Day 11: SSC CGL Tier II English

1. A.
   for
2. B.
   against
3. C.
   of
4. D.
   with

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1. A.
   admire
2. B.
   energy
3. C.
   ground
4. D.
   recovered

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1. A.
   behind
2. B.
   render
3. C.
   reached
4. D.
   admire

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1. A.
   tightly
2. B.
   morally
3. C.
   tied
4. D.
   amicably

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1. A.
   strengthened
2. B.
   tandem
3. C.
   culture
4. D.
   relating

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1. A.
   Luminous
2. B.
   Arid
3. C.
   Stationary
4. D.
   Transparent

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1. A.
   The skilled laborers had been painting the massive exterior wall of the old mansion when it suddenly started raining heavily.
2. B.
   The skilled laborers are painting the massive exterior wall of the old mansion when it suddenly started raining heavily.
3. C.
   The skilled laborers were painting the massive exterior wall of the old mansion when it suddenly started raining heavily.
4. D.
   The skilled laborers painted the massive exterior wall of the old mansion when it suddenly started raining heavily.

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1. A.
   Tailoring is a valuable skill
2. B.
   Drunk or intoxicated
3. C.
   Timely action prevents more work
4. D.
   Saving money for the future

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1. A.
   Argue that a transition from a rights-based framework to an AI-based system is necessary to achieve efficient results for rural communities.
2. B.
   Argue that technology-based interventions will necessarily increase the levels of transparency and accountability associated with public programs
3. C.
   Emphasize how institutional reforms try to maintain constitutionally provided rights while recognizing administrative weaknesses
4. D.
   Argue that a decrease in the role of government can logically solve the inherent shortcomings in rural employment patterns

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1. A.
   Cautiously critical, admitting the benefits of innovation while pointing out the dangers of abuse in bureaucracies
2. B.
   It is a direct rejection that states tech solutions do not work in rural welfare activities because the officials are illiterate
3. C.
   Detachedly descriptive, outlining reforms to procedures without evaluative judgments.
4. D.
   Digital interventions will resolve longstanding governance issues.

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1. A.
   The fact that they were active seemingly led to the acceleration of the community’s fiscal problems because it resulted in program expenditure being amplified during a time of uncertainty.
2. B.
   Their significant involvement contributed to the continuation of the community through the maintenance of the local economy in spite of the general economic disruptions that were happening.
3. C.
   Their involvement could have led to a decrease in total program productivity owing to the fact that the local populace was heavily burdened with expanded caregiving during the pandemic.
4. D.
   Their intensified appearance might have worsened the existing support structures that were failing in the health crisis.

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1. A.
   Local administrations limit opportunities so as to have control over the release of finances.
2. B.
   Administrative inefficiencies and implementation challenges due to a shortage of funding.
3. C.
   Resource allocation practices are highly effective but seem problematic due to certain short-term fiscal fluctuations
4. D.
   Decentralized authority has caused divergent effects that will certainly lead to a reduction in job guarantees.

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1. A.
   Outcomes that emphasize the creation of jobs in the short term, even if there are uncertain long-term consequences for individual welfare
2. B.
   Discusses advancements that are characterized by fast infrastructure development without consideration of administrative viability.
3. C.
   Improvements relating to long-term socioeconomic benefits for rural households via stable program design
4. D.
   Strategies that place emphasis mainly on technological diffusion as a principal means of rural transformation

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