Comprehension Passages

The English section of the CLAT examination consists of comprehension passages. These comprehension passages with questions and answers are easy to solve if you practice daily for them. A good reading speed can help you get the summary and solve the questions asked in the exam. CLAT exam doesn’t ask for very complicated passages, they just want to check the simple comprehension level of the law aspirants.

Here is one example of Comprehension passages with questions and answers-

No two countries can be compared with each other because of their distinct demography, culture, history, geography and also their different politics. A small country also has money to suit their needs, they can also meet their technological demand but they always have a risk due to less population which is uncertain about new changes in their lives. India can be easily compared to China as both are large in size and in their population too but there are some major differences between these two. China is working very hard to put itself in the list of developed nations with fair income for its people. China banks on development of science, technology and trade for the upliftment of its people and its economy.

If we look at the perspective of China, it is about championing science and technology and using them as the ladder to reach the desired destination. These both together can give a solid boost to the present and future growth of China. China has remorse for not using these two tools efficiently and wants to rectify its mistake and reap the benefits of these two crucial things. China admits that most of the inventions and innovations have not been successful because they were not very useful and efficient as per the needs of the people but if the potential of scientific innovations is utilized in a proper manner, it cannot only make life of people better and provide enormous opportunities for the development of people, but also it can raise the living standards of people and solve many problems. 

China has aimed to mark its presence in the global world. China is supposed to become a developed nation very soon. It has become the hub for pharmaceutical and electronic components already. All big tech giants have their assembly line in China. It shows the potential China has to attract foreign companies and give them a suitable and feasible environment that makes China an attractive destination for manufacturing companies.

China’s attempts to make a duplicate sun speaks about its progress in science whereas China’s test of hypersonic missile after revolving the earth shows its potential in technology. China has been inching upward every next day in the field of science to take over the US as global superpower.

Questions and Answers- 

Q1- You cannot compare two countries because- 

1. there are many countries having similar background
2. two countries are different in many aspects like demography, area and culture etc.
3. two countries don’t reveal their authentic data 

1. Both i and ii
2. Both i and iii
3. Only ii
4. None of the above

Answer – C

Q2- Which of these 2 pillars, China wants to grow upon?

1. History and Geography
2. Science and Technology
3. Health and wellbeing
4. Politics and Games

Answer- B

Q3- China has shown its potential in science and technology by making one of these things?

1. Artificial sun
2. Nuclear bomb
3. Vaccine of a virus
4. Supercomputer

Answer- A

Q4- What is the target of China for the upcoming years?

1. China wants to become the best democratic country
2. China wants to export vaccine to all over the world
3. China wants to become super power by acing USA
4. China wants to develop friendly relations with neighbors

Answer- C

Q5- China has become the hub for which of these products?

1. Crude oil and refinery products
2. Cotton and other fabrics
3. Pharmaceutical and electronics
4. Gems and crystals

Answer- C

Conclusion- 

Comprehension passages are very important in CLAT exams. To solve the comprehension passages with questions and answers, we need to read them thoroughly again and again to understand the summary and theme of the passage. After reading the passage, we move on to questions which contain 5-6 questions with 4 options for each question and answer them accordingly by choosing the correct option. The passages asked in exams are very simple and elaborative, they are not complex or tricky.