NDA General Ability Test 2024 Question Paper

Most of our food comes from agriculture, so we tend to believe that it is ________ (6) of natural biota. This is not true. In nature, ________ (7) plants and animals ________ (8) to the rigours of natural selection. Only the fittest survive. ________ (9) wild populations have numerous traits for competitiveness, resistance to parasites, ________ (10) to adverse conditions, ________ (11) other aspects of vigour. In contrast, populations grown for many ________ (12) under the pampered conditions of agriculture tend to lose these traits, because they ________ (13) for production, not resilience. For example, a high-producing plant ________ (14) lacks resistance to drought is ________ (15) and the resistance to drought is ignored. Also, in the process of breeding plants for maximum production, all genetic variation is eliminated.

The Earth's climate is _____ 6. changing and evolving. Some of _____ 7. changes have been due to natural causes but others can be attributed to _____ 8. activities such as deforestation, emissions from industry and transport, etc., which have led to the _____ 9. of gases and aerosols in _____ 10. atmosphere. These gases are known as greenhouse gases because they trap heat and _____ 11. air temperatures near the ground, acting like a greenhouse on the surface of the _____ 12. . In order to create and strengthen the scientific and analytical capacity _____ 13. assessment of climate change in the country, different studies under Climate Change Action Programme _____ 14. . Many important bilateral and multilateral meetings and negotiations are held _____ 15. regular intervals

The Earth's climate is _____ 6. changing and evolving. Some of _____ 7. changes have been due to natural causes but others can be attributed to _____ 8. activities such as deforestation, emissions from industry and transport, etc., which have led to the _____ 9. of gases and aerosols in _____ 10. atmosphere. These gases are known as greenhouse gases because they trap heat and _____ 11. air temperatures near the ground, acting like a greenhouse on the surface of the _____ 12. . In order to create and strengthen the scientific and analytical capacity _____ 13. assessment of climate change in the country, different studies under Climate Change Action Programme _____ 14. . Many important bilateral and multilateral meetings and negotiations are held _____ 15. regular intervals

The Earth's climate is _____ 6. changing and evolving. Some of _____ 7. changes have been due to natural causes but others can be attributed to _____ 8. activities such as deforestation, emissions from industry and transport, etc., which have led to the _____ 9. of gases and aerosols in _____ 10. atmosphere. These gases are known as greenhouse gases because they trap heat and _____ 11. air temperatures near the ground, acting like a greenhouse on the surface of the _____ 12. . In order to create and strengthen the scientific and analytical capacity _____ 13. assessment of climate change in the country, different studies under Climate Change Action Programme _____ 14. . Many important bilateral and multilateral meetings and negotiations are held _____ 15. regular intervals

The Earth's climate is _____ 6. changing and evolving. Some of _____ 7. changes have been due to natural causes but others can be attributed to _____ 8. activities such as deforestation, emissions from industry and transport, etc., which have led to the _____ 9. of gases and aerosols in _____ 10. atmosphere. These gases are known as greenhouse gases because they trap heat and _____ 11. air temperatures near the ground, acting like a greenhouse on the surface of the _____ 12. . In order to create and strengthen the scientific and analytical capacity _____ 13. assessment of climate change in the country, different studies under Climate Change Action Programme _____ 14. . Many important bilateral and multilateral meetings and negotiations are held _____ 15. regular intervals