Question

Given below are sentences which contain a common word. The word may imply different meanings in each sentence. You have to choose a sentence/option where the word implies an accurate meaning i.e. you have to choose the correct sentence. FIT (

Q: Answer-Given below are sentences which contain a common word. The word may imply different meanings in each...

The word fit can be used in different senses. It may mean to be suitable for something, to match a requirement, or to placeadjust something properly within a structure or pattern. I The revised training module is expected to fit the needs of officers who are preparing for field-level assignments in remote districts. Here, fit means to suit or match the needs of the officers. The sentence is grammatically and contextually correct. Correct II The consultant tried to fit the scattered expenditure figures into a coherent financial model before submitting the report. Here, fit means to place, adjust, or arrange something properly within a larger structure. The phrase fit figures into a model is contextually appropriate. Correct III The shortlisted candidate seemed to fit the organisations requirement for someone who could manage policy research as well as field coordination. Here, fit means to be suitable for or match a particular requirement. The sentence is grammatically and contextually correct. Correct

I The revised training module is expected to fit the needs of officers who are preparing for field-level assignments in remote districts. (I
I The consultant tried to fit the scattered expenditure figures into a coherent financial model before submitting the report. (II
I The shortlisted candidate seemed to fit the organisation’s requirement for someone who could manage policy research as well as field coordination.