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Question 1 of 8
1. Question
Q1. {Prelims – PIN World} Recently, the Tropical Cyclone Dikeledi struck Mayotte. In this context, consider the following statements:
Mayotte is in the Kardiva Channel, part of the Comoros Archipelago in the Indian Ocean.
Mayotte remained French following a 1974 referendum when other Comoros islands gained independence.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
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Explanation
Statement 2 is correct and statement 1 is incorrect
Tropical CycloneDikeledi (Jan 2025) struck Mayotte, a French territory in the Indian Ocean, causing severe flooding and displacing 14,500 people.
It followed Tropical Cyclone Chido (Dec 2024), the strongest storm in 90 years, which devastated Southeast Africa with 260 km/h winds, killing 39 and displacing thousands.
Mayotte is in the Mozambique Channel, part of the Comoros Archipelago in the Indian Ocean.
Comprises two islands: Grande Terre (main island) and Petite Terre.
History: Colonized by France in 1843. Mayotte remained French following a 1974 referendum when other Comoros islands gained independence.
Present Status: A French overseas department and the poorest territory of France and the EU.
Answer: (b) 2 only; Difficulty Level: Hard
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Explanation
Statement 2 is correct and statement 1 is incorrect
Tropical CycloneDikeledi (Jan 2025) struck Mayotte, a French territory in the Indian Ocean, causing severe flooding and displacing 14,500 people.
It followed Tropical Cyclone Chido (Dec 2024), the strongest storm in 90 years, which devastated Southeast Africa with 260 km/h winds, killing 39 and displacing thousands.
Mayotte is in the Mozambique Channel, part of the Comoros Archipelago in the Indian Ocean.
Comprises two islands: Grande Terre (main island) and Petite Terre.
History: Colonized by France in 1843. Mayotte remained French following a 1974 referendum when other Comoros islands gained independence.
Present Status: A French overseas department and the poorest territory of France and the EU.
Answer: (b) 2 only; Difficulty Level: Hard
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Explanation
Statement 2 is correct and statement 1 is incorrect
Tropical CycloneDikeledi (Jan 2025) struck Mayotte, a French territory in the Indian Ocean, causing severe flooding and displacing 14,500 people.
It followed Tropical Cyclone Chido (Dec 2024), the strongest storm in 90 years, which devastated Southeast Africa with 260 km/h winds, killing 39 and displacing thousands.
Mayotte is in the Mozambique Channel, part of the Comoros Archipelago in the Indian Ocean.
Comprises two islands: Grande Terre (main island) and Petite Terre.
History: Colonized by France in 1843. Mayotte remained French following a 1974 referendum when other Comoros islands gained independence.
Present Status: A French overseas department and the poorest territory of France and the EU.
Answer: (b) 2 only; Difficulty Level: Hard
Question 2 of 8
2. Question
Q2. {Social Sector – Health} Consider the following pairs:
Types of Intravenous Fluids
Features
Isotonic
Higher solute concentration
Crystalloids
Matches blood concentration
Hypotonic
Lower solute concentration
Colloids
Easily absorbed by tissues
How many of the pairs are not correct?
Correct
Explanation
Pairs 1, 2 and 4 are incorrect, Pair 3 is correct
Intravenous (IV) Fluids:
IV Fluids are sterile liquidsinjected into veins to treat dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, or for drug delivery.
IV fluids are composed of water (base solvent), electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride), and glucose (provides energy).
Types:
Isotonic: Matches blood concentration (e.g., normal saline, lactated Ringer’s).
Hypertonic: Higher solute concentration, used for hyponatremia.
Hypotonic: Lower solute concentration, used for severe intracellular dehydration.
Crystalloids: Contain small molecules; easily absorbed by tissues (e.g., saline, D5W).
Q3. {Prelims – In News} Consider the following statements regarding the Great Bitter Lake:
The Great Bitter Lake is a crucial water body in Egypt located along the Suez Canal.
It is a freshwater lake between the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea, connected to both seas through the Suez Canal.
The lake shortens the maritime route between Europe and Asia by up to 700 kilometres, boosting international trade.
Which of the statements given above are not correct?
