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Directions (Q. Nos. 31-34) In each of these questions, choose the option that best captures the essence of the text.

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Question : 32

Total: 200

Corruption is an intractable problem. Like diabetes; it can be controlled but can’t be eliminated. Despite of moaning about corruption, we don’t hesitate to vote back the same tainted persons. Choosing honest and dedicated people, electoral reforms and controlling electoral expense can combat corruption to some extent. Inculcating values in our young children might give us some hope in future. Corruption has to be rooted out from the roots.

The person who gives bribe is as much responsible for corruption as the person who takes it
It is not easy to wipe out corruption from the world
To tackle the epidemic of corruption, measures like electoral reforms, choosing people of integrity and focusing on moral values in youth can help to some extent
Corruption can be rooted out only if every citizen vows to keep himself clean.

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