In each question, one sentence is given. In each sentence, certain words are in bold and numbered from A to D. Below the sentences are given five options with possible pairs of interchange of those bold words. Choose the pair(s) of words which need to be interchanged to make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningful. Women (A)access the bulk of food in Africa, and (B)such they are largely locked out of land ownership, (C)produce to credit, and productive farm inputs (d)yet as fertilizers, pesticides, and farming tools.
In each question, one sentence is given. In each sentence, certain words are in bold and numbered from A to D. Below the sentences are given five options with possible pairs of interchange of those bold words. Choose the pair(s) of words which need to be interchanged to make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningful. Women (A)access the bulk of food in Africa, and (B)such they are largely locked out of land ownership, (C)produce to credit, and productive farm inputs (d)yet as fertilizers, pesticides, and farming tools. Correct Answer B-D, A-C
The correct answer is option 5
- In section D the phrase Yet as has been used which is grammatically incorrect there is no such a combination of yet and as.
- in section B --such doesn't make any sense but it can grammatically fit with as; we can say that such and yet can be interchanged
- In section, A --access to the bulk of food and in section B--are largely locked out of these two facts contradict each other which shows that access doesn't fit here.
- By replacing access with produce, we get a clear sense, so A and C will be interchanged.
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