But I can get a hair-dye And set such colour there, Brown, or black, or carrot, That young men in despair May love me for myself alone And not my yellow hair. i. Given below are the taglines of four hypothetical brands. Choose the correct option that fits the best with the first three lines of the given stanza.LITELIFEFood that makes you light.GET SETMy home. My gym.LOOKBOOKNo game, over, get makeover.PLANET FOODEat!  Eat! Eat! Repeat!a) Option (1) b) Option (2) c) Option (3) d) Option (4)ii. The form of the given stanza is a part of a. an agreement. b. a disapproval. c. an engagement. d. an argumentiii. Choose the option that describes a situation of ‘despair’ as mentioned in the extract. a. Option (1) b. Option (2) c. Option (3) d. Option (4)(1) Worked very hard and got selected in the audition for the dance. competition.(2) Worked very hadrd and was once again,  for the 3rd time, unabel to get  selected in the audition for the dance competition(3) Worked  very hard for the dance competition audition. My best friend got selected but i didn't.(4) Worked very hard to get selected in the audition for the dance competition, but the auditions got.iv. Read the statements 1 and 2 given below and choose the option that correctly assesses these statements. 1 – The speaker wants to change her hair colour so that it may appeal to young men. 2 – The speaker’s appearance due to her gorgeous yellow hair is largely the reason young men hope to get her attention. a. 1 is false, 2 is true and clearly inferred from the poem. b. 1 is true, 2 cannot be clearly inferred from the poem. c. 1 cannot be clearly inferred from the poem, 2 is false. d. 1 is true and can be inferred from the poem, 2 is false.v. Choose the product that best shows what Anne would invest in, to ensure that young men love her for herself and not her hair.a. Option (1) b. Option (2) c. Option (3) d. Option (4)