Correct! 12 × 8 = 96.

Correct! 45 + 27 = 72.

Correct! The correct answer is A: Only (a). The passage states that the ratios may vary depending on individual body types, so statement (a) is correct.

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Only (c): “only the third statement” || “केवल (c)”

4. Both (a) and (c): “first and third statements” || “(a) और (c) दोनों”

5. All are correct: “all three statements” || “सभी सही हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is D: Both (b) and (c). The passage mentions that good nutrition nourishes the body and improves outer appearance (b), and helps prevent chronic diseases like obesity, heart disease, and diabetes (c).

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Both (a) and (b): “first and second statements” || “(a) और (b) दोनों”

4. Both (b) and (c): “second and third statements” || “(b) और (c) दोनों”

5. All of the above: “all three statements” || “उपरोक्त सभी”

Correct! The correct answer is B: SRTQP. The correct sequence is “However, it is crucial to understand the importance of nutrition and how to introduce it into our lives.”

Meanings of the options:

1. PTRSQ: “incorrect arrangement” || “गलत क्रम”

2. SRTQP: “correct arrangement” || “सही क्रम”

3. TRQPS: “incorrect arrangement” || “गलत क्रम”

4. SQTRP: “incorrect arrangement” || “गलत क्रम”

5. No arrangement required: “given order is correct” || “कोई पुनर्व्यवस्था आवश्यक नहीं”

Correct! The correct answer is C: Only (c). The passage conveys that a balanced nutritious diet is very helpful to keep the mind and body healthy of a person.

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Only (c): “only the third statement” || “केवल (c)”

4. Both (a) and (c): “first and third statements” || “(a) और (c) दोनों”

5. All are correct: “all three statements” || “सभी सही हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is D: Both (b) and (c). The passage mentions eating more fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and healthy fats (b), and consulting a nutritionist or using a nutrition tracker app (c).

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Both (a) and (b): “first and second statements” || “(a) और (b) दोनों”

4. Both (b) and (c): “second and third statements” || “(b) और (c) दोनों”

5. All are correct: “all three statements” || “सभी सही हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is E: All are correct. Nutrition is important to keep the mind and body healthy (a), to make the body function properly (b), and to make skin clear and hair shiny (c).

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Both (a) and (b): “first and second statements” || “(a) और (b) दोनों”

4. Both (b) and (c): “second and third statements” || “(b) और (c) दोनों”

5. All are correct: “all three statements” || “सभी सही हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is D: Both (a) and (b). “Counting” means adding up (a) and including/considering (b) as synonyms.

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Only (c): “only the third statement” || “केवल (c)”

4. Both (a) and (b): “first and second statements” || “(a) और (b) दोनों”

5. Both (b) and (c): “second and third statements” || “(b) और (c) दोनों”

Correct! The correct answer is D: Both (a) and (b). “Chore” means a tedious or unpleasant task, and its antonyms are “break” (a) and “downtime” (b).

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Only (c): “only the third statement” || “केवल (c)”

4. Both (a) and (b): “first and second statements” || “(a) और (b) दोनों”

5. Both (b) and (c): “second and third statements” || “(b) और (c) दोनों”

Correct! The correct answer is B: Scrutiny. “Scrutiny” means close observation or examination, which is a synonym for “surveillance.”

Meanings of the options:

1. Apathy: “lack of interest or concern” || “उदासीनता”

2. Scrutiny: “close observation or examination” || “बारीकी से जाँच”

3. heedless: “not paying attention” || “लापरवाह”

4. Disdain: “contempt or lack of respect” || “अवमानना”

5. None of the above: “not any of the above” || “उपरोक्त में से कोई नहीं”

Correct! The correct answer is D: Idleness. “Exploited” means used or taken advantage of, and “idleness” means inactivity or not being used, which is an antonym.

