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[120]. Read the following passage carefully:

Passage: "A gardener once complained that his mustard field flowered beautifully but set very little seed. A beekeeper explained that flowers need visitors: when a bee moves from flower to flower collecting nectar, pollen sticks to its body and reaches another flower, and only then can seeds form. The gardener stopped spraying pesticide during flowering hours and placed a few hives at the field's edge. That season the seed set improved sharply, and the beekeeper also harvested honey. The lesson was not that bees are kind to farmers; it is that farming depends on a working partnership between crops and pollinators, and breaking that link harms the harvest itself." What can be inferred from the passage?

1.
Children who are trusted with books and given enjoyable choices are likely to develop a lasting reading habit.
2.
Farming practices that destroy pollinators are likely to reduce yields even when the crop itself flowers well.
3.
A farmer who diversifies crops and reads seasonal signals can reduce the risk from one failed season.
4.
Respect earned through honesty lasts longer than a victory gained through an unfair decision.
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 2 : Farming practices that destroy pollinators are likely to reduce yields even when the crop itself flowers well.

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सही उत्तर Farming practices that destroy pollinators are likely to reduce yields even when the crop itself flowers well. है।

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This follows logically from the passage even though it is not stated in these exact words.

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[120]. Read the following passage carefully:

Passage: "A gardener once complained that his mustard field flowered beautifully but set very little seed. A beekeeper explained that flowers need visitors: when a bee moves from flower to flower collecting nectar, pollen sticks to its body and reaches another flower, and only then can seeds form. The gardener stopped spraying pesticide during flowering hours and placed a few hives at the field's edge. That season the seed set improved sharply, and the beekeeper also harvested honey. The lesson was not that bees are kind to farmers; it is that farming depends on a working partnership between crops and pollinators, and breaking that link harms the harvest itself." What can be inferred from the passage?

1.
Children who are trusted with books and given enjoyable choices are likely to develop a lasting reading habit.
2.
Farming practices that destroy pollinators are likely to reduce yields even when the crop itself flowers well.
3.
A farmer who diversifies crops and reads seasonal signals can reduce the risk from one failed season.
4.
Respect earned through honesty lasts longer than a victory gained through an unfair decision.

Correct Answer: Farming practices that destroy pollinators are likely to reduce yields even when the crop itself flowers well.

This follows logically from the passage even though it is not stated in these exact words.

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