Dowry is a practice which cannot be driven out by the laws made by the government as in most cases d...........

English ( Master) Paragraph Completion

Dowry is a practice which cannot be driven out by the laws made by the government as in most cases dowry is given or taken with mutual consent. ---- Probably during our life time itself we may see the dowry practice becoming defunct as the practice of sati.

(A) The dowry practice is declining gradually even though that decline is not so discernible.

(B) There are various factors that account to the decline of this practice.

(C) Increasing financial independence at a young age is prompting the youth to opt for love marriages rather than arranged ones, which is leading to non-dowry marriages.

Only A

A and B

Only B

B and C

A and C

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Explanation:

Correct Answer is (a).The first sentence introduces us to the idea of the practice of dowry and also says why it is not easy to 'drive out' this practice. Sentence A follows as it says that this practice is on the decline and the last sentence follows with the idea that the practice might become 'defunct' during our life time. Statements B and C are the factors that account for the decline of this practice which can follow the last statement. Hence the given two sentences along with statement A alone can make a coherent and meaningful paragraph.