The correct answer is Option (1) → (A)-(III), (B)-(I), (C)-(IV), (D)-(II)
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List-I (Sentences)
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List-II (Pairs of words)
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Explanation
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(A) _____ marriages were arranged, but that has ____ changed now.
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(III) traditionally/somewhat
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Traditionally sets the past context, and somewhat (partially/to a certain degree) describes the extent of the change.
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(B) He did the test so ____, that he didn't ____ finish a part of it.
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(I) carelessly/even
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Carelessly describes the manner of doing the test, and even is used for emphasis to suggest an unexpected consequence (not finishing).
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(C) Although he was dressed ____ he wasn't ____ relaxed.
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(IV) casually/very
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Casually describes the manner of dressing, and very (much/extremely) describes the degree of his relaxation (or lack thereof).
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(D) _____ each player is good, but they don't play well _______ as a team.
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(II) individually/enough
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Individually (on a per-person basis) provides a strong contrast to "as a team." The word enough modifies "well," implying their collective performance falls short of the required standard. |
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