दिल्ली अधीनस्थ सेवा चयन बोर्ड परीक्षा, 2023 PGT बागवानी 22-06-2023 (Shift – I)

Even in his sixties, Mahatma Gandhi walked at a brisk ........ . He once believed that the English had superiority over his fellow-Indians because they were stronger, ........ carnivores. Most Hindus are vegetarians.

Half the planet's glaciers will have melted by 2100 even if humanity sticks to ....... set out in the Paris climate agreement, according to research. The scale and impacts of glacial loss greater than ....... thought.

Technology has made life very inert, and it is up to man now to make it more ........

Inference : Consumer Protection Act

1. Adulteration, false weights, monopoly, and unfair trade practices are some of the issues that need to be addressed in order to protect consumers from harmful products on the market. There are numerous products that harm consumers' health.

2. The movement's main goal is to create a culture that doesn't let products that aren't good for customers go on the market. This can only happen if consumer groups take over the government's watchdog role and exercise social control over the market to ensure that traders do not only reap the benefits of liberalization. However, unless strict legal measures are taken to ensure compliance, the appeal to industry to exercise self-regulation, maintain minimum quality standards, and establish appropriate pricing will undoubtedly go unheeded.

3. The phrase "Consumer is King" has replaced "Caveat Emptor" in the legal system. There are a lot of sellers who want to meet all of the needs of their customers but can't afford to let them down with bad service or products.

A rabbit is a weak, timid animal that is always surrounded by numerous enemies. It is small, has fur, has a short tail, and has pointed ears. As a result, it has large ears that help it hear even the smallest sounds. (1) ........ . Because of this, the rabbit is able to spot its enemies in time and flee to a safer location. By repeatedly licking its forepaws and rubbing them against the surface of its ears, a rabbit cleans its ears.

To keep its ears clean, it does this. The desert is very hot during the day and very cold at night for the jackrabbit as the lives there. (2) ......... .

By controlling the flow of blood through the many blood vessels in its large, thin ears, it can lose heat when it is hot or take in hear when it is cold.

A. A rabbit has 28 teeth that never stop growing as it grows.

B. The jackrabbit's long ears not only let it hear enemies, but they also help it regulate its body temperature.

C. Nearly every sound wave that enters the air is picked up by the large ear and carried into the inner ear.

A. Without balance, much of the beauty and grandeur of our existence is lost.

B. But a balanced life doesn't just happen.

C. Bringing your life into equilibrium requires focused awareness and daily retreat from the stresses of the world.

D. Living in balance is vital to our well-being

He claims to have a frugal lifestyle, but his expenditure is rather ......... .

For the first time, researchers have ......... a clouded leopard in a community forest in Nagaland. Clouded leopards ........ known for their spotted coat and inhabit the primary evergreen rainforests.

A. It facilitates the development of a high - quality and technologically competent workforce.

B. India needs more of such research parks.

C. It does this by providing opportunities for students to work in the companies in the park.

D. The IIT Madras Research Park, established in 2006, is modelled on the famous Stanford Research Institute.

An endangered Indian Wolf and a rare species of 'Orange bat' have both been ........ in the forests of Chhattisgarh's Bastar district, according to a forest official. The official further ....... that it is excellent to see Indian wolves living in these forests, and a plan is being created ....... and promote them.