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1-B
There are two clues to solve this question. The first is
the mandatory pair (A-B). Statement B has to come
immediately after statement A as B is the response of
the Labour party to the “row about the legitimacy….”
mentioned in A. This leaves us with options (b) and
(d). Here the difference is in the order of statements D
& E. (D-E) would be the correct order as statement D
introduces the event while statement E begins the
description of the events that followed. Statement E
also matches the tone of statement C.
2- C
The paragraph has a mandatory pair (D-B) as B carries
further the idea of opening of the cages, which gets
introduced in D. (C-A) is another mandatory pair.
Statement C compares India’s performance on social
indicators with that of Asian economies. Statement A
further compares India’s performance with that of poor
African countries. Only options (c) and (d) have both
mandatory pairs. Option (d) gets negated as the
paragraph must start with C, which introduces the
para. Option (c) aligns all the statements of the
paragraph thereby making it coherent.
3- B
Statement C clearly emerges as an introductory
sentence “an episode regarding the….”. (A-E) is a
mandatory pair as in statement E Akbar gives reasons
to refute Hakim Ali’s argument. The only possible
answer choice is (b).
4- C
The paragraph describes the reaction of the west
towards the assassination. The tone of the passage
seems to be justifying this reaction. Thus (c) is the
best answer as it provides the conclusion the argument
on why assassinations are not viewed with shock or
horror.
5 - B
The theme of the paragraph is the dependence of
women on their male counterparts and option (b) takes
forward the idea of women deciding to own a house
and free themselves. Options (a) and (d) although
related describe how this change is not restricted to a
particular class of women and hence cannot come
directly after the paragraph given. Option (c) is
inconsistent with the theme, as the focus here seems
to be more on possession and not on their need for
independence.
6 - D
The paragraph talks about a revolution and gives
examples where the internet and social networking
sites have been used. Option (d) takes it forward by
giving yet another example on the same lines.
7 - C
The correct phrase should have been “lay siege to”
the city. ‘Lay siege to’ means ‘to besiege
8 - D
The correct phrase should have been “fall through the
cracks”. ‘fall through the cracks’ means ‘to be
overlooked’ or ‘to be neglected’.
9 - D
Statement B is the opening line of the paragraph.
(C-A) is a mandatory pair that describes the changes
or disintegration that did not affect the continent.
Statement D has to follow (C-A) as the “patch work
suggested by…..” is a reference to the changes in
(C-A).
10 - C
Statement 1 has a subject verb agreement error. The
Georgian windows in Bishop Terrick’s dining room
looks out on to the gardens of Fulham Palace. It
should be “look” as the subject of the sentence is the
Georgian windows. Statement 4 is incorrect as it
should be “they’re framed by clouds of wisteria”
11- A
Statement 1 should have an article “as a grown
man…..”. Statement 2 has inconsistency in tenses.
The correct statement should be “A storm blows up
and the surrounding countryside is cloaked in rain
and fog” .In statement 4 the correct preposition should
be “beside the road”. Besides means ‘in addition to’
which is inappropriate here
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