Passage-based Questions on English for CLAT 2026

QUESTIONS

1. The role of corporations in combating climate change.
2. The reluctance of nations to take action against climate change.
3. The trade-off between short-term economic stability and long-term environmental sustainability.
4. The impact of climate change on politics.

1. Literature should only serve as a source of entertainment.
2. Literature’s primary purpose is to reflect societal issues.
3. Literature must inspire action for social reform.
4. The role of literature depends on the author’s intent.

1. Lack of technological advancement.
2. Challenges in ensuring data privacy and accountability.
3. The inability of policymakers to regulate AI.
4. Resistance from various industries.

1. They are rare in the animal kingdom.
2. They serve as proof that cooperation aids survival.
3. They are less significant than competitive relationships.
4. They hinder evolutionary progress.

1. The inability to control misinformation effectively.
2. The risk of infringing on free speech.
3. The difficulty of global connectivity.
4. The rise of echo chambers.

1. It is not cost-effective.
2. It lacks personalized feedback and human interaction.
3. It is unavailable in remote areas.
4. It increases the digital divide.

1. Its inability to produce trendy clothing.
2. Its lack of innovation in designs.
3. Its environmental and social costs.
4. Its focus on developing countries.

1. Lack of technological advancement.
2. Unequal distribution of resources.
3. Limited economic opportunities.
4. Absence of innovation.

1. They attract tourism.
2. They maintain ecological balance.
3. They provide economic benefits.
4. They reduce pollution levels.

1. High installation costs.
2. Lack of public support.
3. Their intermittent nature.
4. Environmental hazards.

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