Question
Choose the most appropriate word from the options that
can fill the blanks. Although the new education policy aims to reduce rote learning and encourage critical thinking, its implementation across diverse states has been uneven, leading many experts to view the initiative as a noble but ultimately ______ effort, plagued by bureaucratic inertia and a widespread ______ of trained faculty.Solution
Futile means pointless or ineffective — perfectly matches the idea of a noble effort that ultimately fails. Dearth means scarcity — fitting for a shortage of trained faculty. Other options fail in tone or meaning: • Transparent doesn’t describe effort; plethora (excess) contradicts the idea of shortage. • Frivolous implies silly, which doesn’t suit a national policy. • Monopoly is irrelevant; reluctant doesn’t describe “effort.” • Abundance is the opposite of a shortage.
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