Govt. Exams
Entrance Exams
The correct form of past conditional is 'If + had + past participle', so 'had known' is correct.
Committee is a collective noun treated as singular in British English; hence 'has' is correct instead of 'have'.
'Attribute...to' is the correct phrasal structure. Both reasons mentioned should use 'to' for parallelism.
'Revolutionized' best captures the magnitude of change; 'analyze' is the most precise verb for medical image processing; 'implications' is the most appropriate term for ethical concerns in formal contexts.
1) The startup ecosystem in India has grown exponentially over the past five years.
2) Government initiatives like Startup India have provided funding and mentorship.
3) Today, India is home to over 100 unicorn companies.
4) This growth can be attributed to multiple factors.
The logical flow is: statement of growth (1) → introduction of causes (4) → specific example of cause (2) → result of growth (3).
When 'not only...but also' is used, the verb agrees with the nearest subject. Here, 'principal' (singular) is nearest, so 'is' should be used.
Past continuous 'was presenting' indicates an action in progress, and simple past 'walked' shows the interrupting action. This correctly uses the past perfect construction.
In British English, collective nouns like 'committee' can take plural verbs, but in Indian and American English, they typically take singular verbs. 'The committee has decided' is correct.
Which statement is best supported by the passage?
The passage acknowledges AI's advantages (early disease detection) while emphasizing the importance of human judgment, supporting option B.
'Producing' maintains parallel structure with the main clause about the ecosystem maturing and creating opportunities.
