In each question, there are four sentences: Each sentence has pairs of words / phrases that are italicized and highlighted. From the italicized and highlighted words / phrase(s) select the most appropriate word(s) / phrase(s) to form a correct sentence. Then, from the options given, choose the best one.
(A)Apart from looking through [A] / at [B] the system and the curriculum, the authorities must review the teaching methods and [A] / but [B] help the teachers to adapt themselves to the changing environment.
(B)More than the curriculum, it is the rigid systems of examination and ranking that has made school education so [A] / as [B] stressful.
(C)This is of course not the first time that the presumed virtues of complex financial products have been questioned in the developed worlds nor [A] / or [B], for that matter, in India.
(D)Dupont’s lark needs flat scrubland but [A] / though [B] in Spain much of this has been used for construction of buildings.
In each question, there are four sentences: Each sentence has pairs of words / phrases that are italicized and highlighted. From the italicized and highlighted words / phrase(s) select the most appropriate word(s) / phrase(s) to form a correct sentence. Then, from the options given, choose the best one.
(A)Apart from looking through [A] / at [B] the system and the curriculum, the authorities must review the teaching methods and [A] / but [B] help the teachers to adapt themselves to the changing environment.
(B)More than the curriculum, it is the rigid systems of examination and ranking that has made school education so [A] / as [B] stressful.
(C)This is of course not the first time that the presumed virtues of complex financial products have been questioned in the developed worlds nor [A] / or [B], for that matter, in India.
(D)Dupont’s lark needs flat scrubland but [A] / though [B] in Spain much of this has been used for construction of buildings.
The correct option is D BAABA
option D
In this context looking at is correct. ‘Apart from’ should be followed by ‘and’ not ‘but.’ ‘As stressful’ must show some kind of comparison. Here there is no comparison, hence, ‘so stressful’ is acceptable ‘Neither . . . nor . . .’ are co-ordinating conjunctions therefore one cannot be used without the other. Hence ‘or’ is suitable. In sentence 4 a contrast is shown, hence ‘but’ is more suitable. Hence BAABA.
option D
In this context looking at is correct. ‘Apart from’ should be followed by ‘and’ not ‘but.’ ‘As stressful’ must show some kind of comparison. Here there is no comparison, hence, ‘so stressful’ is acceptable ‘Neither . . . nor . . .’ are co-ordinating conjunctions therefore one cannot be used without the other. Hence ‘or’ is suitable. In sentence 4 a contrast is shown, hence ‘but’ is more suitable. Hence BAABA.