Meanings of the options:

1. Triumph: “a great victory or achievement” || “विजय”

2. Attainment: “the action of achieving something” || “उपलब्धि”

3. Maneuver: “a movement or series of moves requiring skill” || “युद्धाभ्यास”

4. Idleness: “inactivity or not being used” || “निष्क्रियता”

5. None of the above: “not any of the above” || “उपरोक्त में से कोई नहीं”

Correct! The correct answer is C: Only III. Statement III is not true because media outlets identified more than 1,000 people in over 50 countries, not the organizations.

Meanings of the options:

1. both I & II: “first and second are not true” || “I और II दोनों सत्य नहीं हैं”

2. Only II: “only the second is not true” || “केवल II सत्य नहीं है”

3. Only III: “only the third is not true” || “केवल III सत्य नहीं है”

4. Both II & III: “second and third are not true” || “II और III दोनों सत्य नहीं हैं”

5. All I, II, III: “all three are not true” || “सभी तीन सत्य नहीं हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is E: All are correct. The passage mentions multiple ways: through zero-click (A), missed calls on WhatsApp (C), and malicious links via spear-fishing (D).

Meanings of the options:

1. Through social engineering to software by clicking a single link: “zero-click attack method” || “सोशल इंजीनियरिंग के माध्यम से”

2. It infected the software through vulnerable activities: “through vulnerable activities” || “कमजोर गतिविधियों के माध्यम से”

3. It infected the smart phone by giving a missed call on WhatsApp: “missed call on WhatsApp method” || “व्हाट्सएप पर मिस्ड कॉल के माध्यम से”

4. Targets get malicious links through messages and emails from hackers: “malicious links via spear-fishing” || “हैकर्स से दुर्भावनापूर्ण लिंक”

5. All are correct: “all the above methods” || “उपरोक्त सभी सही हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is C: Only I. Statement I is true. Statement II is false because it came into force on 1st July 2004, not 2014. Statement III is false because India is not a signatory, but the US is not mentioned.

Meanings of the options:

1. both I & II: “first and second are true” || “I और II दोनों सत्य हैं”

2. Only II: “only the second is true” || “केवल II सत्य है”

3. Only I: “only the first is true” || “केवल I सत्य है”

4. Both II & III: “second and third are true” || “II और III दोनों सत्य हैं”

5. All I, II, III: “all three are true” || “सभी तीन सत्य हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is A: Amnesty International. The passage states that researchers at Amnesty International developed the Mobile Verification Toolkit (MVT).

Meanings of the options:

1. Amnesty International: “the organization that developed the toolkit” || “एमनेस्टी इंटरनेशनल”

2. International Telecommunication Union: “a UN agency for telecommunications” || “अंतर्राष्ट्रीय दूरसंचार संघ”

3. United Nations: “an international organization” || “संयुक्त राष्ट्र”

4. NSO: “the company that developed Pegasus” || “एनएसओ”

5. None of the above: “not any of the above” || “उपरोक्त में से कोई नहीं”

Correct! The correct answer is C: It prevents crime and terror attack for the purpose of saving lives. The passage states that NSO sells its technologies for the purpose of saving lives through preventing crime and terror acts.

Meanings of the options:

1. For the purpose of identifying a bug in the code: “to find bugs” || “कोड में बग की पहचान करने के लिए”

2. For the cause of visibility of data: “for data visibility” || “डेटा की दृश्यता के लिए”

3. It prevents crime and terror attack for the purpose of saving lives: “to prevent crime and terror” || “अपराध और आतंक को रोकने के लिए”

4. To identify whether the phone is infected by a spyware: “to identify spyware infection” || “स्पाइवेयर संक्रमण की पहचान करने के लिए”

5. None of the above: “not any of the above” || “उपरोक्त में से कोई नहीं”

Correct! The correct answer is A: Only (a). The passage states that the ratios may vary depending on individual body types, so statement (a) is correct.

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Only (c): “only the third statement” || “केवल (c)”

4. Both (a) and (c): “first and third statements” || “(a) और (c) दोनों”

5. All are correct: “all three statements” || “सभी सही हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is D: Both (b) and (c). The passage mentions that good nutrition nourishes the body and improves outer appearance (b), and helps prevent chronic diseases like obesity, heart disease, and diabetes (c).

