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  1. D
  2. A
  3. B
  4. C
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Option 2 : A

The combinations are:

Rahul + Kusum = Hindi + Maths------ (i )

Sameer + Rahul = Hindi + Biology-------(ii)

Gita + Kusum = Marathi + Maths-------(iii)

Sameer + Gita + Mihir = History + Biology-------(iv)

There can be two possible combinations for Marathi and Biology:

Using (ii) and (iii)

Sameer + Rahul = Hindi + Biology-------(ii)

Gita + Kusum = Marathi + Maths-------(iii)

But here no one is common so we cannot determine that person who is good in both Marathi and Biology.

Using (iii) and (iv)

Gita + Kusum = Marathi + Maths-------(iii)

Sameer + Gita + Mihir = History + Biology-------(iv)

Here Gita is common, so Gita is good in both Biology and Marathi.

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