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The para after reaarangement should read as:

(Here, the sentence number in question has been left unchanged for ease of understanding.)

(5) A beggar FOUND a leather PURSE that someone had dropped in the marketplace. On opening it, he discovered that it contain 100 pieces of gold. Then he heared a merchant shout, “A Reward ! A reward to the one who finds my leather purse”. (A character of beggar, merchant is introduced along with event of beggar having found a purse. Hence, this is the first sentence.)

(3) Being an honest man, the beggar came forward and handed the purse to the merchant saying , “Here is your purse . May I have my reward now?” (This will logically be the next sentence as now beggar will give the purse to merchant as merchant has lost the purse which he has found.)

(1) The merchant greedily counted his gold and said “The purse I dropped had 200 pieces of gold in it. You've already stolen more than the reward ! I Go away or I will tell the police”.(The natural thing for merchant to do is COUNT whether the money is intact or not and hence this forms the third sentence)

(6) “I am an honest man,” said the beggar defiantly. “let us take this matter to the court. The judge patiently listened to both sides of the story.(Beggar having been wrongfully accused of theft will want this matter to be settled in court so that he gets JUSTICE.)

(2) The judge, looking towards the merchant said, “you stated that the purse you lost contained 200 pieces of gold. Well ,that's a considerable cost. But the purse this beggar found had only 100 pieces of gold”.(The character of judge will now enter the storyline.)

(4) “This purse therefore cannot be the one you lost”? (This is the last sentence as all OTHERS have been arranged to for the para.)

Hence, the correct option is B.

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Hanldled over means DEALT with it DOESNT MAKE sense in the context of the PASSAGE. Handed over means give something and fits correctly.

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Part 3 Should be CORRECTED as FUTURE but not FEAUTURE.

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In the GIVEN STATEMENT, 'coping' has been MISSPELT as 'copeing'.

Hence, the correct OPTION is option A.

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The WORD 'listeners' has been MISSPELT as 'listenors'.
Hence, the OPTION is option A

it from PREVIOUS YEAR ssc papers, decide is the RIGHT ANSWER

I have read it SOMEWHERE THOUGH the GOVERNMENT initiated is correct

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As per the context,the passage means that HANDSOME amount is given to KRISHNAN which means a big amount.Hence,A is correct as MEAGER means small.

is OPTION 2 is the CORRECT ANSWER?? am i RIGHT?

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A can be eliminated as blossoms always need plural FORM of verb. B,C,E can be eliminated as those dont find any relevance to the given context. HENCE, D smelled fits correctly as blossoms smelled so sweet and looked so beautiful. Hence, D is correct.

I THINK RESORT is RIGHT

Its TOUGH but OPTION 1 SEEMS CORRECT

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As per the PASSAGE, all of the statements are CORRECT.
Option E is correct.

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From the 3rd and 4TH sentence in the last paragraph, we can see that the young king was UNUSUALLY happy to the LEAVE the KINGDOM whereas the other kings would NORMALLY cry at this moment. This puzzled the people of the kingdom.

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The 1st LINE of the PASSAGE MENTIONS that Krishnan couldn't find ENOUGH work to feed him and his family.So,they need to go away.Hence,A

is He TOOK advantage of Keshava’s simple NATURE is the CORRECT answer?? am i RIGHT?

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The ERROR is in part B.

The sentence is in PRESENT perfect TENSE while past form of the verb has been wrongly used.

Hence, the correct OPTION is B.

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Vijaynagar kingdom was not ENJOYING good relations with it's neighbouring kingdom of Mahanagar.
Hence, the OPPONENTS of Rama USED this as opportunity to poison his MIND against Rama.
Option B is correct.

I am not SURE, MAY be The POWER SUPPLYING in is CORRECT

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Here, the CORRECT option is option E.

'ESCAPE' matches the CONTEXT. '....is very HEALTHY and acts as a TEMPORARY escape from.....'

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He was impressed by his WISDOM and NOBILITY in the golden goose's REPLY about FATE on being QUESTIONED by hunter.

The WOMAN’s ELDEST SON lived ABROAD: is the best suited

he GO there is the BEST SUITED

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The banks were viewing the POOR household completely from a credit perspective.

Within the CONTEXT of passage PURELY does MEAN completely.
Hence, the correct option is option C.

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Initially, it may seem that author is just comparing financial inclusion policies of DIFFERENT countries. HOWEVER, on little introspection it is revealed that, author is just MAKING us AWARE of different financial inclusion policies to suggest ways to make our financial inclusion sucessful.

The French Army BETRAYED Rodin is the BEST SUITED

it from previous YEAR ssc papers, It is TRUTH is the RIGHT ANSWER

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Sincethe previous SENTENCE STATES that the young man gave an antidote to allude the pain of the veteran, D, A can be eliminated. C al so can be eliminated because the sentence needs verb+past participle form. Between slept and cure, cred FITS WELL. Hence, B

i THINK OPTION 1 is CORRECT

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C,E can be ELIMINATED as both two and much cannot be PRECEDED by an article. Among few many and couple, couple seems CORRECT fit.Hence, D.

This question was asked some where in previous year PAPERS of SSC, and correct answer was OPTION 4

I have read it SOMEWHERE DONKEY didn’t pay attention to FOX’s words and SANG a SONG. is correct