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Both (a) and (b): “first and second statements” || “(a) और (b) दोनों”

4. Both (b) and (c): “second and third statements” || “(b) और (c) दोनों”

5. All of the above: “all three statements” || “उपरोक्त सभी”

Correct! The correct answer is B: SRTQP. The correct sequence is “However, it is crucial to understand the importance of nutrition and how to introduce it into our lives.”

Meanings of the options:

1. PTRSQ: “incorrect arrangement” || “गलत क्रम”

2. SRTQP: “correct arrangement” || “सही क्रम”

3. TRQPS: “incorrect arrangement” || “गलत क्रम”

4. SQTRP: “incorrect arrangement” || “गलत क्रम”

5. No arrangement required: “given order is correct” || “कोई पुनर्व्यवस्था आवश्यक नहीं”

Correct! The correct answer is C: Only (c). The passage conveys that a balanced nutritious diet is very helpful to keep the mind and body healthy of a person.

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Only (c): “only the third statement” || “केवल (c)”

4. Both (a) and (c): “first and third statements” || “(a) और (c) दोनों”

5. All are correct: “all three statements” || “सभी सही हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is D: Both (b) and (c). The passage mentions eating more fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and healthy fats (b), and consulting a nutritionist or using a nutrition tracker app (c).

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Both (a) and (b): “first and second statements” || “(a) और (b) दोनों”

4. Both (b) and (c): “second and third statements” || “(b) और (c) दोनों”

5. All are correct: “all three statements” || “सभी सही हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is E: All are correct. Nutrition is important to keep the mind and body healthy (a), to make the body function properly (b), and to make skin clear and hair shiny (c).

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Both (a) and (b): “first and second statements” || “(a) और (b) दोनों”

4. Both (b) and (c): “second and third statements” || “(b) और (c) दोनों”

5. All are correct: “all three statements” || “सभी सही हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is D: Both (a) and (b). “Counting” means adding up (a) and including/considering (b) as synonyms.

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Only (c): “only the third statement” || “केवल (c)”

4. Both (a) and (b): “first and second statements” || “(a) और (b) दोनों”

5. Both (b) and (c): “second and third statements” || “(b) और (c) दोनों”

Correct! The correct answer is D: Both (a) and (b). “Chore” means a tedious or unpleasant task, and its antonyms are “break” (a) and “downtime” (b).

Meanings of the options:

1. Only (a): “only the first statement” || “केवल (a)”

2. Only (b): “only the second statement” || “केवल (b)”

3. Only (c): “only the third statement” || “केवल (c)”

4. Both (a) and (b): “first and second statements” || “(a) और (b) दोनों”

5. Both (b) and (c): “second and third statements” || “(b) और (c) दोनों”

Correct! The correct answer is B: Scrutiny. “Scrutiny” means close observation or examination, which is a synonym for “surveillance.”

Meanings of the options:

1. Apathy: “lack of interest or concern” || “उदासीनता”

2. Scrutiny: “close observation or examination” || “बारीकी से जाँच”

3. heedless: “not paying attention” || “लापरवाह”

4. Disdain: “contempt or lack of respect” || “अवमानना”

5. None of the above: “not any of the above” || “उपरोक्त में से कोई नहीं”

Correct! The correct answer is D: Idleness. “Exploited” means used or taken advantage of, and “idleness” means inactivity or not being used, which is an antonym.

Meanings of the options:

1. Triumph: “a great victory or achievement” || “विजय”

2. Attainment: “the action of achieving something” || “उपलब्धि”

3. Maneuver: “a movement or series of moves requiring skill” || “युद्धाभ्यास”

4. Idleness: “inactivity or not being used” || “निष्क्रियता”

5. None of the above: “not any of the above” || “उपरोक्त में से कोई नहीं”

Correct! The correct answer is C: Only III. Statement III is not true because media outlets identified more than 1,000 people in over 50 countries, not the organizations.

