Govt. Exams
Entrance Exams
When 'neither...nor' connects two plural subjects, the verb should be plural. 'Board members' is plural, so 'were' is correct, not 'was.'
The passage mentions rapid urbanization as a challenge and the need for sustainable development, implying tension between growth and environmental conservation.
'Despite' is a preposition that does not require 'of' after it. The correct usage is 'Despite the challenges' not 'Despite of the challenges.'
The logical sequence is: C (identifying problems/causes) → B (acknowledging the stigma barrier) → A (awareness campaigns emerging) → D (organizational solutions being implemented).
The sentence is grammatically correct. Subject-verb agreement is proper, 'than' is correctly used for comparison, and 'inland areas' is an acceptable noun phrase.
'Exploring' indicates active investigation and implementation, which aligns with the context of financial institutions investigating blockchain applications.
The subject 'policies' is plural, so the verb should be 'aim' not 'aims'. The possessive 'government's' does not change the number of the main subject.
The logical flow is: C (introduction of digital disruption) → A (requirements for transformation) → D (specific investments needed) → B (benefits of adaptation).
The phrasal verb 'reach' does not take a preposition 'to' in this context. It should be 'have reached an agreement' not 'have reached to an agreement.'
The passage explicitly mentions integration of traditional and modern techniques with promising results, supporting this inference.