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The word "catastrophic" is an adjective that means causing great damage, disaster, or suffering.Sentence I is incorrect – "Catastrophic consequences" correctly describes severe destruction caused by an earthquake.Sentence II is incorrect – While "catastrophic" can imply failure, it is too extreme for an exam performance. Words like "poor" or "disastrous" would be more appropriate.Sentence III is also correct – "Catastrophic increase in global temperatures" correctly conveys a disastrous change with severe consequences.Thus, both I & III are correct.
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