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IIn the following passage some words have been deleted. Fill in the blanks with the help of the options given. Select the most appropriate option for each blank. The soya bean is called ‘yellow pearl’ by the Chinese. All the eight amino acids (1)______ the body needs are present in it. It’s a (2)______ and cheap source of protein. Even (3)______ weather conditions can be withstood by this (4)______ plant. Thus it is the key food that can (5)______ to India’s future needs.
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank no. 3.
unfavourable
injurious
favourable
agreeable
- The passage discusses the resilience of the soya bean plant.
- It describes the conditions under which the plant can thrive.
- Option 1: unfavourable indicates that the plant can withstand difficult or adverse conditions.
- Option 2: injurious suggests harmful conditions, which is less commonly used in this context.
- Option 3: favourable denotes good conditions, but this does not align with the narrative of resilience.
- Option 4: agreeable refers to pleasant conditions, which does not suit the context of enduring hardship.
- The passage highlights the strength of the soya bean to withstand challenging environments, making "unfavourable" the most appropriate choice.
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