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Sunita Williams, renowned astronaut of Indian origin, spent a record of _____days in space.

भारतीय मूल की प्रसिद्ध अंतरिक्ष यात्री सुनीता विलियम्स ने अंतरिक्ष में रिकॉर्ड _____ दिन बिताए थे।
The correct answer according to the source is 195 days. The book states that Sunita Williams, described in the question as a renowned astronaut o…
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Arrange the following sentences in the correct order. A. This can make the organisation appear increasingly successful even if its underlying effectiveness is unchanged. B. A charity begins measuring success only among beneficiaries who complete a full year of participation. C. People receiving the least benefit are more likely to leave before completing the year. D. Over time, the remaining group becomes increasingly concentrated with successful cases.

(English): B introduces completion-based measurement. C explains selective dropout. D shows how the sample becomes increasingly favourable. A giv…
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Arrange the following sentences in the correct order. A. The model may then appear accurate because it is being tested on information it effectively already used. B. Analysts sometimes choose variables after examining the full dataset. C. If the same data are later used to test the model, the evaluation is no longer fully independent. D. Reliable validation therefore requires genuinely unseen data or a properly separated test sample.

(English): B introduces data-driven variable selection. C explains why testing on the same dataset is not independent. A states the resulting fal…
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Arrange the following sentences in the correct order. A. Therefore, reading the full label can help consumers make better choices. B. Packaged food labels usually provide information about ingredients and nutrients. C. Two products that look similar may contain very different amounts of sugar or salt. D. Comparing this information allows buyers to understand those differences.

(English): B introduces food labels. C explains why comparison matters. D refers to the information on labels and shows how it helps. A concludes…
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Arrange the following sentences in the correct order. A. The teacher then devoted an additional lesson to interpreting graphs rather than drawing them. B. A class performed well when asked to construct graphs from numerical data. C. Their answers showed that several students could draw graphs correctly without fully understanding what the patterns meant. D. In a later exercise, the teacher asked them to explain conclusions from unfamiliar graphs. Options:

(English): B establishes that students could construct graphs. D introduces a different task requiring interpretation. C reveals the hidden weakn…
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Arrange the following sentences in the correct order. A. As the number of users increases, coordinating those decisions can become increasingly difficult. B. Shared resources are sometimes managed successfully through informal community rules. C. Small groups may monitor one another and enforce agreements through repeated social interaction. D. Larger systems may therefore require more formal institutions to perform similar functions.

(English): B introduces informal community management. C explains why it can work in small groups. A describes the difficulty created by larger s…
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Arrange the following sentences in the correct order. A. The village school had very few books in its library. B. A group of former students decided to organise a book donation campaign. C. Within a month, hundreds of books were collected from nearby towns. D. The school later created a larger reading room to accommodate the new collection.

(English): A presents the problem. B describes the initiative. C gives the result of the campaign, and D explains what happened afterward. व्याख्…
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Arrange the following sentences in the correct order. A. Education produces benefits that extend beyond the income earned by an individual student. B. Educated populations may be better able to adopt new technologies, participate in civic institutions and make informed health decisions. C. These wider social benefits may not be fully reflected in the private return received by the student. D. Governments therefore often have an economic as well as a social reason to support education.

(English): A introduces benefits beyond personal income. B lists wider social benefits. C explains why individuals may not capture all these bene…
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Arrange the following sentences in the correct order. A. Advertising does more than simply inform consumers that a product exists. B. It often attempts to associate the product with emotions, lifestyles or social status. C. These associations can influence choices even when buyers are not fully aware of them. D. Understanding such techniques can help consumers make more deliberate decisions.

(English): A broadens the role of advertising. B explains emotional association. C describes its subtle influence, and D gives the practical less…