English: Odd Sentence Set 17

Directions (1-10): Choose the odd sentence out of the given five sentences in each question.

1. subside and will be felt for a long time to come.
   regardless of who is right in the current dispute over
   the question is whether it could have been handled internally
   the reverberations of what took place on Friday will not easily
   the administrative functioning of the CJI,
   Option C
   BEDA

    

2. only 28% of the targeted ₹15,000 crore had been realised
   goal for the current financial year — as of end-November,
   sufficient grounds for a successful privatisation.
   with the Union Budget due soon and the government
   woefully short of its budgeted strategic disinvestment
   Option C
   DEBA

    

3. of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) on December 21,
   and also called on Israel to end its “occupation that began in 1967”.
   the biggest shift from what seemed to be a set trajectory
   when India chose to vote for a resolution
   for the Modi government, however, came on the floor
   Option B
   CEAD

    

4. to very early on extend the various return-filing deadlines,
   with the fledgling GST meant that the government had
   criticising the U.S. for recognising Jerusalem as the Israeli capital
   and even do away with the need to file some key forms
   the immediate aftermath of the complexity of complying
   Option C
   EBAD

    

5. many trust their smartphones more than they trust
   their government. But what may seem as a fairly
   modern libertarian opinion, voiced in pitch decks
   and technology conferences, and buoyed by the success
   were voiced more than forty years ago by John McCarthy.
   Option E
   ABCD

    

6. to the Maharashtra government to submit the autopsy report on Loya’s death.
   who was hearing the controversial Sohrabuddin case.
   death of the special CBI judge, Justice Brijgopal Harkishan Loya,
   the chief justice’s decision to hear a petition relating to the
   the trigger for the dramatic development appeared to be
   Option A
   EDCB

    

7. the techno-economic collaborationis expected to increase significantly.
   this visit may be a good opportunity for businessmen from both sides
   a hindrance in setting up good business relations.
   to interact with and understand each other,
   Other than the warmth shared between the leaders,
   Option C
   AEBD

    

8. thinking and analysis” and “compulsions to communicate
   “the need to communicate, by itself, compels far more rigorous
   catalyse the processes to improve the quality of decision making
   subsequently revised from time to time.
   according to YV Reddy, former governor of the Reserve Bank of India,
   Option D
   EBAC

    

9. the cess on crude oil was introduced as a temporary measure back in 1974
   Today, 43 years on, cess on domestic crude oil continues
   collection to part-fund domestic exploration.
   and by providing a helpful feedback”.
   when the Oil Industry (Development) Act provided for its
   Option D
   AECB

    

10. recent scientific milestones such as Artificial General Intelligence (AGI),
    Programmable Matter and Quantum Computing are examples
    at the tip of the iceberg of these advancements. Once these technologies
    become commercially available,
    that the fiscal deficit conforms as closely as possible to what was targeted.
    Option E
    ABCD