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In the following question, a sentence is given with four words marked as (A), (B), (C), and (D). These words may or may not be placed in the correct order. Four options with different arrangements of these words have been provided.

We are told that the Taliban’s takeover(A) in Afghanistan has aggressive(B) serious threats of cross-border infiltration(C) from Pakistan, while China, our other tense neighbour, has been increasingly revived(D) over the past year.

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B-C

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Explanation:

- The sentence discusses the geopolitical dynamics involving Afghanistan, Pakistan, and China.

- Word (A) "takeover" is correctly placed as it is the Taliban's seizure of control in Afghanistan.

- Word (B) "aggressive" does not make sense in the context of "serious threats." It fits better with "revived" if placed with China, our aggressive neighbor.

- Word (C) "infiltration" fits well with "threats of cross-border infiltration."

- Word (D) "revived" appears incorrect in the context of China's activity over the past year. "Aggressive" would be more appropriate given the context.

Correct Answer: Option 3, B-D