SRCC GBO 2022 Question Paper

Statements B, C, and D talk about how attendance in India has increased overall, with B providing a good introduction to the topic and D expanding the discussion to include even the rural areas. 

Statement A, on the other hand, talks about how teacher attendance is low. This not only introduces the context of teachers being considered in terms of attendance but also goes against the general theme of attendance records improving. 

Hence, Statement A is out of context among the given sentences.

Therefore, Option A is the correct answer. 

Statement B sets the passage's context: an English passenger drawing someone into a conversation.
The natural follow-up to this is statement D, which clarifies what conversation is being talked about here.

At this point, we can mark option C as our answer, but it is always good to look at the complete sequence and see if it is logically coherent. From D, we go to A, which mentions one more thing the Englishman brought up during his conversation; after which comes statement C, which continues with the responses to the previous question posed by the Englishman. 

BDAC is a logically coherent sequence

Therefore, Option C is the correct answer. 

To solve this analogy, we need to understand the relationship between "shrug" and "indifference."

A shrug is a gesture that typically expresses indifference.
We need to find a pair where the first word is a gesture that typically expresses the second word.

Let's analyze the options:

A wave : fatigue - A wave is a gesture that does not typically express fatigue.
B blink : scorn - A blink is an involuntary action, not a gesture expressing scorn.
C scowl : desire - A scowl is a facial expression that typically expresses anger or displeasure, not desire.
D nod : assent - A nod is a gesture that typically expresses assent (agreement or approval).

Hence, only the relationship in option D matches the relationship in the given pair: a gesture expressing a specific feeling or state.

Therefore, option D is the correct answer. 

The phrase "good classroom strategies encourage" should be "good classroom strategies that encourage" or "good classroom strategies to encourage"

Hence, this part of the sentence is incorrect and therefore, Option D is the correct answer. 

Option A: "for which she has applied"; this option correctly uses "for which" to refer back to the secretarial job. It indicates that she has applied for the job. The preposition "for" is necessary here to indicate the action of applying for something.

Option B:  "which she has read" The phrase "which she has read" suggests she simply read the advertisement but does not imply any further action.

Option C: "That she bought." this option is incorrect because it does not make sense in the context of a job advertisement. You cannot buy a job. 

Option D: "for which she has written." this option could make sense in a different context, such as if she wrote the job advertisement herself. However, it does not fit the common scenario where someone applies for a job. The typical and expected action related to a job advertisement is applying, not writing the advertisement.

Overall, A would be a better fit over D

Therefore, Option A is the correct answer. 

Option A: drop off means to take someone or something to a particular place, usually by car, as you travel to a different place

Option B: drop by means to pay a brief, casual visit

Option C: drop out means to withdraw from participation or membership

Option D: Drop-in means to come for a visit, especially without having received an invitation for a specific time

Of all the given options, only option C fits in the context of the sentence, implying that every year, some boys, stop their participation or leave in the middle of the course. 

Therefore, Option C is the correct answer.