Q27 / 270 · NDA 2025 (Phase 2) · General Ability
Given below are sentences that use discourse markers/expressions to make them complete. Identify the most appropriate discourse marker and mark your answer accordingly on the Answer Sheet.
__________, if the referee points his fingers, this indicates that someone has done something wrong.
__________, if the referee points his fingers, this indicates that someone has done something wrong.
- AOn the contrary
- BWhatever more
- Correct answerCBriefly
- DAs regards
Solution
The discourse marker 'Briefly' is used to introduce a concise explanation or summary. In the given sentence, it appropriately introduces a short explanation of a referee's action. 'On the contrary' requires a preceding contrasting statement. 'As regards' must be followed by a noun phrase to introduce a topic. 'Whatever more' is grammatically incorrect in this context.
Thus, 'Briefly' is the most appropriate choice to complete the sentence.
Answer: Briefly
Thus, 'Briefly' is the most appropriate choice to complete the sentence.
Answer: Briefly
Hence, the correct answer is option: 'C'.