Correct option - 3

The adverb 'yet' is not used in the middle of the sentence. In that case, use adverb 'still'. Also, a direction is shown towards capital inflows. So, it is better to use preposition to in place of of. Hence, option 3 is the correct answer.

Correct option - 2

The phrase 'growing number of industries' shows a continuous action. Thus, it is better to use continuous tense in the sentence. Thus, option 2 i.e. being the driver, is becoming is the most appropriate answer. 

Correct option - 4

Firstly, 'A number' always follows plural verb. It means replace is with are in B part. 

Since, 'budding' is used as an adjective in C part. Here, it is not needed to use another adjective 'knowledgeable' because it is understood that both are used for noun 'entrepreneurs'. So, replace knowledgeable with knowledge. 

Thus, option 4 i.e. both B & D is the most suitable answer. 

Correct sentence - A great number of venture capitalists are actively seeking to fund budding knowledge entrepreneurs. 

The word paralegal means 'a person trained to work in the legal field as an attorney’s assistant' which fits well in the given context. Thus option 2 is the correct answer.

Lawyer =>practise law; work as a lawyer.

Heir=>a person legally entitled to the property or rank of another on that person's death.

Adumbrate ​=>​represent in outline.

The correct option is helm as it means 'a position of leadership or control' which fits well in the given context. Thus option 5 is the correct answer.

Accost=>approach and speak to someone aggressively or insistently

Adamant =>impervious to pleas, persuasion, requests, reason

Acumen =>shrewdness shown by keen insight

Accretion =>an increase by natural growth or addition

The correct option is 'overspill' as it speaks about 'a surplus population moving or forced to move from an overcrowded area to a less heavily populated one.' Thus option 3 is the correct answer.

Abscond=>run away, often taking something or somebody along

Abrogate=>revoke formally

Accede=>yield to another's wish or opinion

Abstruse =>difficult to penetrate

Correct option - 5

There is no error in the given sentence. So, option 5 is the correct answer. 

Correct option - 3

If we use 'has been teaching', this needs a time expressing word for this particular clause. But, here, no time expressing word is mentioned. Hence, option 5 is eliminated.

Also, 'since' is used for a particular time. Here, 'a month' is given, this is a time-period. Hence, use for in place of since. 

Thus, options 1 & 4 are eliminated. 

If we use 'would teach', it shows past tense. But 'nowadays' shows present tense. Hence, option 2 is eliminated.

Thus, option 3 i.e. teaches, himself for is the correct answer. 

The correct option is 'orderliness' which means 'being well-arranged and organized'. Thus option 4 is the correct answer.

Rejig=> To reorder something 

Cohort=> Common on something and hence clubbed 

Seamless=> Smooth 

Pester=> trouble or annoy (someone) with frequent or persistent requests or interruptions.

The only correct option is 'susceptibility' that makes the mother prone to sickness. Thus option 3 is the correct answer.

Aberration=>a state or condition markedly different from the norm

Abjure => formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief

Temperament => a person's or animal's nature, especially as it permanently affects their behaviour.

Abnegation =>the denial and rejection of a doctrine or belief