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READING COMPREHENSION SET II MCQs
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B
Option: (b)
It can be inferred from the last paragraph of the passage that social institutions and laws can fair only if they are consistent with the principles of justice as initially agreed upon. Thus, option (b) clearly stands out as the right answer choice.
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D
Option:
(d)
Out of all the situations mentioned above
in the answer choices, the one that most aptly represents the idea of justice
as fairness is the situation where all children are provided free education
in similar schools. This is because this appropriately describes the concept
where no one is advantaged or disadvantaged in the choice of principles by
the outcome of natural chance or the contingency of social circumstances.
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C
The answer is C. The passage starts off saying that traders experienced a lack of confidence in the stock market’s ability to continue its phenomenal rise which leads to a fall in prices. Hence C is the best option.D is wrong as panic was the result of fall in prices.
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D
The answer is D. The passage says ,“they were counting on their reputations to restore the confidence”, making option D the obvious choice.
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B
Option (b). The answer is based on the first line of the paragraph. Because of this, usage of natural wood is decreasing leaving a wide space for MDF boards
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C
Option (c)
Abysmal, its meaning is very deep or extremely bad. The author talks about the sex ratio being abysmal. So the meaning- ‘very deep’ does not fit in this case . ‘Appalling’ means causing dismay or shock. This is synonymous with abysmal and also fits in meaning wise. Hence option (c)
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D
The answer is D.
Minimal as in “the buy orders were minimal” means not so significant or adequate. Hence significant is the best fit. Maximal means the “maximum possible”, which is not suitable here
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A
Option (a).
The author starts of the passage saying “the march of sex-selective abortion in Asia seems relentless”. He then moves on to tell that economic prosperity in fact has not resulted in improvement of sex ratio. In the last paragraph, he says “Both countries have been campaigning against sex-selective abortion for years. All, it seems, to no avail”. Hence option (a). The author does not state that sex- selective abortion is prevalent only in India and China.
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C
Option (c). refer first sentence of the second paragraph
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A
Option (a).Refer the fourth sentence of the last paragraph.