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Option 2 : fluency grows naturally out of repeated practice

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सही उत्तर fluency grows naturally out of repeated practice है।

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Question:

Read the passage given in the first question of this set and answer the following. The phrase 'Speed was the child of repetition, not its rival' suggests that:

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veterans deliberately work slowly to avoid fatigue
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fluency grows naturally out of repeated practice
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repetition and speed can never coexist
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hurrying is the best way to master a skill

Correct Answer: fluency grows naturally out of repeated practice

The veterans' claim is that speed emerges from repetition as its offspring, not its enemy — fluency grows from practice; (c) and (d) contradict the sentence directly.

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