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Question

He saw a __________ boy.

This question was previously asked in
OTET 2026 Social Studies Question Paper (5-Jul-2026)
The correct answer is

handsome, tall, dark

The standard order of adjectives before a noun is Opinion > Size > Age > Shape > Colour > Origin > Material > Purpose. Here 'handsome' is an opinion, 'tall' is size, and 'dark' is colour, so the correct order is 'handsome, tall, dark'.

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