Question
1. Watching how banana chips are made is akin to
watching a performance. The cook works a slicer through peeled raw bananas at top speed. Thin discs of fruit fall in rapid succession into a container below. Then, they are dropped with a flourish into a giant wok of boiling coconut oil. 2. ___________________________________________________________________________ 3. For anyone who has grown up in Kerala, this is a familiar sight. The Malayaliâs relationship with banana chips is unquestionable, not even potato in its fancy versions has been able to replace it. However, to appeal to a wider, and younger audience, the classic banana chips are now being reinterpreted. In the question, two paragraphs of a passage are given. Find the missing paragraph from the options given below.Solution
The first paragraph talks about âbanana chipsâ and the process of its making. The third paragraph talks about âthis familiar sightâ, which mean that in the second paragraph also, the process of making banana chips must have been mentioned. So, option 4 is apt here. Option 1- there is no âcompanyâ mentioned in the first or third paragraph. Option 2- this cannot be a âfamiliar sightâ. Option 3- âthe teamâ is not mentioned in either of the paragraphs. Option 5- this is also not a âfamiliar sightâ.
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