Correct
Explanation
Statement 1 is correct
The Great Bitter Lake is a crucial water body in Egypt located along the Suez Canal, which serves as a passage for international maritime trade.
Statements 2 and 3 are incorrect
Location and Geography: Situated in Egypt, spanning approximately 60 km2, the Great Bitter Lake is a saltwater lake between the Mediterranean Seaand the Red Sea, connected to both seas through the Suez Canal..
Importance of Great Bitter Lake:
Suez Canal Expansion: The canal’s development, including the Great Bitter Lake, involves advanced dredging techniques, creating a wider and deeper passage to accommodate modern, larger vessels.
Global Trade: The Suez Canal, with the Great Bitter Lake as a key component, shortens the maritime route between Europe and Asia by up to 7,000 kilometres, boosting international trade.
Strategic Importance: The Lake is a staging area for ships travelling through the Suez Canal, where vessels can adjust their positions or wait for passage.
Traffic Management: It helps manage the traffic flow in the narrow canal, allowing ships to pass safely and efficiently, especially in the event of congestion.
Key Role in Oil Transport: It is also vital for oil and gas shipping, with a significant percentage of global petroleum passing through the Suez Canal annually.
Answer: (b) 2 and 3 only; Difficulty Level: Hard
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Explanation
Statement 1 is correct
The Great Bitter Lake is a crucial water body in Egypt located along the Suez Canal, which serves as a passage for international maritime trade.
Statements 2 and 3 are incorrect
Location and Geography: Situated in Egypt, spanning approximately 60 km2, the Great Bitter Lake is a saltwater lake between the Mediterranean Seaand the Red Sea, connected to both seas through the Suez Canal..
Importance of Great Bitter Lake:
Suez Canal Expansion: The canal’s development, including the Great Bitter Lake, involves advanced dredging techniques, creating a wider and deeper passage to accommodate modern, larger vessels.
Global Trade: The Suez Canal, with the Great Bitter Lake as a key component, shortens the maritime route between Europe and Asia by up to 7,000 kilometres, boosting international trade.
Strategic Importance: The Lake is a staging area for ships travelling through the Suez Canal, where vessels can adjust their positions or wait for passage.
Traffic Management: It helps manage the traffic flow in the narrow canal, allowing ships to pass safely and efficiently, especially in the event of congestion.
Key Role in Oil Transport: It is also vital for oil and gas shipping, with a significant percentage of global petroleum passing through the Suez Canal annually.
Answer: (b) 2 and 3 only; Difficulty Level: Hard
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Explanation
Statement 1 is correct
The Great Bitter Lake is a crucial water body in Egypt located along the Suez Canal, which serves as a passage for international maritime trade.
Statements 2 and 3 are incorrect
Location and Geography: Situated in Egypt, spanning approximately 60 km2, the Great Bitter Lake is a saltwater lake between the Mediterranean Seaand the Red Sea, connected to both seas through the Suez Canal..
Importance of Great Bitter Lake:
Suez Canal Expansion: The canal’s development, including the Great Bitter Lake, involves advanced dredging techniques, creating a wider and deeper passage to accommodate modern, larger vessels.
Global Trade: The Suez Canal, with the Great Bitter Lake as a key component, shortens the maritime route between Europe and Asia by up to 7,000 kilometres, boosting international trade.
Strategic Importance: The Lake is a staging area for ships travelling through the Suez Canal, where vessels can adjust their positions or wait for passage.
Traffic Management: It helps manage the traffic flow in the narrow canal, allowing ships to pass safely and efficiently, especially in the event of congestion.
Key Role in Oil Transport: It is also vital for oil and gas shipping, with a significant percentage of global petroleum passing through the Suez Canal annually.
Answer: (b) 2 and 3 only; Difficulty Level: Hard
Question 4 of 8
4. Question
Q4. {MIH – Movements} Consider the following statements regarding the Kuka Rebellion:
The Kuka Rebellion was led by the Namdhari sect in Punjab, combining religious reform with resistance to British colonial rule.
While the rebellion advocated for the abolition of the caste system and promoted widow remarriage, it remained opposed to inter-caste marriages.
