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[110]. Passage: Early vaccination campaigns faced rumour, religious objection and distrust of distant authorities, yet they succeeded where local leaders, clear explanation and visible results combined. Smallpox was not defeated by a single decree but by house-to-house work, record-keeping, and adaptation to local customs. Failures often traced to coercion without communication or to supply gaps that bred cynicism. The history therefore teaches a practical lesson: trust is built by reliability, respect and repeated contact, and once lost it is harder to restore than any cold chain. What is the main idea of the passage?

1.
The passage claims that only technology, without social or ecological measures, can solve the issue.
2.
The passage argues that the problem has already been solved and needs no further attention.
3.
The passage is mainly a historical account with no relevance to present policy.
4.
Historical vaccination success depended on local trust, communication and reliable delivery, not on decrees alone.
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Option 4 : Historical vaccination success depended on local trust, communication and reliable delivery, not on decrees alone.

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सही उत्तर Historical vaccination success depended on local trust, communication and reliable delivery, not on decrees alone. है।

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The main idea summarises the passage's overall argument and recommendation.

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[110]. Passage: Early vaccination campaigns faced rumour, religious objection and distrust of distant authorities, yet they succeeded where local leaders, clear explanation and visible results combined. Smallpox was not defeated by a single decree but by house-to-house work, record-keeping, and adaptation to local customs. Failures often traced to coercion without communication or to supply gaps that bred cynicism. The history therefore teaches a practical lesson: trust is built by reliability, respect and repeated contact, and once lost it is harder to restore than any cold chain. What is the main idea of the passage?

1.
The passage claims that only technology, without social or ecological measures, can solve the issue.
2.
The passage argues that the problem has already been solved and needs no further attention.
3.
The passage is mainly a historical account with no relevance to present policy.
4.
Historical vaccination success depended on local trust, communication and reliable delivery, not on decrees alone.

Correct Answer: Historical vaccination success depended on local trust, communication and reliable delivery, not on decrees alone.

The main idea summarises the passage's overall argument and recommendation.

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