List – I List – II (a) Community Recreation (i) School and College (b) Institutional Recreation (ii) Rural and Urban (c) Therapeutic Recreation (iii) Amusement Park (d) Commercial Recreation (iv) Hospital
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List I II Recreation Terms Match
The question asks to match terms from List I (types of recreation) with their corresponding examples or contexts in List II.
Recreation Type Definitions
- Community Recreation: Recreation activities available to the general public, often found in Rural and Urban settings.
- Institutional Recreation: Recreation provided within specific organizations like School and College for their members.
- Therapeutic Recreation: Recreation focused on treatment and rehabilitation, often occurring in facilities such as a Hospital.
- Commercial Recreation: Recreation offered as a business venture, aiming for profit, like an Amusement Park.
Matching List I with List II
Based on these definitions, the correct matches are:
- (a) Community Recreation matches with (ii) Rural and Urban.
- (b) Institutional Recreation matches with (i) School and College.
- (c) Therapeutic Recreation matches with (iv) Hospital.
- (d) Commercial Recreation matches with (iii) Amusement Park.
Recreation Match Code Summary
The derived matches are (a)-(ii), (b)-(i), (c)-(iv), and (d)-(iii).
| List I | List II |
|---|---|
| (a) Community Recreation | (ii) Rural and Urban |
| (b) Institutional Recreation | (i) School and College |
| (c) Therapeutic Recreation | (iv) Hospital |
| (d) Commercial Recreation | (iii) Amusement Park |
This combination corresponds to Option 2.
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