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1. Many among those who had taken the lead in the protests gave a call for withdrawal of the agitation, but by this time the movement had acquired a life of its own.
   (A) flexible
   (B) agitation
   (C) commotion
   (D) contentment
   1) A-B
   2) B-D
   3) A-D
   4) B-C
   5) A-C
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer : 4)
   Explanation: B-C
   
   
   
2. The government and its police force must take the blame for misreading the mood and mishandling a volatile situation and putting a whole State through an entire day of anger and anguish.
   (A) anguish
   (B) laziness
   (C) agony
   (D) relaxation
   1) A-D
   2) A-C
   3) A-B
   4) B-D
   5) B-C
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer : 2)
   Explanation: A-C
   
   
   
3. It is tempting to interpret this remark as a pointed rebuke to growing calls for economic protectionism at a time when a slump in world trade underpins slow economic growth.
   (A) interpret
   (B) solace
   (C) adapt
   (D) bending
   1) B-C
   2) C-D
   3) A-C
   4) A-B
   5) B-D
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer : 3)
   Explanation: A-C
   
   
   
4. There may be arguments over the modes and methods of managing the political fallout from globalisation.
   (A) separates
   (B) methods
   (C) adjustments
   (D) annotate
   1) B-D
   2) C-D
   3) A-B
   4) B-C
   5) A-D
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer : 4)
   Explanation: B-C
   
   
   
5. The changing world order may have left it with no option but to step up to the podium.
   (A) commentate
   (B) rostrum
   (C) disposal
   (D) podium
   1) A-B
   2) B-D
   3) A-C
   4) C-D
   5) A-D
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer : 2)
   Explanation: B-D
   
   
   
6. The warming pattern must be seen in the context of declining sea ice cover in the Arctic, compounding the loss of ice sheets in Greenland and the Antarctic.
   (A) compounding
   (B) construe
   (C) proceeding
   (D) increasing
   1) A-C
   2) B-C
   3) C-D
   4) A-B
   5) A-D
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer : 5)
   Explanation: A-D
   
   
   
7. Such phenomena accelerate the rate of global warming, with consequences through climate change for coastal areas, access to water, farming and human health.
   (A) aftereffect
   (B) decodes
   (C) consequences
   (D) disposition
   1) A-C
   2) C-D
   3) A-B
   4) B-C
   5) A-D
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer : 1)
   Explanation: A-C
   
   
   
8. A warming globe with changes to the climate in the form of altered rainfall, drought, floods, lost biodiversity and reduced crop yields would particularly affect millions in China and India. 
   (A) delineate
   (B) yields
   (C) harvest
   (D) adjustments
   1) B-D
   2) A-C
   3) A-D
   4) A-B
   5) B-C
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer : 5)
   Explanation: B-C
   
   
   
9. India’s water stress is heightened by extreme weather episodes, and this requires an enhanced policy response to protect farmers, livestock and vulnerable communities.
   (A) accessible
   (B) approach
   (C) depict
   (D) vulnerable
   1) C-D
   2) A-D
   3) A-C
   4) B-C
   5) A-B
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer : 2)
   Explanation: A-D
   
   
   
10. A new contraption has found its place besides the near-ubiquitous invertor and water purifier in a large number of upper and middle class homes in India in the last few years: the air purifier. 
    (A) allegation
    (B) contraption
    (C) appliance
    (D) creation
    1) A-C
    2) C-D
    3) A-B
    4) B-C
    5) A-D
    
    Answer & Explanation

    Answer : 4)
    Explanation: B-C