Key leaders of the rebellion included Baba Khem Singh Bedi and Giani Ditt Singh.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Correct
Explanation
Statement 1 is correct
The Kuka Rebellion, led by the Namdhari sect (Kukas), was an anti-British uprising in Punjab that blended religious reform with resistance to colonial authority.
Religious, Social, and Economic Reforms: Focused on transforming society through religious practices, social structures, and economic independence reforms.
Distinctive Appearance: Followers wore white, hand-spun clothing and saffron turbans, reflecting simplicity, vegetarianism, and rejection of ostentation.
Statement 2 is incorrect
It advocated abolition of the caste system, improving women’s status, promoting widow remarriage, and encouraging inter-caste marriages.
Religious Reform: Emphasized returning to the purest form of Sikhism, as practised by Guru Gobind Singh, opposing social vices like meat consumption, alcohol, and foreign goods.
Self-Reliance: Encouraged boycotting British goods, supporting indigenous industries, and promoting self-sufficiency.
It reached its climax in January 1872 with significant clashes in Malerkotla and Malaudh Fort.
Statement 3 is incorrect
Baba Khem SinghBedi and Giani Ditt Singh are prominent figures associated with Singh Sabha Movement.
Key leaders of the Kuka rebellion included Satguru Ram Singh, Kuka Hira Singh, andLehna Singh.
Answer: (a) 1 only; Difficulty Level: Medium
Incorrect
Explanation
Statement 1 is correct
The Kuka Rebellion, led by the Namdhari sect (Kukas), was an anti-British uprising in Punjab that blended religious reform with resistance to colonial authority.
Religious, Social, and Economic Reforms: Focused on transforming society through religious practices, social structures, and economic independence reforms.
Distinctive Appearance: Followers wore white, hand-spun clothing and saffron turbans, reflecting simplicity, vegetarianism, and rejection of ostentation.
Statement 2 is incorrect
It advocated abolition of the caste system, improving women’s status, promoting widow remarriage, and encouraging inter-caste marriages.
Religious Reform: Emphasized returning to the purest form of Sikhism, as practised by Guru Gobind Singh, opposing social vices like meat consumption, alcohol, and foreign goods.
Self-Reliance: Encouraged boycotting British goods, supporting indigenous industries, and promoting self-sufficiency.
It reached its climax in January 1872 with significant clashes in Malerkotla and Malaudh Fort.
Statement 3 is incorrect
Baba Khem SinghBedi and Giani Ditt Singh are prominent figures associated with Singh Sabha Movement.
Key leaders of the Kuka rebellion included Satguru Ram Singh, Kuka Hira Singh, andLehna Singh.
Answer: (a) 1 only; Difficulty Level: Medium
Unattempted
Explanation
Statement 1 is correct
The Kuka Rebellion, led by the Namdhari sect (Kukas), was an anti-British uprising in Punjab that blended religious reform with resistance to colonial authority.
Religious, Social, and Economic Reforms: Focused on transforming society through religious practices, social structures, and economic independence reforms.
Distinctive Appearance: Followers wore white, hand-spun clothing and saffron turbans, reflecting simplicity, vegetarianism, and rejection of ostentation.
Statement 2 is incorrect
It advocated abolition of the caste system, improving women’s status, promoting widow remarriage, and encouraging inter-caste marriages.
Religious Reform: Emphasized returning to the purest form of Sikhism, as practised by Guru Gobind Singh, opposing social vices like meat consumption, alcohol, and foreign goods.
Self-Reliance: Encouraged boycotting British goods, supporting indigenous industries, and promoting self-sufficiency.
It reached its climax in January 1872 with significant clashes in Malerkotla and Malaudh Fort.
Statement 3 is incorrect
Baba Khem SinghBedi and Giani Ditt Singh are prominent figures associated with Singh Sabha Movement.
Key leaders of the Kuka rebellion included Satguru Ram Singh, Kuka Hira Singh, andLehna Singh.
Answer: (a) 1 only; Difficulty Level: Medium
Question 5 of 8
5. Question
Q5. {Polity – Laws} Consider the following statements regarding abetment of suicide under Indian law:
To prove abetment of suicide, it must be shown that the accused directly or indirectly instigated or aided the deceased in committing suicide.
