In the questions given below few sentences are given in two columns which are grammatically correct and meaningful. Connect them to make the statements in the best possible way without changing the intended meaning of the statement. Choose the best possible combination as your answer accordingly from the options to form a correct, coherent sentence.
| Column(I) | Column (II) |
|---|---|
| (A) Kerala also occupies a leading position | (D) with their personal and family needs. |
| (B) The poor get taxed a higher proportion | (E) inflation through targeted interventions. |
| (C) The increasing reliance of the | (F) of their income compared to the rich. |
Correct Answer :
B-F
Solution :
Correct Answer: B-F
To connect sentences from Column (I) and Column (II) into grammatically correct and meaningful statements, let us analyze the sentence fragments pair by pair:
1. Segment (B) with Segment (F):
Column (I) (B): "The poor get taxed a higher proportion"
Column (II) (F): "of their income compared to the rich."
When combined, the sentence forms: "The poor get taxed a higher proportion of their income compared to the rich."
This creates a complete, grammatically sound, and logically coherent statement about taxation inequality.
2. Analyzing other potential combinations:
- (A) "Kerala also occupies a leading position" does not complete a coherent thought with (D), (E), or (F).
- (C) "The increasing reliance of the" is an incomplete phrase requiring a subject or noun phrase, which does not cleanly connect with (D), (E), or (F) to form a meaningful sentence.
Therefore, the only correct and coherent combination among the choices is B-F.
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