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SSC English Reading Comprehension Practice Set 33 – Expert++ Level | 3 Passages | 10 Questions

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Q1. Which statement best expresses the author's central argument?

A. Standardisation is fundamentally incompatible with innovation and contextual judgment.
B. Uniform procedures are preferable whenever institutions share the same objectives.
C. Standards provide important coordination benefits, but their value depends on distinguishing unnecessary variation from contextually important differences.
D. The principal purpose of standardisation is to make institutional performance measurable.

Q2. What is the primary function of the example involving urban hospitals and remote clinics?

A. To demonstrate that uniform procedures may perform differently when their underlying operational assumptions are not satisfied
B. To argue that remote clinics should be exempt from all national medical regulations
C. To establish that specialised medical equipment generally reduces institutional efficiency
D. To suggest that hospitals operating under different conditions cannot share common objectives

Q3. Which finding would most strongly support the author's argument that standardisation can constrain innovation?

A. Standardised products generally cost less to manufacture than customised alternatives.
B. Consumers sometimes prefer familiar products even when alternatives are available.
C. A technically superior design fails to gain adoption primarily because existing infrastructure cannot accommodate it without extensive modification.
D. Manufacturers often develop new products using common technical specifications.

Q4. Which assumption is most important to the proposal of standardising objectives while permitting flexibility in implementation?

A. Every institution will voluntarily select the most effective procedure.
B. Compliance with common objectives or safeguards can be meaningfully evaluated even when implementation methods differ.
C. Different implementation methods will necessarily produce identical outcomes.
D. Local administrators possess more expertise than those responsible for establishing common standards.

Q5. Which policy would most closely reflect the author's preferred approach?

A. Require every school to use identical teaching methods regardless of student needs.
B. Allow every school to determine its own educational goals without common expectations.
C. Replace all educational standards with voluntary recommendations.
D. Establish common learning outcomes and essential safeguards while allowing schools to adapt teaching methods to their circumstances.

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