Minor allegations of harassment or misbehavior are sufficient grounds for abetment of suicide.
Which of the statements given above is/are not correct?
IPC Section 107 (Section 45 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita–BNS, 2023): Defines abetment as instigating, conspiring, or aiding the commission of an act.
IPC Section 306: This section deals with the charge of abetment of suicide, prescribing punishment of up to 10 years imprisonment and a fine for those convicted.
BNS Section 108: Similar provisions under the BNS 2023, cover abetment of suicide.
Intent to Cause Suicide: To prove abetment, it must be shown that the accused directly or indirectly instigated or aided the deceased in committing suicide.
Statement 2 is incorrect
Landmark Judgments:
In M Mohan v. State (2011) and Ude Singh v. Haryana (2019), the SC emphasised direct acts of incitement and specific intent as crucial for charges of abetment of suicide.
Bank Manager Case (2023): The SC cleared a bank manager’s charges under Section 306 IPC, stating that minor allegations of harassment do not meet the threshold for abetment.
Khairu @ Satendra Singh Rawat Case (2024): MP HC ruled that mere harassment or misbehaviour is not sufficient for abetment unless the accused’s actions left the deceased with no option but suicide.
IPC Section 107 (Section 45 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita–BNS, 2023): Defines abetment as instigating, conspiring, or aiding the commission of an act.
IPC Section 306: This section deals with the charge of abetment of suicide, prescribing punishment of up to 10 years imprisonment and a fine for those convicted.
BNS Section 108: Similar provisions under the BNS 2023, cover abetment of suicide.
Intent to Cause Suicide: To prove abetment, it must be shown that the accused directly or indirectly instigated or aided the deceased in committing suicide.
Statement 2 is incorrect
Landmark Judgments:
In M Mohan v. State (2011) and Ude Singh v. Haryana (2019), the SC emphasised direct acts of incitement and specific intent as crucial for charges of abetment of suicide.
Bank Manager Case (2023): The SC cleared a bank manager’s charges under Section 306 IPC, stating that minor allegations of harassment do not meet the threshold for abetment.
Khairu @ Satendra Singh Rawat Case (2024): MP HC ruled that mere harassment or misbehaviour is not sufficient for abetment unless the accused’s actions left the deceased with no option but suicide.
IPC Section 107 (Section 45 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita–BNS, 2023): Defines abetment as instigating, conspiring, or aiding the commission of an act.
IPC Section 306: This section deals with the charge of abetment of suicide, prescribing punishment of up to 10 years imprisonment and a fine for those convicted.
BNS Section 108: Similar provisions under the BNS 2023, cover abetment of suicide.
Intent to Cause Suicide: To prove abetment, it must be shown that the accused directly or indirectly instigated or aided the deceased in committing suicide.
Statement 2 is incorrect
Landmark Judgments:
In M Mohan v. State (2011) and Ude Singh v. Haryana (2019), the SC emphasised direct acts of incitement and specific intent as crucial for charges of abetment of suicide.
Bank Manager Case (2023): The SC cleared a bank manager’s charges under Section 306 IPC, stating that minor allegations of harassment do not meet the threshold for abetment.
Khairu @ Satendra Singh Rawat Case (2024): MP HC ruled that mere harassment or misbehaviour is not sufficient for abetment unless the accused’s actions left the deceased with no option but suicide.
Answer: (b) 2 only; Difficulty Level: Easy
Question 6 of 8
6. Question
Q6. {MIH – Movements} Consider the following statements about the Singh Sabha Movement:
Bhagat Lakshman Singh initiated the Singh Sabha Movement in 1873 in Amritsar.
One of the key aims of the movement was to restore Sikhism to its purity and to counter Christian and Arya Samaj conversions.
The movement only focused on religious reform without considering educational or political dimensions.
How many of the statements given above are correct?
Correct
Explanation
Statement 1 is incorrect
Singh Sabha Movement (SSM) emerged in the late 19th century to revive Sikhism amidst colonial policies and missionary efforts.
Prominent Figures:
Baba Khem Singh Bedi: Initiated the movement in Amritsar in 1873.
Bhagat Lakshman Singh: Played a vital role in intellectual contributions.
