Answer to Question #92059 in English for khalid

Question

. There are also voices more willing to put their faith in individual messiahs as a route to good governance. The typical Pakistani version is that what we really need is an honest leader willing to work in the national interest. This line of thinking isn’t without precedent. A prominent strand of comparative politics literature sees individuals as real-change agents and stresses their centrality in charting the destiny of nations. The rise of countries like Singapore, South Korea, etc. is often owed to such charismatic leaders.
What do you infer from the passage?
a. Pakistan needs a dead honest leader to uplift the national interests. ©
b. People need following a prominent stand of comparative politics.
c. Individual stresses their centrality in charting the destiny of nations.
d. The rise of countries like Singapore, South Korea, etc is often owed to such charismatic leaders

Answer 1

d. The rise of countries like Singapore, South Korea, etc is often owed to such charismatic leaders