Meanings of the options:

1. both I & II: “first and second are not true” || “I और II दोनों सत्य नहीं हैं”

2. Only II: “only the second is not true” || “केवल II सत्य नहीं है”

3. Only III: “only the third is not true” || “केवल III सत्य नहीं है”

4. Both II & III: “second and third are not true” || “II और III दोनों सत्य नहीं हैं”

5. All I, II, III: “all three are not true” || “सभी तीन सत्य नहीं हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is E: All are correct. The passage mentions multiple ways: through zero-click (A), missed calls on WhatsApp (C), and malicious links via spear-fishing (D).

Meanings of the options:

1. Through social engineering to software by clicking a single link: “zero-click attack method” || “सोशल इंजीनियरिंग के माध्यम से”

2. It infected the software through vulnerable activities: “through vulnerable activities” || “कमजोर गतिविधियों के माध्यम से”

3. It infected the smart phone by giving a missed call on WhatsApp: “missed call on WhatsApp method” || “व्हाट्सएप पर मिस्ड कॉल के माध्यम से”

4. Targets get malicious links through messages and emails from hackers: “malicious links via spear-fishing” || “हैकर्स से दुर्भावनापूर्ण लिंक”

5. All are correct: “all the above methods” || “उपरोक्त सभी सही हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is C: Only I. Statement I is true. Statement II is false because it came into force on 1st July 2004, not 2014. Statement III is false because India is not a signatory, but the US is not mentioned.

Meanings of the options:

1. both I & II: “first and second are true” || “I और II दोनों सत्य हैं”

2. Only II: “only the second is true” || “केवल II सत्य है”

3. Only I: “only the first is true” || “केवल I सत्य है”

4. Both II & III: “second and third are true” || “II और III दोनों सत्य हैं”

5. All I, II, III: “all three are true” || “सभी तीन सत्य हैं”

Correct! The correct answer is A: Amnesty International. The passage states that researchers at Amnesty International developed the Mobile Verification Toolkit (MVT).

Meanings of the options:

1. Amnesty International: “the organization that developed the toolkit” || “एमनेस्टी इंटरनेशनल”

2. International Telecommunication Union: “a UN agency for telecommunications” || “अंतर्राष्ट्रीय दूरसंचार संघ”

3. United Nations: “an international organization” || “संयुक्त राष्ट्र”

4. NSO: “the company that developed Pegasus” || “एनएसओ”

5. None of the above: “not any of the above” || “उपरोक्त में से कोई नहीं”

Correct! The correct answer is C: It prevents crime and terror attack for the purpose of saving lives. The passage states that NSO sells its technologies for the purpose of saving lives through preventing crime and terror acts.

Meanings of the options:

1. For the purpose of identifying a bug in the code: “to find bugs” || “कोड में बग की पहचान करने के लिए”

2. For the cause of visibility of data: “for data visibility” || “डेटा की दृश्यता के लिए”

3. It prevents crime and terror attack for the purpose of saving lives: “to prevent crime and terror” || “अपराध और आतंक को रोकने के लिए”

4. To identify whether the phone is infected by a spyware: “to identify spyware infection” || “स्पाइवेयर संक्रमण की पहचान करने के लिए”

5. None of the above: “not any of the above” || “उपरोक्त में से कोई नहीं”

Correct! The words at (A) and (B) need to be interchanged. The verb "disrupts" should pair with "habitats" to form "disrupts habitats," and "habitats" (used as a verb here, meaning to inhabit) should move to where "disrupts" was. After interchange: "Widespread deforestation significantly disrupts (A) the planet's delicate ecological balance, destroying natural habitats (B) for countless species…" Example: "The storm severely damages (A) the coastal areas, destroying homes (B) for many families." → After interchange: "The storm severely homes (A) the coastal areas, destroying damages (B) for many families" — but logically, interchange makes: "damages homes" and "destroying coastal areas" — the principle is the same.

Correct! The sentence is grammatically and contextually correct as given. No interchange is required. The words "instrumental," "astute," "ameliorate," and "stability" are all used appropriately. Example: "Her careful (A) planning was essential (B) in completing the project successfully (C) and on time (D)." → No change needed.

