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Question 9. "There seemed an inevitability about what on ground had looked haphazard". What
do you mean by the word "inevitability"?
(a) That cannot be avoided
(b) That can be avoided
(c) Without plan or order
(d) With plan or order
had developed the way it is?

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Final answer:

Inevitability means something that cannot be avoided, as seen in predetermined events despite their initial appearance.


Explanation:

Inevitability refers to something that cannot be avoided.

In the context of the text provided, the notion of inevitability suggests that certain events or outcomes were bound to happen and could not have been altered or prevented.

For example, in the quote 'There seemed an inevitability about what on ground had looked haphazard,' it implies that despite appearances of randomness, the events were actually predetermined and unavoidable.


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Explanation:

(a) That cannot be avoided

The sentence implies that, although the situation might have appeared haphazard or unplanned when viewed on the ground, the outcome seemed destined or unavoidable.

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