दिल्ली अधीनस्थ सेवा चयन बोर्ड परीक्षा, 2023 PGT अर्थशास्त्र (महिला) 21-06-2023 (Shift – II)

A. They were cheered by the crowds who gathered outside the palace and in The Mall, the avenue leading up to it.

B. The air display of some 70 military aircraft, following a 41-gun salute from nearby Green Park in central London, came after bad weather cut short a planned fly-past at Charles's coronation on May 6.

C. Britain's royal family rounded off King Charles III's inaugural birthday parade Saturday with a balcony appearance at Buckingham Palace to watch a spectacular fly-past.

D. It ended with the Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force's aerobatic display team, trailing red, white and blue vapours.

(Jim had quickly) realized that he had lost the keys.

A. in his coat pocket

B. he forget

C. Lest

D. she put the key

Individual rights and choices are being ....... by hooligans who claim to protect community interests, a trend that is a serious threat to the rule of law and social harmony.

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Few industries out their sustainability credentials more forcefully than the fashion industry. Products ranging from swimsuits to wedding dresses are marked as carbon positive, organic, or vegan while yoga mats made from mushrooms and sneakers from sugar cane dot retail shelves. New business models including recyling, resale, rental, reuse, and repair are sold as environmental life savers.

The sad truth however is that all this experimentatation and supposed "innovation" in the fashion industry over the past 25 years have failed to lessen its planetary impact a loud wake-up call for those who hope that voluntary efforts can successfully address climate change and other major challenges facing society.

Take the production of shirts and shoes, which has more than doubled in the past quarter century three quarters end up burned or buried in landfills. This feels like a personal failure of sorts. The reasons for the industry's sustainability letdown are complicated. Pressure for unrelenting growth summed with consumer demand for cheap, fast fashion has been a major contributor. So too are the related facts that real prices for footwear and apparel have halved since 1990 with most new items made from non-biodegradable petroleum-based synthetics.

Refer the above passage and answer the Questions.

Few industries out their sustainability credentials more forcefully than the fashion industry. Products ranging from swimsuits to wedding dresses are marked as carbon positive, organic, or vegan while yoga mats made from mushrooms and sneakers from sugar cane dot retail shelves. New business models including recyling, resale, rental, reuse, and repair are sold as environmental life savers.

The sad truth however is that all this experimentatation and supposed "innovation" in the fashion industry over the past 25 years have failed to lessen its planetary impact a loud wake-up call for those who hope that voluntary efforts can successfully address climate change and other major challenges facing society.

Take the production of shirts and shoes, which has more than doubled in the past quarter century three quarters end up burned or buried in landfills. This feels like a personal failure of sorts. The reasons for the industry's sustainability letdown are complicated. Pressure for unrelenting growth summed with consumer demand for cheap, fast fashion has been a major contributor. So too are the related facts that real prices for footwear and apparel have halved since 1990 with most new items made from non-biodegradable petroleum-based synthetics.

Refer the above passage and answer the Questions.

Few industries out their sustainability credentials more forcefully than the fashion industry. Products ranging from swimsuits to wedding dresses are marked as carbon positive, organic, or vegan while yoga mats made from mushrooms and sneakers from sugar cane dot retail shelves. New business models including recyling, resale, rental, reuse, and repair are sold as environmental life savers.

The sad truth however is that all this experimentatation and supposed "innovation" in the fashion industry over the past 25 years have failed to lessen its planetary impact a loud wake-up call for those who hope that voluntary efforts can successfully address climate change and other major challenges facing society.

Take the production of shirts and shoes, which has more than doubled in the past quarter century three quarters end up burned or buried in landfills. This feels like a personal failure of sorts. The reasons for the industry's sustainability letdown are complicated. Pressure for unrelenting growth summed with consumer demand for cheap, fast fashion has been a major contributor. So too are the related facts that real prices for footwear and apparel have halved since 1990 with most new items made from non-biodegradable petroleum-based synthetics.

Refer the above passage and answer the Questions.

Few industries out their sustainability credentials more forcefully than the fashion industry. Products ranging from swimsuits to wedding dresses are marked as carbon positive, organic, or vegan while yoga mats made from mushrooms and sneakers from sugar cane dot retail shelves. New business models including recyling, resale, rental, reuse, and repair are sold as environmental life savers.

The sad truth however is that all this experimentatation and supposed "innovation" in the fashion industry over the past 25 years have failed to lessen its planetary impact a loud wake-up call for those who hope that voluntary efforts can successfully address climate change and other major challenges facing society.

Take the production of shirts and shoes, which has more than doubled in the past quarter century three quarters end up burned or buried in landfills. This feels like a personal failure of sorts. The reasons for the industry's sustainability letdown are complicated. Pressure for unrelenting growth summed with consumer demand for cheap, fast fashion has been a major contributor. So too are the related facts that real prices for footwear and apparel have halved since 1990 with most new items made from non-biodegradable petroleum-based synthetics.

Refer the above passage and answer the Questions.

Few industries out their sustainability credentials more forcefully than the fashion industry. Products ranging from swimsuits to wedding dresses are marked as carbon positive, organic, or vegan while yoga mats made from mushrooms and sneakers from sugar cane dot retail shelves. New business models including recyling, resale, rental, reuse, and repair are sold as environmental life savers.

The sad truth however is that all this experimentatation and supposed "innovation" in the fashion industry over the past 25 years have failed to lessen its planetary impact a loud wake-up call for those who hope that voluntary efforts can successfully address climate change and other major challenges facing society.

Take the production of shirts and shoes, which has more than doubled in the past quarter century three quarters end up burned or buried in landfills. This feels like a personal failure of sorts. The reasons for the industry's sustainability letdown are complicated. Pressure for unrelenting growth summed with consumer demand for cheap, fast fashion has been a major contributor. So too are the related facts that real prices for footwear and apparel have halved since 1990 with most new items made from non-biodegradable petroleum-based synthetics.