Correct! The words at (B) and (C) need to be interchanged. The immune system recognizes "pathogens," not "antibodies," and generates "antibodies," not "pathogens." After interchange: "…recognize specific pathogens (B), consequently generating targeted antibodies (C)…" Example: "The body identifies viruses (A) and produces white blood cells (B)." → If reversed incorrectly, it would be illogical; interchanging makes it correct.

Correct! The sentence is grammatically and contextually correct as given. All words are appropriately placed and convey the intended meaning. Example: "The new software uses a strong (A) encryption method to protect (B) user data, blocking any illegal (C) entry into the system (D)." → No change needed.

Correct! The pairs (A-C) and (B-D) need to be interchanged. "Mobility" should pair with "systemic" to form "systemic mobility barriers," and "communities" should pair with "disparity" to form "disparity within marginalized communities." After interchange: "…how systemic (A) mobility barriers can perpetuate disparity (B) within marginalized communities (C), significantly limiting opportunities for upward growth (D)." Wait — careful: after interchanging A↔C and B↔D, the corrected sentence reads: "…how systemic (A) barriers can perpetuate disparity (B), significantly limiting opportunities for upward mobility (C) growth within marginalized communities (D)" — Actually the intended logical correction is: "systemic mobility barriers" and "disparity within marginalized communities." Example: "Economic (A) policies affect social (B) classes and create wealth (C) gaps among rural (D) areas." → Interchange A-C and B-D to get "Wealth (A) policies affect rural (B) classes and create economic (C) gaps among social (D) areas" for logical fit.

Correct! The words at (A) and (B) need to be interchanged. The verb "disrupts" should pair with "habitats" to form "disrupts habitats," and "habitats" (used as a verb here, meaning to inhabit) should move to where "disrupts" was. After interchange: "Widespread deforestation significantly disrupts (A) the planet's delicate ecological balance, destroying natural habitats (B) for countless species…" Example: "The storm severely damages (A) the coastal areas, destroying homes (B) for many families." → After interchange: "The storm severely homes (A) the coastal areas, destroying damages (B) for many families" — but logically, interchange makes: "damages homes" and "destroying coastal areas" — the principle is the same.

Correct! The sentence is grammatically and contextually correct as given. No interchange is required. The words "instrumental," "astute," "ameliorate," and "stability" are all used appropriately. Example: "Her careful (A) planning was essential (B) in completing the project successfully (C) and on time (D)." → No change needed.

Correct! The words at (B) and (C) need to be interchanged. The immune system recognizes "pathogens," not "antibodies," and generates "antibodies," not "pathogens." After interchange: "…recognize specific pathogens (B), consequently generating targeted antibodies (C)…" Example: "The body identifies viruses (A) and produces white blood cells (B)." → If reversed incorrectly, it would be illogical; interchanging makes it correct.

Correct! The sentence is grammatically and contextually correct as given. All words are appropriately placed and convey the intended meaning. Example: "The new software uses a strong (A) encryption method to protect (B) user data, blocking any illegal (C) entry into the system (D)." → No change needed.

Correct! The pairs (A-C) and (B-D) need to be interchanged. "Mobility" should pair with "systemic" to form "systemic mobility barriers," and "communities" should pair with "disparity" to form "disparity within marginalized communities." After interchange: "…how systemic (A) mobility barriers can perpetuate disparity (B) within marginalized communities (C), significantly limiting opportunities for upward growth (D)." Wait — careful: after interchanging A↔C and B↔D, the corrected sentence reads: "…how systemic (A) barriers can perpetuate disparity (B), significantly limiting opportunities for upward mobility (C) growth within marginalized communities (D)" — Actually the intended logical correction is: "systemic mobility barriers" and "disparity within marginalized communities." Example: "Economic (A) policies affect social (B) classes and create wealth (C) gaps among rural (D) areas." → Interchange A-C and B-D to get "Wealth (A) policies affect rural (B) classes and create economic (C) gaps among social (D) areas" for logical fit.