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APO PAPER NO.3

  1. She _____ to school every day. A) go B) goes C)  does not goes  D)  do not goes  2. They _____ cricket now. A) play B) played C) are playing D) have played 3. I _____ my homework yesterday. A) do B) have done  C) did  D) am doing 4. We _____ the movie already. A) saw B) have seen C)  have saw D) has seen  5. By next year, he _____ his graduation. A) completes B) completed C) will have completed D) is completing 6.  She ...  .. ..him before she hatched a conspiracy  A) .pushed  B) .has pushed  C) .would have  D)  .had pushed  7. She _____ in Jaipur since 2020. A)  have been living  B)  was living  C) has  been living  D) is living 8. Look! The baby _____. A) cries B) cried C) is crying D) has cried 9..they have arrested her  since she .......... him A) would have killed  B) killed  C) had killed  D) has killed  10. I _____ him tomorrow. A) meet ...

CLAT PARAGRAPH

PASSAGE  In recent years, many countries have witnessed a steady rise in various forms of crime, ranging from cyber fraud and financial scams to violent offences. Experts believe that the increase is not caused by a single factor but by a combination of social, economic, and technological changes. Rapid urbanisation, unemployment, weakening family ties, and the misuse of digital platforms have created new opportunities for criminals. At the same time, law enforcement agencies are struggling to keep pace with increasingly sophisticated methods of committing offences. One of the most alarming trends is the growth of cybercrime. Criminals no longer need physical weapons to cause enormous financial losses. By exploiting technological vulnerabilities, hackers steal confidential information, manipulate online banking systems, and deceive people through phishing schemes. Since cybercriminals often operate across national borders, investigating and prosecuting such offences has become ext...