
'Which' refers to 'team members' (plural), so it should be 'have' not 'have committed'. Actually, 'who' would be better than 'which' for people.
'Prevalence' is singular, requiring 'has' instead of 'have.' This is a subject-verb agreement error.
A introduces the concept, B explains technical distinction, C highlights potential applications, D provides realistic assessment of current state.
The passage emphasizes disparity between those affected and those responsible, highlighting inequality and accountability issues central to climate justice.
Ameliorate means to improve or make better conditions, fitting the context of government initiatives in underdeveloped regions.
'Findings' (plural) requires 'challenge' and 'factors' (plural) requires 'play.' Subject-verb agreement errors exist.
'considerable' matches the preceding acknowledgment of substantial costs, and 'ultimately' appropriately qualifies the long-term justification.
The passage acknowledges diverse applications while noting obstacles, suggesting potential tempered by realistic challenges and hybrid solutions.
Logical flow: acceleration of remote work (A) → employer concerns (C) → productivity evidence (D) → balanced approach (B).
'Controversial' best captures the tension between biotechnology's potential and varying public acceptance mentioned in the passage.