In the question below, a part is omitted which is then replaced by a blank. Choose the word from the given options that will fit into the blank most appropriately. The road safety campaignindividuals of all age groups to raise awareness about responsible driving habits. intended targeted sustained pretend maintained Q2can policy makers strive to make education more accessible?
- A.How
- B.What
- C.Whom
- D.When
- E.Where
Explanation
The sentence talks about a road safety campaign focusing on a particular group of people. The word targeted correctly expresses that the campaign was directed towards individuals of all age groups. Option Analysis intended – planned or meant. Meaning (English): planned to do something. Meaning (Hindi): इरादा किया हुआ, योजना बनाई हुई. Example: She intended to finish the project by evening. Incorrect:Not correct here because the sentence needs a verb showing action of focusing on people, not just planning. targeted – aimed at a particular group or person. Meaning (English): directed an action or message towards a specific group. Meaning (Hindi): किसी किशेष समूह पर िेन्द्रित िरना, कनशाना साधना. Example: The advertisement targeted young professionals. correct: Fits perfectly as the campaign was aimed at individuals of all age groups. sustained – continued for a long time or maintained steadily. Meaning (English): kept something going continuously. Meaning (Hindi): लगातार बनाए रखना, बनाए रखना. Example: He sustained his efforts despite many failures. Incorrect: Does not convey the idea of focusing on a group. pretend – to act as if something is true when it is not. Meaning (English): to behave as if something is real or true when it is not. Meaning (Hindi): कदखािा िरना, झूठा बहाना िरना. Example: Children often pretend to be superheroes. Incorrect: Completely unrelated to the context. maintained – kept in a particular state or condition. Meaning (English): to keep something in good condition or at a particular level. Meaning (Hindi): बनाए रखना, िायम रखना. Example: The company maintained high standards of quality. Incorrect: Talks about keeping something as it is, not focusing on people.