Ah, those assertion-reason questions are a trap if you just check the reason in isolation, eche. The tutors I hire for my son drill into him that the reason must be the *correct explanation* for the assertion, not just a true statement on its own. I've seen his marks improve only when he stopped treating them as two separate true/false puzzles. It's phijigee paying for all this tuition, but watching him finally grasp that link was like getting the perfect third-dip indigo—a small, costly victory.
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