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Unacademy_RituDudhoria QUESTION 1
 An English professor says:
Shakespeare’s star-crossed creation Romeo has become a
byword for the typical Indian “eve-teaser” and yet another
Indian euphemism for someone who harasses women. It is
surprising that this imaginary character has become the de
facto tag for molesters, that too in a subcontinent whose
population overwhelmingly has little knowledge of Elizabethan
plays and their protagonists.

Which of the following can be logically concluded from the

passage above?
 
a) Euphemisms distort the meaning of the original words.    
b) Shakespeare’s plays are not taught effectively in India.    
c) The expression “Romeo” is not used in England in the sense
it is used in India.    
d) Indians glorify molesters.    

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Unacademy_RituDudhoria QUESTION 2
Smart City’ is a relatively new concept. While there is no specific way to define
it, the most popular is from Frost and Sullivan. The research and consulting
company defines smart cities as those built on smart and intelligent solutions
and technology that lead to at least five of the following smart objectives ( smart
energy, smart building, smart mobility, smart healthcare, smart infrastructure,
smart technology, smart governance, smart education and smart citizen. As
recently as in 2011, there were no smart cities in the world. However, there will
be 26 of them by 2026, according to Frost and Sullivan estimates. Beijing,
Tokyo, Singapore, Sydney and Amsterdam will be among them, while there will
be none from India. Yes, you read it right, none.
Which of the following conclusions can most properly be drawn from the
information above?
 
a) Self-reliant villages form a sound basis for just and equitable order.    
b) Massive urbanisation would mean big business for companies in the
housing, energy and transport segments.    
c) The government is pinning hopes on building a better India through ‘smarter’
villages.    
d) Indian cities have got a long way to go before they qualify as ‘smart cities’.    

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Unacademy_RituDudhoria QUESTION 3
At the heart of the wellness concept is the most romantic notion of
all: the suggestion that we might postpone, halt and even reverse the
aging process itself. While some scientists are doing research on
ageing and on human mortality, many wellness buffs — and even
some reasonably accredited scientists — are promising that we may
soon penetrate the secret of the ageing process and with this
knowledge, actually extend ‘Homo Sapiens’ normal life span.-
________________________________.
A. While some may search for a magic elixir, others stress on diet
and exercise as the keys.
B. The death barrier may actually be broken.
C. Wellness is a kind of super state of mental and physical well-being
D. Those who remain impervious to these romantic hopes have
other incentives or coercions.

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Unacademy_RituDudhoria QUESTION 4
PARA JUMBLES

A. Interestingly, most creatures, including humans, vocalise using

softer organs and membranes that tend to decompose
instead of entering into the fossil record.

B. The family of duck-billed dinosaurs known as Parasaurolophus

had been at the centre of the paleo-acoustic conversation.

C. They are herbivorous creatures named for the shape of their

mouths, but better known for the large, bony crests arching
over the back of their heads like a single blunted horn.

D. Parasaurolophus is a rarity in this regard, as no other animal

has been known to dedicate so much hard, fossil-friendly
tissue to making noise.
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Unacademy_RituDudhoria QUESTION 5
PARA JUMBLES

A. Had the world’s leading central banks not provided emergency

liquidity back in 2008, the global economy would have faced
meltdown.

B. But what started as a short-term emergency painkiller then

morphed into a prolonged monetary coma.

C. After the Lehman crisis, low rates and quantitative easing were
needed.

D. Payment systems would have failed, sparking panic, economic

torpor and civil unrest.

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Unacademy_RituDudhoria QUESTION 6
PARA SUMMARY
Though they do not involve burning dirty fossil fuels, hydropower projects are
not emissions free. Often, large dams flood vast vegetated areas. As a
result, the vegetation rots under water. Eventually, this leads to the
release of methane, a greenhouse gas 34 times as potent as carbon
dioxide. In some cases, large dams can result in even more lifetime
greenhouse gas emissions than equivalent conventional sources. And
this does not even include the emissions resulting from the construction
of such dams – cement and equipment-heavy projects that usually take
several years to build.
A. Large hydropower projects contribute more to climate change than fossil
fuels plants of equivalent generating capacity.
B. As large dams result in significant greenhouse gas emissions,
hydropower cannot be regarded as a clean source of energy.
C. Hydropower projects cause flooding, leading to significant greenhouse
gas emissions from rotting organic material.
D. In terms of greenhouse gas costs, hydropower is comparable to more
conventional sources of energy.
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ODD ONE OUT

A. If we are not to make grievous mistakes in the name of good things such
as fighting corruption or tackling crime, then we, the people, must reflect.

B. The problem is not of manipulation or political ambition; it is the willingness

with which otherwise sensible citizens allow themselves to follow the
Piper.

C. If we realize that it is our sentiments that are disturbed, not our security,
perhaps we will see the issue with greater equanimity.

D. It is in the nature of democratic politics for ambitious politicians to use

emotions to climb up the ladder of power.

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Unacademy_RituDudhoria ANSWER KEY
1. C
2. D
3. B
4. BCAD
5. CADB
6. B
7. C

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