Directions In each of these questions a paragraph is given that has a blank in it Out of the given o...........

English ( Master) Paragraph Completion

Directions: In each of these questions, a paragraph is given that has a blank in it. Out of the given options, only one fits in with the context of the paragraph. Select that as the answer.

As Frederick Nietzsche said, there are no facts, only interpretations. This would just about be the case when one reads the Economic Survey for FY18. _________________________ Hence, the so-called facts are available to all but the conclusions drawn change after reading the report.

The Survey is a detailed update on all aspects of the economy and does not work with data which is not known.

The Survey is evidently sanguine about the future to the extent of being gung-ho provided some glitches are addressed with expediency.

The Survey takes the unconventional route of interpreting inflation on an average basis and arguing that CPI of 3.3 per cent for the first 9 months is lower than the 4 per cent target.

It does turn around several views which were held before the report came out.

None of the above

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Explanation:

The passage begins by stating that there can be different explanations for the same event and then connects this with the Economic Survey. The line after the blank talks about how different conclusions may be drawn from the same facts.
Option B is incorrect as it talks about the Survey being very positive in tone. But this tone does not match with the rest of the passage and can be eliminated.
Option C is incorrect as the main theme here is inflation which has not been followed in the next line.
Option D is incorrect as it does not match with the statement that follows the blank. The ‘it’ and the ‘report’ are vague and mismatched.
Option A fits in well. It states that the survey uses facts which are common knowledge. This matches well with the next statement and the overall theme of the passage.
Hence, option A is correct.