Direction : Which of the following given at (A), (B), (C) and (D) can replace the words/phrases given in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically and structurally correct? If the sentence is correct as it is, mark ‘No correction required’ as the answer.
1. Even though the boundaries of constituencies were altered in 2001 to equate population among the parliamentary and assembly seats; the number of Lok Sabha seats that each state has remained unaltered since 1971 census and may only be changed after 2026 as the constitution was again amended (87th amendment to Indian Constitution) in 2002 to continue the freeze on total number of seats in each state till 2026.
A. Changed, solidified, explained, stuck B. Sustained, mocked, back, check C. Modified, persisted, revised, cap D. Retained, suspended, come, adhere E. None of these
2. The Scottish system is more complicated than many other national league systems, consisting of several completely separate systems or ‘grades’ of leagues and clubs, with Senior football, Junior football, and beneath these Amateur and Welfare football.
A. Complex, limiting, accompanied, down B. Congruent, extensive, composure, beneath C. Simple, containing, more, under D. Intricate, comprising, different, below E. None of these
3. The United Nations has assembled the violence from the past 10 weeks as a classic example of ethnic prayer to drive the Rohingya Muslims out of the Buddhist people Myanmar.
A. Confirmed, at, clean, major B. Denounced, during, cleansing, majority C. Announced, by, bathing, large D. Allowed, time, search, big E. No correction required
4. Indian ride-hailing firm Ola said it has bought up with Microsoft to build a connected-car device and will use the U.S tech giant’s Azure cloud computing data to power its in-car entertainment design.
A.Knocked, system, information, industry B. Sold, concept, data, bias C. Brought, algorithm, plot, speed D. Tied, platform, service, offering E. None of these
5. U.S. officials have claimed privately that intercepting a white missile is among options under wraps, though there is disagreement within the administration for the risks.
A. Told, proven, negligence, into B. Commenced, diligent, cover, doing C. Said, test, consideration, about D. Performed, examine, mystery, getting E. No correction required
