Verbal Ability - Completing Statements - Discussion

I think this is what the statement means: the food in the hotel where they are currently staying is so bad that it does not match to the food that they were forced to eat in Hotel Kohinoor.

The food that they were forced to eat in Hotel Kohinoor may also be bad, but because the food in the hotel where they're currently staying is worse, then the food in Hotel Kohinoor can be put in a higher regard.

The key term here is "no match" which is usually preceded by an inferior subject in comparison to a superior object which is usually found after such idiom is stated.

"Sushmita has no match against Nikush for the latter has exceptional logic over the other".

Option A is the correct answer.

Here the first option is correct due to the word "forced", and the way the word is used, it shows a negative impression of the hotel Kohinoor. So option "a" is correct that the present hotel served better than Kohinoor.

Please correct me, if I'm wrong.

Here forced means that the food was forcefully prepared.

Option A is correct.

If food at Kohinoor was good, why use the term "forced"?

Right @Gopal.

Yes, I do agree that word force is used incorrectly. If the word forced is replaced with the word served then option b is the correct option. Otherwise, it's option an indeed.

If "Forced to eat " was an act of compulsion because they could not find a better hotel in that late hours, then how can B be the answer? A must be the answer right.

Why the word forced is used?

The word force is not acceptable.