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Answer of the seven questions given, with reference to the context below.Venu is a member of Co-existence, a school club that actively promotes animal rights and care. He has to write an article emphasising the need for prevention of cruelty to animals and peaceful coexistence between animals and human beings.(i) Select the option that lists an appropriate title for Venu’s article. A. Man and Animal-A Struggle to Co-exist B. The Rehabilitation and Conservation of Species C. Remodelling the Future by Peaceful Co-existence D. Smart Moves- Survival of the Fittest(ii) Which option (1-4), should Venu choose to elaborate on reasons for cruelty to animals?A. Option (1) B. Option (2) C. Option (3) D. Option (4)For the Visually Impaired CandidatesWhile elaborating on the causes for cruelty, which is the cause Venu SHOULD NOT include?A. Habitual poaching B. Animal activists C. Deliberate neglect D. Animal abuse(iii) Which option would help Venu with the appropriate organisation of relevant ideas for this article?A. Expressing concern about several cases of cruelty to animals—Exploring the reasons—Stating the effects—Providing suggestions for peaceful co-existence— Presenting a conclusive outlookB. Stating the effects of cruelty to animals— Presenting a concluding viewpoint—Providing suggestions for peaceful co-existence—Expressing concern for animal cruelty— Exploring the reasons for cruelty to animalsC. Introducing the purpose of the article—Information about policies and laws for animal protection—Exploring the reasons for the laws— Providing suggestions for peaceful co-existence —Presenting a pledge for awarenessD. Exploring the laws for animal protection—Questioning the efficacy of the laws—Providing suggestions for improvements in the behaviour towards animals— Introducing the purposeof the article—Appeal for joining Co-Existence(iv) Which suggestions, from those given below, would be appropriate for Venu’s article? A. reducing human-wildlife conflict, banning habitat destruction, creating more wildlife sanctuaries B. protecting the environment, penalising poachers C. strengthening execution of animal rights’ laws, increasing awareness, reducing humanwildlife conflict D. creation of more wildlife sanctuaries and promotion of research on animals.(v) Read a sentence from Venu’s article draft and help him complete it by selecting the most appropriate option. As animals find their natural habitat shrinking daily, their interactions with humans keep rising, often to the (i) of the humans and with (ii) for the animals. A. (i) joy (ii) dangerous outcomes B. (i) thrill (ii) lethal consequences C. (i) irritation (ii) minimal effects D. (i) fear (ii) disastrous results(vi) Which quote should Venu use to summarise the central idea of his article? A. "Animals are such agreeable friends―they ask no questions; they pass no criticisms." – George EliotB. “The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” – Mahatma GandhiC. A tiger may pray, “O Lord, how wicked are these men who do not come and place themselves before me to be eaten; they are breaking Your law.” - Swami VivekanandaD. "Clearly, animals know more than we think, and think a great deal more than we know." - Irene M. Pepperberg(vii) Read the following options for the self-checklist for this article and select the option that includes the most appropriate self-checklist for this article.A. Option (1) B. Option (2) C. Option (3) D. Option (4) |
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Answer» (i) C. Remodelling the Future by Peaceful Co-existence (ii) D. Option 4 (Visually Impaired Candidates—B. Animal activists) (iii) A. Expressing concern about several cases of cruelty to animals—Exploring the reasons—Stating the effects—Providing suggestions for peaceful co-existence— Presenting conclusive outlook (iv) C. Strengthening execution of animal rights’ laws, Increasing awareness, Reducing human-wildlife conflict (v) D. (i) fear (ii) disastrous results (vi) B. “The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” – Mahatma Gandhi (vii) B. Option (2) |
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