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Which of the phrases given in the options should replace the word phrase that is underlined in the sentence to make it grammatically correct? If the sentence is correct as it is and no correction is required, select 'No correction required' as the answer.
Conservation, preservation and rejuvenation are superficial to sustainable inner and outer development.
extrinsic
incidental
native
acquired
intrinsic
- The sentence talks about conservation, preservation, and rejuvenation in relation to sustainable development.
- The word "superficial" means something on the surface or shallow.
- It seems something deeper than superficial is needed for sustainability.
- ? Option 5: Intrinsic - This means essential or inherent, fitting the context of sustainable development.
- Option 1: Extrinsic - External or not inherent, opposite of what is implied.
- Option 2: Incidental - Happening as a minor part of something else, doesn't convey depth.
- Option 3: Native - Innate or natural but often location or origin-specific.
- Option 4: Acquired - Obtained or developed, not a natural part.
- The correct answer makes the sentence suggest these elements are central to development.
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