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Directions : Each of the five items given below has a phrase given in italics. Choose the one from among the options (a), (b), (c) and (d) that beat describes the phrase and mark your response in the Answer Sheet accordingly.
The Government's policies were aimed at relieving the distress of the homeless, the unemployed and the poverty-stricken sections of society.
needy
indigent
disadvantaged
challenged
- The given phrase in italics emphasizes alleviating distress for specific vulnerable groups in society: the homeless, unemployed, and poor.
- Option 1: Needy: This term refers to those in need, particularly financially. It aligns with the purpose of alleviating distress.
- Option 2: Indigent: Means extremely poor and lacking basic resources. It's relevant but more about extreme poverty.
- Option 3: Disadvantaged: Encompasses broader social and economic challenges. Fits the context of government policies aimed at aiding low-income groups.
- Option 4: Challenged: Generally used for individuals facing difficulties, often unrelated to economic situations.
- Correct Answer: Option 3: Disadvantaged captures the range of social and economic hardships the policies aim to address.
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