Question
Pick out the correct option from the given options to make the sentence meaningfully complete.
Most competitive exams throw up surprises that can catch you off guard. ---- When the structure of the question paper is changes, for instance with regards to the number of questions, the weightage given to each question and the time allotted for each section, it tends to break their pattern and hence puts them off.(A) Most candidates tend to take mock tests and fall into a pattern of approaching a certain exam.(B) One basic rule that holds good for all competitive exams, irrespective of the format, weightage and surprise changes is the fact that one needs to dedicate equal time to the various sections.(C) Competitive exams test our basic quantitative, analytical and grammal skills and hence our success or failure in the past in other forms of exams and assessments will have little bearing on our performance in the competitive exams of today.
Most competitive exams throw up surprises that can catch you off guard. ---- When the structure of the question paper is changes, for instance with regards to the number of questions, the weightage given to each question and the time allotted for each section, it tends to break their pattern and hence puts them off.(A) Most candidates tend to take mock tests and fall into a pattern of approaching a certain exam.(B) One basic rule that holds good for all competitive exams, irrespective of the format, weightage and surprise changes is the fact that one needs to dedicate equal time to the various sections.(C) Competitive exams test our basic quantitative, analytical and grammal skills and hence our success or failure in the past in other forms of exams and assessments will have little bearing on our performance in the competitive exams of today.
Answer: Option A
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The first sentence states how competitive exams can catch a candidate off guard. Statement A ideally follows the first statement by saying why this happens (because the students are used to a particular pattern). The last statement sums up the passage by citing examples of the probable surprises in competitive exams, which tend to put the students off. Therefore only statement A forms a logically coherent para with the two statements.
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