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Multiple Choice Questions

Higher prices of cereals rice fruits and pulses led to an increase in food inflation Non ndash food ...........

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Directions : Select the phrase/connector from the given three options which can be used to form a single sentence from the two sentences given below, implying the same meaning expressed in the statement sentences.

Higher prices of cereals, rice, fruits and pulses led to an increase in food inflation. Non – food inflation was driven mainly by fibres and oilseeds.

A. While higher prices of cereals

B. Despite the higher price of rice, fruits and pulses

C. Non- food inflation was always driven by

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Both A and B

Only B

Both B and C

Only A

None of these

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Explanation:

- Option 1, Both A and B:

- A: "While higher prices of cereals, rice, fruits and pulses led to an increase in food inflation, non-food inflation was driven mainly by fibres and oilseeds." This correctly links the two ideas.

- B: Incorrect because it implies a contrast that isn’t relevant. Food inflation isn’t in spite of high prices.

- Option 2, Only B:

- B is not suitable as it incorrectly implies a contradiction.

- Option 3, Both B and C:

- B is inappropriate. C is incorrect as it suggests non-food inflation was always driven by fibres and oilseeds, which isn't stated.

- Option 4, Only A:

- Correct Answer: A forms a logical, cohesive sentence by linking causes of different inflations.

- Option 5, None of these:

- Not suitable as Option A forms a valid sentence.

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