$X - Y$ bond is more polar than $X - X$ and $Y - Y$ bonds.

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Solution

The correct option is A True
$X Y$ bond is more polar than $X X$ and $Y Y$ bonds, because of difference between electronegativity. In $X - Y$ , bond electron will slight nearer towards higher electronegative atom and creates small charges and bond more polar.

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