NIMCET 2010 — English PYQ

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Question

NIMCET 2010 — English PYQ

NIMCET | English | 2010

The police………..the mob.

Choose the correct answer:

Explanation

Solution

The correct option is (d) dispersed.

Explanation:

Dispersed: This is the standard technical and legal term used when an organized group of people (like a mob or a crowd) is forced to break up and leave in different directions. Police "disperse" a crowd.
Scattered: While it means to throw in various directions, it is usually used for objects (like seeds or papers). When used for people, it often implies a sudden, disorganized running away, but it is less formal than "dispersed" in this context.
Disbanded: This refers to breaking up an organized group or organization permanently (like a committee, an army unit, or a band), not a temporary gathering like a mob.
Drove: This would require a preposition to be complete, such as "drove away" or "drove back." On its own, it doesn't fit the context of breaking up a mob.

Full Sentence:

"The police dispersed the mob."