Which statement is correct? A. He has a flair for music. B. The matter got flared up.
अचूक उत्तर: पर्याय (3) Both A and B are right
स्पष्टीकरण व शब्दप्रयोग (Flair vs Flare):
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विधान A: "He has a flair for music."
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बरोबर. 'Flair' (F-L-A-I-R) हे नाम (Noun) असून त्याचा अर्थ नैसर्गिक बुद्धिमत्ता, उपजत कौशल्य किंवा आवड (natural talent, aptitude, or ability) असा होतो. 'A flair for music' (संगीताची उपजत आवड/कौशल्य) हा प्रयोग अगदी अचूक आहे.
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विधान B: "The matter got flared up."
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बरोबर. 'Flare' (F-L-A-R-E) हे क्रियापद असून 'Flare up' या Phrasal verb चा अर्थ अचानक भडकणे, उफाळून येणे किंवा वाद चिघळणे (suddenly burst into anger, violence, or intensify) असा होतो. 'The matter got flared up' (प्रकरण उफाळून आले / चिघळले) ही रचना व्याकरणदृष्ट्या योग्य आहे.
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दोन्ही विधाने आपापल्या योग्य शब्दासह अचूक असल्याने Both A and B are right हा पर्याय बरोबर आहे.
MPSC परीक्षा टीप
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📌 MPSC परीक्षा टीप: Flair vs Flare:
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Flair: उपजत कलागुण / कौशल्य (*a flair for languages/music*).
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Flare: अचानक भडका उडणे / ज्योत पेटणे (*flare up, solar flare*).
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English Explanation / स्पष्टीकरण:
Correct Answer: Option (3) Both A and B are right
Vocabulary and Homophone Analysis:
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Statement A: "He has a flair for music."
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Correct. The noun flair means a special natural talent, aptitude, or inclination. Collocating with 'for' (*a flair for music*), it is used with complete grammatical precision.
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Statement B: "The matter got flared up."
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Correct. The verb flare, especially in the phrasal verb flare up, means to burn suddenly or burst out with renewed anger, violence, or controversy. The passive/get construction *"The matter got flared up"* is fully standard and idiomatic.
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Therefore, Both A and B are right.
Analysis of Options:
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Option (1) A is right B is not: Incorrect.
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Option (2) B is right A is not: Incorrect.
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Option (3) Both A and B are right: Correct answer.
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Option (4) Both A and B are incorrect: Incorrect.
MPSC EXAM TIP
High-Yield Exam Strategy Tip
📌 MPSC Exam Tip: Do not confuse these homophones:
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*Flair* (noun) = talent/aptitude (*a flair for writing*).
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*Flare* (verb/noun) = burn brightly / burst out in anger (*tempers flared up*).