Giani Ditt Singh: Propagated Sikh values and identity through literature.
Statement 2 is correct
Objectives of SSM:
Religious Revival: To restore Sikhism to its purity & counterChristian & Arya Samaj conversions.
Educational Reform: Promote Sikh education through modern schools and institutions.
Preservation of Sikh Identity: Reinforce Sikh traditions, culture, and language (Gurmukhi).
Statement 3 is incorrect
Contributions of the Singh Sabha Movement:
Political Awareness: Laid the foundation for Sikh participation in India’s freedom struggle by fostering Sikh identity, rights awareness & mass mobilisation during Gurdwara Reform & national movements.
Educational Institutions: Established Khalsa schools and colleges, like Khalsa College, Amritsar.
Religious Reforms: Standardized Sikh rituals and practices, emphasising Guru Granth Sahib.
Cultural Revival: Promoted Punjabi language and Sikh heritage.
Answer: (a) Only one; Difficulty Level: Hard
Incorrect
Explanation
Statement 1 is incorrect
Singh Sabha Movement (SSM) emerged in the late 19th century to revive Sikhism amidst colonial policies and missionary efforts.
Prominent Figures:
Baba Khem Singh Bedi: Initiated the movement in Amritsar in 1873.
Bhagat Lakshman Singh: Played a vital role in intellectual contributions.
Giani Ditt Singh: Propagated Sikh values and identity through literature.
Statement 2 is correct
Objectives of SSM:
Religious Revival: To restore Sikhism to its purity & counterChristian & Arya Samaj conversions.
Educational Reform: Promote Sikh education through modern schools and institutions.
Preservation of Sikh Identity: Reinforce Sikh traditions, culture, and language (Gurmukhi).
Statement 3 is incorrect
Contributions of the Singh Sabha Movement:
Political Awareness: Laid the foundation for Sikh participation in India’s freedom struggle by fostering Sikh identity, rights awareness & mass mobilisation during Gurdwara Reform & national movements.
Educational Institutions: Established Khalsa schools and colleges, like Khalsa College, Amritsar.
Religious Reforms: Standardized Sikh rituals and practices, emphasising Guru Granth Sahib.
Cultural Revival: Promoted Punjabi language and Sikh heritage.
Answer: (a) Only one; Difficulty Level: Hard
Unattempted
Explanation
Statement 1 is incorrect
Singh Sabha Movement (SSM) emerged in the late 19th century to revive Sikhism amidst colonial policies and missionary efforts.
Prominent Figures:
Baba Khem Singh Bedi: Initiated the movement in Amritsar in 1873.
Bhagat Lakshman Singh: Played a vital role in intellectual contributions.
Giani Ditt Singh: Propagated Sikh values and identity through literature.
Statement 2 is correct
Objectives of SSM:
Religious Revival: To restore Sikhism to its purity & counterChristian & Arya Samaj conversions.
Educational Reform: Promote Sikh education through modern schools and institutions.
Preservation of Sikh Identity: Reinforce Sikh traditions, culture, and language (Gurmukhi).
Statement 3 is incorrect
Contributions of the Singh Sabha Movement:
Political Awareness: Laid the foundation for Sikh participation in India’s freedom struggle by fostering Sikh identity, rights awareness & mass mobilisation during Gurdwara Reform & national movements.
Educational Institutions: Established Khalsa schools and colleges, like Khalsa College, Amritsar.
Religious Reforms: Standardized Sikh rituals and practices, emphasising Guru Granth Sahib.
Cultural Revival: Promoted Punjabi language and Sikh heritage.
Answer: (a) Only one; Difficulty Level: Hard
Question 7 of 8
7. Question
Q7. {MIH – INC} Consider the following pairs:
INC Session
President
Nagpur, 1920
C R Das
Madras, 1927
M A Ansari
Lucknow, 1936
Vallabhai Patel
Haripura, 1938
Subhas Chandra Bose
How many of the pairs are correct?
