Para Jumble part-3

(B) The SDGs cannot be achieved without the realization of child rights.

(C) Also known as the Global Goals, the SDGs are a call to action to create a world where no one is left behind.

(D) As world leaders work to deliver on the 2030 promise, children around the globe are standing up to secure their right to good health, quality education, a clean planet and more.

A. but also an elder statesman and national leader

B. we have not only a crusader against the caste system,

C. a valiant fighter for the cause of the downtrodden in India

D. whose contribution in the form of the Constitution of India $6. will be cherished forever by posterity.

B. The villagers heard his cries and ran to the house but the scared animal had run away through the window by then.

C. It secretly slouched into a room where a young man named Johnny was sleeping, who suddenly woke up and realized that the beast was roaming around his bed.

D. Just as the panther was about to leap on him, he swiftly shot out of bed and hid in a closet.

Q. These infrastructure improvements helped to bring about the Japanese economic miracle over the next couple of decades.

R. Tokyo 2020 was supposed to be a great economic stimulus, replicating the achievements of Tokyo 1964.

S. It was thanks to hosting that Olympics that Japan invested in infrastructure such as the famous Shinkansen bullet train.

Q. Their cost depends on the sort you install and the size of your home.

R. These devices extract warmth from the air or the ground, or from water a bit like a fridge operating in reverse.

S. Climate advisers anticipate that most homes in future will be warmed by heat pumps.

B. This is because almost all countries face problems related to their population.

C. The most crucial aspect of the problem is population pressure.

D. The population explosion is an important issue these days.

B. India has had a longer exposure to English than any other country which uses it as a second language, its distinctive words, idioms, grammar and rhetoric spreading gradually to affect all places, habits and culture.

C. The historical background of India is never far away from everyday usage of English.

D. Since the early 1600s, the English language has had a toehold on the Indian subcontinent, when the East India Company established settlements in Chennai, Kolkata, and Mumbai, formerly Madras, Calcutta, and Bombay, respectively.

A. If things get out of control, competition might become totally toxic.

B. Competition is the act of participating in a contest and the strive to finish first.

C. Competition enables those who effectively deal well enough to grow and realise their skills and talents.

D. The essence of competition is placing oneself against one's contemporaries and frequently against oneself.

B. The many diverse animals categorised as omnivores may be divided into sub-categories based on their dietary habits.

C. An omnivore is an animal that can feed and thrive on both, plant and animal substances.

D. They also have the capacity to integrate food sources like algae, fungus and bacteria into their diet.