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The correct answer is 'warmth and show that politics need not just be'.

Key Points

• In the sentence, we see that the word personal needs a noun. 
• Here personal is an adjective, which is defining a noun. 
• So, the noun warmth is perfect to be used next to the adjective personal.
• "And show that politics need not just be" Here 'and' is a conjunction, adding more information to the sentence.
• The other options will be grammatically incorrect.
• The final and correct sentence is: Modi’s attempt to convey personal warmth and show that politics need not just be contentious is a good step.
• Hence, the correct answer is option 5.

The correct answer is option 3.

Key Points

• The given sentence highlights how the accomplishment of the Wright brothers has a lot of worth and should be visited again. Option 3 fits correctly as worth means sufficiently good, important, or interesting to be treated or regarded in the way specified. and revisiting means considering again from a different perspective. 
• The required phrase must be in the present tense and should highlight a positive feeling.
• No other option is appropriate as Accompanied means supported; occurred with and Assured means confident. Damaging means causing damage.

The correct answer is option 4 i.e. the missile had hit the target on its head with unmatched precision.

Key Points

• The sentence says that The chief dismissed all allegations about missile being a failure, from this we can infer that missile must be a success.
• Here, we are talking of missiles and their accuracy so, every second counts.
• Sixty seconds ahead of time or just two minutes behind time could be disastrous and could not make the mission successful. Hence, option 1 and 2 are eliminated.
• If the missile failed to take off the mission would not be a success. Hence, option 3 is eliminated.
• Only if the missile hit the target accurately, the mission could not be a failure. So, option 4 is correct.
• Hence, option 4 is the ideal answer.

The correct answer is option (2).

Key Points

• The first part of the sentence starts to talk about how the subject worries about the health of a certain someone. 
• All the options talk about the subjects father, but only the second option matches the context of the sentence by stating that his father is octogenarian (in his eighties) and thus, suffers from health ailments.

The correct answer is option 1.

Key Points

• This is an interrogative sentence. It is in the simple present tense.
• The question is trying to ask- where she came from just now, but what her origin is.
• In that sense, it is trying to ask us about a fact. So we need to use the simple present tense in the missing phrase as well.
• Now we come to the order of the words in the phrase.
  • The order of a simple sentence would have been - "She comes from there." But instead of 'there', we have used the question word 'where'.
  • So we need to invert the sentence to make it "where she comes from."
• So the complete correct phrase is "where she comes from."

The correct answer is option 3), i.e. to guide policy.

Key Points

• The given sentence is about the leaders we need.
• Option 1) cannot be chosen because public health experts cannot be expected to make policy.
• Option 2) and option 4) are also irrelevant for this sentence.
• Option 3) is the best fit because the public health experts may guide the leader to make policies.

Hence, option 3) is the answer.

The correct answer is ''deal with training youth for new kinds of jobs that would be created.''

Key Points

• 'Cyber physical systems' is an uncountable noun and that is why we use the singular form of the verb 'deal'.
• With this, we can eliminate options 1 and 4.
• Let us look at option 2-
  • Deal with training youth for new kinds of jobs that would be create- here the last word should be 'created'. 'Create' is the first form of verb which means- to cause something new to happen or exist.
• Let us look at option 3-
  • Deal with train youth for new kinds of jobs that would be created- Here, the word 'train' makes the option incorrect. 
• Let us look at option 5-
  • Deal with training youth for new kinds of jobs that would be created- This option has all the correct forms of verbs, correct prepositions, correct pronouns. This option is the most appropriate option.
• Thus, the correct sentence is- "Cyber physical systems deal with training youth for new kinds of jobs that would be created due to the destruction of conventional jobs and the mechanization of jobs."

Since computers are not a very old invention, they can be placed 'in the modern times'. The word 'indispensable' means crucial. Hence, the second option will be the correct answer.

The correct answer is option 4), i.e. a shift in perceptions.

• The unique way of data sharing is discussed in this sentence.
• Option 1) cannot be chosen because it is not making the sentence meaningful and complete.
• Option 2) cannot be chosen because the method of data sharing has nothing to do with education.
• Option 3) cannot be chosen because only this method cannot hint at the development of science.
• Option 4) is the best fit. The word perception means awareness and this is suitable for this sentence.

Hence, option 4) is the answer.

The correct answer is "​have stoked fears of potential crop losses in the second half of September".

Key Points

• The sentence is talking about Forecasts and crop losses.
• Forecasts mean it is a prediction of what will happen. Prediction of the future in the present time.
• 'Forecasts' is the subject, and thus the correct form of verb to use will be 'have'.
• 'Have' indicates something that is in the present tense.
• We shall not use 'has' as it is in the third person present of 'have'.
• The rest of the sentence "have stoked fears of potential crop losses in the second half of September" has three prepositions. two 'of' and one 'in' which is correct in the Fourth option.
• Meaning of stoked (in the past tense)- to make people feel something more strongly.
• Here 'stoked' is in past tense because the forecast has put strongly the fear of crop losses.
• The correct sentence is- "Forecasts of heavy rains across key central and western growing regions have stoked fears of potential crop losses in the second half of September."