Correct
Explanation
Only Pairs 2 and 4 are correct
INC Session
President
Nagpur, 1920
C Vijayaraghavachariar
Madras, 1927
M A Ansari
Lucknow, 1936
Jawaharlal Nehru
Haripura, 1938
Subhas Chandra Bose
Answer: (b) Only two; Difficulty Level: Medium
Incorrect
Explanation
Only Pairs 2 and 4 are correct
INC Session
President
Nagpur, 1920
C Vijayaraghavachariar
Madras, 1927
M A Ansari
Lucknow, 1936
Jawaharlal Nehru
Haripura, 1938
Subhas Chandra Bose
Answer: (b) Only two; Difficulty Level: Medium
Unattempted
Explanation
Only Pairs 2 and 4 are correct
INC Session
President
Nagpur, 1920
C Vijayaraghavachariar
Madras, 1927
M A Ansari
Lucknow, 1936
Jawaharlal Nehru
Haripura, 1938
Subhas Chandra Bose
Answer: (b) Only two; Difficulty Level: Medium
Question 8 of 8
8. Question
Q8. {Prelims – In News} Consider the following statements regarding Pashmina shawls:
Kashmir’s Pashmina holds GI certification for its traditional production methods.
Changthang Pashmina is slightly coarser than Tibetan Pashmina but still premium.
In Silk Pashmina only silk is used.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Correct
Explanation
Statements 1 is correct
The Pashmina is a fine fabric (finer than 16 microns, ensuring exceptional softness and warmth) made from the undercoat of the Changthangi goat, primarily found in Ladakh.
Etymology: Derived from the Persian word “Pashm,” meaning soft wool.
Unique Qualities: Lightweight, soft, warm, breathable, and durable.
GI Tag:Kashmir’s Pashmina holds GI certification for its traditional production methods.
Statements 2 and 3 are incorrect
Types and Varieties of Pashmina:
Pure Pashmina: Finest cashmere wool, unblended.
Silk Pashmina: Wool-silk blend in an 80:20 ratio for enhanced sheen.
Kani Pashmina: Intricate patterns woven using small wooden needles (Kanis).
Regional Variants: Changthang Pashmina has Ultra-fine fibres sourced from goats at 13,000–18,000 ft altitude. Tibetan Pashmina is slightly coarser but still premium.
Answer: (a) 1 only; Difficulty Level: Hard
Incorrect
Explanation
Statements 1 is correct
The Pashmina is a fine fabric (finer than 16 microns, ensuring exceptional softness and warmth) made from the undercoat of the Changthangi goat, primarily found in Ladakh.
Etymology: Derived from the Persian word “Pashm,” meaning soft wool.
Unique Qualities: Lightweight, soft, warm, breathable, and durable.
GI Tag:Kashmir’s Pashmina holds GI certification for its traditional production methods.
Statements 2 and 3 are incorrect
Types and Varieties of Pashmina:
Pure Pashmina: Finest cashmere wool, unblended.
Silk Pashmina: Wool-silk blend in an 80:20 ratio for enhanced sheen.
Kani Pashmina: Intricate patterns woven using small wooden needles (Kanis).
Regional Variants: Changthang Pashmina has Ultra-fine fibres sourced from goats at 13,000–18,000 ft altitude. Tibetan Pashmina is slightly coarser but still premium.
Answer: (a) 1 only; Difficulty Level: Hard
Unattempted
Explanation
Statements 1 is correct
The Pashmina is a fine fabric (finer than 16 microns, ensuring exceptional softness and warmth) made from the undercoat of the Changthangi goat, primarily found in Ladakh.
Etymology: Derived from the Persian word “Pashm,” meaning soft wool.
Unique Qualities: Lightweight, soft, warm, breathable, and durable.
GI Tag:Kashmir’s Pashmina holds GI certification for its traditional production methods.
Statements 2 and 3 are incorrect
Types and Varieties of Pashmina:
Pure Pashmina: Finest cashmere wool, unblended.
Silk Pashmina: Wool-silk blend in an 80:20 ratio for enhanced sheen.
Kani Pashmina: Intricate patterns woven using small wooden needles (Kanis).
Regional Variants: Changthang Pashmina has Ultra-fine fibres sourced from goats at 13,000–18,000 ft altitude. Tibetan Pashmina is slightly coarser but still premium.
Answer: (a) 1 only; Difficulty Level: Hard
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