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Passage: Water is often referred to as 'White Gold' in Nepal because of its economic potential. Q100. Why is water called 'White Gold'?
ABecause it is white in color
BBecause it is very valuable for the economy like gold
CBecause it tastes like gold
DBecause it is found in gold mines
✓ Correct Answer: B — Because it is very valuable for the economy like gold
The term 'White Gold' is a metaphor for the immense economic value of water resources (hydropower).
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